jinping, doesn't _ that we think that xi jinping, doesn't mean that xi jinping is the kind — doesn'tcracy produces. ambassador, there are two _ democracy produces. ambassador, there are two different _ democracy produces. ambassador, there are two different things - there are two different things at play here. how do you think he took that comment from the us president? i’m he took that comment from the us president?— he took that comment from the us president? i'm sure they did not like that _ us president? i'm sure they did not like that comment - us president? i'm sure they did not like that comment at - us president? i'm sure they did not like that comment at all. not like that comment at all but president biden is pointing out the fact that we really have two different political systems. china is not a democracy, it is run by the communist party. president xi jinping has changed the constitution so he can basically be ruler for life and it's very autocratic, dictatorial type of government. a very top—down government in which there is really no congress and everything comes from

we understand xi jinping wants to increase u.s.ething students, tourists, business people struggled with since the covid pandemic and you can see it in the data because outbound tourists to the u.s. are at 60% of pre-pandemic norms. shery: that will make a difference for a lot of people and another few things we are watching, the resumption of high-level military communications with china and the u.s. have agreed to. we will take you to live press conference from president biden as it happens. they are setting up as the u.s. is saying they think stability will ensue following the summit. in the markets keeping our eyes on tencent shares in the next hour. adr surged after it reported a profit beat. bloomberg's asia technology editor peter elstrom joins us. what drove the results? peter: tencent had a strong report yesterday and they came out with earnings that beat estimates because of advertising of the we chat platform. revenue was stronger than expected and profit was strong. we talked about the political activity of china, what

whether we can trust xi jinping and china data track record over the last few years under xi jinping's leadership of being blatantly untrustworthy whether it's a support for putin and ukraine and whether the diplomacy and whether it is their engagement and fentanyl production and having that center mexican and across our southern b border, whether the balloon that the flew over the united states and the origins of covid and the deceitfulness, actions speak louder than words i think many of us are waiting to see what xi jinping and china is going to do to help remedy take action on a number of these issues because they had a record of being untrustworthy and the relationship with the united states. >> finally congressman can you let us know what the select committee on u.s. china competition does and what are you focusing on here in the coming months. >> it was created in january a bipartisan committee we had 100 democrats supported and focus on two things, one exposing them online activities of the ccp the communist chinese party separated not from the chinese people. if you look at th

biden and xi jinping have finally met and seem to have come to an understanding, at least agreeing to continue the dialogue. we talk about the importance of this meeting on bbc news ukraine. our you are from london, i'm yevgenia shedlovska. they haven't seen each other for a year, and the fact that the leaders of the us and china held four-and-a-half-hour talks indicates a warming of relations between the countries, although , of course, there are still many differences between them. it is better to talk than to fight, this is how you can briefly describe the long-awaited meeting, the personal meeting of president biden and xi jinping, relations between the united states and china are not easy, very not... simple and such meetings allow to smooth out the sharp corners. neither high-profile statements nor signed agreements were expected from the talks between biden and sidzimpin, and this did not happen. among the key, practical , publicized achievements of these negotiations, the politicians agreed to restore direct communication between the american and chinese military, which is bel

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xi jinping with biden or rather biden with xi jinping this meeting has ended, we know that biden described his meeting as constructive and productive, noting that the leaders reached agreements, including restoration of military ties and joint efforts in the fight against drugs, they also talked about ukraine, and in this case, what biden said, biden said that they would like china not to supply russia with weapons, not to arm russia, but the ministry of foreign affairs of the people's republic of china already after the end of the negotiations and after what biden said said that their policy towards ukraine is consistent and that it will not change, well, it means that they are for peace and for everyone to find understanding, as you think, behind the scenes... of what we are have you seen whether xi jinping should convince putin to withdraw his troops from ukraine, or at least end the war and move towards a conditional, at least peace, well, one must understand china's dependence on the united states, the greater this will be addiction, the more active. will try to put pressure on russia

and xi jinping got the message.ministration. maria: do you want to say anything to the ceos given the laws and the new rules that the ccp has come up since marching into hong kong, the laws admitted all the time the espionage laws the one that is most troublesome, this enables the ccp to go into any company on the ground in china and here's a quote from the law. the electronic equipment facilities related tools available to individuals and organizations. we may read or collect relative documents or items, there you go that's what they did, they disappear people, are these ceos understanding what the stated ovation it is going to get them when they get a fold to china. >> i don't know how to answer the question. that standing ovation was hideous but we have to be really concerned because elon musk said those nice things because he is tesla and china but he is al also -- also spacex it's critical to the american space effort to go back to the moon and others and i'm worried that xi jinping is going to lean on elon mus

