clive: tit-for-tat, is that what it is?s been interfering australian politics for quite a time. the australian government said, no, that is enough. inquiryan a national into the origins, australia has made no measures against china. the prime minister mr. morrison we are not going to be intimidated into changing our policy. he used an interesting phrase the other day. he talked about strategic patience. recognizing we are in it for the long haul. we continue to take -- will they continue to bully australia or will they back off? been a lack ofs consistent and coherent china policy from the government. now that we see a lack of ministerial engagement from beijing, how can this be resolved? part of china's resistance to australian measures to protect sovereignty have put the australian .overnment into the freezer [indiscernible] i think what we are seeing over the last three years, quite a firm and consistent policy by the government in canberra. iss pushback against beijing being washed around the world by other nations and

to sort of prevail in this tit for tat and for these policy debates and practices in southeast asia and in the south china sea for china it's quite the opposite we've seen ever since it introduced its 9 dash line about a decade ago that its its approach has been to deal bilaterally with all xian states as opposed to multi-laterally as opposed to collectively not necessarily as a sort of divide and conquer approach but that's certainly been the effect and we're seeing the results of that today in the inability for for for the whole of us eon to speak with one voice instead we're seeing different pockets if you will of the on sort of pushing back against the china position and others wanting to stay a bit more neutral and when in that same subject when you look at the united states moves over maybe the last month or so and then what we see moving forward their posture the. it's posture when it comes to dealing with you know these 10 nations independently or as a bloc and what's going on in the south china sea they have also kind of change their position if you will they have they have sor

also targeted chinese tech giant huawei claiming it poses a security threat there was also tit for tat crackdowns on chinese and american media organizations as well as consulate closures and actual commentator james rogers believes the dollar's dominance could be on the wane. mike spectators are there when in the turmoil the dollar will go higher it will get overpriced it might even turn into a bubble because there are very few alternatives but that will probably be the last shot us is now the largest debtor nation in the history of the world and it's getting higher and higher every day i'm not the only person who knows that and other people will get worried traditionally the us dollar has been the sounders currency in the world where tradition changes once upon a time it was the british pound once upon a time it was the danish crime in the dutch guilder currency exchange history changes and i'm an american so i don't particularly like saying it but i'm afraid the us dollar is coming to its century or so dominance and something else will replace it. but american professor who pretende

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in the tit-for-tat between the u.s. and china, beijing had to delay credentials .atest sherry? -- here? >> that is what was said yesterday. it looks like the chinese government is trying to get there ducks in a row, in case -- themp administration trump administration put the chinese journalists on 90 day visas, so the next time they are up for renewal is early november. letters,getting telling them, you can work in the country until november 6, which coincides with that time period, but it looks like they are lining up for some kind of tit-for-tat response. the foreign ministry said they would still want to work with u.s. journalists, but it hinges on what the administration does, and how talks go, going forward. we are seeing condemnation from foreign correspondence, responding to the news this morning. heard about reverter -- reverting. chinese police wanted to speak to them as people of interest. how much does this contribute to the deterioration? and the lack of potential coverage by foreign journalists, globally? than thene, even more fact that china is chang

problem with the trump administration's ban here is they're not saying they're doing this for trade for tat, ongoing trade for with china. they said it's for security reasons. the problem with that, other countries can use the same excuse saying there's a potential national security risk and having a u.s. company enter their market across the board. that would hurt u.s. companies significantly if it was done. >> this is why tech companies raised concerns over this. it validates the idea you can ban an app simply because of who its owner is. that's very bad news for most u.s. tech companies. >> account federal government actually force tiktok's removal from the app store? is it not up to apple? >> well, this is where there's a lot of new questions that are being raised. the congress and administration came out with this directive for the app stores, google and apple, to remove the app on sunday. but they also came up with a number of other policies that by november, content delivery networks, all the different network services that we use to actually download the content, we have to stop pro

