adrian: adrian, would you agree with that?t is it about lee chang that will be different as far as president xi is concerned, from his predecessor? adrian g.: we have to see what was done in the past. as mentioned, he has been close to xi, and that might be an advantage for him to do something more independently. but we have to see what he has done in the past. he was party chief in shanghai during the time of the harshest lockdown in shanghai. he did not lose his good relation to xi, to tell him this is too much. causing big problems for the people and a big problems for the economy. he did not do this, but he followed 100% the line of xi jinping, so so far i would say there is no sign that he would do something independent from xi jinping. it's quite opposite, he will follow him in everything from what we have seen. adrian: so surrounded now as he is by loyalists, is xi going to get that fearless and frank advised that a man in his position would surely need -- advice that a man in his position would surely need? adrian g.:

adrian adrian what are you asking me for? deals? end? yes you i know it.elling roland to the english. i know, but i don't really care makes it even easier. i don't need your wine it's just a product i don't taste. yes, he told the truth. and you do one thing and say another, my cousin aristocrat is a real one. sorry to mom. and here you saved my life. i lost my taste. he didn't even forgive me. i 've talked more to your team in a day than i've talked to you in 35 years. is it normal? you weren't like that, you were funny, everyone loved you. don't worry, i'll be back. go ahead, fool. i can play the fool too. easy my father. played, your father is a fool. fucked up, you fool. but when i accepted the deal, we were on the verge of collapse, the debts were six times the annual income. so yes, i'm sorry, but i worked as an employee of these shareholders and did not look back every day, i'm sorry. i hold. how did you manage? if only 30 years of broken relationships could be repaired with scotch tape. where else can it work? that's all i can do. police you again

i'm adrian finnegan. she's in ping has been appointed for an unprecedented thud, thomas, china's president. that may be a ceremonial position, but the man who holds it is by far the most powerful person in the country after he was reaffirmed as head of the communist party and the military. last year, following the lifting of strict cove at 19 measures, he appears to face little opposition of home. oh, the cfo relations with the us continue to decline attentions persist with the you of russia and ukraine. so what impact will she's unchallenged leadership have for china. and the rest of the world will be discussing all of that with our guests in just a few moments. but 1st katrina, you reports from aging on what she can ping faces at home and abroad. she just thing has just been re elected as president and will begin to restore 3rd time in office with a new leadership team behind him. but they faced many challenges, both at home and abroad at home. the issue of the environment is still that still a problem.

adrian, let's discuss china's relations with you at the moment. where as we said at the beginning of the program tension persists, of china starts on, on russia and ukraine, who, to what extent is, is the e, you seen is just a puppet of the us in china. yeah, that's the kind of contradiction. because on the one hand, china twice to divide the you and the us, i mean, we have just seen this unique c security conference on china, tech the united states and said to your, should be more independent to should be boy in the middle between the 2 sides and not together with the us, but on the other hand, in the context of the ukraine. well, i mean, china sees the, you're very much of course in mon front with the u. s. and that, to bring me back to your earlier question. i mean, i had been correspondent in moscow also in the time 990, to 9096 till the end of the soviet union and start of the new russia. and to qu, teen and teaching ping are united because they have the same love view. they both think that there had been a human gated by the best, especially

adrian, but start with you the most powerful man in the world. i thought that monica belonged to the u. s. president. why did you give your book that title is here about the world's most powerful mat? yes, he absolutely is the most powerful man and the events today have confirmed this because he has such a power now in china for us like nobody's hinz, melissa, don't, but more important china is economically so powerful it nowadays that which is different from the time of cause, which makes him really the most powerful man also because i mean, the president of the united states who was considered to be the most popular person in the past. the us are so divided politically. we don't know what happens after the 1st term of to bite, and yes, i'm absolutely sure. shooting ping is the most powerful man in the mud. surely confirmation of this 3rd term was widely expected. to what extent, though, the next few days more important, with the appointment of a new penny and, and various other ministers a sol eod. this is so i says 3 a continuum of father chin

