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mike pompeo: yeah, it's a good question. i've gone back and read the histories we thought we'd land when we challenged the soviet union. no one had a sense how that would unfold. i will tell you there's much to unfold here as well. we know what it will ultimately look like and we into that the chinese communist party will make decisions that we'll have to respond to. but what it looks like, it likes like a world that is controlled and operated in a way that freedom loving nations and rule loving nations and law-abiding nation will come to love. not by a regime, or have the states under their economic um -- under their economic thumb. what it will look like inside of china, ng that the chinese people will have a heavy say in and the chiensnese communist party will have to the make decisions. they're not ten feet tall. challenges faced inside of china as they attempt this play for global hegemony. and i hope that what everyone on the call will take away is the theory so many have been talking about for the past 10 years. it's

mike pompeo told you, you know, they're all going to be closed. very little -- lou: no, he didn't say they're going to be, he said he would be happy if there were none by the end of the year. >> thank you for that correction. lou: a different statement. >> i think very few are going to close. this is cash given to our universities, up as much as $5 million -- often as much as $5 million a year, and they take it because they also want chinese students to pay full tuition. so we're in a kind of struggle to the death with china over the next few decades, and they're inside us in a way soviets could never do this in the -- lou: so it's a straightforward proposition. it's a simpling, straightforward proposition, mike. we need to simplify this just a bit in terms of policy. the confucius institutes, their satellites all over the country need to be shut down. they should be shut down at the overred the president -- order of the president of the united states. it should happen immediately. we should not give a damn what happens to the universities and col

trump: secretary of state mike pompeo. mike, thank you very much. [applause] pres.national security advisor robert o'brien. robert, thank you. [applause] pres. trump: mr. jared kushner, jared, thank you very much. [applause] pres. trump: ambassador brian hook, thank you very much, brian. thank you. thank you. and i'll be berkowitz. thank you very much. [applause] pres. trump: i want to give a very special thanks, he has been an incredible investor to israel, david friedman. [applause] very trump: that is a great group of people, great group of patriots. they worked so hard and again, nobody thought it could happen. they never even doubted it. i want to thank you all very much. thank you. [applause] [applause] for generations, the people of the middle east have been held back by old conflicts, hostilities, lies, treachery, so many things held them back. actually, lies that the jews and arabs were enemies, and that al aqsa mosque was under attack. constantly, they would say it was under attack. these lies passed down from generation to generation, fueled -- passed dow

mike pompeo blasts governments that are against sanctions against iran. and leaked documents outlining $2 trillion worth of transactions and a failure by banks to catch suspicious funds. its is one bank named and shares fall to a 25 year low. we will come back to hsbc in a moment. a very good moment. 6:00 a.m. where you are. i am.one 9:00 a.m. where china and the yuan and the e.m. -- that whole narrative plays into markets. as you look into the fx story. china will grow and it will be the only g20 country to grow. >> if you're waking up in the city of london today, you are questioning whether or not we will see another lock down. radioyor talking to lbc saying he will potentially talk about fresh restrictions today and we have the u.k. chief medical officer saying the u.k. is at a critical point. a balancing act for the government. what do you do with restrictions while maintaining the economy? >> indy. -- indeed. setting the bank of england on a different path for a status quo mission. bifurcatione is a and i do like that word. -->> we need to remind our

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secretary of state mike pompeo was in doha earlier for the start of historic peace talks.nd afghan government are finally set to negotiate a power-sharing deal. let's go to sam kylie who is following the talks from abu dhabi. so, sam, by all accounts, these negotiations are fragile, but what did the u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo have to say today, and what kind of role might he be playing? >> well, they have played a key role in these negotiations. no doubt about it. they opened negotiations bilaterally with the taliban at the beginning of this year, encouraging the two sides, the african government which are allies of the united states and its allies to get into talks with the taliban. there was a very fraught process of prisoner exchanges and so on involving 5,000 taliban prisoners held by the afghan government. a lot of them very high value targets in the bad old days if you'd like. nonetheless, they are now at a position where they're going to be talking. there's a lot of pressure coming from the american administration to get this sorted ahead of the election fo

