whether it's democracy suppression of the culture, language, and religion of tibet, whether it's human rights throughout china, it's a horrible situation. it's gotten worse under president xi. we have all worked together on that in a bipartisan way, house and senate, over the years. so we will have the strongest possible uighur bill. many. reporter: one of the things that senator rubio has said is that the reason why the house is not -- has not voted on that uighur forced labor prevention act is because john kerry has lobbied you and others not to act on it so it doesn't complicate his economy mat change negotiation was china s that true? ms. pelosi: no. it is not true. if you want to repeat the charges of the republicans, that's up to you. but that is completely not true. as i said, for over 30 years i have been considered the most disliked, they use stronger language that that, person in china. because of my assault on their human rights violations. that's absolutely positively not true. you asked the question. so they won their case. reporter: once again we are at a deadline for fun

he's in his position on tibet with his process. friend, delama, he got into some trouble himself ago when the government of jacob's about a few feet visited a discrepancy. he wasn't internationalist, he was a rationalist and a non racialist for that mental agency come. and i think that's why he's celebrated world over the course of his fans when racial politics hurried. how do you explain that someone like desmond turtle a man or the church show navigates a long political career that spans decades with all the difficult, different religious ethnic racial mind fails. still, there is a global unanimity about himself. everybody celebrates desmond tutu a well, i knew, i mean, the one is, you know, that it's kind of very difficult to be out of step with the world. but i do think that that elements will, are celebrating his day. and i'm not talking about celebrating is like in the way that the serve as this morning at saint george's cathedral did a bit on elements that would be more than happy to see the back of him. and that includes, for example, are many right wing, a zionist throughout

we do have permission to be anywhere in china — except tibet, where we are forbidden to go.ur work, but also blocking the work of our chinese colleagues. china claims it only expelled american journalists after expulsions from the usa. the wall streetjournal team has been down to just four after ten were expelled in the last two years. it's never been easy to be a foreign correspondent in china, but over the last year or so, it's gotten much more difficult. part of that, of course, is the coronavirus. it's difficult everywhere, but especially in china. we feel so much more pressure here from the authorities, and from the public, and from the media here in terms of what we write and how we report on china. a report from the foreign correspondents' club of china argue journalists faced growing harassment, weaponising of visas and seeing their work distorted, misrepresented or attacked with fabricated charges. global conflicts used to be mostly about natural resources, such as land or water. today, they are increasingly about public information — that is, media. in this, the to

that is why in 2015 working together we had a congressional declaration to tibet -- delegation to tibet to see the aspirations in the eyes of the school children who have endured china's and beijing's intimidation. that is why in 2019 working together we sounded the alarms as the chinese government locked up pro-democracy demonstrators in hong kong. democrats and republicans, house and senate, have come together to enact strong policies standing up for human rights in china, including the tibet policy and support act, the hong kong human rights and democracy act, and the uighur human rights policy act all enacted into law, signed into law. and for decades many of us have fought against normal trade what they call normal trade relations with china because as the world's strongest economy america has a moral duty to tie our trade regularses with human rights -- relations with human rights. when china joined the w.t.o.20 years ago this week, the world gave beijing a blank check prospering from its abuses while simply hoping it would change its behavior. many of us knew then as we know toda

tibet has more autonomy.e people controlling him than britney spears. and yet i don't think i've seen so many things go wrong in one administration at one time. this white house is the political equivalent of an alec baldwin movie set. if he hates the press and innocent people suffer. remember those people who lied to us about that joe was so moderate and so calm? he is so different from trump, the way my bikini pictures are so different from margo robbie's. trump was in your face but he was also in your reality. joe is rarely to be found, even when he is standing in front of you. it's like talking to a hologram. it's dawning on the dems this is not better than a president who could call them reporters all by himself. you replace the mean tweeter with inflation, crime, afghanistan, migrant crisis, a lock of order in favor of biden chaos that's puts the nation in two. i wonder what joe has to say. >> look, look, i'm sick and tired of talking but what's normal and what isn't normal, all right? but, i understand

