goals , efforts will be directed to investing in the protection of human rights from belarus to xinjiange going to protect human rights from belarus to sindians. while reporting from the streets of los angeles, detroit, which is more like reports. watch overseas tv channels thousands of people are dying under controlled circumstances and no one is taking action. and trump and the current sleepy, wives, they are nothing can do. but they can’t or don’t want to, because they have to step on the tail of arms manufacturers. but how to come, and the money is from there. are relatives there? for various other entertainment events , money is received from there. that's all their independence does not know who and their human rights. they would have wanted to do it, well, in general, maybe they can’t already, but the lord is with him, only we don’t need to be taught human rights and democracy. we have eaten this, who the chinese are wise people. they themselves will restore order in xinjiang, as well as in russia, which they trying to teach themselves. look there, we know how the right to life is

, to maintain its own, it still has international potential because the northwestern province of xinjiang and the southwestern as far as i understand, somewhere there yunnan has, well, it is, in any case, it is closer to india, to india and vietnam, well, western is to india, and this is xinjiang - this is the exit to what we used to call central asia, yes , and now central asia, where china definitely has interests and within the framework of the new silk road and from the point of view of energy carriers, because turkmenistan, turkmen gas, india, well, this is an old one, i won’t say the enemy, but china’s competitor has been around for a long time, and here there is not only internal potential, right? well, i will finish with the external circuit for china he is in a not quite good relationship now in fact, after the ban was imposed due to covid, a number of productions were stopped, its gdp fell, still not completely removed, so not completely removed, gdp fell to 3%, that is , the dynamics of development have been lost and china urgently needs to develop this external foreign trade,

further, that is, to maintain its international potential, because the northwestern province of xinjiangwestern as far as i understand , yunnan has somewhere there, well, it is, in any case, it is closer to india to india and in "yetnamu, well, the west is to india, and this is xinjiang - this is the exit to what we used to call central asia, yes, and now central asia, where china has interests definitely within the framework of the new silk road and

each of us own a t-shirt that might have come from slave labor from xinjiang.ght not know it but we have the responsibility to understand our actions may be harming people who are living under conditions that are simply incomprehensible yet they are real. >> i want to thank you for that and again reiterate my appreciation for everyone's presence here today. and i look forward to continuing productive conversations around strategic competition and maintenance of death no religious freedoms here and abroad and with that, i yield back. >> thank you mr. chairman. i want to thank you for the very powerful testimony. i guess i'm going to wrap this one up, but i want to make sure people understand when i speak about the chinese communist party or the government of china, i don't have anything against the chinese people as a whole. i just hate communism. i came from cuba and i had to leave because the economy of state which a lot of things i'm hearing have been in cuba. not the same because i haven't heard of genocide happening in cuba because they are all cubans. can

they will also restore order in xinjiang, as well as in russia which they are trying to teach at homeght to life is implemented, how civil society protests are suppressed in western europe, i think we also saw it from belarus to russia and china at the right time. writing a concept for protecting the rights of ordinary european americans, or giving recommendations to the united states and the european union on how to ensure the security and rights of their citizens will preserve the laws and order. we could share the experience with anyone without threatening, protecting our land with our power structures are ready for the most undesirable scenario, the time is such and this readiness is a weighty argument in matters of ensuring national security. dear belarusians, we all want to live under a peaceful sky to live in peace with all peoples in this desire not everything, but a lot depends on us sovereignty independence is not given once and for all. this is a constant need to demonstrate that we have the will to have our own values, our traditions in our historical path, the path of pea

hold accountable those involved in human rights violations, in tibet in xinjiang, support the people of hong kong, and do whatever possible to bring home unjustly detained americans. mister chairman, i'd ask for a few more seconds for my opening remarks. we will continue to warn the prc against providing military support to russia, crackdown on prc entities engaged in harmful activities, and address the prc's transnational repression, including as the ranking member mentioned, the overseas police stations designed to restrict the rights of chinese diaspora, almost. we will continue to prevent the prc's exploitation of u.s. technology, to enable its own military model and mobilization. we will continue, and i'll be glad to answer questions about working for peace and stability across the taiwan straight. we remain committed to our long-standing, one china policy, and oppose any unilateral changes to the cross strait status quo. our policy has not changed. what has changed is beijing's growing coercion. so, we will keep assisting taiwan, in maintaining a sufficient self defense capabil