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quo and so i think this is the bottom line of the whole conflict and in the past we've seen tit for tat protests between supporters of the old ideas and supporters of the new ideas and right now this is supporters of the new ideas so i'm not sure if there will be in time has completely shifted to the supporters of the new idea if not then we may see and that will be nice ition of supporters of the ideas. put suri thank you with over 4000000 cases india has the 3rd highest in the world after the united states and china experts fear the lack of awareness surrounding the disease means that many elderly go undiagnosed and for those who do get treatment the coronavirus lockdown has been isolating difficult experience but families and experts are adapting to help these patients. quarantine has been fun for the sooty. she has spent playing games attending online classes and coloring with her 9 year old granddaughter should be. and these activities have taken on an added book because in managing provide these items i am most living with the disease for 9 years has led to memory loss and limited

i think she believed tat the legitimacy of the court was so pronounce profoundly important. there is so much at stake, from civil rights to voting rights to health care in and of itself. these decisions that the supreme court makes, it is important they have the force of law. so for republicans to move forward like this, i think, really underminds that. it will have a tremendous amount of control now, so i'm not sure exactly how this will play out. again, we've seen moments like this before, where health care was in the ballots. and the american public, speaking out, got people like john mccain and a couple colleagues to do the right thing. >> brennan: you're appealing from morality, but tactically speaking, is there anything democrats can do? you have this funding deadline coming up, can you use that leverage? >> again, i think there will be a lot that will play out over the coming days. two things are of great import: one is to appeal to a moral aspect. it is pretty significant in terms of their own honor and legitimacy. and in addition to that, the election has already be

this poison get identified unequivocally and tat's face and. so it's clear that the next line of alan is not a victim of a crime. as opposed to be silenced and i together with you entire german government condemning this in a strongest possible terms they will support after the russian ambassador was informed about the findings at the foreign ministry the softening. me expect the russian government to explain its position on this case very serious questions have come up which only the russian government can and must. want to unfold with the german chancellor there with very strong language for until america we have team coverage of today's developments i'm joined by correspondent kate brady here in berlin and you're a shadow in moscow you both kate let me start with you strong words from the german chancellor what proof do the germans have this was no. well the proof of this poisoning came from a special toxicology test that was carried out by a specific department of the german bundestag the german military which focuses on chemical weapons an

to sort of prevail in this tit for tat and for these policy debates and practices in southeast asia and in the south china sea for china it's quite the opposite we've seen ever since it introduced its 9 dash line about a decade ago that it's its approach has been to deal bilaterally with all the on states as opposed to multi-laterally as opposed to collectively not necessarily as a sort of divide and conquer approach but that's certainly been the effect and we're seeing the results of that today in the inability for for for the whole of us eon to speak with one voice instead we're seeing different pockets if you will of the on sort of pushing back against the china position and others wanting to stay a bit more neutral. economic crisis in recession hit argentina means many are struggling to make ends meet including police officers hundreds protested in the capital demand higher salaries better working conditions and improved protection from covered 19 to this a bow has their story. these police officers belong to the largest force in argentina. they have been protesting for days demandi

attempt to stop a 3rd wave of infection the leader carrying lam was among thousands of people to get tatted on tuesday morning democracy activists fear china will use the scheme to collect personal data government dismisses those concerns. china's foreign minister says the head of the cheka senate crossed a red line by leaving his delegation to taiwan. vista chill it further inflame tensions with beijing by calling himself taiwanese during a speech to the island's parliament a china claims taiwan's its. own despite the coronavirus recession germany's economy minister has revised upwards he's economy fork is economic forecast for the year economy is now expected to shrink by 5.8 percent less than misfit when the pandemic began however the growth forecast for next year have been adjusted downs. millions of schools across europe are returning millions of students a bigger problem across europe a return to school for the 1st time since the coronavirus crisis began france now requires all teachers and students over 10 to wear masks in various parts of you are the parents and unions are worried a

hong kong different a number of actions that have been taken and of course there have been the tit for tat tariffs that have been going on it really seems to be personal for donald trump this is a campaign promise for him we have to remind our viewers that or in campaign season once again in 2020 he wants to tough on china the question becomes whether this is a political gamble for the president given the fact that this is so popular especially with among younger voters that this president needs or can rethink what can be how washington. heavy rain in for the flooding is for crossing parts of sudan in the coming week since july floods have ravaged nearly every single state killing at least 115 people and the united nations is scaling up emergency food assistance and hundreds of thousands are living in desperate conditions in makeshift camps 100 reports now from cynthia in southwestern sudan it's one of the areas worst affected by the floods. this primary school in seen just town is now home to some of sudan's numerous flood victims at least a 1000 people are holed up here every classroom h

