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in new york he is president of the american china public affairs institute in hong kong we have andrew wilson he is an international and independent china strategist and in knoxville across the same issue she is c.e.o. of china rising capital forecast a research technology company all right in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate sarah let me go to you 1st in knoxville the 7 do they honored verse 3 of the. communist china the advent of establishment of the communist state of china is a remarkable event it out the soviet union only lasted $69.00 and now china is at 70 and there's so much to talk about there are so many successes and there are so many challenges if you're the average person in china if there is such a thing what are they thinking on this day go ahead sir. i think that people are generally interested in celebrating this day and certainly an exciting time it's a major anniversary and i think people are generally happy with their living circumstances they're wealthier than they've ever been it's definitely something that in 1949 people could n

in new york he is president of the american china public affairs institute in hong kong we have andrew wilson he is an international and independent china strategist and in knoxville we process their issue she is c.e.o. of china rising capital forecast a research technology company all right in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate sarah let me go to you 1st in knoxville the 7 do they honor verse 3 of the.

elections, i'm with bernie sanders and andrew yang even with the voting dollar to take big money out of the elections. >> okay. >> yeah, thank you. >> all right, reid wilson. >> one of the interesting things you might have the numbers there, c-span asked how people would be mostop confident in in casting their ballots and the paper ballots were way up there. but then, again, that speaks to the decentralization of our election system, if you're a voter in new york city, you're going to cast your ballot in a different way than if you're a voter in seattle or if you're a voter in atlanta or something like that, you're going use a different machine, you're going to --ng i mean, it's going to ba different experience, somebody might use somebody like ipad whereas somebody else when i go vote in local precinct in dci use the paper thing and fill it out, i remember my parents doing that when i was a kid, but that is a big debate, do we need paper machines that everyone was talking about, do we need, just paper ballot so we can go back and count all over again or do ha trust computer systems that will inevitable 1 in a 100 or, one in a million will malfunction and

andrew. well you said them out there sammy they are complex and they don't flow they switch with the moment really and we've just been hearing from sammy wilson from the do you play the democratic unionist party vowing that his party will back the all of the let when amendment that's an amendment that could throw the whole vote into a delay process because it would turn things around effectively insisting on legislation 1st followed by the vote from parliament it could even take things into a different time frame with the prime minister having to go write a letter to brussels the seasonings saturday evening by 11 o'clock to extend the deadline it is possible to do this is a possibility but the position is this that the passions are really hard you can see not only from the atmosphere in parliament but also outside with the crush of demonstrators insisting that they should be able to vote in a referendum that's going on in parliament square right now you'll be hearing later from rory on that but the position in parliament is that the debating is carrying on its running on the much later than people have thought john bercow the speaker 1st of a

andrew lincoln's beard. and i have it in a bag. >> stephen: he doesn't need it? >> it's in the refrigerator. yeah. and then i have-- i cut the late, great scott wilson's ponytail.tephen: really? >> yeah. >> stephen: where do you keep that? >> in the refridge later. layoff laugh down in the bottom. >> stephen: when the police eventually raid your home. "okay, where is the rest of this guy's head, norman?" >> it's actually in the smithsonian. >> stephen: is it really? >> his head is in the smithsonian for real. >> stephen: for real. >> for real, for real, and my crossbow. >> stephen: wow. how did it get there? is it supposed to be there, or did they just come take it? >> we went there on a big-- you know, we presented -- >> stephen: that's nice. your crossbow is part of the national treasure. >> it's right next door to rocky balboa's gloves and hisstlion r. >>phenongratulations. immoritalt there. that's extraordinary. dorthat's' slippers. you're only one of the two characters alive from the original series. how does it feel to be a survivor? >> like norman and darrell, i have the ghost of these characters and people they met they started the show with. so as my c