at this, the smoking keeper's historical knowledge dried up xinjiang.he said that these merits are quite enough to dedicate a temple to a person, and certainly enough for curious correspondents, what exactly did the people's emperor do for the people. and when he does not know the rules and does not want to know, because the taoist is a vain accumulation of information, there is absolutely no need, moreover, it does not suit. this is how our acquaintance began. and ahead of us was waiting for a lot of interesting things in the monastery, where he always lives crowded. many people come here in order to find out their fate from dasism shamanic roots, and every shaman must be able to interpret the signs of destiny signon. one of the most popular local forecasters. he can spend hours with an important look telling you about how to please a ferocious mother-in-law and calm a nervous wife. for this disinterestedly succeeded nothing it is necessary, in addition to a decent amount, yuan, of course. those who prefer to be blissfully unaware of their future also

about the chinese communist party that brutalized som' people and turned over a million uighurs to xinjiang in china's nationals with police stations that threaten them and their families back home if they don't toe the congress party line. this ise not about china the chinese people is about the communist party and their bad behavior at home and abroad.in >> mike gallagher described this existential struggle. is that rhetoric or is it rareality? >> unfortunately this reality. it's not a struggle that we were calling for, to struggle to the present of the night saveded mae clear, they want to see competition with china but we as a nation want to see competition with china and we don't want comfort. that being said they are threatening taiwan and engaging bad behavior around the world. there's no of potential to help russia and iran produces a significant problem and even though we try to convince them it's better to collaborate and work together economically they continue to threaten americanth allies around the globe. >> youd you you describe the things altogether but what does that mean f

to speak out on the genocidal actions in xinjiang and to support the uyghur community , wherever they may be. >> is there anything we should be doing additionally to support that work? >> i certainly think the congressional leadership over the past several years including the legislation uh that the house has has moved forward uh has been an important part of creating the momentum uh that we need to be able to continue to press back against the prc. so i certainly look forward to working with you and your colleagues to continue to raise voices on the issue. >> thank you. >> i want to respond -- i want to underscore, in response to the genocidal actions in xinjiang the united states has designated 12 persons under global magnitsky sanctions we've imposed visa restrictions on another seven we've coordinated with the eu, u.k., and canada on the imposition of sanctions as well. that would be the first point. the second, anytime we learn of uyghurs who have been detained or harassed abroad and are threatened with uh forceful uh involuntary return to china we've engaged with those governmen

then began squeezing out chinese high-tech companies, then uh, the color revolution in hong kong xinjianghearth in uh in taiwan and so on and so forth. so these successes are, of course, very impressive, and they prove the viability of socialism with chinese characteristics. here, uh, a few months ago he said that socialism with chinese characteristics. this is a new model of human development. that yes, they are already saying that it is not only suitable for china but for the whole world. he admits that in different countries different conditions, but nonetheless. there is such a model, and we are ready to share our experience, but since we are still interested in what will happen? right now, yes, at the session, uh, set very uh. such, well, serious tasks to increase gdp by about 5%. and this figure is about 5%. this is the chinese being modest, because it is expected that up to six. and maybe there will be more, because this is not only uh, some dreamers. and this is an example of an estimate, but the international monetary fund. they believe that this year the chinese will have 5.8, a

we know there's been a genocide of muslims in the xinjiang province of china, by the chinese state.ike the -- content used to not be enough -- it's been a process of kind of weaponizing the. up because what previously happened with tiktok is that the essentially transplanted chinese staff members into western companies. and, i think that what happens there is you get a bit of a culture shock because obviously these people are encountering the freewill for the first-time. and the opportunity to have free expression. i think it's not necessarily a bad thing that we're giving people a taste of. that actually saying that if there is an opportunity outside of your chinese great firewall for a different way of life, then, i do worry in some ways what we're doing. we're cutting off the opportunity that we had maybe in the late 19 80s, in, russia with the idea of kind of bringing mcdonald's into there. but, if we suddenly bar tiktok from this, we're losing some pretty powerful decision-makers who are maybe a little bit more sympathetic to the world anything. >> yes, it's a fascinating debat