to sort of prevail in this tit for tat and for these policy debates and practices in southeast asia and in the south china sea for china it's quite the opposite we've seen ever since it introduced its 9 dash line about a decade ago that it's its approach has been to deal bilaterally with all of the on states as opposed to multi-laterally as opposed to collectively not necessarily as a sort of divide and conquer approach but that's certainly been the effect and we're seeing the results of that today in the inability for for for the whole of us young to speak with one voice instead we're seeing different pockets if you will of ozzy on sort of pushing back against the china position and others wanting to stay a bit more neutral. 3 south african police officers accused of murdering a teenager with down's syndrome have appeared in court in soweto the hearings been adjourned to later this month the shooting of nathaniel julissa in johannesburg last month triggered street protests against police brutality and corruption the family of the 16 year old said he was shot for not answering police qu

quo and so i think this is the bottom line of the whole conflict and in the past we've seen tit for tat protests between supporters of the old ideas and supporters of the new ideas and right now this is supporters of the new ideas so i'm not sure if there will be in time has completely shifted to the supporters of the new idea if not then we may see a no that will be nice ition of supporters of the ideas. thank you with over 4000000 cases india has the 3rd highest alzheimer's burden in the world after the united states and china experts fear the lack of awareness surrounding the disease means that many elderly go undiagnosed and for those who do get treatment the coronavirus lockdown has been isolating difficult experience but families and experts are adapting to help these patients. quarantine has been fun for probably the sooty. she has spent playing games attending online classes and coloring with her 9 year old granddaughter should be. and these activities have taken on an added booklets in managing provide these items i'm was living with the disease for 9 years has led to memory lo

other democrats have said she shouldn't have said tat at all. do you think that is damaging?> the way i would put it is this way, margaret: whoever does not win the election should have more respect for the constitution and our democracy, rather than his own political fortune. and we've seen that time and again. the very eloquent concession speech by john mccain in 2008. the candidate has to care more about the democracy than whether or not he or she wins. that's the way i put it. >> brennan: very quickly, you prosecutor. the breonna taylor decision is continuing to lead to protests. what do you make of that case? >> well, i hesitate to sit in judgment if i'm not privy to all of the evidence. the charge that has been brought up against this particular officer, i think it is wanton endangerment, it is as if you're acting in a mode of self-defense, but you're firing into a crowded theater indiscriminately. it is hard for me to distinguish that charge and those who fired directly at breonna taylor. but we'll know more soon, is my hope. >> brennan: secretary johnson, thank you fo

in previous you know times that he is not going to back the coup or that he doesn't want to tip for tat that you know if he does add more judges posing he does win the presidency his focus is going to be on stopping donald trump's nomination and if he doesn't land and certainly democrats have that option try to you know add more seats to the. add more states in order to swing it but you know biden our president can't if the democratic side has basically said i don't want to support that because i feel like if we move that direction it's just going to create this animosity in the next time the republicans have the white house they're going to back to their favor as well that it will just keep going on and on forever but i think that there's a lot of press that is in democratic leaders who feel like adding those making those to you know they also adding you know stacking working a lot of hearts the is a way to retaliate and show that we do have some power because i think there's this big feeling that this is just the big this play of the republicans flexing their muscle it's just a big po

. >> reporter: after tat interview, president trump tweeted, "why aren't the portland police arresting the cold-blooded killer? everybody knows who this thug is." but he seemed to defend 17-year-old kyle rittenhouse when he argued self-defense in the killing of two protesters in kenosha. >> i guess he was in very big trouble. he probably would have been killed. >> reporter: today, u.s. attorney general william barr called reinoehl a dangerous fugitive, adding, "the streets of our city are safer with this violent agitator removed." images have overshar shadowed the peaceful protest here. what do you tell people who are looting and setting things on fire? >> if you do that in the name of black lives matter, younot for us. you're fully against us. >> reporter: the demonstrations have been conbe find to 10 locations in portland, mostly government buildings, while in the rest of the city daily life seems to carry on as usual, calm with a message of unity. >> we want justice and equality. we want to be treated the same. we want to be given the same opportunities. >> our streets! >> reporter:

broken but has been taken advantage of by the likes of china the comments were made during a tit for tat trade war one of the 8 candidates for the post is liam fox a member of the u.k. parliament and former trade minister but he's also backed briggs it the irony of his candidacy hasn't been lost at home or abroad al-jazeera is laura kyle spoke to mr fox began by asking if he was the right candidate for the job well i hope so i think the w.t. was a great organization i think it's got great technical skills i think it's been great institutional memory but it doesn't address political waves and at the moment most of the disputes in the global trading system are political and you can buy in technical support but you can't really buy in political experience and i think that is the elected politician in this race i think i can bring an understanding or how you operate at the top. or trade on defense secretary for a g 7 country ok but what about your support for bracks that you're a strong and ardent bracks a teddy and that's going to work against you just really in the spirit unplayable izatio

