but trump made this into a non media logical conflict. i mean, he was taking on everybody who's of economic interest class for those of the united states. when buying is done, he said, going back to the cold war aspect to it, which is china's e d. a logical rival. chinese somehow waging some sort of a flight project. they've got an american idea that waging a flight of b. r a. and we're going to go, we're going to go to a short break, but george's right. that's why they got rid of for those reasons. exactly. all right, we're going to go to what you're breaking up about your break. we'll continue our discussion on some real, stay o. as a korean professional sport is much tougher on some than others. with somebody, believe me, i was just a very to, to retrieve really was trying to read the paper this morning, usa swimming coach, arrested leslie had sex with a 12 year old girl. this happens almost every week. we get calls in the office. i get informed about one of my greatest fears is someone is going to start linking all this together and i

the kremlin gave imposed trump on the united states. we now know there was no in put whatsoever in washington, and there was 0 all it was all american. but it was a hose that you know, this political purpose, which was basically, you know, trumpet ministration, never really recovered from the blows. busy of roughly 8, constantly struggling to impeachment for special counsel investigation and i was on but the january, the 6 thing is also, i mean, we know really the outlines of what happened was mostly peaceful progress. it was something went wrong. it became a riot, wasn't particularly serious, right? all was restored within a few hours. nonetheless, the media in alliance with democratic party. and again in alliance with the f. b. i was characters within the, by the ministration of, with the saw into some terrific fold on the american democracy in a game of d. legitimizing the opposition, which is wrong when it's the same characters a both it's one was you know, an outside adversary meddling inside american politics. that narrative. and

i mean, i, i still think there will be a good impeachment of trump before on the mid terms. you know, and this is, you know, the way you operate with hopes and that's why it's important. it's the same characters are involved in both biden low c obama, and they're all in on it because they never really paid a price for russia. they're able to just simply continue as before without any challenge. i have to say george, but i mean, over throwing a democratic a around the world, right. don't do it. no, no, no. but the interesting thing is, now that we're on it, there's this whole regime change paradigm that they, they can damage interact, united states, the same players have bring the regime change playbook. ukraine is the most outstanding one in recent memory here, but they're, they're applying a lot of the same strategies just focusing on mag people and people that are in talk trumps or but, i mean, it's really quite remarkable if it's an a template that apparently can be imported go ahead. well, i mean we have so many here, party stories on the situation or to the why the bigg

you saw that by then, trump, right. there's increasingly a bipartisan sort of agreement that, that china is what a strategic competitor. i suppose. i don't want to say an enemy. i don't think we're there yet. but a strategic competitor. i think most americans would agree with that is the view from ty pay. brian, why do you think western interest has increased in taiwan lately? we've had not only this visit from and of congress, but we also recently had visits from european officials to ty pay. yeah, so we just saw the question of a new cold war. whether this framework does apply to the present, and i think what is different between the new cold war and the old or the original cold war, is that china and i cannot find and i want is a place that it's neatly between the 2. i want manufactured more than half conductors passed around. i was water. and so it's finding that this becomes a flash point regarding us in china, not only charge of regarding the trade interest as well. and so for example, going to some reports on it'

the kremlin gave up in post trump on the united states. we now know there was no russian in whatsoever in washington. now that was 0, it was all american, but it was a hose that you know, this political purpose, which was basically to get a trump administration never really recovered from the blows. busy busy of russia gate constantly struggling to impeachment of special counsel investigation as on the january. the 6th thing is also host. i mean, we know really the outlines of what happened was most of the school progress. it was something went wrong. it became a riot, wasn't particularly serious, right? all it was restored within a few hours. nonetheless, the media in alliance with the democratic party. and again in alliance with the f. b on these characters within the, by the ministration of with this up into some rig, a sold on the american democracy, a game of d, legitimizing the opposition, which is wrong when it's the same characters a both it's one was you know, an outside adversary meddling inside american politics, that narrative,

i mean i, i still think there will be a so impeachment of trump before on the mid terms. you know, and this is, you know, the way you operate with hopes and that's why it's important. it's the same characters are involved in both biden low c obama and they're all in on it because they never really paid a price for russia. again, they're able to just simply continue as before, without any challenge. i have to say george, but i mean over throwing a democratic elect a around the world, but don't do it. no, no, no. but the interesting thing is, now that we're on it, there's this whole regime change paradigm that they, they can jam. it's incorrect, united states, the same player to bring the regime change playbook. this ukraine is the most outstanding one in recent memory here. but they're, they're applying a lot of the same strategies just focusing on mag, people and people that are in orbit. i mean, it's really quite remarkable if it's an a template that apparently can be imported, go ahead. well, i mean we have so many here, party stories on the situation or to the why the