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. >> and the-ee is blessed by a shaman from tibet so you are paying for that. >> i wanted to talk to people so i set up outside of the beujiest health food market in venice beach and had a smoothie cure all. >> are you vaccinated. >> maybe, no, i am not. >> are you not. >> no. >> are you fearful of catching covid. >> no. >> no. >> i think that it is more about the lifestyle versus like vaccinated, not vaccinated. >> what is the lifestyle. >> like being healthy, like tiek taking care of yourself, your mind, your body, if you live a lifestyle of wellness, then -- your body should be able to handle covid. >> so what do you recommend for basic public health within eating healthy. boosting immunity system, and don't watch the news because it is brain washing you with fear and the fear is lowering your frequencies. i am on eat fish and only certain kind of fish, like for example i don't eat tuna app i found that out when i was trying to feed tuna to my cat sand she shook her head. >> you take health have from a cat. >> from nature. >> what do you think about covid. >> i don't think it is e

with all the other human rights concerns that we have, whether it's ethnic and cultural heritage in tibet, what has happened to democracy in hong kong, the efforts to conscript what taiwan is trying to do as far as developing part of a one china policy, what china does in its development policies to regarding the economic coercion you spoke about before. this is an area where the european union has been strong when it comes to human rights, very outspoken and we are glad we stand in solidarity with each other. tom: thank you. if i could ask you to comment and also to add, questions on the eu's view or post diplomatic voice of the beijing winter olympics, the question being what you think concrete actions need to be taken in response to these abuses? >> let me echo what she just said. about the importance of the pressure, being vocal about this. it is very important and for others in these pressures, including the sanctions for the human rights and that. we've also discussed today child labor in these areas and we are looking to see what action we could develop together. concerning more sp

he tackled global issues like statehood, like the chinese policy in tibet, like the iraq war that heights in south africa, a controversial topic in that country. you've seen tributes all over the world from the dalai lama to the pope, to president biden, leaders, queens, kings around the world honoring this man who is a south african nation that will treasury, a hero and a global icon. truly, they are marking this remarkable life, and he will be interred on 1st of january, new year's day, in cape town, the people's cathedral during the struggle against ar par tide. >> as i was going to bed last night, larry, this book of mine in my office had a quote from him on the back, and it said, "we grow in kindness when our kindness is tested." he taught us all that, i think. >> absolutely. he did. one quick note, poppy. he said, "if you eat shoes, you chew on the fat of your oppressor." >> thank you for that reporting. >>> it is the top of the hour. thank you so much for being with me, everyone. good morning. i'm poppy harlow. jim sciutto has a well-deserved week off. this morning demand for

new arrivals from tibet being an example. now, jackson heights, has historically been the first stop for the newest immigrants. it's a big latino neighborhood but the south asian's community's presence is pretty well known and i think it's very fitting that now this huge tibetan community which is very new looking for a home where are they going to go? they're going to go near the indians, right? >> anthony: so you guys grew up together? >> ali: yeah, we grew up in queens. >> heems: i remember we were in the same little league. >> anthony: what position did you play in little league? >> heems: oh, they put me in the outfield. i was terrible. >> anthony: which outfield? that matters. >> heems: i would usually go to the right side. >> ali: the right field. >> anthony: yeah, yeah. >> anthony: heems joins me for dinner along with his friend and neighborhood advocate ali najmi. >> man on podium: i now would like to call up a close friend of mine, mr. ali najmi. [ applause ] >> ali: i'm really involved in politics, local elections,

>> if i tibet, these are a lot of slimy folks , i believe she is singing. live, two years left to live, gets out at 90, 95. the role that she had in this, think about this, he said if you are single, middle-age man who invites people to go to your private home or your ranch or your plane to new york city, you are considered creepy. but if you're a middle-age man who has this young, nice looking woman who goes out and tries to normalize this and talk to the young girls, it is a little bit different. maybe in the young girl's mind, and the words of prosecutors, "lured into a trap." so ghislaine maxwell, what a horrible thing she has done learning people into these traps, these young women, but waiting in the trap with these men who deserve to be sought after, deserve to have prosecutors in the same fashion they went after maxwell. this is not acceptable and if these people didn't have millions and millions of dollars, justice would have been served here a whole lot quicker. >> leslie marshall is a very simple, pithy question given what has happened here, with