and xi jinping seems to have changed. big shift, and i agree state media is very interest ing on this front, the big shift here is that xi has decided to kind of reign in the diplomacy, make nice, speak about how there are a thousand reasons why u.s.-china relations should be better and not one reason why it should be worse, which is what he said to chuck schumer. so the big shift here is china, not the u.s. >> that raises the big question. u.s. officials believe it's primarily economy related, but the why. you go back to anchorage, it's a great citation of this relationship. that was a slap in the face of reality to some degree for administration officials, the diplomacy, how they are they were going to operate. that was going to be the way. and it's not anymore. >> you're right. some part of it is the economy. they need to boost the economy. the nature of economics, it would also help the u.s. we worry about inflation. one of the reasons we were able to keep prices so low for the last 20 or 30 years has been the china h

what expected to hear the speech that xi jinping gave.ders? in some ways it was a missed opportunity because ambassador locke stated, the chinese economy is in trouble now, not only not attracting foreign direct investment, they are losing foreign investment, and so this dinner was a real opportunity for xijinping so this dinner was a real opportunity for xi jinping to lay out the case for measures and steps he was going to take to ensure that the business climate would improve, instead, he gave a very high level speech, really aimed at emphasising the notion and his view that china is not a threat, that china is not interested in war, that china wants to increase and solidify people to people ties, but he made very little mention of the market or any economic issues, frankly. i market or any economic issues, frankl . . ., market or any economic issues, frankl . _, . ~ market or any economic issues, frankl . ., market or any economic issues, frankl. ., frankly. i come back to you ga , frankly. i come back to you gary. how— frankly. i come

but she had to hurry and get to dinner with president xi jinping. not many folks get to say that, let alone americans here in the u.s. but she's been flown here to attend that dinner. i think it's important because of optics. it doesn't take away from what friendship and relationship they might have. but this is important for president xi as he's trying to win over u.s. businesses and trying to persuade them to come back into china if they've left or to expand their reach within china. sarah describes this relationship. >> i am an old friend of xi jinping. and that's why i was invited to come. and even in 201 when he walked in the door, there was a big smile that there is just a wonderful feeling between the peoples that we care about each other. >> so, i've never really heard anybody describe president xi jinping in such a personal manner. he's very low key and not a lot of transparency from china. but there you have it. >> we have a former cia analyst who also served under presidents george w. bush and barack obama and ian bremmer is also back wit

about xi jinping and less about biden , because mrs.alka is precisely an expert on these issues. good health, thank you for finding time for us, and i have a question for you, suddenly i am a journalist, you know, i have a problem. these questions arise from time to time, see how correlated the internal and external are politics in the people's republic of china, which i mean, internal economic policy, to put it mildly, is not brilliant in china , everyone knows it, everyone investigates, everyone writes about it, that there is a possible mortgage crisis, and a banking crisis, and so on, so similar, it can affect the fact that if there is a real crisis, that. that china will go to america with a bigger, let's say, a smile, maybe not with a lot of friendliness, but at least without a big tough position on washington from the side of beijing, well, in fact, the first step has already been taken, because xi jinping's visit, it's very it is important from the point of view of establishing relations between the two countries, and you mention

jinping, almost apologizing to president xi jinping for you know u.s.'s portion of this, when it is china ha is the aggressor we heard that from the other side of this argument. larry: yes, sir, edward lawrence thank you. >> just to comment on this, president biden sitting down with president xi jinping and france at this apec conference. and talking about plain v vanilla things like climate change or maybe better military communications or a.i., just a friendly sit down with a couple of old-timers, they were some of the topics our edward suggested. >> so me? i could scream. i am screaming. who is joe biden kidding? climate change? really? here is what i would like to talk about ch climate change china is financing two wars again u.s., by buying russian and iranian oil that is a climate change change, and also an issue that is damaging american security. it is also an issue that reveals xi jinping's desire to replace the united states as dominant power in the world. of course, wh oil purchases are violated american sanctions. but in fact, not enforced. r

is xi jinping a man we can do business with and trust?mike: no, absolutely not and regardless what comes out of this meeting, think of the price we have already paid just so biden could sit down with xi for this photo op. for two years, the administration has taken it's foot off the gas, have not sanctioned chinese officials, attempted to downplay or cover up the spy balloon incidents, no investigation into the origin of covid and also we could send cabinet secretaries to china to beg the ccp to have this meeting, that is the price we already paid and the win xi jinping pocketed and now i worry coming out of this meeting, there will be a commitment to working together on fentanyl, like every other commitment that the ccp has made in modern history, the chinese communist party will violate that commitment. and the ccp' s check is always in the mail and that is the risk right now. >> laura: congressman, do you agree with what the former trade rep bob lighthouzer, he said on "the angle" the other night what they are playing for is not about