secretary of state mike pompeo. mike, thank you very much.security adviser, robert o'brien. mr. jared kushner. jared, thank you very much. ambassador brian hook, thank you very much, brian. thank you. and avi berkowitz. thank you very much. i also want to give a very special thanks, he's been an incredible ambassador to israel, david freedman. that's a great group of people. a great group of patriots. they wanted this so badly. they worked so hard. nobody thought this could happen, they thought it could happen and i want to thank you very much. for generations the people of the middle east have been held back by old conflicts, hostilities, lies, treachery, so many things held them back. actually lies that the jews and arabs were enemies, and that al aqsa mosque was under attack. these lies passed down from generation to generation, fueled a vicious cycle of terror and violence that spread across the region and all over the world. these agreements prove the nations of the region are breaking free from the failed approaches of the past. today's

jillian: secretary of state mike pompeo defending president trump's withdraw from the iran nuclear dealin an exclusive interview with fox news. >> the president's first rule for all of us on the national security team with respect to iran is no nuclear weapon. one of the elements of power that the regime meets to build out a nuclear weapons program, the first thing is money, creating the ability to do research, test missiles, the capability to built air defense systems so if one day they get close, no one can challenge that by taking out those facilities. to stand it on its head, to say we're going to open the economic gates, that's what rejoining the jcpoa would do. jillian: president trump withdrew from the deal in 2018 saying it failed to address iran's ballistic missile program. todd: a week three in the nfl, aaron rodgers threw for over 300 yards, three touchdowns to lifts the packers over drew brees and the saints. let's go to say seattle. russell wilson threw five touchdowns. jillian: the atlanta falcons blew a fourth quarter lead. the bears had a comeback. >> third down and 8. t

to washington, where dominic raab is making a statement after meeting the us secretary of state, mike pompeothat's what we have to say. and i look in particular in that regard in working more closely with the us in africa, given the challenges there. mike and! africa, given the challenges there. mike and i discussed the poisoning of alexei navalny. that remains a major concern. we welcome the progress towards his recovery and oui’ progress towards his recovery and our thoughts remain very much with him and his family. in the uk, as mike said, we have seen first—hand the impact and the consequences of a novichok attack, when the russian intelligence officers used in assassination attempt in salisbury backin assassination attempt in salisbury back in 2018. needless to say, the use of a banned chemical weapon violates the convention. there must be accountability for it. and we work with oliver ellis to that effect and i think the russian government is duty—bound to expend what happened to mr navalny through a full interest -- full —— fulland —— full and transparent investigation. ifail to see a

secretary of state, mike pompeo has announced a raft sanctions. 27 entities and individuals have been hit with new measures including the iranian defense ministry. they also announced sanctions on the venezuelan president, nicolas maduro. he feels a close relationship with tehran. any-- u.s. wonder that connections to iran will face sanctions. >> just imagine what iran would do if we were able to freely purchase more advanced weapons. we have no intention of letting that happen. president's executive order gives us a new and powerful tool to enforce the uf -- u.s. arms embargo. today, i will take the first theon by sanctioning ministry of defense and armed forces logistics. >> al jazeera's correspondent is in tehran and has more on the iranian response to those sanctions. ministerard the prime say that these new sanctions are nothing new, that the attention -- intention of the united states was to bring the population to its knees and they failed. the real question is how iran would respond and how do you know state decided to impose these sanctions. within iran, there is lots of poli

>> mike pompeo spoke about the agreement between israel, bahrain, and the united arab emirates. he said that with the atlanta council ahead of the event at the white house where he talked about china's relationship with the world and his recent trip to eastern europe. this is 30 minutes. is welcome around the world to atlanta council, it is our premier live ideas, the first honor to host the seventieth secretary of state, mike pompeo, former director of the central intelligence agency, at west point, much more. i am frederick kempe and this is a historic day, israel, the bahrain, signing an agreement between arab countries and israel, the first in a quarter-century. donald trump will attend and that is really prime minister will sign with the foreign minister's. we have a lot to discuss in this half-hour. their connection to china, let's start with the middle east though you also have comments. my first question looking at the long-term implications for the us and the region of this court. how does this structure look longer-term, into the middle east. >> great to be with you. a