adrian, is that fair? i it's difficult to say that that is fair. i would agree that the, the tone of the congressional hearing was slightly absurd. it was more one of grandstanding than anything else. i. we didn't really learn anything you thought that said i thought that char, to the ceo of tick tock did a very bad job. and trying to convince people that the act can be safe. and the fact that the chinese government came out hours before his in his performance to say that they would potentially block the sale of tick tock from by chance. completely undermines, show, choose assertion that the company is independent and makes its own decision to badly damaged his argument about that the intellectual property value of the algorithms involved doesn't really stack up. well, this was a big bipartisan push. this time a departure from what we saw in 2020 when president trump wanted to band tick tock then. but the people who was sitting in that congressional hearing on tick tock, main demographic, right. sarah, do you think that there might be political con

adrian, is that fair? >> it's difficult to say that that is fair.ould agree that the tone of the congressional hearing was slightly absurd. it was more one of grandstanding than anything else. we didn't really learn anything new from it. that said, i thought that chew, the ceo of tiktok, did a very bad job in trying to convince people that the app can be safe. and the fact that the chinese government came out hours before his performance to say that they would potentially block the sale of tiktok from bytedance completely undermined the assertion that the company is independent and makes its own decisions. it badly damaged it, his argument about the intellectual property value of the algorithms involved doesn't really stack up. nastasya: this was a big partisan push. this time a departure from what we saw in 2020, when president trump wanted to ban tiktok then. but the people who were sitting in that congressional hearing aren't tiktok's main demographic, right? sarah, do you think that there might be political consequences in the u.s. especially am

adrian: the minute a booktok video goes viral, the sales in my store gup for that book.tok has become the go-to platform for readers looking to find recommendations for books in all kinds of genres, not always in the mainstream. chioma: it's like a mini universe of books that is encompassed in a social media platform. geoff: chioma nwuzi, who goes by "chibereading" on tiktok, has 17,000 followers. chioma: you're going to get your nonfiction, your true crime, your fantasy, your romance, all of it. click on one of those videos like, "i like fantasy, lord of the rings is cool," and now all of a sudden you find this book about like in 2500 humans have become robots and they now live on jupiter, and you were just loing for a book. geoff: the diversity of books featured on booktok is also expanding the type of books that are selling, says kristen mclean, the executive director of npd books & entertainment, a company that tracks book sales. kristen: the largest categories that have grown are also the largest categories on booktok. so things like romance, contemporary women's fi

you're gonna let you know adrian go and they and adrian ended up going free an adrian being the brightest person that she was went up to austria and negotiated with the emperor to let her stay in with the lafayette with her kids in the prison for five years. so anyway, that's a wonder about who elizabeth monroe was and what are artifacts. tell her about that that really to me is the heart of it. you know, you have all these things that sort of help. it's so in in a way these things help save a woman's life as bizarre as that sounds in sort of a roundabout way. but yes in many ways and these artifacts are here. we have them and i know highland has a bunch too. so that's why it's important to to share these artifacts and to let them tell their story and to to save them the future because if you and i don't then who will anyway, i think i will maybe stop it there and see if we have any questions from folks. awesome. thank you so much jared. that was spectacular. thank you so much for speaking. so passionately about the importance of material culture and the way that items can tell us these i

adrian's right smart motorway. adrian's right they are awful . they have these they are awful. that chop and change according to the traffic flow in order to manage traffic expectations and keep cars moving. so yeah. okay sounds like fair mitigation, but he held up his hands and said, i'm guilty . he held up his hands and said, i'm guilty. he was still doing 78. so even if it had been a 70, he was going over 70. but sort of concerned me about the story about. yes. agreeing with that, you know they need to lead by example is. this is his turf smart are very much in the news. there's a lot of controversy about whether they have any benefit and whether they're actually and would hope actually and you would hope a switched politician who knows his own geography would be aware of a smart motorway stretch. you can see them because the dumb things have hard shoulders . just things have hard shoulders. just have these sporadic labels. they're dangerous things and there's so much sort of conversation about them. they have not to be aware of that. and so my mind was elsewhere then sorts

and yet these presidential elections adrian, are a years away. adrian ok that he thinks deep nicholas huck reporting live there from tucker. efforts are underway to fight more than 2 tons of uranium reported missing in libya by the u. n. z nuclear watchdog. 10 drums of the radioactive material had been declared as being at a site in libya, but was missing with the i. e carried out an inspection. the agency will now try to clarify the circumstances behind the removal of the material and where it is mach fitzpatrick is a former u. s. deputy assistant secretary for non proliferation. this is largely governing less territory lawless territory. and the uranium in question was left over from nuclear weapons program is not very dangerous in preparation terms because it's, it totally unimed rich. you have to, you know, do a lot of concentration of the enrichment level to, to make it worthy of being used in a reactor and much more for a bomb. but probably somebody stole that. who thought it was valuable. and that's why it went missing the amount of materi