i mean i, i still think there will be a so impeachment of trump before on the mid terms. you know, and this is, you know, the way you operate with hopes and that's why it's important. it's the same characters are involved in both biden, hello, c, obama, the f b i a because they never really paid a price for russia. gates. they're able to just simply continue as before, without any challenge. i have to say george, but i mean, over throwing a democratic elect, the less doesn't all around the world, right. don't do it. no, no, no. but the interesting thing is, now that we're on it, there's this whole regime change paradigm that they, they can jam is incorrect. united states, the same player to bring the regime change playbook. there's ukraine is the most outstanding one in recent memory here. but they're, they're applying a lot of the same strategies just focusing on mag, people and people that are in orbit. i mean, it's really quite remarkable. it's an a template that apparently can be imported. go ahead. well, i mean we have so many here, party stories on the situation to

but trump made this into a non media logical company. i mean, he was taking on everybody who's of economic interest class for those of the united states. when buying has done brought back to the cold war aspect to it, which is a logical arrival time, a somehow waging some sort of a flight project. they've got an american idea, then waging a flight of b r a. we're going to go, we're going to go to break the george's right. that's why they got rid of. for those reasons. exactly. all right. we're going to go to a short break break. we'll continue our discussion on some real. oh ah . a with action with that comes a trade off. every device is a potential entry point for security at any machine. it's an extension of traditional time. the defenders have always been one step behind. the attackers with one comes option or it's not a matter of, if it happens, it's a matter of went through all this is driven by trainer shaped by center. so those with there's things we dare to ask in a welcome back to cross stock. we're all things considered. i'm pe

the former advisor to donald trump, remained defiant. i want you guys to stay focused on messrs. reverend signal, not noise. this is all noise. this is all about january the storming of the us capitol in an attempt to stop joe biden from becoming president on his radio show. the day before bennett had this warning, all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. so now the congressional committee investigating the insurrection wants to know what he knew and what he may have done in the lead. up to that day, he ignored their subpoena for his testimony and his records claiming executive privilege which legal experts say is unlikely to stand up. the united states supreme court in 234 years is never sustained, an executive privilege. the guard to communications from someone who is a private citizen, not an officer. i even with regard to officials who serve in the white house, the committee is hoping these charges will make other trump allies think twice before ignoring their request. as for bannon leaving court avow to fight, i'm never going to b

but trump made this into a non media logical company. i mean, he was taking on everybody who's of economic interest class for those of the united states. when buying is done, it's brought back to the cold war aspect to it, which is a logical rival, chinese somehow waging some sort of a flight project. the american idea that waging a flight of b r a, we're going to go, we're going to go to a short break with george's, right? that's why they got rid of. for those reasons, exactly. all right, we're going to go to which are breaking up a break. we'll continue our discussion on some really, ah ah, ah oh, when i want something wrong when i just don't hold any world just to shave out. disdain becomes the attitude. and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah, welcome back across stock were all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle. this is the home addition to remind you. we're discussing some real news. ah ok, let's go back to budapest year as our viewers new learn from

mm i, i, i, for president trump a signing and executive order approving the keystone excel pipeline and the dakota access pipeline. let's listen. yes, this is with respect to the construction of the dakota access. hi black. so bingo has been a dispute and subject to a renegotiation of terms by us. we'll see if we can get the pipeline bill. look in the year when the dental helicopter, flying in target, permitted that pipeline to go through it and if some devastating with what happened trumps administration and our spirits are all tired, but we don't have a choice a our vocab. no. it's all done. let's we're, we all became friends. in other words, when it's gonna go, i don't get why they didn't have to do that, you know, and how is washington? we feeling ro was time you saw happening? i work with 23 years ago. i worked for the senior oxy tribe and i testified at this out the quarter public utilities commission that dakota axis had not been consulting with the tribe. and at that time i was so resigned that nobody cared. and so for it to take on the life that it has, but with the army corps

trump bo paul was or, and that the whole election of biden was really anybody but trump, the media landscape itself as undergoing a kind of see change in all of this pulling reflects those divisions and the stoking of the antagonism between the demographics that are catered to by the major media outlets. residents in the u. s. city of minneapolis have voted against a bid to get rid of the local police and replace them with supposedly more benign public safety officials. the proposal came off to the murder of george floyd last year and cited nationwide protests and demands to defund the police. ah ah recent polls show that people still have an unfavorable view of the police in the city. however, many more people would not like the number of officers to be reduced to position that's especially strong in the black community. the refusal her against her police against local police might be linked to the city serge in violent crime, amid officer staff shortages. there have already been far more homicide in 10 months this year than in the whole of 2019 of the head of an hyphenated america. a conse

