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let's bring in our guest then we have joining us victor gao he's vice president of the center for china and globalization think tank and joins us by skype from beijing i'm very lank of director at n. k. news in online news source focused on north korea he joins us from seoul in south korea and richard vides is a security analyst that the global risk consultancy we can extract he joins us from washington d.c. welcome to all of you if i could start perhaps with the victor in beijing so by calling for offensive measures is kim jong un basically signaling he's given up hope of the u.s. softening its position well 1st of all we should be satisfied that there has been substantive progress on the korean peninsula over the past 18 months or so and this should give us encourage went and work hard for her 1st arrest has there been do you think victor a lot of the analysts are saying there's been a lot of talk but not a lot of actual substance of movement on any of the denuclearize a well the 1st of all the u.s. side and there has been no major massive military exercise with all k. as the p.r. car

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gao the chinese academic and lawyer and vice president of the center for china and globalization how does he justify china's catalogue of human rights abuses and the continuing pressure on hong kong. welcome to conduct so thank you for having me china has always insisted that it will do anything to avoid chaos it shot a large number of its own people in beijing 30 years ago to do that but it's failed comprehensively to address the protest in hong kong why maintaining stability has always been a pillar for china's development since the late a 19 seventies but it's failed to do it in the hong kong is that different ever since 1987 this part of china china has practiced a one country 2 systems so in hong kong. the primary responsibility of maintaining law and order is resting on the shoulders of the whole cot is our government and the chief executive carries government that's approved by beijing absolutely hong kong is part of china and one of the one percent is doing beijing's business not doing it is not doing it very well is it it's failed it's failed to keep the hated extradition mo

gao the chinese academic and lawyer and vice president of the center for china and globalization how does he justified china's catalogue of human rights abuses and the continuing pressure on hong kong. welcome to congress thank you for having me china has always insisted that it will do anything to avoid chaos shot a large number of its own people in beijing 30 years ago to do that but it's failed comprehensively to address the protest in hong kong why maintaining stability has always been a pillar for china's development since the later 1970 years but it's failed to do it in hong kong. different ever since 9097 this part of china and china has practiced a one country 2 systems so in hong kong the primary responsibility of maintaining law and order is resting on the shoulders of the hong kong government and the chief executive carried government that's approved by beijing absolutely hong kong is part of china and one of the one percent range ings business not doing it is not doing it. well there's it it's failed it's failed to keep the hated extradition morden was forced to withdraw

this week here in london victor gao the chinese academic and vice president of the center for china and globalization how does he justify china's catalogue of human rights abuses and the continuing pressure on hong kong. welcome to conduct so thank you for having me china has always insisted that it will do anything to avoid chaos shot a large number of its own people in beijing 30 years ago to do that but it's failed comprehensively to address the protests in hong kong why maintaining stability has always been a pillar for china's development since the late 1970 s. but it's failed to do it in hong kong the hong kong has a different ever since 9097 told this part of china that china has practiced a one country 2 systems so in hong kong. primary responsibility of maintaining law and order is resting on the shoulders of the whole cot is our government and the chief executive care of government that's approved by beijing absolutely hong kong is part of china and one of the one percent is doing beijing's business not doing it not doing it very well is it it's failed it's failed to keep the

gao the chinese academic and lawyer and vice president of the center for china and globalization how does he justify china's catalogue of human rights abuses and the continuing pressure on hong kong. welcome to conduct so thank you for having me china has always insisted that it will do anything to avoid chaos it shot a large number of its own people in beijing 30 years ago to do that but it's failed comprehensively to address the protests in hong kong why maintaining stability has always been a pillar for china's development since the late 1970 s. but it's failed to do it in hong kong the hong kong has a different ever since 9097 told this part of china that china has practiced a one country 2 systems so in hog. the primary responsibility of maintaining law and order is resting on the shoulders of the whole caught he said our government and the chief executive carried government that's approved by beijing absolutely hong kong is part of china and one of the one percent it is doing beijing's business not doing it not doing it very well this is it it's failed it's failed to keep the h

gao the chinese academic and lawyer and vice president of the center for china and globalization how does he justify china's catalogue of human rights abuses and the continuing pressure on hong kong. welcome to come to thank you for having me china has always insisted that it will do anything to avoid chaos it shot a large number of its own people in beijing 30 years ago to do that but it's failed comprehensively to address the protests in hong kong why maintaining stability has always been a pillar for china's development since the late a 19 seventies but it's failed to do it in hong kong the hong kong is a different ever since 9097 told this part of china that china has practiced a one country 2 systems so in hong kong. the primary responsibility of maintaining law and order is resting on the shoulders of the whole cot he said our government and the chief executive carried the hong kong government that's approved by beijing absolutely hong kong is part of china and one of the one percent is doing beijing's business not doing it not doing it very well is it it's failed it's failed t

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