adrian's right smart motorway. adrian's right they are awful . they have these they are awful.t chop and change according to the traffic flow in order to manage traffic expectations and keep cars moving. so yeah. okay sounds like fair mitigation, but he held up his hands and said, i'm guilty . he held up his hands and said, i'm guilty. he was still doing 78. so even if it had been a 70, he was going over 70. but sort of concerned me about the story about. yes. agreeing with that, you know they need to lead by example is. this is his turf smart are very much in the news. there's a lot of controversy about whether they have any benefit and whether they're actually and would hope actually and you would hope a switched politician who knows his own geography would be aware of a smart motorway stretch. you can see them because the dumb things have hard shoulders . just things have hard shoulders. just have these sporadic labels. they're dangerous things and there's so much sort of conversation about them. they have not to be aware of that. and so my mind was elsewhere then sorts on t

and then would you look at that, adrian? the showers move right back in on monday and that lower temperatures to about 25 degrees. so a short lived heat wave. jeffery, thanks a date. you're welcome. at least 15 people have died in flash floods that hit se in turkey. a heavy rain battered the cities of sally, of an audi amman with more expected over the next few days. much of the region was already struggling to recover after last month. earthquakes not to go live, to stumble. i was here, resort soda is following developments, as if people in that region resort haven't suffered enough already. more is expected. more rain, as we said over the weekend. what's the latest? well, unfortunately, number of that people is just a rise in just a couple of hours ago. and other dead body was founded by the rescue teams in shallow or facile as of now there 15 people that are confirmed that and that the fear here is that this battle is going to rise because there are still 3 people in the city of a demon. which is neighbor of chandelier fo

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adrian, i need to respond to what they would agree or remove ok. released are pleased to go . absolutely. so. so 1st of all, you've to bring in palestinian politics into this, the cost and authority that controls those millions of people has some $1000.00 records in the $990.00. they haven't had an election since january 2005 because of the weakness of their own democracy. it has nothing to do with israel. and that's what's had caused the boss administration to lose power in cities in the west bank where they're supposed to be doing the police thing. and because of that, or israel had no choice but to go in, in order to arrest, want the terrorists it has to do with the weakness on the palestinian side. and on these railey side, israel is a democracy. it's not apartheid comparisons to apartheid or offensive to the south . african black people are endorsed it. they wish they could have had black on their supreme court. if we have arab judges in israel convicted israeli president and prime minister, it's as far away from a part time. ok. okay. go. i know. i know the both gideon a

adrian, let me go back to you on this one. rights act, and the fact of this president wasn't able to do this in the first round for the democratic house and senate. there are promises to be made, it promises the cannot be kept, especially inside this republican-controlled house. how do you get across what you want to get done, and what you cannot get done under this current government make up? >> yeah, i think that this is the challenge for the president. i think that voters are really clear, it's the reason why the voting rights act wasn't able to be passed in the last congress. it was because of obstruction by republicans in the senate. we obviously have a similar kind of make up now. i think that there are -- there is a sort of irony, right? and people talk about the role of elections in securing the right to vote. the irony being that every election, there are more and more -- in the aftermath of elections, there are more and more bills that restrict the right to vote. so i think that heeney is challenged to talk about how

adrian ramsay of the green party there. let's catch up with the news. "more repressive at home and more assertive abroad," according to the president of the european commission. in a scathing speech ahead of her visit to china next week, ursula von der leyen has warned beijing not to side with moscow in bringing compromised peace to ukraine. she also implied, for the first time, that the eu could terminate pursuing a landmark trade deal with china, which was clinched in 2020. duncan wrigley is chief china+ economist at pantheon macroeconomics. she has been critical of china, but these are strong words. what do you make of what she said? yes. these are strong words. what do you make of what she said?— make of what she said? yes, she is settin: make of what she said? yes, she is setting out — make of what she said? yes, she is setting out his _ make of what she said? yes, she is setting out his stall— make of what she said? yes, she is setting out his stall in _ make of what she said? yes, she is setting out his stall in advance - make of what she said? y