trump i'm not sure the language. >> there is a family audience. >> trump>> says something very feisty about what xi jinping has done to him and to him personally. talk to so little bit about what you discovered in terms of w.h.o. politics. >> in trump's case to hear him shut down the economy really caused him to turn and xi jinping and endorse those in the administration wanted a more comprehensive approach. but at the w.h.o. loses really fascinating the w.h.o. in january find out that they have a global crisis in number one dictator in china who they believe is less willing to tolerate any criticism from the minternational community the chinese were in 2003 with sars and their leader of donald trump and the director general who basically believed in his own canuasion that he thinks he navigate by a personal leader to leader diplomacy and he will praise publicly in exchange and in the hope of getting incremental concrete cooperation in a practical sense. that leaves him in january that are manifestly at odds at what w the w.h.o. own assessment is. they're fully cooperating is a perfec

s. president donald trump, the $165.00 families of the putative trump vintage jumped to the idea. exhilaration and joy written on their faces. though not some inefficient fell, maybe because they didn't die while i'm a guy this don't, that's going to. so i thought i know what's in them and dad to build a chick people while he was on the in his head. you today? that's the need. you said yes, 5. and this has gone it out. mm . now, the monthly gesture, but for the best hardness to defend, to understand. ah, so this is julia bertrand. yes, it's dr. liberty caught me. ah, but i feel happy because if you wanted to go to this then you can go ahead. who do you by yourself? you are going to have to wait the the ah ah, the he told me that he was trying to get the pension, but the image of donald trump with planet in waste of time. my life is like that. you don't always get in and you have to just cut loss and moved elsewhere. me. ah, the problem is he want to do too much and was research almost. ready in fact of rich paul, i think, i think we have no idea the bought of a deal. they say is all your fault

and i mean that, and the trump and people already signal this, right? i mean some people, all the arrows, i'm china and i think last comment robert? no, i don't. i don't. i think the us business me, like i said before, i think the business community is don't really ambiguous about that, but i do think the business community to the right on china. yeah. do you think that us business communities, far less pro, trying to that was, or in part because they came to the chinese government to regulate from unfairly and, you know, and then sort of politicize a lot of stuff and are forced tech transfer and they are piracy and i v e i b, she's but, but yeah, i mean, i still think there's a fair block. yeah. what sort of the chamber of commerce as to why china integration, but i think that's, that's that losing. and i also think, as i said before, the ultimate strategic concerns will be the ones that really matter. a perception is that china using sort of cheap goods at walmart in order to bully us friends in, in the region. then you know, it's all to my congress.

and i'm present donald trump. he also addressed the dossier of alleged dirt on donald trump in russia. the report included unsubstantiated claims that russian intelligence compiled a dossier on mister trump during visits to moscow. abc, cbs and nbc alone, dedicated an estimated 2634 minutes of anti, which is, which is mind boggling to peddling. the steel dos it on the other had up until the 8th of november. they spent the grand total of 0 minutes talking about the fact that the f b, i arrested steel saws for making false statements. think about it. they spend days, literally on air pushing propaganda dressed up as a dorsey and wouldn't even mention that it all turned out to be false. or senior correspondent that we spoke to, to political analyst, max abrams, explain why the mainstream media don't want the facts of the story to be reported. mainstream media does not want latest information to be known by the american public because what the information shows is that rather than any objective nefarious ties between

and i mean that, and the trumping people are the signal this, right? i mean it's from people on the terrace on china, and i think the last comment, robert, no, i don't, i don't. i think the us business for me, like i said before, the business community, i don't really ambiguous about that, but i do think the business community to the right on china. yeah. i think the us business communities far less pro, trying to work, or in part because they think that the chinese government to regulate from unfairly and, you know, and then sort of politicize a lot of stuff and, and are forced tech transfer. and there are piracy and i v e. she's but, but yeah, i mean, i still think there's a fair block. yeah. what sort of the chamber of commerce i was trying to integration, but i think that's, that's that losing. and i also think, as i said before, the ultimate strategic concerns will be the ones that really matter. a perception is that china using sort of cheap goods at walmart in order to bully us friends in, in the region. then you know, it's all the way congress

what biden represents toward trump is what obama represented to our. busy bush, a more sophisticated approach that legitimized be confrontational policies of the previous administration. as so when ari fleischer said that, well, bomb is 2nd term is really george bush's 4th term. he was on to something there. and in many ways, biden is doubling down on trump's foreign policy, especially visa v china, but also visit the russia and, and iran as well. so what we've gotten out with, we saw with the bush administration when they brought in all the people from the project for a new american century and how they were the neocons. and they were the hawks. and i brought us afghanistan that brought us iraq and, and libya and then our, when we give biden's obama some credit for olivia to and sit and syria. now what you see with the biden administration is they brought in 16 top people from the center for new american security. and these are the hawks who are doubling down on so many of trump's policies at this point. and so instead of peeling back in, there was th