but also find their family members still living in the xinjiang area, affected. >> what is the unitedstates government, particular the state department, doing to ensure that the authoritarian reach of china against people living in the united states is limited? >> so, senator, one of the things that we have immediately done, working with the fbi, is to look at the police stations that china's creating here and around the world. chinese, police station, so to speak, was closed down. these aren't the stations at all, what they are our policing the diaspora, weaker's, and others in the chinese orbit harassing them. putting them at great risk, and we are working with law enforcement here very closely to make sure that china cannot reach into the united states, and harass and further undermine human rates of uyghurs, ethnic minorities, and chinese, and chinese americans. >> and the chinese direction have imprisoned, and a number of the family members of american residents who have advocated for bigger human rights. what is the u.s. government doing that is trying to intercede on behalf of

. >> you'll be with us into thes hours at a standoff of thi news former xinjiang possessor that he believeshe will b arrested on tuesday, thank you garrett as always. i had for you, allen makers an republican are reacting. plus in the next hour, richi torres on that and the reforms needed to prevent anothe pulisic silicon valley but first, putin surprise trip to crime area as he faces an international arrest warrant for crimes in ukraine. former ambassador mccormac fall is with us next fall is with us next with just one card. chase freedom unlimited. so, if you're off the racking... ...or crab cracking, you're cashbacking. cashback on flapjacks, baby backs, or tacos at the taco shack. nah, i'm working on my six pack. switch to a king suite- or book a silent retreat. silent retreat? hold up - yeeerp? i can't talk right now, i'm at a silent retreat. cashback on everything you buy with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. y'all wayfair's got just what you need for your home. how do you cashback? do they have stylish beds at great pr

we talk about xinjiang and the forced labor camps. that's not something they want to deal with.said double standard. you look at the violation of religious liberties, privacy rights and many of these companies turn a eye to that. as we look at the select committee on china and how we deal with the economic relationship this is not what russia was 40 years ago because of the economic relationships so i'm wondering if you have suggestions on that. >> a good set of questions. one of the questions when china began to develop its economic power was whether it would develop economically and still be repressive politically. we certainly remember when they opened the optics and the trend was hopefulness. i hope this regime -- china changes its course. while we are where we are with to hold multiple ideas in our heads simultaneously which is we have to hold them accountable for the human right abuses and we have to recognize they are targeting our companies stealing intellectual property. we have a massive intelligence collection enterprise against public and private entities in the unit

xinjiang is a former ambassador to the u. s and a close ally of chinese president xi. he's now been tasked with taking a tough stance against the biden administration as tensions escalate over a number of issues, including trade tiktok, taiwan and the chinese spy balloons. if the us does not hit the brake and continues to speed down the wrong path. no amount of guardrails can prevent derailing and there will surely be conflicts and confrontation. beijing claims it wants a good relationship with the united states. and the only way that can happen is if washington reverses course on its china policy. the white house says. that's not on the table. officials with the department of agriculture discussion with industry leaders the potential of a large scale avian flu vaccination program for chickens . the outbreak of avian flu has led to the deaths of millions of chickens and drove up the cost of eggs. it's the largest outbreak of avian flu and the illness has spread to other animals as well such as foxes, raccoons and beers. the cdc says. the risk of the virus spreading to

hearing last night on the chinese continued treatment of the weaker muslim minority population in xinjiangrovince at the u. n. has now called crime, a crime against humanity, both the trump and by the administration's deem it genocide. though china denies this treatment of more than a million of these ethnic minorities because it came out obviously you had a hearing focusing on it also came up yesterday significantly in the tiktok ceo hearing. given that they're owned by chinese company bytedance. i want your response to this exchange. listen. do you agree that the chinese government has persecuted the weaker population? congresswoman you if you use our app and you open it, you will find our users who give all sorts of content question. my question is, do you agree that the chinese government has persecuted the weaker population? well is really concerning to hear about all accounts of human rights abuse. pretty easy question. do you agree that the chinese government has persecuted the wigger population? congressman i'm here to describe the tiktok and what we do as a platform. three opportu