adrian l 0. nicholas. hark, reporting. live there from dr. mc ready. thanks. indeed, a coast in pakistan as part of police operation to arrest former prime minister enron con, until friday. khan is accused of repeatedly failing to appear in court for a hearing. it comes after 2 days of tents. stand off in the hall between security forces and cons. supporters come, i'll hide a report. so from outside, enron cons residence. interval weird. i'll guide the render again of the budget on teddy again dog, lead, enron, kon, here. god has been bait hair, didn't that attack the nation at them on him? i know fraud has also odd says the board to gather around and you can see people we're doing. they are now preparing for another will need action. the belief, if god has been going by law high court, which had dropped a police operation till 5 gmc on turn day had now extended that till friday. it had also rode at enron. con will not be allowed to hold a rally, add a may not august on which is a monument to budget on, on the 19 saying that he would need dr. permissio

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adrian rohde discusses democracy, the podcast, watch washington journal, live on c-span, or c-span now, our free mobile video app. join the discussion with your facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. >> c-span is your unfiltered review of government, we are -- unfiltered view of government, we are funded by these companies including cox. homework can be hard, but squatting in an internet diner to do homework is even harder. cox connect to compete,. >> cox support c-span along with these other television providers, as a public service, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> president biden met with german chancellor schulte, -- german chancellor schultz. pres. biden: chancellor, welcome back to the white house, a lot of changes since the last time you were here, i was thinking, you were here in february of 2022, and russia was amassing its troops of 185,000 troops on the ukrainian border, and we made it clear if he moved we would respond. together we made good on that promise. i want to thank you, for your strong outstanding leadership. i mean that sincerely. it means the w

in memoryow of george adrian ad carlo set up a support group which resulted one veteran with another who is able to talk through and hopefully help them. the support group is scope get emotions out after george. with with the prime minister join me and offering condolences to adrian and carolyn and his support for the work they are now doing. >> could i join my honorable friend into the mind and the whole house is condolences to george's friends and family. think his parents, the brave work they're doing to where raise awareness of veteran mental health support is available for anyone expressing suicidal thoughts including from the samaritan health plan. thank you to the veterans minister we are working specifically to support veterans mental health which it is veterans and mhs bank by considerable funding which increased in the recent budget that fully integrated service we launch next month but again i pay tribute to the parents for thinkable work they're doing. >> thank you, mr. speaker. my constituents came to the uk from afghanistan on visa back in 2016. the home office refused

i'm adrian finnegan, iran and saudi arabia arch restore diplomatic relations and an unexpected development between 2 powerful adversaries. entrenched on opposite sides on a host of issues and fighting and proxy was notably in yemen, syria and lebanon. she would have believed even days ago that a reprocess between the 2 was about to happen. the u. s. wasn't involved in the deal in a region where it would see itself as the dominant superpower, china broke the secret saudi around negotiations with the announcement of the successful outcome made in beijing. china has provided favorable conditions for reaching the equipment. this is a very those tradition of the basic policies and costs sets of china's diplomacy, which includes the major initiative of building a community with a shirt future for mankind. that i strongly believe that under the guidance of the aforementioned diplomatic policies and concept, china will constantly play an important role in promoting international, regional peace and stability or gotcha, for i think the sense very clear signal to the world 1st. there is not only the

i'm adrian finnegan. huge crowds demonstrated in israel on saturday night for the 10th week running with some estimate saying that as many as half a 1000000 people turning out against benjamin netanyahu government at its plans to reduce the power of the supreme court. the new legislation would give parliament the power to override court rulings allow politicians to appoint judges and prevent judicial review of the basic laws that serve as his whales de facto constitution. fort supporters of netanyahu, it is far right allies. the policy represents unnecessary curb on activist judges. but it's caused dismay at opposition within his whales, political and military establishment, as well as bringing hundreds of thousands on to the streets. i missed the demo system, sound my voice against the ship, the dead stop this year. in the name of the so called law judge called reform, it's not the judge reform, it's a revolution making is read, go to full dictatorship. and i want to say a democracy for my kids, for my grandson will be here because it is a democracy country and it's my stays with if you