what biden represents toward trump is what obama represented to our. busy bush, a more sophisticated approach that legitimized be confrontational policies of the previous administration. as so when ari fleischer said that, well, bomb is 2nd term is really george bush's 4th term. he was on to something there. and in many ways, biden is doubling down on trump's foreign policy, especially visa v china, but also visit the russia and, and iran as well. so what we've gotten out with we saw with the bush administration and they brought in all the people from the project for a new american century. and how they were the neocons and they were the hawks. and they brought us afghanistan that brought us iraq and, and libya and then our, when we give biden's obama some credit for olivia to answer and syria. now what you see with the biden administration is they brought in 16 top people from the center for new american security. and these are the hawks who are doubling down on so many of trump's policies at this point. and so instead of peeling back what you know, t

in many ways, what biden represents toward trump is what obama represented to our. busy bush, a more sophisticated approach that legitimized be confrontational policies of the previous administration. as so when ari fleischer said that will bomb, the 2nd term is really george bush's 4th term. he was on to something there. and in many ways, biden is doubling down on trump's foreign policy, especially visa v china, but also visit the russia and, and iran as well. so what we've got now with we saw with the bush administration and they brought in all the people from the project for a new american century. and how they were the neocons and they were the hawks. and they brought us afghanistan that brought us iraq and, and libya and then our, when we give biden's a obama, some credit for olivia to and sit and syria. now what you see with the biden administration is they brought in 16 top people from the center for a new american security. and these are the hawks who are doubling down on so many of trumps policies at this point. and so instead of peeling back what you know,

and it was really only in 2018 and the trump administration. that the u. s. formerly declared that china and russia were our primary strategic threats. now we're playing catch up on a number of technological friends because i think was most surprising about chinese rice. again, they've been open about their ambitions, but it's how fast they've been able to accomplish these stunning technical achievement. and with the hypersonic glide vehicle. yes, that in and of itself is general milli said is quite the technological feet. but we want to be careful that we're not overawed in our reactions, because the united states still feels 2000 nuclear warheads on c launched ballistic missiles on a fleet of nuclear submarines that fell around the world every day of the year. from anywhere around the world were able to strike a retaliatory strike that's necessary. in the event of a 1st strike from china, we have a nuclear deterrent that is extraordinary effective. so what i think is going to come out of this is, this is probably going to make nuclear war less likely in

because they're a great guru. donald trump really still doesn't believe in climate change. so i think all of the other members of the g. 20, you know, russia, the china, we have a common problem inside the congress of the united states. you mentioned another b r c power. i assume it's russia and you know that the recent position on climate change is that we definitely should be dealing with it by improving energy efficiency and developing more sustainable sources of energy including nuclear power, including hydro power, including natural gas, is a way to go and russian says that a absorption capacity, huge absorption capacity. this idea in forest also should be taken into account. do you think that this claim is justified per decade? i think one of the great problems in the global governance for climate change is everybody has focused on the sources of emissions up, you know, energy and forgotten about the power of the sinks that absorb them that shut on down. so finally on the you're quite right. we have seen the world talk to for a super powers. that's the russian federat

because they're a great guru. donald trump really still doesn't believe in climate change. so i think all of the other members of the g. 20, you know, russia, the china, we have a common problem inside the congress of the united states. you mentioned another b r c power. i assume it's russia and you know, the recent position on climate change is that we definitely should be dealing with it by improving energy efficiency and developing more sustainable sources of energy including nuclear power, including hydro power, including natural gas, is a way to go. i'm russian says that it's sort of capacity, huge absorption capacity. now this idea in forest also should be taken into account . do you think that this claim is justified per decade? i think one of the great problems in the global governance for climate change is everybody has focused on the sources of emissions up, you know, energy and forgotten about the power of the sinks that absorb them that shut on down. so finally on the you're quite right. we have seen the world talk to for a super powers. that's the russian feder

the 67 year old was chief strategists in trump white house. he was subpoenaed on his refusing to testify in front of the congressional committee investigating the attack on the capital on january 6th. the committee is trying to determine the origins of the attack that was planned by trump, supporters to stop the certification of president barton's 2020 election. when kristen slay me, has the latest where there are 2 contempt of congress charges one for failing to testify before the house committee and another failing to produce documents requested by the committee. steve ban in the long time adviser to the former president was subpoenaed and asked to appear by the committee that is investigating the january 6 capital breach. they say that they had reason to believe that he had information regarding the balance that took place that day. they point to statements, he made the day before the january 6 attack on the capital in a podcast in which he said that extreme events were going to happen and quotes all hell is going to break loose on the foll