>>> a historic meeting for president joe biden face to face with china's president xi jinping on the sidelines of the apex summit in the bay area . try to weave face challenges and it demands our joint efforts. i look forward to the discussion. >> we dig into the goals of the high profile sit down . >>> the fiery opposition and support facing leaders as law enforcement stands at the ready. thank you for joining us this afternoon i'm elizabeth cook, the most highly anticipated meeting of the week as the bay area hosts the apex summit. the president of the u.s. and china holding discussions over the last few hours, we breakdown what this entails and what each nation stands to get out of these talks and how protesters are receiving the leaders across our region. first, let's get you caught up on the news headlines of the day. >>> the fate of david is in the hands of the jury. accused of attacking paul pelosi with a hammer inside of her home last october. he was looking for then speaker nancy pelosi. he cried and told the jury that he went to the home as part of a bigger plot to end gove

jinping, almost apologizing to president xi jinping for you know u.s.'s portion of this, when it is china ha is the aggressor we heard that from the other side of this argument. larry: yes, sir, edward lawrence thank you. >> just to comment on this, president biden sitting down with president xi jinping and france at this apec conference. and talking about plain va vanilla things like climate change or maybe better military communications or a.i., just a friendly sit down with a couple of old-timers, they were some of the topics our edward suggested. >> so me? i could scream. i am screaming. who is joe biden kidding? climate change? really? here is what i would like to talk about chim climate change china is financing 2 two wars again u.s., by buying russian and iranian oil that is a climate change change, and also an issue that is damaging american security. it is also an issue that reveals xi jinping's desire to replace the united states as dominant power in the world. of course, whic oil purchases are violated american sanctions. but in fact, not enfo

jinping and biden, or rather biden and xi jinping, this meeting has ended, we know that biden characterized meeting with everyone as constructive and productive, noting that the leaders reached agreements, including the restoration of military ties and joint efforts in the fight against drugs, they also talked about ukraine, and in this case ...' what biden said, biden said about what they would like, so that china does not supply russia with weapons, does not arm russia, and the ministry of foreign affairs of the people's republic of china already after the end of the negotiations and after what biden said said that their policy towards ukraine is consistent and that it will not change, well, it is meant that they are for peace and for everyone to find understanding, what do you think, behind the scenes of what we saw, was it about the fact that xi jinping should convince putin to withdraw the troops from ukraine, or at least end the war and move towards a conditional, at least a peace, well, you have to understand for china's dependence on the united states, the greater this dependence is

right now xi jinping, could he change his mind again? it's very hard. >> michelle, the area, de conflicting of the relationship, and a lot of that hinged on military-to-military communications being re-established walk us through what exactly that means it's not just a red phone on the president's desk and on xi's desk. >> no. that's absolutely right. president biden made a point that there was going to be direct communication between him and xi jinping, especially when it comes to military situations, but when you have two potential adversaries working in the same theater, there are potentials for accidents, as the president said, last night during his remarks. and there are supposed to be protocols in place so when accidents happen, they don't get misunderstood, and then escalate to full-on war the way you do that, you have military-to-military protocols, given the era of the soviet union, were very, very thick and established. there were huge manuals about what to do if something were to happen. so that way a commander in the field ta

president biden is set to speak after his one-on-one meeting with president xi jinping. we know the meeting has concluded. it's taking longer because they have to take the entire thing inside because of all of the rain, and once it begins, we, of course, will bring it to you live. let's take you to earlier in the day when the two greeted each other, and it's the first face-to-face meeting in a year. president biden and president xi met. adding to the tension, china's combative approach towards taiwan, and the theft of technology and hacking and trade. china's close ties to russia, and iran is a key focus. >> i think it's paramount you and i understand each other clearly, leader to leader, with no misconceptions or miscommunication. we have to ensure the competition doesn't veer into conflict. >> there are hopes for new cooperation when it comes to the opioid crisis. president biden is hoping for a partnership to curb the deadly flow of fentanyl from china into mexico and then the united states. once that press meeting starts, we will bring it to you live. >>> and there w