more on this for coming on the line strong words from g 7 that has been a bit of a diplomatic tit for tat in recent days how is was going to respond well indeed moscow had responded already russia's foreign ministry said that they've been persistently seeking data from germany in regards to the medical condition medical examination of i think see the including his chemical tests now initial request according to the foreign ministry had already been sent on the 7th of august by the russian prosecutor general. this point to all our requests berlin has not deemed it possible to respond swiftly and constructively a lack of information prevents all or a forced move from using all the necessary procedural mechanisms to find out what's happened a mysterious surrounding this case is growing ever stronger. now the statement also said that russian medics offer to set up a close dialogue with their german counterparts however burnin has put the brakes on that process opting for attacks on russia instead just stopping short of directly accusing the kremlin now russia's foreign minister sergei allowed

but it's the first of the directly addresesses that *--*- f for tat trad war which eruptpted betetwn ththe world's two largest economies since two thohousand eighteen. thes trade represesentative said the ruling derscored its argument thatt the wto is not fit foror purpos. well china's commerce ministry described it as fair and objective. separately the trump administration has announced it will move its 10% tariff on canadian aluminum as long as imports remained stable in the coming months. canada confirming that it'll drop its threat of counter tariffs in return. moving on some days other business headlines now. apple has unveiled a new ipad a discount version of its smartwatch under new subscripiption that bundles its tv music and news offerings. the tech g giant is leaning more on services rather than hardware. the digital event didn't mention a hotly anticipated iphone which analysts now expect next month due to disruption in production cocost by the corona virus pandemic. airbus has warned it's likely to resort to cocompulsory layoffs in france n addidition to the voluntary dep

really not clear but certainly this is moving forward an escalation is few will of the ongoing tit for tat that's been going on between the united states china for some time sure we know the tick tock and we chop hugely popular with users but how much political support is there for trump decision do you think. you know this is a murky one because while there is some concern about the financial impacts of this you have to remember as you point out this sort of e-commerce platform is going to have a significant economic impact this is sort of the only way that american companies have been able to do business in china big companies walmart starbucks amazon even nike so there's that concern from the financial side but in a divided washington the concern about intellectual property theft and also privacy concerns is a bipartisan one so 2 this has sort of kept some of the democrats that we usually hear from a little bit quiet but of course this being an election cycle we expect that to change co-write committee how good life in washington for us thank you. still ahead on the program peru's presi

to get the story of china told in the way it wants and i mean it also appears to be a bit of tit for tat tied in with trade disputes china's long struggle with this united states maybe a stray here is seen as a as a as a pawn or a patsy for the united states it's very unclear what's going on and it's very disappointing because i mean china does not have a civil society where freedom of the press exists so it's disturbing that that pattern is being rolled out against western and other journalists you know diplomatic game that is very dangerous for our members and other journalists to cover china. state t.v. in bella rose says a prominent opposition activists missing since monday has been detained near the border with ukraine maria kolesnik over was seen being snatched off a street in men's by masked men and taken away in a van that state media says she was instead removed from a car attempting to cross the border on tuesday morning she is one of 3 women who joined forces before last month's disputed presidential elections to challenge president alexander lukashenko. yes president donald t

geopolitical games and all the belorussian neighbor bellows his neighbors are using the situation to print tat or ensuring their interests would you say that that's not the case. well i mean to go back to your previous point would you then say that instead of allowing delegates to get away with a superficial form of democracy the western government should have been forced to more genuine form of democracy what i was trying to say and i actually got to save you from your book is that there is a lot of sort of window dressing and pretending you know the reason why denmark autocrats feel the need to fake is because there are there is a pressure to fix certain democratic processes and in the case of some countries the. irregularities could could be ignored to give that suitable for certain powers that be and in kilo they're going to go for that matter how. do you think it would be better for them not to have to fake it at all would it be better at a to have a situation where they didn't have to fake it and actually they could just be gucci oh it's airy and they don't have to pretend to hold electi

kaiser report with me mike's kaiser and i want to thank our guest pressure michael pentode pent up for tat calm and stay tuned for a lot more coming your way my all. will justice be done in a london court not only is joining us on trial but so is freedom of speech and profession of journalism what explains this force media structure why haven't more journalists. and is it being used as a car going to sail with those. was the. woman needless but it was supposed to some of us that have a. look at both of. you. it's time we chased. each one of carrying 20 kilos 'd of drugs. pushed. into the. well i don't know maybe they don't make or. break. around one. little bit about. some of the of the emotional moments for me. is that. you know what makes a person money. if you don't have money.