that is because there are significant concerns about instability in tibet connected to that, in addition to some of these nationalism issues. the fact that that does not exist in the northeast, where the border dispute exists with russia is another argument for why i would not expect a lot of problems to arise from that dispute itself if there is any kind of reveal that comes out when the agreement is made public. john: good clarification. we are almost at the end of our time. i do not want to forget dan, and we have an interesting question which ties our conversation to other big events. the question is this. good china come to help russia if western countries decide to cut russia off from swift, if putin decides to send a large military force into ukraine? amb. freid: that is a fair question. swift, i've been talking to senior bankers who understand sanctions. swift is not the nuclear option of putting russia off from the international financial system some people think it is. it is an important step, but there are a lot of financial sanctions i believe the administration has prepared

the genocide its abuse in tibet, its smothering of hong kong's autonomy and freedoms and its bullying of taiwan are unjust and must stop having an ambassador in china in place, having an assistant secretary of state for economic and business affairs and having an ambassador working every single day on international religious freedom hand in hand with this new legislation gives the tools and the legislative authority necessary to get the united states moving towards the right side of human rights in china. so with that, madam president, i would ask the senator from florida to modify his request to include the following request. i would ask unanimous consent that notwithstanding rule 22, if applicable at a time to be determined by the majority leader in consultation with the republican leader, the senate proceed to executive session to consider the following nominations, executive calendar number 525 nikolas burns of nasrallah to be ambassador extraordinary, and plenipotentiary of the united states of america to the people's republic of china, calendar number 626 of iowa to be an assist

and you had them cracking down on the pro democracy protests in hong kong, its policieses towards tibet the peng shuai situation most recently and you heard enes kanter speak out about human rights abuses. carley: we do have sound from enes kanter, he was on with maria bartiromo yesterday, take a listen to what he had to say about a boycott of the 2022 beijing olympics. watch this. maria: what do you want to say to other athletes who are headed to beijing for the olympics in february? >> shame on them. you know, all the gold medals in the world that you can win is not more important than your values and principles. carley: abby, you have people like congressman mike waltz, he said that it's something like there being a concentration camp of uyghur muslims in the united states, do you think people would come here to have the olympics. it would never happen on u.s. soil. that's exactly what's happening in china. you have to wonder if athletes will compete in the olympics. >> and you hear enes kanter freedom now. carley: love the name change. >> you hear him speak out but you see him put a

and if one of them should say free tibet or good for the people of hong kong or i support taiwan, they may be stuck in china if they say something that the chinese communist party determines is inconsistent with their national security threat. these american companies need to understand that they are underwriting an adversary. they're providing resources and money to a corrupt regime that has the global intention of changing the way every american lives. we need to challenge the chinese communist party on every front. when you hear a chinese military leader say they're preparing and they'll fire on american ifs we do so much as help the democracy in taiwan be successful, these are the kinds of things that an administration must confront, our business leaders have to confront. this is a serious challenge that confronts the united states of america, and we all need to be serious. and the way the trump administration was serious, to confront china on every front, diplomatic, economic and military. maria: and yet joe biden had four calls with xi jinping this year. i mean, four calls that l

demonstrators held signs reading free tibet free hong kong and china failed human rights.the same week, the us the uk, canada and australia all announced a diplomatic boycott of the upcoming games. nbc has said in a statement that it looks forward to broadcasting the stories of the men and women of the u. s of the team usa. bay area blood banks are struggling with supply right now. coming up, we take a look at the reasons behind this historic shortage. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ , largely because of the pandemic. ktvu jana katsuyama tells us the red cross is now making an urgent plea for more donations so they could meet demand through the holidays. for me. this will be a little bit of a hard christmas. it's our first christmas. without him. there are many gifts people can give during the holidays. ali capek knows the ones that mean the most. her step dad, paul davis got sick suddenly last january, just 54 years old and had to go into the hospital. a lot of bl

boycott citing the crackdown on the pro-democracy protests in hong kong, the china's policy towards tibette department has classified as genocide. a number of contentious issues between these two countries and the administration taking a big move here, though. as you indicated, not necessarily a surprising one because of that pressure we have seen from lawmakers and some indications we had gotten from the president that he was seriously considering making this step. >> okay. we'll expect that official announcement here shortly. again, shannon pettypiece from the white house. thank you from china to russia now, this morning we are getting a preview of what is going to be a high stakes conversation between president biden and russia's president vladimir putin. president biden says tomorrow's video call will be a, quote, long discussion. the white house says the two leaders will likely engage in a range of topics, but the most crucial perhaps being russia's deployment of more than 90,000 combat troops to the ukraine border. according to "the washington post," u.s. intelligence officials are