xi jinping would love this to be not smooth sailing that he described a moment ago.y are, as matt described, they entered a new era where they have to come up with a new basis for communication. >> if i can jump in. you have to ask why is xi agreeing to this meeting now? part of the reason is they fear maybe the biden administration strategy is working, the derisking economically is hurting the chinese economy. one of the ideas that has been m most successful is building alliances. president biden will be meeting with allies at the apec meeting, japan and south korea, also india, australia. part of the reason china is here is to get out from under the pressure the biden administration has helped to build. >> they're on one side of a line there with their friends and maybe their enemies. i want to get back to m.j. lee who is following the trip of president biden as he's meeting with president xi on the sidelines of the apec summit. are they on the same page where they want this meeting to go, m.j.? >> reporter: breonna, it stood out to me that president biden said tha

president biden after meeting with xi jinping and then just hours later, president xi jinping addresseds and executives about chinese economy. . that brings us to the question of the day. is china more investable after the summit as foreign investors and ceo. joining us as the albright stonebridge partner. he served as senior director for china affairs at the office of the u.s. trained -- trade representative what was your take away. if i'm a ceo and investor do i feel better today? >> i think everybody feels better after not just the dinner last night, the day yesterday were both president biden and president xi jinping coming out of their closed-door talks and then publicly president she speaking to an audience last night in the press conference saying we made progress on areas to continue talking about managing this relationship. on that front everybody in the room was reassured president she -- president xi jinping gave a very personal warm address to the room. however, he did not really address the ceos in the room, specifically mentioning anything about the chinese economy today o

and did xi jinping underline the conditions under which china would attack taiwan? >> look, i reiterate what i've said since i've become president, what every previous president of late has said, that we maintain agreement that there is a one china policy. and i'm not going to change that. that's not going to change. and so that's about the extent to which we discussed it. next question, sorry, was bloomberg. >> among other issues, your agreement with president xi over fentanyl, will require a lot of trust and verification to ensure success. i'm wondering, after today and considering all that you've been through in the past year, would you say, mr. president, that you trust president xi? and secondly, if i could, on taiwan, you and your administration officials have warned president xi and china about interference in the upcoming election. i'm wondering what would the consequences be if they do interfere in the election? >> well, i didn't expect any interference, any at all. we had that discussion, as he was leaving. look, do i trust -- trust but verify, as the old

caroline: we break down what to expect from the meeting between president biden and xi jinping in san francisco as well as what it means for the tech city's future. let us check in on the markets, it is calming down and a rampant rally we have seen in the world of stocks. holding onto gains on the nasdaq. a notable gain over in china, whether or not we are seeing the fuel from the u.s. into china by the economic data coming in strong when it comes to retail and the consumer. notably around the companies that have been reporting earnings, we see tencent, in terms of earnings, then we see what is happening with alibaba, green on the screen in china. 10-year yield rising up a lot today after we have seen three year yield come crashing down as many anticipated the federal reserve has done with its hiking cycle. bitcoin, yesterday, having been relatively calmer, up 2.2. what do you have on the micro? ed: the story that has broken his microsoft unveiling its first custom silicon, two chips in fact, maia is the ai accelerator and you have a cobalt which sees microsoft move into more generic

xi jinping has been studied a lot. maybe a contribution between the fact that to achieve rejuvenation you need a strong economy but you don't want to take any risk. you are ready to crush some of the private sector as well as you did with minority and -- on the protest, i think it was very difficult. the protest was very local. unrest -- most of all i think it is a systemic struggle. in beijing after a lockdown of such a scale it provoked a real difficulty. we ask if it was -- cities completely overwhelmed. the protests, they were of a limited scale. >> good answers from my two colleagues. it is hard to add something fresh and new to it. i follow from kevin's point. i think the question we have to keep asking ourselves is what is the legitimacy, what is the legacy? legitimacy, party and relations to its people. the legacy, that xi jinping would like to leave behind. the social compact of the past that has been successful for china is changing. the unbridled promise this generational way better than the previous generat