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and this tit for tat now it's about tick tock then say china did have access to the data say that they actually do if it is sold to the u.s. what makes a difference if they already have that data. well i don't really know what the u.s. is thinking that china is doing with this data that makes it a national security issue that by the way facebook and instagram are doing with their data that does not make it a national security issue i understand that china as a as a nation state is different than a tech company but i'm not sure it's more dangerous than a tech company to be able to hold and retain that data but there's something else that's important here they didn't quote is right when he says that ultimately this isn't a big deal but it's a big deal in terms of american usage in that when y. way was going on most americans didn't use what we products this is a product americans use and so it affects more people in terms of the overall p.r. of a very good point made boom bust co-host been so on and doing it john quality of miami harvard business school thank you both so much for your ti

for more on what's going on in this tit for tat between the world's 2 largest economies we want to bring in bill must co-host christiane i and author of understanding socialism and host of economic update professor richard wolffe professor as relations between the u.s. and china they're continuing to deteriorate is a cold tech war really an unavoidable at this point and if so how is this going to end. well i think it's avoidable i think what you're seeing is mostly posturing by mr drum for domestic electoral votes. they're seen china seems to be is are a year of what will gain games from congo or. it is crazy short there is really nothing else like him to blame china for this bill you know the united states to be prepared for a virus or to be able to contain it united states is forming a risk in the world people and 25 percent of the world's koroma cases and the rona debt other countries have been able to protect and contain in a way the united states as not the last time we had an endemic like this in the. 19 a the fire was started in the army of the united states and the base has no re

katrina you who's in beijing for us so what is china saying about india's statements because this tit for tat and war of words continues now does that between beijing and new delhi. that's right so china's foreign ministry and its military spokesperson have both flatly denied what india said saying that they're unfair accusations they both laid the blame solely at the foot of india saying it was the indian troops that actually quote crossed the line of control and that india is the one stalking tensions on the border and that china wants to maintain peace is maintaining dialogue so far with the indian side although we have heard a more aggressive response from chinese state media got here the global news the global times which is the english language newspaper of the global times and the headline is about india saying that indian troops have made in a legal crossing in the area and quite aggressive editorial in this paper today on tuesday saying that india should. do to withdraw its troops just to make sure that these tensions are deescalating saying that china will not hesitate to protect it

ongoing war that you've been talking about that the top administration and the press have this tit for tat with one another and this is just yet another example of that that we were seeing play out it's interesting because it's you know i mean i look at it and say i can understand an argument to maybe defunding the money grubber there's voice of america my opinion but but you know stars and stripes is actually a generally good it's never really gotten too controversial it's always been a pretty good outlook at least in recent years and look we know hard it is to get democrats or republicans to join forces on much of anything these days but do you see any kind of consensus real consensus building in protecting the legacy this legacy of newspaper and how do you think stars and stripes and how how would you describe the impact of stars and stripes in the public discourse. well yes to answer you had a couple questions there 1st i do think there is a discourse and again as you alluded to in your opening there are both republican and democratic members of congress that have spoken out about the

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what has been fascinating is the tit—for—tat revelations, we had another revelation about her husband'swhat is great about this interview it says she has got by a's ramos, when she starts asking sasha's question, she says do not put that in your article, it will upset people! —— she has got buyers remorse. the words too late come to mind. the sunday times, they talk about the british empire, the rights and wrongs of the british empire and the idea that the medals, the obe, mbe is, which stand for order of the british empire, might have to change their name. we are at an extraordinary time. it feels like everything has been speeded up. there had been discussion as to whether these owners were appropriate in our age in the sunday times is reporting that the black lives matter movement and all the increased consciousness of race may mean that these orders are well made it. what does that mean to people who already have one until honour to have one? who already have one until honour to have one ? should who already have one until honour to have one? should we be doing this what the queen is