mike pompeo is cracking down on the communist party of china. mpeo's goal is to level the playing field and respond to the restraints china already has in place on america. this comes as tensions with china seem to be reaching a fever pitch. yesterday the pentagon reported china's plans to double their nuclear stockpile in the next 10 years. and today during an interview attorney general bill barr issued this warning. listen. >> those three countries, russia, china and iran, which is the most aggressive in this area? >> i believe it's china. >> which one? >> china. >> more than russia? >> yes. >> why? >> because i have seen the intelligence. that's what i have concluded. >> joining us now with more is united states secretary of state mike pompeo. thanks for joining us. >> great to be with you. >> like wise. tell us about the actions you have taken against china with respect to the diplomats and why you took it? >> we took the simple action of telling chinese diplomats working here in the united states that the free ride is over. their ability to

the reason people want to meet mike pompeo when he travels isn't because of mike.e we stand for the special set of principles. if we walk away and muddy them up and create rights for everything than those core ideas of religious freedom, human dignity, property rights , if we walk away from those core understandings, then america will be another nation wandering around. it won't be the beacon we've been for so long. i think about how our founders thought about foreign policy and i try to create that in the institution i'm leaving as well. mark: you embrace the founders and the declaration and the constitution, as do i and most americans. then you see the riding in the streets and antifa and other organizations who reject 1776 and replace with 1619. you see the new york times pushing this, many in the opposition party, same thing. you sought in the streets, monuments being tore down until the president put an end to that. how does that affect foreign policy? when you go to other countries mac fees things happening, and the democrat party either silent or giving a pa

eastern secretary of state mike pompeo will discuss his recent trip to europe comes u.s. global leadership and china. at that event hosted by the atlantic council. you can see that live here on c-span2. >> now federal and state officials take part in a discussion on election and voting machine security with election day less than two months away. held by the billington cybersecurity annual summit this is about 35 minutes. >> good morning and welcome to this most important panel called election cybersecurity safeguards during t the pandemi. it is a a great pleasure to introduce to you this world-class moderator and panel. let me first introduce our moderator, john simone is a vice president of cybersecurity training and services at raytheon and intelligence and space with overseas the strategy and operations foror global team with over 6000 employees. his teams are responsible for delivering cybersecurity solutions, global training and logistics, and productg support services in support of critical missions for government agencies, businesses and nations. within is chris,

we heard from secretary of state, mike pompeo. >> i am confident they will get it right.have made clear our view of the importance of the good friday agreements. when of the complexity of the situation. we have done what we can to provide assistance where we can. in the end, this will be a set of decisions with respect to the u.k. have great confidence they will get this right. >> the foreign secretary blamed this issue on the eu and said the u.k. is seeking to change the deal for good reason. >> the u.k. is precautionary, we found it is proportionate, but what we can't have is, and this is contrary to the northern ireland protocol and a risk to the good friday agreement, we cann have the eu seeking to erect a liberatory border down between northern ireland and britain. >> it is also worth explaining why members of the u.s. congress and their views on brexit are so relevant to the whole process. gary donahue was in washington. when it comes to trade deals and those cans of treati, the requirement is that two thirds of congress te in favor of this. you need both parties on

with mike pompeo thinking qatar for their efforts in facilitating the talks.e as pertained in the film hotel rwanda has a p are to court charged with terrorism and murder among other crimes. declined to enter any please but his lawyers denied the charges against him. the activist was arrested after a trip from his residence in the u.s. to dubai. his family have accused rwanda and authorities of kidnapping him. rusesabagina is credited with saving 1000 lives during rwanda's 1994 genocide. we have been watching events from nairobi and says it is not the first time the president's critics have found themselves targeted. was insabagina up her handcuffs amid tighter security. prosecutors say he is responsible for terrorism and involvement in an armed group that has carried out attacks inside rwanda. he is facing about 12 charges relating to these alleged offenses. he declined to plea for the charges. he said he wants to face them separately. he has beenly says denied legal representation of his choice, and that he has just been given lawyers by the rwandan governme