entity list for human rights violation in xinjiang, sparta with public colleges and universities to launch several ai colleges across china. students are able to work directly with engineers on their voice recognition and translation projects. i will close by examining implications. since the u.s. education system is highly decentralized, it has a much less uniform approach to ai education then china. the u.s. is also currently prioritizing computer science education more than ai.e while cs is an essential couple of training talent to potentially perform ai work, china has shown it is a step ahead through its incorporation of cs education into formalized ai study programs. these programs are designed to include some of the latest cutting edge ai research funding and are directly informed by partnerships with leading chinese ai companies.h furthermore, cset researches shown that despite china's two decades of talent recruitment drives, nationals either do not return or do so part-time, mostly due to wariness of working in china and potentially confronting workplace politics. i recent scienc

here there are pain points, taiwan has the xinjiang inguri autonomous region.tween china and india there is vietnam therefore without fail, of course, they will prepare their armed forces. well, i was waiting for the leaders of china and russia to make some statements after the meeting to make sure that russia and china agreed very seriously on joint activities. this will not be some kind of military union. but what the representative of the official representative of china said all this put an end to, and i was reassured. yes, what did he say? he said that china is ready, together with russia, to defend international, that means, a-a international justice and justice. that is china recognizes that russia today defends world justice world justice and she joins china with russia this is for the americans. this means a death sentence, that it is russia that protects international justice, so the americans are what they are doing now. yes, this is taiwanuli, uh , they are pumping up and that means in order to create problems for china, but you need to scare your o

we talk about xinjiang in the violations there in the forced labor camps.ain, that's not something they want to deal with. and that is the double standard really of, you look at the violations of religious liberties, privacy rights, the surveillance state that china is, but many of these companies turn a blind eye to that. so, as we look at the select committee on china and how we deal with the economic relationship, this is not what russia was 40 years ago because of the economic relationship. i wonder if you have suggestions on that? >> that's actually a good set of questions. one of the questions, when china began to develop as an economic power was whether it could develop economically and still remain repressive politically. and i think there was tremendous hope, and we certainly, we all remember when they open the summer olympics, and there is tremendous hope for possible openness. i hope that this period passes away, and that china changes its course, but while we are where we are, we have to hold multiple ideas in our head simultaneously, which is t

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will we see in china and what we see in terms of a nation-state the last 40 plus years xinjiang hang introduces reform and there has been enormous growth and wealth and the greatest growth and wealth of any country including the united states in fact. there has been enormous growth and wealth and shift in power globally. in the wake of that wealth is the commonest military and the military is advanced its infantry army to world-class military that is near to that space. they are better than where they belonged to go but they are closing the gap very quickly. it's incumbent upon us to make sure we remain number one at all times. that will help keep the peace and if we somehow fall behind it would be very dangerous. >> the goal circuit was to deter china from making an ill-advised decision going forward. and you've heard me say a number of times i don't think military action against taiwan is imminent or unavoidable. i think the way we keep things in the right places to make sure we are able to talk to each other. you've seen me reach of a number of times to my counterparts and i will

there's 13 million people, 13 million people live in xinjiang. the government has carried human rights called crisis to get you menard in the region, a million people are estimated to be in prison in those camps and the people are subject to massive surveillance. so just lets not to also forget to mention hong kong. the government has imposed a draconian national security on the city and there is been all kinds of control over the population. >> host: you mentioned the uyghur population. last year the united nations human rights report said china was responsible for serious human rights violations in this region, that you were just talking about. explain what the pipe fiven is, who these people are and why the focus on them. why is china's leadership focusing on them? >> guest: the uyghur people are mostly minority and they mostly live in xinjiang. it's very big area in northwest china. there is probably 13 million people there. why is the government cracking down on them? it's because they are not chinese. they speak a different kind of language