he warns china america would defend the philippines. many say it was a david versus goliath scenario that proved right is my. but years later, critics say he squandered the victory by refusing to enforce the ruling and backpedaled a promise to fight for the country's rights in the south china sea. anchor: the u.s. climate envoy is in moscow try to average frost -- russia to cut climate emissions. at the start of the visit, he met to discuss joint cooperation. reporter: even as john kerry met in moscow, the fires raged all around them. in northeast siberia, forest fires threaten homes and villages. temperatures in moscow and st. petersburg set new records wihile temperatures north of the arctic circle of reach 30 degrees. in the united states, wildfires destroyed homes in parts of california. >> it is an important signal for developing relations. reporter: the russian foreign minister disagreed on much. this time john kerry comes as a climate envoy, and with climate change, both sides support joint action. >> we believe there is space fo

he warned china america would defend the philippines. should there be an armed attack against it's military, or even its public vessels? many say it was a david versus the live scenario that proved that rights is mice, but years later, a critics a president of legal that they're just squandered, that victory by refusing to enforce the ruling and even back pad. those on this campaign from is to fight for the countries right in the south china sea. similarly in dog and i'll 0 manila last more still to come for you here on the news are including italy celebrating the european title when they receive a heroes. welcome from the italian president on that shortly with andy. let me come back. i brought to you by accenture. let there be change the news with me brought to you by extension that there'll be change. oh, a time for news is ending. thank you so much paid. so a little li are celebrating their 1st major football title since 2006. the theme, well, if i can wrong with the european shamikan trophy after they went against england on penaltie

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he warned china america would defend the philippines. should there be an armed attack against it's military, african, or even its public vessels? many say it was a david versus the live scenario that proved that rights is mice, but years later, a critics a president of legal that they're just squandered, that victory by refusing to enforce the ruling and even back pad. those on this campaign from is to fight for the countries right in the south china sea level in dog. and i'll just 0 manila the u. s. climate envoy, john kerry, is in moscow trying to encourage russia to cut its carbon emissions at the start of his 4 day visit. carrie met, foreign minister, said the lover of to discuss joint cooperation. john hall reports even as john kerry and sir gala rob met in moscow to align the countries positions on climate change, the fires raged all around them. in ne siberia where the permafrost is rapidly disappearing, forest fires, threatened homes, and villages june temperatures in both moscow and saint petersburg set new records, while temper

because we didn't have that great out sourcing of labor that came when with china became america became the global factory. so i guess that's adding to your thesis here that even the hyper inflation of the germany in the twenty's could pale by comparison because of this kind of a double whammy to put it in colloquial terms. the ouster. yes. that's, that's i think, right? and we can encapsulated with a very, very sim, lots of ation, the law says that there will continue to be demand for human life essentials. i mean that's, i think we can all agree on. but when it comes to non essentials, which could be computers or whatever, then under those circumstances then there's no point in manufacturing them. if people are not going to buy, but so you can see that the vast amount, particularly services services in the chase would be had very, very hard by this last the purchasing power of currencies. so again, back to solutions is the solution going to be the end of the us dollar as a reserve currency because underlying all of this is really that tricky dilemma. the problem of the trip and dilemm

because we didn't have that great outsourcing of labor that came when with china became america became the global factory. so i guess that's adding to your thesis here that even the hyper inflation of the germany in the twenty's could pale by comparison because of this kind of a double whammy to put it in colloquial terms ouster. yes, that's, that's i think, right? and we can encapsulated with a very, very simple little observation, the law says that that will continue to be demand for human life essentials. i mean that's, i think we can all agree on. but when it comes to non essentials, which could be computers or whatever, then under those circumstances then there's no point in manufacturing them. if people are not going to buy, but so you can see that the vast amount, particularly services services in the chase will behave very, very hard by this loss of purchasing power of currencies. so again, back to solutions is the solution going to be the end of the us dollar as a reserve currency because underlying all of this is really that trip and dilemma. the problem of the trip and dilem