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perhaps xi jinping needs to do that more than joe biden.nk there is a very strong market message that will come out of this because as your correspondent said just now talking about military dialogue, possibly fentanyl restrictions which xi jinping agreed with donald trump. also ai they will talk about renewables, piggybacking off of some work which john kerry has been doing with his counterpart in china. there could be some minimum areas of alignment here but there's not much i think that would count in as a market win to be honest. >> is it within president biden's gift to improve the investment narrative into china. this seems like it is happening at an individual company level and a sector level. decisions are being made. increasingly it's not. is that something president biden can really change? >> he could. the regulations in the tech sector for example were imposed by executive order in october of last year and subsequently this year. but that's not really -- he is not going to remove them. i think that trade itself is not really on

i mean, and joe biden, we don't know what xi jinping has on joe biden.oing to be the guest of honor at a dinner with top u.s. executives in san francisco. the new york times was reporting that tickets to the dinner and reception hosted by the national committee on u.s. china relations and u.s. china business council cost $2,000 each for $40,000 companies can purchase eight seats at a table and one seat at mr. xi's table. all of this pomp and circumstance is really ignoring the issues that you're talking about and the issues of, you know, the bullying coming from china on america or the coverup of covid or the intellectual property theft. what do you believe the u.s. should be doing to stop this aggression? >> one specific thing you mentioned i heard from roger robinson he was going to get senator rick scott to introduce this. don't let senator scott go alone and have nothing happen. that's what happened with joanie joniernst and the farmland bill. she was only sponsor and nothing happened. what biden ought to be judged on is can get china's military camp

this for xi jinping and for china is also about uppage. all of the visuals of xi being welcomed with this grand arrival, every detail being choreographed, this is all being beamed back by state media, getting full coverage in the newspapers, on television and on social media giving impression, showing the images that their president is the guest of the united states of america. he has been given this wonderful welcome and that they may have differing views, but they are still at least talking. lester. >> all right, janis, let's go back to peter alexander. peter, president biden under some pressure here as well in terms of his wish list and expectations. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: yeah, i think that's right, lester. the president has received plenty of criticism, particularly from republicans, as we see inside the room right now. we will pause to take a listen to the president, if we can. as we wait, they are seated across there from president xi, one of the biggest takeaways as it relates to china -- >> i think the presi

make his way to his high-stakes meeting with chinese president xi jinping.n person in over a year. not for lack of biden trying, he desperately wanted to meet. tensions are set to be higher this time around for that reason. the two are expect the -- important context here, morgan. the chinese leader will not take biden's phone call. biden goes over and snubbed in the people he set to the side of the table, but gavin newsom was welcomed. the president, well, we'll push him off. >> justin trudea and biden are now the same person, they morph ed into it. the two largest economies and militaries, there is no threat, existential threat the way the chinese communist party is. this is on the backdrop, contextualize what happened since june. president biden sent secretary of state, secretary of commerce and secretary of treasury john kerry, you go through the list and sent them over there invited to go kiss the ring of the emperor and give xi jinping the win at home of having american officials there. they have to talk, i am a bit concerned about what negotiation com

[inaudible] with xi jinping.but also, a lot of eyes on him, less than a year away from his reelection. a lot of questions about domestic issues, unclear if he's going to get those questions about the economy, about the economy doing better, even this week we saw numbers where the they matter the most to people. the price of, eggs the price of other goods. they are better, the inflation numbers are going down. so why don't people credit him with that? those are the messages that if he does give a lengthy press conference, those reporters will be able to talk to him about that. not just international, not just the raw political, but some of the policies that he is hoping he can get reelected on. and he has been trying to do it more and more, a chance to make his case. but again, get some probing questions from those who cover him every day. >> yes, in terms of what the u.s. can do for china, or china would be looking specifically from to the u.s. for, what do you think is top of the list? >> well, we know what chin

-china relations, he has been meeting with xi jinping in california.he president said they vowed to improve dialogue. pres. biden: we're going to improve dialogue in both directions. nick schifrin will have more. police were able to rescue hundreds of people who have taken a hospital hostage. it happened in port-au-prince. in ukraine, officials in keep the fact is obvious these measures would allows to report on great successes. russian officials insist those who cross the weather are taking heavy casualties. the u.s. weather agency warned today that greenhouse gases in the atmosphere reached a record high in 2022, with no end in sight. new data showed average concentrations of carbon dioxide were 50% above pre-industrial levels, for the first time. methane and nitrous oxide were also higher, raising the odds of more, extreme weather events. >> practically the whole planet has seen an increase of heatwaves, about half of the planet has been facing an increase of flooding events and one third of the planet has seen an increase of drought events, and thi

xi jinping -- >> xi jinping had a lot of dovish comments.ty's concern about how gina raimondo said this summer that china is an investable. he said he does not want to unseat the u.s. he does not want a war with anyone. he's trying to set the temperature at a lower level for the business community and i think they will mostly shrug off what president biden said as he walked out of the press conference. >> do we have any intel from those business leaders about how comforted they word that there was a changing tone toward international businesses doing business in china? >> not yet but i think it does not matter what they say. it will be actions. will we see foreign direct investment pickup? we see more business leaders and executives go to china and do business? so i think the next year or so we need to see the actions of whether or not xi jinping was able to placate those concerns but at the moment this felt like xi jinping's moment to address the business community and because he was so dovish in these comments it felt like he was trying to