he's meeting with mike pompeo who made a very encouraging noise wa nts to who made a very encouraginga trade deal, optimistic that it can be done. i think the british government would have been absolutely delighted with the response they got from mike pompeo. and remember, making brexit a su ccess pompeo. and remember, making brexit a success is something the trump administration and has invested in. they wanted to succeed. that said, the difficult task that dominic raab has is happening about now. which is his meeting with nancy pelosi. who is made clear in the most clear turn possible that there ain't going to bea possible that there ain't going to be a deal on trade that will pass the congress or any trade deal has to go through congress. at the moment the democrats have a majority there. if there is any tinkering with the good friday enter agreement. i think that nancy pelosi is going to take a good deal more reassurance than mike pompeo and just as you've got dominic raab the british foreign secretary here, you've got the irish ambassador on shore doing everything he can to rally

kelly that on the north korean side and his sister who was an enforcer and you said something to mike pompeo. >> we were walking in so the stakes are high and in my mind and i said i would make a joke to secretary pompeo he joked back a little bit and i said mr. secretary do you think i'm the only one that hasn't killed somebody or ordered somebody to be killed? he said you are the only one. for the real meeting to take place. >> so you were the first mom to become the white house press secretary and a lot of your book is focused on motherhood and your role as a mother and also in a very demanding role at the white house you talk about a very extended labor with your first child and that you really go there and you tell some unvarnished stories and one example that your son's birthday was on a different date because you knew you couldn't be there on a specific day. share some stories about that and being the press secretary. >> in addition to having other side of the president i didn't feel like i could do that if i didn't open up in a way that other people could relate to like when men and

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as you said there, mike pompeo was not happy about it.rotect americans from this and said it was truly breathtaking action, calling it a kangaroo court. in june president trump imposed travel restrictions on fatou bensouda, the main chief prosecutor and her colleague and as we have now seen they have gone a step further. isn't it unusual for sanctions to be applied like this against an individual representing an international organisation? i know the un has condemned it. what is likely to happen next? the biggest question is that donald trump has a history of sucking institution he does not like, look at the world health 0rganization as an example. recently announcing he is pulling out funding. but what human rights group says different about this, apart from going after another institution, one committed to defending, dedicated to criminal justice defending, dedicated to criminaljustice by going after individuals who are simply doing theirjob and they say this undermines the global effort to protect human rights defenders and potentially

from what i know, from secretary mike pompeo and the us government, this is a process that continuesd and when it does, we will be ready to go back and to go back to a more different and more complicated, i would say dprk because whereas in the past activity was quite limited and now they are a nuclear power state. typically, i need a brief statement on this comical satellite imaging suggest to you that they are still in it determinedly pursuing their weapons programme, trying to develop more sophisticated weapons, miniaturising them. yes, yes. thank you for that. very specifically, saudi arabia, how worried are you in the investment in enlarging their nuclear programme and seeking out and using the help of china ina very out and using the help of china in a very big way. does it worry you because some people think that could be very alarming? year, there has been some speculation in the press. the realities and yet again we tell things as they are and not on the basis of speculation. the reality is that the kingdom of saudi arabia has very limited nuclear activity. very limited. the

as you said there, mike pompeo was not happy about it.mericans from this and said it was truly breathtaking action, calling it a kangaroo court. in june president trump imposed travel restrictions on fatou bensouda, the main chief prosecutor and her colleague and as we have now seen they have gone a step further. isn't it unusual for sanctions to be applied like this against an individual representing an international organisation? i know the un has condemned it. what is likely to happen next? the biggest question is that donald trump has a history of sacking institutions he does not like, look at the world health 0rganization as an example. recently announcing he is pulling out funding. but what human rights group says different about this, apart from going after another institution, one committed to defending, dedicated to criminaljustice by going after individuals who are simply doing theirjob and they say this undermines the global effort to protect human rights defenders and potentially sets a bad example for other countries around t