because we didn't have that great outsourcing of labor that came when with china became america, became the global factory. so i guess that's adding to your thesis here that even the hyper inflation of the germany in the twenty's could pale by comparison because of this kind of a double whammy to put it in colloquial terms. the ouster. yes. that's, that's i think, right? and we can encapsulated with a very, very little observation, the law says that there will continue to be demand for human life centrals. i mean that's, i think we can all agree on. but when it comes to non essentials, which could be computers or whatever. then under those circumstances, then there's no point in manufacturing them if people are not going to buy, but so you can see that the vast amount, particularly services services in the chase will behave very, very hard by this loss of purchasing power of currencies. so again, back to solutions is the solution going to be the end of the us dollar as a reserve currency because underlying all of this is really that trip and dilemma. the problem of the trip and dilemma

because we didn't have that great out sourcing of labor that came when with china became america became the global factory. so i guess that's adding to your thesis here that even the hyper inflation of the germany in the twenty's could pale by comparison because of this kind of a double whammy to put it in colloquial terms pastor. yes, that's, that's i think, right? and we can encapsulated with a very, very little of ation. the last is that there will continue to be demand for human life essentials. i mean that's, i think we can all agree on. but when it comes to non essentials, which could be computers or whatever, then under those circumstances then there's no point in manufacturing them. if people are not going to buy them. so you can see that the vast amount, particularly services services in the chase will behave very, very hard by this loss of purchasing power of currencies. so again, back to solutions is a solution. going to be the end of the us dollar as a reserve currency because underlying all of this is really that trip and dilemma the problem of the trip and dilemma is that

he warned china america would different the philippines. should there be an armed attack against it's military, or even it's public vessels? many say it was a david versus the live scenario that proved that the right is mice. but years later, critics say president of the good is there just squandered that victory by refusing to enforce the ruling and even backpack those on this campaign from is to fight for the countries right in the south, china sea, maryland. dog. and i'll just 0 manila, the u. k prime minister bar johnson has condemned the online racist abuse against england's black football as marcus rushford, jason sancho and book i of soccer tug of have after missing penalty kicks and sunday 0. 2020 final against italy. the metropolitan police say it's opened an investigation. the industry association issued the statement, the f a strongly condemns all forms of discrimination and as a pulled by the online racism that has been aimed at some of our england players on social media. we could not be clear up that anyone behind such disgust

s. secretary of state anthony blinking, he warned china america would defend the philippines. should there be an armed attack against its military, or even its public vessels? many say it was a david versus the live scenario that proved that rights is mice, but years later, a critics a president through legal that they're just squandered, that victory by refusing to enforce the ruling and even back bad. those on this campaign from is to fight for the countries right in the south china sea. melinda, oregon are 0 manila, ah, this is al jazeera and these on the top stories rebel forces integrate, say, that seized a major tone and a new offensive. ethiopia, a rebel spokesman says, the town of riah is now under their control. it's the most intense fighting since they took the main city of mikaela in june. katherine toy has more from her marrow in the 2 great region. well what we're hearing is that the t t s 2 great defense forces on making. 1 this solving.

because we didn't have that great out sourcing of labor that came when with china became america became the global factory. so i guess that's adding to your thesis here that even the hyper inflation of the germany in the twenty's could pale by comparison because of this kind of a double whammy to put it in colloquial terms. the ouster. yes. that's, that's i think, right? and we can encapsulated with a very, very little observation, the law says that that will continue to be demand for human life centrals. i mean that's, i think we can all agree on. but when it comes to non essentials, which could be computers or whatever. then under those circumstances, then there's no point in manufacturing them if people are not going to buy them. so you can see that the vast amount, particularly services services in the chase will behave very, very hard by this loss of purchasing power of currencies. so again, back to solutions is a solution going to be the end of the us dollar as a reserve currency because underlying all of this is really that trip and dilemma. the problem of the trip and dilemma is

he warned china america would different the philippines. should there be an armed attack against it's military, or even it's public vessels? many say it was a david versus the live scenario that proved that rights is mice, but years later, a critics a president of the good, they're just squandered that victory by refusing to enforce the ruling. and even back that those on this campaign from is to fight for the countries right in the south china sea island dog. and i'll just 0 manila funny. the italian football teams returned home to a rapturous welcome after the score defeat in england on sunday to win the country's 1st european championship since 968. adam rainy reports now from rhode. it took more than half a century, but the jury have finally brought the european championship trophy back to italy rating through rome street. the team soaked up the adulation of his fellow italian . one of i wanted to lay, we want to decatur victory to you into the millions of phones in the whole world, who never left us alone accompanying us step by step.