e. previously supported syrian opposition forces for you as president, donald trump has lost the legal battle to block the release of documents to a committee investigating the capitol hill riots the house congressional committee wants to see them to determine how much trump or his inner circle may have been involved in the attack in january. trump's lawyers argued that telephone records, visitor logs and other white house documents were protected by executive privilege, but the judge disagreed. still ahead on al jazeera will have the sport for you, and the mpa, champions managed to snap a 2 game moves in brun kara will be here with the latest after the break. ah. with a whole ah ah ah, it's time for the sport, here's far. hello, thank you so much, england, captain owen morgan, it's play down. his sides. billing is favorites heading into their semi final showdown against new zealand. at the t 20 world cup, a leader looking to win this competition for a 2nd time and follow what they're trying in the one day woke up in 2019. they beat new zealand in that final 2 years ago, semi happens i

you know, lot of the reason why trump is hated in the united states is from the blue check, blue blue democratic hillary clinton crowd because he got rid of the salt cap on their taxes. they can't right off their taxes against their real estate and particularly hit the media elite in new york. and now i'm looking to reverse that. it just goes to the one percent or the top 110th of one percent is purely pure example of cronyism. we have about 10 seconds. am i am i on the right track there? yeah, yeah, you've got the democrats like to talk a good game. but at the end of the day, like the republicans are slaves and i don't a class and that's always going to drive their actions 1st and foremost, all right, marshal, are back long time frustrated. toronto maple leafs fan, thank you for all right. i was going to do it for this visual, the kaiser report with may max kaiser is days here. we're going to think, i guess marshall arrow back of the levy institute until next time bio. ah, we're empowering ourselves to be more efficient or quicker with our transactions. we can make mobile payments fr

because they're a great guru. donald trump really still doesn't believe in climate change. so i think all of the other members of the g. 20, you know, russia, the china, we have a common problem inside the congress of the united states. you mention another b, r to power. i assume it's russia and you know that the recent position on climate change is that we definitely should be dealing with it by improving energy efficiency and developing more sustainable sources of energy including nuclear power, including hydro power, including natural gas, is a way to go. am russian says that i absorb capacity, huge absorption capacity. now this idea in forest also should be taken into account . do you think that this claim is justified per decade? i think one of the great problems in the global governance for climate change is everybody has focused on the sources of emissions up, you know, energy and forgotten about the power of the sinks that absorb them that shut on down. so finally on that you're quite right. we have seen the world talk to for a super powers. that's the russian feder

trump was punching a lot of the people that they wanted punched and trump was the hammer and when he hit the nail was really satisfying. there were a lot of people who -- where so many politicians would say i'm just going to concede the argument. what the republican party and conservative to do and frankly what americans need to do more genoways not make the mistake of identifying civility. it can be civil and you can also stand your ground.no you can say and not owing to use that word or t insult you i'm jt going to stand my ground and say no. i will say no and i don't acquiesce and if you call it racist maybe it's because you are a fool or maybe it's because you don't have any identity. if people begin to do that whether politically or socially that will make enough the big difference and i think you you're starting to see thist an reflected in the politicians who are rising on the republican side of the aisle. it's been quite militant in standing up to the media. he's not vulgar but he stands up to him. i don't think interpublic and gets nominated again who is perceived as for agi

that's just i'll, i would say a flaw in human character, but you know, if you have a guy like donald trump running the government and he just does, he uses all that new found physical capacity to bail out his cronies and all the rest of it. and that's not going to lead to a particularly good outcome. and that's the risk we have right now. you know, al salvatore recently after thinking about this problem decided to outsource their entire central banking function to pick coin and lead pick coin be there legal, tender. and as a result, things are really making a positive change in el salvador. and the whole region is looking them, adopting a big coin standard it's, it's similar to a gold standard but a lot better. and it gets to your point that without constraints, it's virtually impossible to come up with a system that's not open to the availability of humans and humans interacting with each other in ways than so far. we've never seen it ever work over over time at scale. never so yeah, what it is, is bill kelly, the president of el salvador on to something here? well, he's certainly right i