latest developments on brexit, and at the press conference he held with the secretary of state mike pompeod that question about the concerns over the mining of the good friday agreement and mike pompeo said he trusts the uk to do the right thing but as we heard, nancy pelosi, an incredibly powerfulfigure here, said there is no way it was going to be any us and uk trade deal if it does undermine that agreement and just add to the statement she released at the meeting, mr raab, she said, the good friday agreement is a beacon of hope for peaceloving people throughout the whole world. her party controls the lower house of congress. they can lower house of congress. they ca n veto lower house of congress. they can veto this and of course, joe biden running to be president, he said they will become president. there is no way they're going to back a deal that basically undermines the agreement. i want to ask you about president trump was mike latest claims about a vaccine being rolled out imminently in the united states. this is what he said a short while ago. we are on track to deliver and distr

secretary of state mike pompeo will be departing in a little while. i think that is very exciting news. a lot of people thought that it might natural instinct is actually peace. people used to say to be one week or two week when president trump gets into a war. i did rebuild our military. , $2.5e a military trillion, new jets, rockets, tanks, ships, a lot of things. we have the newest, best military we have ever had. hopefully we will not have to use it. our nuclear program has been put into the -- like never before. particularly, hopefully we will not have to use that, because that is a whole new level of distraction. pray to god we never have to use that. , why should wet -- why would you like to the american people and why should we trust you now? pres. trump: that is a terrible question. i did not lie. i said we cannot be panicked. these were a series of phone calls that we had, mostly phone calls. bob woodward is somebody i respect, just from hearing the name for many, many years. not knowing too much about his work, not caring about his work, bu

the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, will also attend the negotiations.g companies rio tinto, has announced he is leaving the firm after sacred aboriginal sites in western australia were destroyed. the company went ahead with the destruction of thejuukan gorge rock shelters despite the opposition of aboriginal traditional owners. they were among the oldest historic sites in australia. shaimaa khalil has the story. a land that dates back millennia destroyed by modern giant. the blast of thejuukan gorge childers was legally sanctions for the expansion of one of rio tinto's or mines. it went against the which is a one of the lands owners. they were shocked and devastated. the graves seen as one of australia's most significant research sites, shown human habitation dating back 116,000 yea rs. habitation dating back 116,000 years. they also set on nearly 8 million tonnes of high—grade iron ore with an estimated value ofjust under $100 million. the incident itself, asi million. the incident itself, as i said, was approved by the last national government in 2013

secretary of state, mike pompeo is prepared to speak about his recent trip to europe, u.s. global leadership and trip to china at atlantic council. live coverage on c-span2. ♪ >> welcome, everyone across myriad platforms and around the world and live on c-span2 to atlantic council front page 4 the hash tag for the twitterratti among you. it's our honor to host the 70th secretary of state mike pompeo, former director of the central intelligence agency, former member of congress, former u.s. army officer, finished first in his class at west point, harvard law school graduate and of course, much more. i'm fred kemp, president and ceo of the atlantic council and mr. secretary, this is a heroic day. israel and bahrain are set to sign an accord, first such agreement between israel and an agreement in more than a quarter century. and they'll sign with the u.n. and ba bahrainy foreign ministe. we have a lot to discuss in the half hour. the china issues, but let's start with the middle east although i know you have a few prepared comments. my first question would be, looking at the

fox business exclusive on a stark warning from her boss, secretary of state mike pompeo declaring thathe chinese communist party is escalating its propaganda campaigns in the u.s., even down to trying to influence, quote, local pta meetings in towns across the country. we have former i.c.e. acting director ron vitello breaking down new ways illegal aliens are trying to cross the border. caravans have been shut down for now. the new ways smugglers are trying to sneak in across the border one of the world's most fatal deadliest drugs. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. joining me now with us, black voices for trump advisory board member, deneen borelli. deneen, thanks for joining us. so good to see you again. >> hello, liz. elizabeth: deneen, police have a suspect in custody after two officers were shot in riots in louisville, kentucky. they're in stable condition. your reaction for citiesp bracing for more riots after a and why jury declined to file some side ch