because we didn't have that great out sourcing of labor that came when with china became america became the global factory. so i guess that's adding to your thesis here that even the hyper inflation of the germany in the twenty's could pale by comparison because of this kind of a double whammy to put it in colloquial terms. the ouster. yes. that's, that's i think, right? and we can in capsulated, when the very, very sim blobs of ation law says that there will continue to be demand for human life essentials. i mean that's, i think we can all agree on. but when it comes to non essential, which could be computers or whatever, then under those circumstances then there's no point in manufacturing them. if people are not going to buy but so you can see that the vast amount, particularly services services in the chase. but they had very, very hard by this last the purchasing power of currencies. so again, back to solutions is a solution going to be the end of the us dollar as a reserve currency because underlying all of this is really that tricky dilemma. the problem of the trip and dilemma is

jeanine: america celebrities made a habit quietly supporting china brutal regime in exchange for blood money two years ago lebron james the voice for hong kong protesters, fighting for their freedom. two months ago john apologized to china, for calling taiwan a country. if you thought hollywood couldn't stop a lower jackie chan said, i just think chinese communist party is really so magnificent, i want to be a party member. reaction fox nation host tomi lahren krrth con transcribe bor. >> i think alexandria ocasio-cortez just found her favorite actor i will say that much for sure, i do have to give jackie chan credit at least being transparent about love of communism i wish democrats secret communists self-proclaim socialists would say how much he respect the communist regime their control it doesn't take much to get canceled in hollywood, entertainment i have a feeling that those support -- voices importanto support for communist regime i have a feeling won't get jackie chan canceled in hollywood, really a shame a sign of the times. jeanine: very much so, and you know leo, the fact th

in america make it difficult to manufacture things in america which means those jobs go to china and china amidst more carbon to make the same steel and products which if he made an america because they have good standards here they love beating up on america yet when it comes time to stand up against people who abuse human rights i china they tell president biden to look the other way and unfortunately president biden is listening to them and not standing up to the people whether it's china, russia or iran who are abusing rights of all of her alleys around the world. maria: i find this disturbing and distressing we know the ccp wants to acquire america to overtake the united states as the number one superpower and we need to see real pushback and leadership on the subject, the other issue to discuss is big tech i know you and your colleagues in the house have come up with your own ideas president trump is out with an op-ed in the wall street journal on why he is suing big tech, now president biden is signing an executive order to try to get big businesses including big tech down to

his response was that china will never compete with america. it's no way, man. you know, he totally under played it. and now he's president and he doesn't seem to be taking this china economic dominance. seriously. it's gerald and he doesn't seem like he's the guy we want up there now to deal with what safety ever likes to call many times the through cities trap. you know, they say the ascension of one empire and the decline of another is seemingly, we're seeing the u. s. fall, china rise and happens 16 or 17 times in history. usually it's violence and we've got biden and charged up for this task. none of them are losers, i call them the repulsive skins and demo what have they done for rush again, new york, george college. that is one big club renewing in it. i mean, what's by, you've been, you know, it hasn't worked dana's life since he's 30 years old when he became senator and anybody has been in the system and i was, i was the assistance of the secretary, the new york state senate. you know, i quit. yeah. because it was such a terrible job to watch grown men

his response was that china will never compete with america. it's no way, man, you know, he totally underplayed it and now he is president and he doesn't seem to be taking this china economic dominance. seriously. it's gerald and he doesn't seem like he's the guy we want up there now to deal with what safety ever likes to call many times the through cities trap. you know, i'd say the ascension of one empire and the decline of another is seemingly, we're seeing the u. s. fall, china rise and happens 16 or 17 times in history. usually it's violent and we've got biden and charged up for this task. none of them are their losers. i call them the repulsive skins and dump. what have they done for raj? again, the young, george collins, that is one big club and you ain't in it. i mean, what's by, you've been, you know, he hasn't worked at dana's license, he's 30 years old when he became senator and any body that's been in the system and i was, i was the assistance of the secretary, the new york state senate. you know, i quit. yeah, because it was such a