predatory trade practices, chinese genocide against the uighurs and it is aggression against hong kong, tibet and threats to taiwan. i see this as an opportunity and i think there will be a challenge with the coalition. i think we can address that with strong and respectful diplomacy. on trade and investments, germany is our third largest source of direct investment in accounts for over 800 50,000 jobs for americans and we in turn account for about 750,000 jobs in germany. germany has a model of apprenticeship that i believe we could build on in close partnership with germany which exists in the united states in some states and i think we can do more. it's a great alternative for talented, hard-working young people for whom four-year colleges not the best. the apprentice program has grown in the democratic republic and i think we can learn and work with germany on it. >> thank you very much, can i ask for barrett's for one more question? >> go ahead. >> you as a mayor will be nearby in a tough neighborhood. i will be interested in how you we can repair the pakistan-u.s. relationship while enc

demonstrators held signs reading free tibet and free hong kong. among other things.d australia announced diplomatic boycotts of the upcoming games. china has dismissed the diplomatic boycott, calling it a farce. warriors head coach steve kerr is getting another big honor. he's been selected as the next head coach of team usa, according to espn. kerr will replace gregg popovich and lead the team into the 2023 world cup in 2024 paris olympics. kurt was an assistant on popovich's gold medal winning team in the tokyo olympics. a formal announcement is expected soon. from president biden. tom hanks. today the nation honoring the life of a long time senator bob dole. coming up at six. we're following a neighborhood lockdown in any of the situation led led to a police drone getting shot down. and both big and small businesses are reconsidering sending workers mrs. claus the shopping boss here to help you merry savers decorate with the best bargains ever! ross has savings on everything you need to get the party started. because who waits for shipping anymore? or guests?! i l

the militarization of the ukraine border so mayor harab you've been a strong supporter of taiwan at tibet hosting tibetan and taiwanese officials and and replacing beijing as prague sister city with taipei. so mr mayor how has beijing responded to these actions? >> well uh thank you very much uh representative moser for this question. well the fact is that of course they are trying to threaten us and the logic or their narrative or actually it's not mainly the narrative that will be would be told by them they are using some sort of proxies to speak up for them so for example in prague we have found that a company which is business interests in china because they have a company which sells the mobile phones on installments there and is by the way company owned by the richest czech guy this is recently however they have created a whole network of politicians journalists, sort of academical people to support their view of china and and they've had these invoices payments and for the exact job done in this matter and this was all published because it leaked into the the media and in this way.

what will they do to one of those athletes if one of them should dare speak up about tibet, taiwan, hongg or any of china's crimes against the civilized world. if we can't protect our own athletes we shouldn't be sending them to compete in the games of a country committing genocide. >> bill: big hagerty from tennessee and former u.s. ambassador in japan says we should pressure the olympic committee to move the games out of beijing. that won't happen. it is too late for that. so it will happen. uncomfortable moment for the world. >> joe biden should have been pressuring for the last year. this is the winter olympics, not summer. winter olympics are a much smaller event. many fewer athletes. half a doenz countries in europe now that have the ski slopes and ice rinks they could host the games. we got done delaying one set of games for a year because of coronavirus. can the civilized world not demand we move these games? maybe we postpone the games but not honor the communist party of china for all of its crimes against its own people and the rest of the world? >> dana: do you think the bide

athlete at the olympic games, to stand up and speak their mind in defense of the oppressed people of tibet of the enslaved people of xinjiang prove advice, lay out clearly before the world that the olympic games will not be a place where freedom of speech is crushed as it is being crushed across china. colleagues, i think that this viewpoint that i'm expressing today of the world standing up to the horrors of chinese atrocities is shared by every member of this chamber and every member of the house of representatives down the hall. not a one of us would rise to defend these horrific acts which is why every one of us should stand together today to condemn chinese genocide and chinese destruction of political liberties and make sure that these games are not ones where the world leaders are silenced, that these games are not one where the sponsors look the other way, that these games are not ones where the athletes are not free to express how tragic they consider it to be that these terrible things are happening and need to end. let us not repeat the mistakes of 1936 and look the other way. t