because they're a great guru. donald trump really still doesn't believe in climate change. so i think all of the other members of the g. 20, you know, russia, the china, we have a common problem inside the congress of the united states. you mentioned another b r to power. i assume it's russia and you know that the recent position on climate change is that we definitely should be dealing with it by improving energy efficiency and developing more sustainable sources of energy including nuclear power, including hydro power, including natural gas, is a way to go and russian says that it's absorption capacity, huge absorption capacity. now this idea in forest also should be taken into account . do you think that this claim is justified for decades? i think one of the great problems in the global governance for climate change is everybody has focused on the sources of emissions up, you know, energy and forgotten about the power of the sinks that absorb them that shut on down. so finally on the you're quite right. we have seen the world talk to for a super powers. that's the russi

showing how bible his out trump trump, when as a guy located or embargo of cuba. i was in gold as a producer with read, lindsay read. lindsey's done a great job down there. he's, he's living there is a cooperative human filmmakers. me has made these films about the human people, what's happening to them in this boycott in the, in the sanctions against, you know, they know that mean no sanctions or even tougher. the cubans abroad cannot send money to their relatives in children. there's a tremendous drought going on in terms of cash. and staple goods. human survives though, it always has and it will, but it's been a war for some, for 660 years now. and america has been a bank. i mean the u. n. keeps condemning us, but we have very few eyes on this issue. and yet the american people have no real saying this is a governmental issue. and mr. trump unfortunately, really cracked out on cuba and venezuela. you know, they're still trying to overthrow the government. they're both countries well, a landslide from a doris body venezuela. in the past, a few days ago you met f

the former chief strategist to president donald trump is refusing to testify as part of the investigation and to the storming of the u. s. capital ah. well, the u. n. climate summit and glasgow has gone into over time as delegates try to reach an agreement on a draft plan to protect the planet from catastrophic global warming. representatives from nearly 200 countries are negotiating. the core aim is to cap global warming at $1.00 degrees. now for this to happen, the world needs to cut emissions by 45 percent by the 2030 and then achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. this is our collected moment in history. this is our chance to forge a cleaner, healthier, more prosperous will. and this is all time to deliver on the high ambition set by our leaders. at the start of this summit, we must rise to the occasion will unless say, current pledges are still not enough and the earth is currently on track with $2.00 degrees of warming. but there has been some progress. china in the u. s. the world's top greenhouse gas, emitted se they'll increase cooperation deals to n. deforestation. cut methane and p

in many ways, what biden represents toward trump is what obama represented to our bush. a more sophisticated approach that legitimized be confrontational policies of the previous administration. as so when ari fleischer said that, well, bomb is 2nd term is really george bush's 4th term. he was on to something there. and in many ways, biden is doubling down on trump's foreign policy, especially visa v china, but also visit e, russia and, and iran as well. so what we've got now with we saw with the bush administration when they brought in all the people from the project for a new american century. and how they were the neocons. and they were the hawks. and they brought us afghanistan that brought us iraq and, and libya and then our, when we give biden's a obama, some credit for livia to and sit and syria. now what you've see with the biden administration is they brought in 16 top people from the center for new american security. and these are the hawks who are doubling down on so many of trumps policies at this point. and so instead of peeling back what you know, there was

or even going back to some of the terrorists of the trump administration. but the truth is, all of those issues are taking a backseat to the central issue here, which is taiwan. as i've been telling you, trying to has been scaling, not military exercises near taiwan in recent months with over a 100 warplanes flying over ty, when he's aerospace in just the past few weeks enough to actually set off. ty, one's missile defense systems. course the united states has also been sending aircraft carriers, but chinese president g is expected to use this 1st virtual meeting with us president biden, to warn the united states to quote, step back on the tie. one issue, according to chinese state media editorials, printed on monday and editorial in the english language. china daily on monday said this, that it's likely that she would impress upon biking that beijing is resolved to quote, realize national re unification in the foreseeable future. no matter the cost as the by the ministration. they say that their policy towards taiwan and towards china remains exactly the s

in many ways, what biden represents toward trump is what obama represented to our. busy bush, a more sophisticated approach that legitimized be confrontational policies of the previous administration. and so when ari fleischer said that, well, bomb is 2nd term is really george bush's 4th term. he was on to something there. and in many ways, biden is doubling down on trump's foreign policy, especially visa v china. but also visa v. russia and, and iran as well. so what we've gotten out with we saw with the bush administration and they brought in all the people from the project for a new american century. and how they were the neocons and they were the hawks. and they brought us afghanistan that brought us iraq and, and libya and then our, when we give biden's obama some credit for olivia to and sit and syria. now what you see with the biden administration is they brought in 16 top people from the center for new american security. and these are the hawks who are doubling down on so many of trumps policies at this point. and so instead of peeling back what you know, th

and then president, she opens it up or the president, she's been studying the trump troll book on how to troll people and, and intentionally. and with that, just to mess with joe biden, to show that he's, he's playing games in his head and living in his head just like donald trump as well. but then you go to actually what was said there. and i have to tell you, i'm a little bit confused because here you have the form restrict, wrapped, saying that no president buying agrees that taiwan one china, we're all in together. that's exactly opposite though, from what you're hearing here in america. this idea of rationing that china is gonna evade taiwan. what is the united states going to do about we actually hurt our friendship with france, making sure that we sold, say we how to solve the marines to australia with this idea of national if a national security, if the china and bay taiwan, i'm hearing a lot of double speak right now. what is the truth in this or it is by did not even know. i don't think by knows, montoya, i don't think the by the administration has a clue what they're doing.