china will never compete with america? it's no way, man, you know, totally underplayed it. and now he's president and he doesn't seem to be taking this china economic dominance. seriously. gerald and he doesn't seem like he's the guy we want up there now to deal with what safety ever likes to call many times the through cities trap. you know, i'd say the ascension of one empire and the decline of another is seemingly, we're seeing the u. s. fall, china rise and happens 16 or 17 times in history. usually it's violence and we've got biden and charged up for this task. none of them are the losers. i call them the repulsive skins and demo what have they done for raj? again the george college that is one big club renewing in it. i mean, what's by, you've been, you know, he hasn't worked at data is life since he's 30 years old when he became senator and any body. and it's been in the system and i was, i was the assistant to the secretary, the new york state senate. you know, i quit. yeah, because it was such a terrible job to watch grown men suck their way up to the top. and so t

his response was that china will never compete with america. it's no way, man, you know, he totally under played it. and now he's president and he doesn't seem to be taking this china economic dominance. seriously. it's gerald and he doesn't seem like he's the guy we want up there now to deal with what safety ever likes to call many times the through cities trap. you know, i'd say the ascension of one empire and the decline of another is seemingly, we're seeing the u. s. fall, china rise and happens 16 or 17 times in history. usually it's violent and we've got biden and charged up for this task. none of them are the losers. i call them the repulsive skins and dumb oak. or what have they done for rush? again, the younger george college, that is one big club and you ain't in it. i mean, what's by, you've been, you know, he hasn't worked dana's license, he's 30 years old when he became senator and any body. and it's been in the system and i was, i was the assistance of the secretary, the new york state senate. you know, i quit. yeah, because it wa

his response was that china will never compete with america. it's no way, man, you know, it totally under played it. and now he is president, and he doesn't seem to be taking this china economic dominance. seriously. it's gerald and he doesn't seem like he's the guy we want up there now to deal with what safety ever likes to call many times the through cities trap. you know, i'd say the ascension of one empire and the decline of another is seemingly, we're seeing the u. s. fall, china rise and happens 16 or 17 times in history. usually it's violent and we, we've got biden and charged up for this task. none of them are their losers. i call them the repulsive skins and dumb oak. what have they done for rush? again, new york, george college. that is one big club and you ain't in it. i mean, what's by, you've been, you know, he hasn't worked date his license, he's 30 years old when he became senator and any body that's been in the system and i was, i was the assistance of the secretary, the new york state senate. you know, i quit. yeah, because it

his response was that china will never compete with america. it's no way, man, you know, he totally under played it and now he's president and he doesn't seem to be taking this china economic. the dominant seriously is a gerald and he doesn't seem like he's the guy we want up there now to deal with. what say if you're ever likes to call many times the through cities trap, you know, it's say the ascension of one empire and the decline of another is seemingly. we're seeing the u. s. fall, china rise and happens 16 or 17 times in history. usually as violence, and we've got biden and charged up for this task. none of them are their losers. i call them the repulsive skins and demo what have they done for rush? again, the george college that is one big club renewing in it. i mean, what's by, you've been, you know, it hasn't worked dana's life since he's 30 years old when he became senator and anybody has been in the system and i was, i was the assistance of the secretary, the new york state senate. you know, i quit. yeah. because it was such a terrib

create that all kinds of problems and their relationship between china and america, and that kind of tactic probably wasn't sent for the faction, but it was something that chow thought perhaps fitted with a broader mood the ship was promoting. this increase a sort of institute of to i wonder how that ties into what the president she just been keeps referring to as the great rejuvenation of china. i think i think it very much fit into it. you know, she has been very clear that he expects china to be a world class power by 2050. and that china has a model for its domestic, posted, its economics that the rest of the world would do well to follow. and i think when she lays out that kind of very, very confident vision the where china should be and how china should be seen. it's quite natural that diplomats would kind of take heed of that and stopped to follow his lead. what does this mean for the other nations in the world and looked at more specific? what about the nations in the immediate vicinity of china? in asia, i'm thinking of india, i'm thinking of, say, the philippines or region