there are so many political prisoners people concentration camps, there are so many countries like tibet. >> enis you are leaving money on table pushback from people want to roll over for ccp how much backlash when you gotten what is your stance coming up with sneakers, stop genocide slave labor, free the uighurs your sneakers have gone silver. what kind of impact have you seen as a result of your courage? >> i mean who cares about money who cares about endorsement deals? when people over there getting gang-raped tortured every day unacceptable i wish i hope that more people not just athletes but more people with platform will join me obviously, first time i put shoes on my feet i remember you know two gentlemen when nba came to me told me that we are begging you please take them off, i was like i am getting ready for my citizenship, there is 27 amendments my first amendment is greatest amendment ever you know freedom of speech, so you cannot take that, you know, are amendment from me, and i was like, is he going to fine me go ahead fine me i don't care they told me we're not talking abo

he actually has been talking with his feet because he has put all sorts of messages about china and tibet rights violations on his shoes. he was actually sitting down with brian kilmeade last night on prime time and talked a little bit about the backlash he has faced through the league and elsewhere. here's what he said last night on this channel. >> once i started this whole campaign, obviously, not many people like it, especially from our league. they were just keeping pressure to take the shoes off. i was like this is my freedom of speech. obviously once they saw i'm standing strong against my first amendment. they give up. but i think it is important, like i said, to hold these associations, companies, and accountable. when they call social justice companies they only obviously do it in america. when it touches country like china where they are making billions of dollars, they remain silent and someone has to call them out. carley: he is such an amazing person. i love that interview that you did with him yesterday, brian. he is also an extremely patriotic person. changed his name from

quick headlines, boston celtics center , enes kanter says the nba begged him to take off his free tibetany employee asked him to remove his shoes. >> tiger woods is set to return to the golf course next week and will compete in the pnc championship with his son charlie. woods tweeting in part, i'm playing as a dad and couldn't be more excited and proud. his return to competitive golf comes 10 months after the car crash that left his ability to play in jeopardy. okay. brian over to you. brian: all right thank you very much, carlie. it's week 14 of the nfl season this sunday the dallas cowboys faceoff against the washington football team, that's one of the games you can catch on fox television. ironically we have fox nfl side line reporter jen hale here to breakdown the big matchups this weekend and let's start if we can, jen, as we do, start with thursday night football. the steelers are dramatic victory, they hold on, when the ravens take a gamble to get to and win the game in regulation, they fail, therefore the steelers win and they take on the vikings a must win for both teams isn't

. >> ok, in 2019 you admitted to sensorring videos ordering tibetable independence. can a tiktok user mentioned tibetan independence? mr. beckerman: yes, senator. >> what happened in 2019? mr. beckerman: i can assure you it's not a violation of the community guidelines and would be allowed on the platform. >> i think there was a tiktok public policy director in 2020 that admitted that tiktok had previously censored information from the ccp about forced labor , is that true? mr. beckerman: that would not be in violation of community guidelines and it would be permitted. >> so you're saying that your videos have never been censored by the chinese communist party on any matter? i'm just reading these and maybe they're all wrong. mr. beckerman: i can assure you that our content moderation teams are led by americans. our mission guidelines are public and transparent. and content that is critical of any government frankly, as long as there is not disinformation or hateful speech, would be allowed. and i would enkoenning counsel you to search for a number of the examples to

consistent and principled position in standing up for the human rights of the people of china and tibet. she has been a critical part of nearly every single piece of china human rights legislation focused on china that congress has passed in recent years and her steadfast commitment to getting this bill across the finish line is why we are here today. forced lay intor a serious human rights abuse. it's illegal under united states law to import goods made with forced labor. but we are compelled to move this legislation by the genocide and crimes against humanity being committed by the chinese government against uighurs and other muslim minorities of which forced labor is a key factor. we must pass this legislation to give americans the peace of mind that the clothes they wear, the food they eat, and the technology that they use are not tainted by forced labor perpetrated by the chinese government. this bill combines my legislation which passed the house by a vote of 420-1 last week and senator ruche io's bill which passed by voice vote into a version both chambers can support. this is a