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i think one of the most important books of the year, bill gertz deceiving the sky, for global supremacyet's start with global supremacy. the idea that china communist china wants to dominate the world, does not ring with truth and the americans. i cannot imagine that they think they presume that our supremacy is god-given. it is not is it? >> it is not. basically, were in the middle of a 40 year gamble by our policy and intelligence expert who told us if we trade with china, we are just nice to china that it would morrison to a nonthreatening benign power. nothing could've been further from the truth, were now facing a major threat, china is on the move, they're using the road initiative, the major infrastructure plan as a trojan horse to expand the economic and military influence around the world. this book deceiving the sky, i really try to expose that. lou: and you do so, and as i was thinking today about our interview, comes word from some press outlets, the chinese want a dual track in order to reach a trade agreement, they want to take trade and economics and put on this track. an

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coming up, washington times national security columnist bill gertz will discuss china's efforts to become global military and economic superpower. in this weekend on "after words" author and journalist paul toft offers his opinions on the practicality of higher education. >> this was 100 years ago that we thought 12th grade is probably what you need to deal with the technology of 1920. now we have technology that's 100 years advanced and we are still debating about whether 12th grade education is enough. it's obviously not enough. all the signs from the economy and labor market are that it's not enough. but now, unlike our predecessors who were able to respond to that basic economic signs by saying, okay, let's educate our young people, we are fighting about it and turning it into questions of identity and snobbery and politics and partisanship. when clearly there is just a sign that our young people need our support, need our help need more credentials and skills to survive in the current economy. a century ago we heard the signs and responded in both rational and collective fashion. now

coming up, washington times bill gertz will discuss china's efforts to become a global military and economic this weekend on afterwards after author and journalist offers his opinions on the practicality and higher education. >> if this was 100 years ago where we thought is what you need in order to do real with the technology in 1920. and now we have technology and we are still debating on whether on the 12th grade education is enough. it's obviously not enough. and all of the signs from the economy and labor market are signs that is not enough. unlike our predecessors who are unable to respond to those by saying let's educate our young people, we are fighting about it and turning it into questions of identity and politics and partisanship when clearly there is just a sign that our young people need our support, need our help and needed more education and skills in order to survive in the current economy. a century ago we heard the signs and just responded in a rational and collective fashion now we are hearing it and responding in an irrational selfish passion. >> afterwards or saturday at

bill gertz, congratulations on the book.rillions. >> thank you. >> tucker: it's friday time for our favorite secret service agent who joins us in a moment. this week's top stories a an appearance by bill de blasio. final exam jesse watters vs. judge jeanine pirro. amazing matchup. we'll be right back ♪ ♪ more than one million people in the united states are living with hiv. we are your family, friends, and others that you love. hiv does not define who we are. when you support us, you make it easier for us to live healthy lives. we all have the power to stop hiv stigma. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: it is time now for final exam, the highlight of our thursday with the smartest people at fox news compete. see who has been paying the closest attention to the week's news and win a coveted wemple mug. this week is a very special showdown. defending champion jesse watters of course hosts "watters' world" every saturday at 8:00. right after him at 9 p.m. challenger judge jeanine. author of the new book dominating the "new york times" best seller'

immigration policy.coming up, washington times national security columnist bill gertz will discuss china's a global military and economic superpower. in this weekend on "after words" author and journalist paul toft offers his opinions on the practicality of higher education. >> this was 100 years ago we thought 12th grade is probably what you need to deal with the technology of 1920. now we have technology that's 100 years advanced. we are still debating about whether 1/12 grade education is enough. it's obvious and not enough. now, unlike our predecessors who were able to respond to that basic and economic science. we are fighting the entertaining into questions of identity and snobbery and politics and partisanship. when clearly there's just a sign that our young people need our support and need our help and need more education and credentials and skills in order to survive in the current economy. a century ago we heard those signs and responded in a rational and collective fashion. now we are hearing it and responding in an irrational and selfish fashion. >> "after words" airs saturdays