create that all kinds of problems and their relationship between china and america. and that kind of tactic probably wasn't sent for the function, but it was something that shower or perhaps fitted with the broader mood the, the of the ship with promoting this increase is sort of instituted to i wonder how that ties into what the president she just been keeps referring to as the great rejuvenation of china. i think i think it very much fits into it. you know, she has been very clear that he expects china to be a world class power by 2050. and that china has a model for domestic post that is, that cannot mix, that the rest of the world would do well to follow. and i think when she lays out that kind of very, very confident vision the where i should be and how china should be seen. it's quite natural that diplomats would kind of take heat if that and stop to follow his lead. what does this mean for the other nations in the world? and let's say more specific. what about the nations and the immediate vicinity of china in asia? i'm thinking of india, i'm thinking of, say,

maybe china won't be financing america's economy much longer. well, the nixon shock started $97.00. we're going to be covering that for the next 2 weeks here. you know, we, we have a situation whereby as these price prices increase, i think the money printing, we'll have to increase the stimulus checks, we'll have to increase. so we'll see how that goes, whether we're going to get more and more high inflation, super high inflation by double digit monthly inflation, like we had back in the seventy's. so that's something we're going to cover for the next 2 weeks, right? the many more of the shows will in fact be inflated. alright, don't go away. much more coming away. the, me. oh right now there are 2000000000 people who are overweight or obese. it's profitable to sell food that is 20 and sugary and the under the victim is not at the individual level. it's not individual willpower. and if we go on believing that will never change, that industry has been influencing very deeply. the medical and scientific establishment, ah, what's driving the mac? it's corporate. me the me welcome back

maybe china won't be financing america's economy much longer. well, the nixon shock started $97.00, we're going to be covering it for the next 2 weeks here. you know, we, we have a situation whereby as these price prices increase, i think the money printing will have to increase the stimulus checks we'll have to increase. so we'll see how that goes, whether we're going to get more and more high inflation, super high inflation by double digit monthly inflation, like we had back in the seventy's. so that's something we're going to cover for the next 2 weeks, right? the many more of the shows will in fact be inflated. all right, don't go away much more coming away. the, me, i the ah, in algorithm, so neural networks have been following us every where we look online because our relationships are what matters most of us. that's how we find meaning and how we make sense in our place in the silicon valley see, don't mention in the slick presentations. however, the ghost workers who train with software human, they're involved in every step of the proces

maybe china won't be financing america's economy much longer. well, the nixon shock started $97.00, we're going to be covering it for the next 2 weeks here. you know, we, we have a situation whereby as these price prices increase, i think the money printing will have to increase the stimulus checks we'll have to increase. so we'll see how that goes, whether we're going to get more and more high inflation, super high inflation by double digit monthly inflation, like we had back in the seventy's. so that's something we're going to cover for the next 2 weeks, right? the many more of the shows will in fact be inflated. all right, don't go away. much more coming away. the me ah, from germany where along to the find that the, the biomass, sly inside, the weight of flying infects, fell by 76 percent in the last 26 years. so instead of just becoming much, much less common, which means all the jobs that they do and not being done anymore, and that, that is the real danger. and that's what's going to impact on the look of off the field. you feel like you

maybe china won't be financing america's economy much longer. well, the nixon shock started $97.00. we're going to be covering that for the next 2 weeks here. you know, we, we have a situation whereby as these price prices increase, i think the money printing will have to increase the stimulus checks we'll have to increase. so we'll see how that goes, whether we're going to get more and more high inflation, super high inflation by double digit monthly inflation, like we had back in the seventy's. so that's something we're going to cover for the next 2 weeks, right? the many more of the shows will in fact be inflated. alright, don't go away. much more coming away. the me ah, in the wake of the 2nd high level meeting, where does the fraught china us relationship stand? the 1st meeting in anchorage alaska was an embarrassing failure. for secretary of state, blinking at the 2nd meeting, the chinese presented the americans with a set of demand. they would seem to stage a set for real negotiations and not just the roof. algorithms and neural networks have been following us everywhere. we