ah, hello, i'm adrian again. this is al jazeera live from dough, also coming up. washington allowance is a major project to start drilling for oil and gas in alaska, raising questions about its commitment to clean energy. tens of thousands of russian sup moved to neighboring georgia in the past here, but many a facing suspicion arising deaf toll and destruction laid bare the effects of cyclone for the film across southeast asia. ah, beijing says australia, the u. s. and the u. k. have disregarded the concerns of the international community and gone further down a dangerous road. the comments my day after president by hosted prime ministers, richey, sonic and antony alban aisy, and california. the 3 leaders announced that australia will buy at least 3 u. s. manufactured nuclear submarines. john henry reports now from point loma naval base in san diego. it is a bold effort to shift the balance of power in the pacific. the leaders of the u. s . the u. k. and australia cementing a plan to deploy nuclear powered submarines from the australian coast or unprecedented tri

with the prime minister join me in offering condolences to adrian and carol and also his support for the work they are now doing. >> can i join my honorable friend in extending my condolences to george's friends and family and thank his parents for the great work they are doing to raise awareness for veterans. support is available or anyone experiencing was idle thoughts including the samaritans helpline and thanks to the excellent work of the veterans minister we are working to support veterans mental health which is ava spoke mental health service for veterans in the nhs with funding that would increase in the current budget and integrates a service we launched next month i wish to give tribute to george's parents for the incredible work they are doing . >> my constituents had a visa in 2016 and advised she should return to afghanistan. my aunt is an educator and a value community advocate, a local proponent of the top and married to a mom who works for british forces her family has been trying to get here from afghanistan but failed. in the prime minister think of any barriers in

i'm adrian finnegan, changing frances state pension system to one that's more affordable to the state was a central plank of emanuel microns reelection campaign. it's now, however, become the central issue in french politics and opposition to his presidency. strikes and protests intensified this week. some turning violent with hundreds, arrested across the country, transports and other public services have been hit with mounds of uncollected rubbish on the streets of paris ensuring a constant and unpleasant reminder of the dispute. the plan includes a proposal to raise the retirement age from $62.00 to $64.00. a crown used his executive powers to push through the changes because he couldn't get enough support in parliament. this is increased the opposition that he faces, but also it seems a cons. resolve to force through the measure. he condemned this week's violence but doesn't appear to be budging on the issue. path of you loss good at this thing. the benefit in the face of violence with which i distinguish from the protests continued to be extremely firm. then on that topic, i cond

i'm adrian finnegan for the whole team here. and though how, thanks for being with us, the news on al jazeera is next. ah, oh boy, he is not a girl's me. it makes me happy. makes me feel a ah protest eslie against the government's tufts dance on emigration. as hundreds more people are rescued at sea ah.

the bottom line with hello, i'm adrian said again. this is counting the coastal al jazeera, your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week. china's changing ping accuses the us of blocking his countries. rise at his government sets the lowest g d p target in decades, is beijing's reporting. both of us will it outpace the u. s. also this week, the un cold for a revolution of support for the world's poorest nations of the summit. and doha, the president of below week tells us how least developed countries could reach that full potential. plus cutting edge gene therapies, a potentially life saving medicines. the drugs come at an astronomical price. come a cost people down at who should foot the bill. ah, choosing thing headset is the thomas, china's president with sweeping changes to financial and tech regulation. the chinese leader is bracing for a tough competition between the world's 2 largest economies, and he's made it clear he considers the u. s. at important threats to his country's growth, blaming what he calle

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i'm adrian finnegan. he is one of india's most well known political names, but if prosecutors have their way for a whole gundy could become the country's most famous prisoner. on thursday, a court found him guilty of defamation and referring to the family, a name of prime minister, the render moody in a speech made 4 years ago. and he's been sentenced to 2 years in jail, but remains free for the moment on bail pending and appeal. a day later on friday he was disqualified as an m. b because of the conviction, gandhi's opposition congress party and allies accused the governing b. j. p. of using defamation laws to silence critics, he says he won't be intimidated. i am here defending the democratic voice of the new people. i will continue to bill that i am not scared of these threads of these disqualifications of these allegations. of these prison sentences. i don't care, i'm not scared of them. okay. these people don't understand me yet. i am not scared of them. they are used to everybody gaping scared of th

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