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one of the themes of this trip, of course, is democracy, which was not a team with a trump administration. so i created a number of ad on and then a number of adjustments to the existing policy. hardy though the deal with my judy about the same time until blinkin spoke in a blue jer about the need for democratic reform, of in the african continent. and that's particularly about the western part of the african continent where we have been having many, many issues. oh, how was that been seen by the niger areas? what do you find? reaction, especially in the gum and governmental official, excited by the with it but you've been wired and so now have the mccrass's foam. how they're going to perform africa generally is that out. this is can grow in isolation. i mean, it can be done without taking into consideration. and what's the condition of most african nation states? it's not enough to man the democratic phone ship to convert much what sounds to me most of her condition is the i like, you know, we generally shall and economy conditional african nations and where huge launch is a still more g

well, i me to, gosh sheila, i for president trump is signing and executive order approving the keystone excel pipeline and the dakota access pipeline. let's listen. yes, this is with respect to the construction of the dakota access. hi black. so plain grossman a dispute and subject to a renegotiation of terms by us. we'll see if we can get the pipeline bill. look in the year it went down to hell up in flaming person. target permitted that pipeline to go through it and it some devastating with what happened. turnips administration and our spirits are all tired, but we don't have a choice. maybe we could have him on on our vocab. no, it's all done. let's we're, we all became friends in on was worth when it's gonna go out there why they didn't have to do it, you know? and how was washed a. we feeling row was time you saw happening. i worked with 23 years ago. i worked for the senior oxy tribe and i testified at this out the court of public utilities commission that the court access had not been consulting with the tribe. and at that time, i was so resigned that nobody cared, and so for it

what share responsibility goes to trump? >> i'm not sure if this is what the question is asking, but i will relay it anyway and then a broader point is there's an argumenthe that with us china cooperation prior to the pandemic that trump pulled out a certain number of cdc officers out of china and ended public health cooperation with china and that led to its unravel rain and we dug into that in the book and talk to a lot of different civil servants and the political appointees and others and we found it didn't really hold up because they did withdraw some cdc officials, but they were associated with-- they were redeployed to uganda and elsewhere and there were other cdc and the relationship was negatively affected by the deterioration and relations and so to some extent there may have been a reactiont to trump but t wasn't really the result of the administration deliberately trying to recap the public health cooperation efforts, so i think there largely lies with, i mean, the trump's miniaturization is not blameless, but i

we took 4 years off under the trump administration, and so we're having to make up for lost time. so, just the fact that the united states sent such a large delegation to glasgow ah, bringing together a whole lot of different domestic commitments, is a clear signal to the world that the united states is going to be serious about trying to move forward. i know that it's frustrating that some of the commitments are not as ambitious as we would like. we don't see as as much money for the global south for climate resilience and climate investment. but it is baby steps when you're dealing with trying to get so many nations together on the same page to address the global problem of climate change. and so i am encouraged in the general direction. i do think that the united states and china and, and other larger economies need to uh, be thought their commitments up. but in general, i am encouraged by what i'm seeing and types of you talked about the long game here because that seems to be a common point we've heard. but as the world is kind of face this energy, i mean, we call it a crisis

. ♪♪ >> book tvs author interview program, california congressman adam schiff reflecting on the trump presidency and his role for the first impeachment trial and sharing his views on threats against american democracy interviewed by chief congressional correspondent lisa weekly interview program interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest work. >> you written this big book,gh perhaps you could read us a little bit from the opening pages. there is the first chapter in midnight in washington where you talk about your experiences at the capitol january 6, the chapter is called the insurrection and there was a part i thought you could start us off with. it's right after the folks who were loyal to the former president donald trump came january 62 from the capitol and they were trying to overturn the results of the election being tabulated, for biden for winning the election. the capitol was on lockdown, you give an account of what happened and this is a bit of the aftermath. could you take us away? >> the following day, i felt sadness over what our country had gone through, emb