time and time again, it's not just america. >> sean: is china's planning reunification with taiwan and we know the crackdowns in hong kong, they are threatening any nation that will oppose them in anyway. what's a joke going to do with iran, how will he stop japan, russia and china from providing the iranians arms? these are not insignificant issues because if they see biden the way, while 57% of american cm and 58% -- a third of democrats ems and i'm guessing they are emboldened at this point. >> they see president biden say that he was going to send our warships into the boxy but black, cut back away from food. he watched joe biden stand with prudent to hold him accountable. did they come away after joe biden threatened prudent? they hacked more companies in america. what has biden done? we watched china take on the hong kong and we watched 3 million people in hong kong carry an american flag because they understood that america is more than a country, america is an idea. they understood that flag stood for, the freedom of speech. he watched it more than 32 years ago, a million colle

maybe china won't be financing america's economy much longer. well, the nixon shock started $97.00. we're going to be covering that for the next 2 weeks here. you know, we, we have a situation whereby as these price prices increase, i think the money printing will have to increase the stimulus checks we'll have to increase. so we'll see how that goes, whether we're going to get more and more high inflation, super high inflation by double digit monthly inflation like we had back in the seventy's. so that's something we're going to cover for the next 2 weeks, right? many more of the shows will in fact be inflated. alright, don't go away. much more coming away. the me ah, ah, the me, the new gold rush is underway and gunner thousands of ill equipped workers are flocking to the goldfields, hoping to strike it. rich children are torn between gold and education. my family was very poor. i thought i was doing my best to get back to school, which still will have the strongest appeal. look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders giv

maybe china won't be financing america's economy much longer. well, the nixon shock started $97.00. we're going to be covering that for the next 2 weeks here. you know, we, we have a situation whereby as these price prices increase, i think the money printing, we'll have to increase the stimulus checks, we'll have to increase. so we'll see how that goes, whether we're going to get more and more high inflation, super high inflation by double digit monthly inflation like we had back in the seventy's. so that's something we're going to cover for the next 2 weeks, right? many more of the shows will in fact be inflated. alright, don't go away. much more coming away. the me me a new gold rush is underway and gunner thousands of ill equipped workers flocking to the goldfields, hoping to strike it. rich, give the children a tune between gold and education. my family was very poor. i thought i was doing my best to get back to school, which still it will have the strongest appeal from germany, where a long study finds that the, the biomass of sly in say, the weight of flying insects fell by 7

china is a number one global power. what happened to america? sometimes you get dealt some tough geopolitical cards as britain, france, spain, portugal could surely all tell us but sometimes, you just do it to yourself. this is one of those stories that would've been rather dull satire a decade ago but now it is standard operating procedure. from a group called dallas justice now, an open letter to wealthy white liberals. "to our white allies, talk is not enough, commit yourself towards taking action and making sacrifices to correct centuries of injustice, open up spaces for black and latin communities by refusing to send your kids to ivy league and "u.s. news & world report" top 50 schools and encourage friends, neighbors, and family members to do the same. imagine if those hundreds of thousands of spots of these institutions were occupied only by look marginalized communities. imagine the opportunities. we can achieve true equity within our lifetimes but only if white folks are willing to sacrifice their privileges." yes, indeed it's not enoug

he faces over a 170 years in china and america who wants to charge him extra and wants to all of hushing unpublished and classified material. a key witness. whoever has confirmed giving false testimony against him, telling a newspaper he lied about a song saying he should government computers in iceland. well, taking a look back at the songs case in january, a british court ruled against extra writing into the u. s. u to fears over his mental health. they reject thing is by location claiming he may flee as america lodges an appeal. the u. s. as in dotted him on the 17 counts of spying. and one of conspiracy to a government computer in 2019 a song was forcibly removed by british police from ecuador number. see london that's alpha kito terminated his 7 year asylum, the salt refuge in the building following sexual sort allegations in sweden, which have since been dropped. i think fluid co found a roger waters, a long time supporter of a songs claims the media has been told into silence reporting of his friends case. i was at a street protest last february and we march from the australian em