i want to recognize vice president pence, secretary mike pompeo, national security advisor o'brien and other cabinet members, jared kushner, berkowitz, freedman and the able peace tateam, senators, members of congress, rod dermer, and bahrainian counterparts and the dignitaries gathered here on this sunny day. i want to also express my gratitude for all israelis who have worked for years, sometimes in less sunny climates to bring this day and i thank each and every one of you. thank you. [applause] >> israeli pm netanyahu: ladies and gentlemen, mr. president, this day is a pivot of history. it heralds a new dawn of peace. for thousands of years, the jewish people have prayed for peace. for decades the jewish state has prayed for peace. and this is why today we're filled with such profound gratitude. i am grateful to you, president trump, for your decisive leadership. you have unequivocally stood by israel's side and boldly confronted the tyrants of tehran, proposed vision for peace between israel and the palestinians and you have successfully brokered this historic peace that we are si

us secretary of state mike pompeo is among those attending ?conflict. the head of the afghan delegation, abdullah abdullah, said the two sides could only benefit from a peace deal. the current conflict has no winner through war and military means, but there will be no loser if the crisis is resolved through submission to the will of the people. we, both sides, the islamic republic of afghanistan and the taliban movement, are accountable to god and we have to prevent the destruction and killing in our country. now, besides the national consensus, we have a strong regional and international support for achieving peace and we have to make sure to not lose this unique opportunity. we have to trust god almighty and use this historic opportunity for achieving a durable and lasting peace. the taliban's spokesman stressed the importance of honouring existing agreements between the two sides. the islamic emirate of afghanistan, in the agreement of doha, we have... we are calling all those points that were in the agreement. and we also firmly request the

he was fired by president trump, but he was fired at the request of secretary of state mike pompeo. isten to how pompeo defended his wife when asked about this last night. >> the fact that they're picking on my wife, who has done yeoman's work as a volunteer, trying to make life better for every officer at the state department, i find pathetic and sad. but we'll keep doing the right thing. keep obeying the law and doing everything that's proper and we'll leave the state department a better place than we found it. >> the other thing i want to point out is that just last night, the madison dinners here at the standpoint that are hosted by pompeo and his wife, susan poempeo, that host ceos ad republican donors, they started up just last night. they have received criticism for being part of the pompeo's effort to build their political network while at the state department. alisyn? >> kylie, thank you very much for all of the reporting on this. >>> all right, we have an update now on those two l.a. county deputies ambushed in their vehicle. we are seeing new very disturbing video from the

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the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, has praised colombia for its efforts to promote regime changebogota, mr pompeo accused the venezuelan leader of promoting terrorism and drug trafficking in the region. mr duque said that mr maduro's position in power was untenable. hundreds of opposition activists have been detained by the belarusian security forces at the latest women's march demanding the resignation of president alexander lukashenko. men in green uniforms and black balaclavas surrounded chanting. another saturday, another anti—government protest in the belarusian capital, minsk. 2000 women marching against president lukashenko against the allegedly rigged election which he claims to have one legitimately six weeks ago. "people united will never be defeated" they chant. and then... ..the men in balaclavas arrived. men from the government, taking away its own people. "shame, let them free," shouted these women, trying to stop their fellow demonstrators being dragged away. 0thers shouted "0nly cowards beat women". the police wouldn't say how many were detained but one local huma

john kelly and then on the north korean side hinge on and his sister and you said something to mike pompeo as we were sitting down. >> guest: this is an intense meeting. the state are high and i was hoping i could lighten the mood a little bit or make the joke that secretary pompeo, and he joked back with me. i said mr. secretary, do you think i'm the only person here that either ~ somebody or ordered somebody to be killed. he looked around the world and seven yeah, you are the only one. i said that isn't exactly what i was looking for. i was meaning to lighten this up so there was that exchange waiting for things to kick off a. of stuff you said you were the first mom who became a white house press secretary. if of europe is focused on motherhood and the love of the children in your life and your own mother and how they balance in that role being a wife and another and beinamother and beiy demanding role at the white house. you do not shy away from getting into some of that. you get into that labor with your child and you talk about the epidural and things you said when you were in the ho

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