on your page of donald trump. you have general to basically believed in his own power persuasion that he thinks he can navigate this by personal leader to leader diplomacy, and he will praise the leader publicly in exchange for in hope of getting concrete cooperation in a practical sense. that leads him to say certain things that in january about china that are manifestly at odds with what the w.h.o.'s own assessment is when he says therefore cooperating, it's a perfect approach but privately from document said event reported we know that was not true. that really led the u.s. to react with fury and say you have to if -- i could describe what they're doing and if you falsely praise them that's, productive. that set the stage for this epic battle which in some part was a comedy of errors on all sides with the u.s. accident to withdraw from w.h.o. in the middle of a global pandemic which of course was just an astonishing thing to do. but throughout it trying to stay close to the leaders and try to work the system to

you know, you mentioned trouble a little while ago, you know, lot of the reason why trump is hated in the united states is from the blue check. blue, blue democratic hillary clinton crowd because you got rid of the salt cap on their taxes. they can't right off their taxes against their real estate and particularly hit the media elite in new york. and now i'm looking to reverse that. it just goes to the one percent or the top 110th of one percent is purely pure example of cronyism. we have about 10 seconds in my mind, the right track there. yeah, yeah, you got the democrats like to talk a good game. but at the end of the day, they like the republicans are slaves and they've done a class and that's always going to drive their actions. first and foremost, all right, marshal, are back long time frustrated. toronto maple leafs fan, thank you for all right. i was going to do it for this visual, the kaiser report with may max kaiser is days here. we're going to think, i guess marshall arrow back of the levy institute until next time bio in we're empowering ourselves to be more efficient or q

and i mean that, and the trump and people already signal this, right? i mean some people, all the arrows, i'm china and i think my last comment, robert. no, i don't. i don't. i think the us business me, like i said before, i think the business community is still fairly ambiguous about what i do. think the business community to the right on china. yeah. do you think that us business communities, far less pro china than what or in part because they came to the chinese government to regulate from unfairly and, you know, and then sort of politicized a lot of stuff and, and sort of force tech transfer. and there are piracy and id issue, but, but yeah, i mean, i still think there's a fair block. yeah. sort of the chamber of commerce. i want china integration, but i think that's, that's, that's losing. and i also think, as i said before, the ultimate strategic concerns, we the ones that really matter a perception is that china using for cheap goods at walmart in order to bully us friends in, in the region. then you know, it's ultimately congress that calls the

in fact, president trump, oregon for president trump held a telephone last night in which he sought to get some backing for glen young can. but at the same time, there are large elements where the former president is not popular. so he has to take that support but also take it from a distance resorts as thank you, but also not be too closely aligned to the former president. and that said, terry, mcauliffe the democrat has really been pushing that saying if you are for glen young, can you get president from to they come as a pass. so it'll be really interesting to see how this pans out, because it blend young can does when. and he winced by a majority. does that mean that there is more support for donald trump? and what does that mean? come a potential re run in 2024. on top of that, we've got another governor's race. it's being held that one is in new jersey, where the current governor democrat is seeking to become the 1st governor, democratic governor in more than 40 years to seek be been given the office again. they're also looking for a new man as they are in boston. now this one in

and these are the hawks who are doubling down on so many of trumps policies at this point. and so instead of peeling back what you know, there was the june summit in geneva between potent and biden. and then there was some easing of tensions after that. the problem in the united states is that you've got a bipartisan right wing pressure on biden, to be hawkish toward china, to be hawkish toward russia. and so now with this situation developing in ukraine, it is not a lot of room for maneuver for biden. so and, and the situation as, as danny was saying, is really, we were pushing these, these crises because we need to support a frightened population to support vast spend it, you're on arms sales, which is the heart of the military industrial complex and has been for decades but this is creating a very dangerous conflict that can easily spiral out of control in both the pacific and in ukraine right now. yeah, but earl, i mean if we, if we look at, i'm a completely agreeing with peter. but i mean, if what we're looking just at the law in this century, the last 20 years, i mean

one of the themes of this chip, of course, is democracy, which was not even with the trump administration. so i created a number of ad on and then a number of adjustments to the existing policy. hardy, though, the deal with my judy about the same time until i blink and spoke in a blue jer about the need for democratic reforms in the african continent. and that's particularly about the western part of the african continent where we have been having many, many issues. oh, how was that been seen by the niger areas? well, i see cause you found reaction, especially in the gum and governmental official, excited by the with it. but you've been wired and so now have the mccrass's foam. how come that are going on? the democrats in africa generally is that out. this is can grow in isolation. i mean, it can be done without taking into consideration the condition of most african nation states. it's not enough to man, the democratic phone should convert. mature was suddenly in most of her condition, it is the i like, you know, we generally shall an economy conditional african nations. i where huge lau