to america the cooperation between america and chinese media and in one of the major funders to go on tv to talk about how president xi is not a dictator but doing a good job on the environment is the biggest polluter still making coal-fired power plant that all of these excuses by bloomberg was supposed to be a climate activist puts two and two together it's a business move to have a napoleon complex worth $50 billion. >> what is sleeping giants and news guard? talk about what they are of the significance and how they intersected with your work. >> it's part of the self-appointed sensors to police the internet to sanitize it for content that they would argue is either fake news are spreading information but the pattern is more for people put up content with that democratic narrative and as i document so sleeping giant not to be added executive for the women in tech so they were these people who didn't go to breitbart routinely but when trump went wine and we were associated with the rise and they found a few opinion pieces written tongue-in-cheek clearly the voices of specific author

well, i've always said that china is in, has america aquatic governance, but i never called the american see, i think there's an important distinction there. governments, me able people can raise, can rise through the ranks and become decision makers. and that's what america government me. so you want capable people or test it to the years and just like a good company, you will have people that are capable, your hire them at the bottom and they move their track record and you give them our responsibility and how, that's what, how government should work and you see the future enjoying that in terms of combat to equality, a return to some of the more socialist marxist principles that have arguably been last well, yes i in the past we've seen a great transformation of china last night 10 years. the, i think the paradigm shift occurred in 2012 with the 18 party congress. and china had shifted from the 30 or 40 years prior to that, which was the headlong pursuit of economic growth at whatever the cost actually and that were shifting away from that. and towards what's called more balance, well

the united states of america, china and the united kingdom. >> not a single inch of track will be in whales but we are footing the bill. today they backed calling the government in relation to wales unfair and bias. would they assure that wales like scotland receives our fair share from hs2? >> i have a great deal of respect and interest and she missed what the government is doing for connectivity in wales and to wales. we try to achieve passionate desire. look at what we are doing in the union connectivity with a55, with the north wales rail way corridor, the labor government. it was the wales government that said 144 million pounds on a study, on a study and didn't even do the diversion. >> let's go to dr. matthew. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the circumstances of jewish burials around the world is important issue to my constituents and such to me. in january 1942 the nazis built two concentration camps on british soil, conditions were appalling with multiple deaths, however, there are just 395 recorded graves and 1.6 of total population. in 1961 british delegation undertook inquiry

charlie monger saying, you know, why can't america be more like china? you know, they seem to be, i guess you could say cow towering to china. i and the reaction here, we also see nike, the foot, where company really make overtures to china in a way that a lot of people in america found to be unseemly. we also have christ spent and on the show who writes about how when hollywood films are shipped to china and the chinese government or chinese centers change some of the content that this is really outrageous for somehow, for the hollywood. but it does same on the cultural front, there is a contrary of folks inside the u. s. that is preparing for kind of the superpower and, you know, kind of hedging their bets. let's say, dan, take charlie monger 1st. if, if he had done in china, what he did in the united states with warren buffett terms of gaining our financial system and making billions $1000000.00. those guys would have been disappeared. long time ago, eli and most, he's still more cars in china and does the united states news is going to point out the

create that all kinds of problems in their relationship between china and america. and that kind of tactic probably wasn't sent for the function. but it was something that chow thought perhaps fitted with the broader mood the the of the ship with promoting this increase to i wonder how that ties into what the president she's been keeps referring to as the great rejuvenation of china. i think i think it very much fit into it. you know, she has been very clear that he expects china to be a world class power by 2050. and that china has a model for domestic post that is, that cannot mix, that the rest of the world would do well to follow. and i think when she lays out that kind of very, very confident vision the west china should be and how china should be seen. it's quite natural that diplomats would kind of take heed of that and start to follow his lead. what does this mean for the other nations in the world and looked at more specific? what about the nations in the immediate vicinity of china? in asia, i'm thinking for india, i'm thinking of, say, the philippines or

