china but that's far away. still the border here gives off an air of impenetrability. we compare our watches mine shows pakistan time for the chinese soldiers are on china's standard time. even after a 3 hour difference just a few steps away. and. security is tight here. china believes it must protect itself against islamist extremism from pakistan. but chinese officials cross the border here as a matter of course the us. just thought oh. ok yes somewhat implausibly the chinese customs official claims he's not responsible for the crossing. the chinese v.i.p.'s don't want to be filmed while they have their photographs taken and. it's as though we are still in china. the official also refuses an interview. the next chinese truck returning from pakistan doesn't arrive until the afternoon. this is supposed to be a hub on a major trade route but the new silk road doesn't seem to be living up to its billing you know where we're not greenback any good they don't have anything usually our truck is empty when we come back with me. on the way to pakistan lease songs container was full of clothing and electronics now it's empty it's a risky route for such a small return and you k

last time you heard any democrat running for any office mentioned that everquest marks because that was part of the paris climate accord. of course, china and india have to be held to global standards tucker: when was the last time you heard the democrats say china stop building coal plants. >> obama said it continuously through his administration. that was part of the negotiation of the paris climate accord. >> tucker: the lesson is to continue to build coal plants? allow china to continue -- >> tucker, you have to understand that china has invested more in planting forests in america has in the last 100 years. china has invested more in solar panels than the u.s. has in the last 50 years. china is making progress. china is transitioning to a global renewable economy. america is lagging behind. they have an idea of the future. >> tucker: china is the good guy, we are the bad guy, got it. >> i never said china is the good guy. i said this is a global problem with global solutions. china, bangladesh, africa, they all have the same issues. >> tucker: we are out of time. for years, the powerful with epstein even though he prayed on little girls. what is that tell you about the powerfu

china why do single china i'm told i'm asking is the whole point of the algorithms half the time but i've been talking. long it's only hong kong hong kong people will apply the same standard no matter who is coming to make the requests be it united case united states united kingdom syria russia china we apply the same standard because this is what the more requires us to do and we would do it period once you understand the purpose of extradition you what others thought what i'm saying but obviously you don't you know what you want but your guest mr instead of throwing insults at me what's what's your guess about where this is headed with the hardliners in beijing try to teach hong kong a lesson you know or will they show that they're willing to learn from what's been ducking 1st of all the facts say that it did not come from mainland i think chivas negative is explained very clearly that it was her own initiative based on the fact that she was asked by the family of the girl who unfortunately was murdered by this hong kong person in taiwan because of the whole injustice of the situation the chief executive agreed to look into it and she was asked to to establish an extrad

china the early lead. >> their focus is leaading to this real time-to-market advantage. they would be saving hundreds, if not thousands of lives much sooner than we will as we determine the standardis best for the long-term roadmap in the western world. ed: in october, china ended the use of c-b2x. in the u.s. and europe, the spectrum issue is unresolved and there is a split on which technology to use. if the federal government mandated a technology today, it's estimated up to 8.1 million car crashes and 43,000 deaths could be prevented. how will the technology differ? both are designed to connect cars directly to other vehicles and infrastructure around them. the cellular tech could harness the 5g network's lightewider network. >> that one millisecond delay in latency in 5g to let you know there is a car coming around the corner is going to be critically important. today, with 4g, that might be 10, 20 milliseconds. it is important to the safety levels. ed: the wi-fi-based standard has low latency and backers argue it is a better option because the technology is mature and ready for deployment now. supporters of the cellular tech say it has superior range and more secure. bison i