70,000 us dollars per month, and
then you had the ministry of foreign
affairs in hong kong which also put
out a statement which is also quite
unusual, saying they did not
consider this to be freedom of
speech. they liken him speaking to
have an nazi speak in germany,
terrorist speak in the united
states, so they were putting a lot
of pressure on the foreign
correspondents cloud. as the talk
went ahead and they responded by
saying that hong kong has these
freedoms of freedom of speech, which
are enshrined in their constitution,
and that they were going to let him
speak. they have let supporters of
the communist party speak, they have
let supporters and advocates of
brexit speak, so for them it was
very much an issue of freedom of
speech and they would let this go
ahead. let's get the context because
his party is not that well supported
in hong kong. yes, let's be clear,
people who support independence in
hong kong are not the majority. he
is the leader of a very small
political party....