win for xi jinping.n caves to the ccp. so there's no justification for sidelining american values and putting the interest of xi jinping and the ccp first. maria: you fought back against the nba's support for china, the nike support for china, and xi jinping is telling the world that china is open for business. here's some of those laws i was referring to. the prc counter espionage you law, this is the most recently revised law allowing prc security agencies to inspect electronic equipment facilities and related programs and tools of relevant individuals and organizations. there's the anti-monopoly law, which is meant to boost he competition and reduce the monopoly behavior of companies operating in china or maybe there's the national intelligence law of the people's republic of china, that law creates legal responsibilities for all prc and in some cases foreign citizens companies and organizations to comply with chinese intelligence services to support national intelligence work. they're able to march i

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this was xi jinping's opening and moment.is just words at this moment that sounded very fuzzy and warm from the chinese president. what will their reaction? a few hours before xi jinping's letter became public and remarks to the executives, the chinese commerce ministry did say they will try to go after a campaign for well potential discriminative measures happening to foreign investors. ed:f a.k.a. technology export curves? annmarie: i am talking more about foreign direct investment into china, but technology companies have had a number issues in china. if we are talking about technology export curves from the u.s. into china it is something that i am sure xi jinping brought up with president biden. but from the u.s. is not going to budge on any of these sanctions or penalties that potentially can hinder their national security. caroline: annmarie hordern great to have you on the show through the week. we will pick up where she leaves off. ultimately, have these discussions in any way changed the ultimate trade relationship

and he's known xi jinping for a very, very long time. the best hope that the white house can get out of this after jake sullivan said over the weekend, look, we have to just reopen the lines of communication here. >> right. you're absolutely right, poppy, for his entire career president biden has believed that foreign policy is personal. that if he just gets into the room with these leaders, good or bad, that he can connect with them and make a relationship and convince them to do good things instead of bad things and make deals that he otherwise wouldn't be able to make. funnily enough, that's what president trump thought and president trump pursued a very similar strategy with xi jinping. they signed a fentanyl deal in 2019. i don't know if you remember where xi jinping promised to curb the transfer of dangerous drugs to america in exchange for trade concessions. and trump thought their friendship would seal the deal. it didn't work out because xi jinping doesn't feel that way, the chinese system doesn't work that way and their policie

that's not something that xi jinping would do on a normal day.f course in that moment, president biden not responding either. what we are going to hear later this evening from president xi is he's going to headline a dinner with some of the country's most important ceos and business leaders. that is something that president biden will not attend. he's going to have his own separate event tonight connected to the apec summit. president xi is really going to lay out what his impressions were from the meeting in that venue, which i think tells you a lot about that decision, since he's there to make the case to the u.s. business community about why they should continue their investment in china, since this is such a huge economic priority for him, and that is the lens through which he will likely frame this meeting. again, we will hear from him tonight, and likely high level cabinet officials, some in the room you see there right now might attend that dinner as well, chris. >> well, i just went on the web site of the house and gardens, and that is wh

will continue to follow the china one policy, that is what he wanted xi jinping wanted, wand to makeaid that there are going to have some kind of agreement, where china is going to curb flow of fentanyl in rrn usolicitive sanctions exactly what schienz wanted to me xi jinping the winner again rolls over joe biden how do you see it? >> you are absolutely right, xi jinping got more than he thought he would get so he got the -- statement by president biden one-china policy means okay china you deal with taiwan your own we are going to stay out of it also got meeting with all the ceos of silicon valley major american korns what xi jinping wanted to invest in china because of chinese economy lagging statement going on nobody talked about tiktok, owned by chinese government, tvt is now stuff about america is evil country osama bin laden right to attack america think about it xi jinping has taken us over won this economically, diplomatically politically, a time when we should have been able to a lot of things because of economy because of china is not recovering not a snapback from covid, c

jinping, it is clear that xi jinping wants two poles, that is, china and the united states of americaer, this meeting, which is planned in san francisco, will obviously give xi jinping answers that the united states of america. can offer china, in response to these pleas, to share responsibility for the fate of humanity, as xi jinping says, what do you think about this situation and how in your opinion, in this situation, biden can play on the side of ukraine, so that xi jinping has influence from his vassals, in the russian federation, in belarus, in iran, which he supports. russia and in general, how likely is it that xi jinping will, uh, help russia withdraw its troops from the territory of the ukrainian state? well, i will say for a moment that putin saw only a bipolar world, he only knows that, the soviet union and the united states, and he proposed so, that's already when he had this ultimatum, it was blackmail and an ultimatum. so did the leningrad gate, roughly so, if there was something from the proposal , they might have been considered, but there was direct blackmail, and t