it doesn't stay in china or america, it goes everywhere. but it was so dangerous that we wouldn't actually do the research here. shameful. elizabeth: sean duffy -- you were fired up there, gotcha going. of. [laughter] come back again. great to have you on. okay, have a good weekend too. >>> look at this, gop lawmakers now demanding an international criminal tribunal on human rights abuses by communist cuba. now, here's the other thing that's going on. remember reagan's tear down that wall? remember the berlin wall? isn't this same moment for the biden administration? will they seize this moment in history? congressman greg steube coming up. you're watching "the evening edit" on fox business. >> what would the cuban people do with sanctions against one of the repressers? that represser is not going to come to miami and shop at macy 's or go to orlando to visit mickey mouse. he is going to stay in cuba and continue repressing people. we had an 'em bar duo of 62 years, and it hasn't worked. it's a wishlist on wheels. a choice that requires no

it doesn't stay in china or america, it goes everywhere. but it was so dangerous that we wouldn't actually do the research here. shameful. elizabeth: sean duffy -- you were fired up there, gotcha going. of. [laughter] come back again. great to have you on. okay, have a good weekend too. >>> look at this, gop lawmakers now demanding an international criminal tribunal on human rights abuses by communist cuba. now, here's the other thing that's going on. remember reagan's tear down that wall? remember the berlin wall? isn't this same moment for the biden administration? will they seize this moment in history? congressman greg steube coming up. you're watching "the evening edit" on fox business. >> what would the cuban people do with sanctions against one of the repressers? that represser is not going to come to miami and shop at macy 's or go to orlando to visit mickey mouse. he is going to stay in cuba and continue repressing people. we had an 'em bar duo of 62 years, and it hasn't worked. ♪ muck new projects means new project managers. you

it doesn't stay in china or america, it goes everywhere. but it was so dangerous that we wouldn't actually do the research here. shameful. elizabeth: sean duffy -- you were fired up there, gotcha going. of. [laughter] come back again. great to have you on. okay, have a good weekend too. >>> look at this, gop lawmakers now demanding an international criminal tribunal on human rights abuses by communist cuba. now, here's the other thing that's going on. remember reagan's tear down that wall? remember the berlin wall? isn't this same moment for the biden administration? will they seize this moment in history? congressman greg steube coming up. you're watching "the evening edit" on fox business. >> what would the cuban people do with sanctions against one of the repressers? that represser is not going to come to miami and shop at macy 's or go to orlando to visit mickey mouse. he is going to stay in cuba and continue repressing people. we had an 'em bar duo of 62 years, and it hasn't worked. ♪ muck ♪ ♪ with cutting-edge tech, world-class

then when japan called them out, china threatened military consequences against one of america's biggest allies in the region. joining me now is dr. michael pillsbury and author of "the great u.s. china tech war." mike, i want to talk to you about what we have seen and heard from china just this past month. it strikes me as a massive shift in tone at the very least since trump left office. >> i agree with you, laura. seems like an escalation in tone and other actual activities, flying bombers and jets around taiwan, a series of things that they have done that have surprised people even inside the biden administration. where this is going is harder to tell. if we're dealing with a temporary set of rhetorical comments, that is one thing. if we're dealing with china on a road to real aggression, we'll probably rue the day we didn't do something in 2021 instead of observing this. >> mike pence gave a terrific talk and he blasted america's cozy ties to china and especially focusing on the business and entertainment industries. watch. >> beijing has exploited america and coerced athletes and e

maybe with america and constant america listening involved but not always, america leading. and so i think that's the role. busy of allies to not just say we're on side with america, but to in some ways school america about big concerns and also about been knowledge of how to deal and try it as many nations do across asia. such as a strategy, incredibly dependent on tried with china very successfully. so this has to be looked at, i think, in a very broad why and some of the rhetoric. sometimes it's unfortunate and we need to simplify it to explain it, but you know that there is, there is a lot the sort of is to be understood here. we'll see what transpires after these meeting friends and connor, thanks so much for joining us from sydney fella. had here when the news are throwing can only avoid defaults on its dense, but serious financial problems remain. we'll have those details from columbus. andrew barton seals the deal. the us combat mission in iraq will come to an end by december 2021. and it's full, we have some sort of jump in metal hope, who is edging others, not to h