that is the language of hard power that dictators like xi jinping understand.d to make sure we don't mirror image our own western values onto this regime. in the past, people who have made an argument for cooperation with china have cited not only climate change but stability on the korean peninsula as well as public health and pandemic prevention as areas where interests align. but the increased threats from the regime undermines the argument that somehow our interests align our that xi jinping cares about commitments made at cop 27. i assure you, he does not. geoff: thank you for your time this evening, we appreciate your insights. ♪ amna: among the estimated 239 hostages believed to be held by hamas in gaza is 35-year-old israeli-american sagui dekel-chen. he lives in kibbutz nir oz, near the gaza border, which came under brutal attack by hamas terrorists on october 7th. his father, jonathan dekel-chen is here in washington, dc meeting with u.s. officials to help free his son, and joins me now. jonathan, welcome back to the newshour, it is good to see you. a

government, i want to tell them do not believe in xi jinping. he's not to be trusted. >> reporter: president xi ultimately took a different route to the airport. xi's supporters from seattle, new york, and l.a. believe the meeting between president biden and president xi shows a promising future between the two countries. >> i think right now both china and americans are big country. if they work together, they can help the world peace. >> i think that was a wonderful, positive step for respect to both people, leaders, and our countries. >> reporter: in san francisco, velena jones, nbc bay area news. >>> now, if you have plans to travel this holiday season, then you're not alone. the tsa says they're looking at one of the busiest travel periods of the year. let's take you out to san francisco international airport. from today to next thursday, more than 4 million people are expected to fly from u.s. airports. that's a 6% increase as compared to last year. the busiest day for air travelers is expected to be next wednesday. we've seen a resurgence

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the biggest evil dictator, xi jinping, is here. that is why we are here. we want to tell the world that the chinese communist party cannot be trusted. we must take this evil empire down. >> it all happened while president biden and chinese president xi jinping met in woodside. this is the best way to do things. talking. >> you have to have a conversation. same thing with my family. i talked to my son and my daughter and my wife. you know. whatever problem we have, we have to solve it. >> but for, president of the chinese democracy and human rights alliance and has been here since the beginning of 2000, this is not okay. >> i am sad. i am worried. i want to tell the whole world , do not trust the chinese communist party. never trust their words. >> hundreds of protesters for both sides came out for today's demonstrations. san mateo police confirmed that one man from new york was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon after hitting a female counter protester over the head with a stick. >> and you are looking at the aftermath of this protest that just ende

jinping in president obama and the rose garden 2015 when xi jinping promise never to militarize the bar has been lowered quite significantly, we only want to reinstitute ties between a respective ministry of defense and we could discuss the key military issues of the day that and fentanyl is a small price for xi jinping for the opportunity of a charm event and the united states to gain access to over 2000 u.s. entrepreneurs at the summit in san francisco. >> you are spot on and hitting exactly on what the real story is here. the fact is janet china closed the door to any conversation and stop the military having regular conversation isn't that where the biden administration sent somebody people to china to beg for the opening up communication with you talking about nuclear weaponry? >> that's right i wish we would call this out for what it is i'm sorry to say where in the cold war with china they are mounting. espionage attacks against us and the responsible for the fentanyl crisis and threatening taiwan daily with military aggressive provocative acts. taiwan with the geopolitical f

joe biden called xi jinping a dictator.ijin pin took it and was offended, because china has already reacted to the ministry of foreign affairs of china, saying, how come, why? mr. victor, how would you like xi jinping's visits to the united states of america for the first time in six years by a chinese leader, two such two civilizations that oppose each other, well, actually this insult to the dictator, what to be offended really? the question is rhetorical, you are right here, the fact is that i just specially rewatched it yesterday, the visit of sdniepinnia. when he was hosted by president trump, which were frequent, along with the fact that, as you remember , president trump has always come out with such a rather harsh anti-china policy, with quite such harsh anti-china statements, moreover, he talked about how the united states of america would, in fact... to destroy china in all markets, how they will create competition, and actually trump's policy anticipated this, it is clear that now xi jinping's visit to china is p

soil, xi jinping is meeting with some old friends from iowa. a group invited to join xi for dinner last night included sarah land. here she is in 1985 with xi during his first trip to the united states. david culver spoke with her yesterday. >> i am an old sfrifriend of xi jinping and that is why i was invited to come. and even in 2012 when he walked in the door, there was a big smile that there is just a wonderful feeling sort of between the peoples that we care about each other. >> so let's bring in max foster live for us in london. max, good morning. always good to see you. it is so funny, i think a lot of people are probably surprised that this woman from iowa is a friend with xi jinping. >> amazing. >> one of the first things that you learn as a reporter in the u.s., you go to iowa and there are chinese students there basically everywhere. they are all very interested in the caucus process in addition to being there they are learn to learn usually agricultural policy, ways of doing things. really interesting that this kind of popped up aga

jinping like the chinese spy balloon that traversed the united states and expecting to warn xi jinping interference. while in the bay area, likely the two will see san francisco in a different light. crews have been working hard scrubbing the streets and cleaning up homeless encampments for days. >> folks say they are cleaning up because fancy leaders are coming into town. that is true because it is true. when you put on an event, by definition, you have people over to your house, you clean up the house and make sure the kids make their beds employs >> brooke: biden administration is facing questions about the city's makeover. >> does president biden agree it is more important to impress the leader of china than the american people that live in san francisco and pay taxes everyday? >> i don't know the context of what governor newsom said and will not respond to it. >> brooke: reports a foreign news crew was robbed at gun point while covering the summit over the weekend. >> carley: those people are right. >> todd: it is true because it is true. >> carley: bring in san francisco business

not to interfere is what xi jinping will say.ave heard from xi recently, again reiterating the messaging of china's opening up, the welcoming of foreign business interests and the opening up of trade. we heard from the chinese vice president at the new economy forum in singapore in last week, warning about the downside of de-risking but for american businesses, what will they need to see? it is not a relationship or operating environment that has been synonymous with predictability if you are a business owner or an investor. amy: that is exactly right. the clients that i serve are all concerned about the direction of china's economy and whether and how they as foreign investors can continue to operate in china in the same way that they have been operating in china for decades. so you are absolutely right. one thing that xi jinping is prioritizing while he is in san francisco this week is a dinner with the business community that will happen on wednesday night. i'm looking forward to being there and hearing directly from president

joe biden did -- with xi jinping.are enough confrontational issues that he could have brought up but he did not. >> i mean, it was a total embarrassment. maria: i'm sorry. go ahead, liz peek. >> total embarrassment i thought the entire summit, very little was accomplished mainly because of what you're saying, maria, president biden basically steered away from anything confrontational. going back to tiktok it seems very asymmetric. i think americans are hopeful that we are doing in china the same kind of propagandaizing that china is doing here. i have no sense of that because they are so much stricter on controlling social media but honestly as maria said, what can be done about this? it seems like a growing percentage of the country, growing number of legislators are really opposed to tiktok but then you have president biden who has already lost ground with young people. this would be a total nail in the coffin for him if he came out and opposed it because young people love it. what to do about that? what is the path

president joe biden and chinese president xi jinping.nity to talk to jessica burch and if you didn't know it, jess speaks fluent mandarin chinese. give us a little taste of maybe a lovely greeting the two presidents could share today as they seek to build bridges. better yet -- >>> can i teach you guys something real fast it's welcome to san francisco. you guys ready? >> [ speaking in a glob al language ] welcome to san francisco. >> say it again, jess, one more time. >> [ speaking in a global language ] >> perfect. >> nailed it. >> all right guys let's take a quick look at what's going on not only in san francisco but widespread throughout the bay area. the beautiful bay area that we have here with this weather right now. oh it's been gorgeous and we've been seeing some partly cloudy skies and we've been seeing just a little bit of rain activity yesterday specifically up in the north bay. but heading into this afternoon, those showers are going to become a lot more widespread from san jose stretching off into the east bay and all the wa

i told president xi jinping is very worried in the united states. i told him nothing help raise it a little bit in the united states and that is the image here and it was forged he has the power to stop it and even said it is over focusing on this economies. the united states and the world. they stop the flow, i can't think of anything we could do more to stop fentanyl from coming into the state stopping these precursor drugs which are illegal in china but they don't do anything to stop them. we also talked about as a process feeding american companies and china unfairly for the states are more open in america and i know that will be part of the conversation. he later this afternoon i will be going over to the rules committee as they marked the resolution allowing the senate to confirm military promotion currently blocked by senator time ago. my most senator single-handedly prevented with bipartisan confirmation generals put military one and as a result of america's national security, military readiness think the price at the time we need to be miss