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decision anwar way makes the balancing act much more challenging. and as you heard there that decision came after a great deal of pressure from the united states so let's bring in our financial correspondent jose luis de haro he's in new york. what's the reaction been there to britain's radical change in approach. it's been a good one rob and actually it's a win for us and we has to be in a pressure in worldwide due to bonded us of what weight equipment in their 5 g. networks and has been even more significant for big countries that are members of the 5 intelligence alliance actually out there do you case that decision canada remains that belonged country right now into the lines that has yet to decide whether to keep using who way equipment or not but the u.k. decision and to sanctions coming from washington will keep it weakening who weighs a case in front of what governments in favor of all the company are such as a nokia and ericsson as stocks of both companies actually were as they are becoming right now the clearest alternative when it comes t

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the malaysian opposition leader anwar ibrahim says now is not the time for the country to be holding a general election there has been speculation that the prime minister minute in yassin may call a snap poll in the coming few months and mr anwar says the decision to deport a government critic who featured in a recent al-jazeera documentary proves there are issues that need to be addressed environment is certainly a conduit for elections we have covered the dishes again being we have policies now is that it. was. they may disagree without the right to question and disagree and come out a statement but had a sermon against generally is not acceptable and this is what's happening in this country now. israeli police have confronted the latest protests demanding the resignation of the prime minister benjamin netanyahu water cannon was 5 to disperse crowds again rallying near his home in west jerusalem demonstrators have held repeated protests to denounce his handling of the virus pandemic and his links to corruption which he is on trial. the world health organization is warning that mala

decision anwar way makes up balancing act much more challenging. and indeed it does have the talk about that and a lot more tonight i'm joined by ian bremmer he's president of eurasia group and media is one of the world's leading wrist assessors he joins me from new york city tonight in it's good to have you back on the day so let me ask you he won big today who won or who lost big today and was. well you know you already made the point in the in your opening segment there this is a win for trump i would argue that what we're calling the technology cold war between the u.s. and china has probably been the biggest success in foreign policy that the trump administration has had in 4 years this was not being taken seriously by previous administrations china has made it very clear that they want a war old dominating 5 g. system and ai more broadly under president xi jinping and the united states does not want to see that space they've made it clear to american allies that they need so follow the united states and a western effort at 5 g. or else there

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the malaysian opposition leader anwar abraham says now is not the time for a new general election there has been speculation the prime minister will get in yes and may call a snap poll in the coming months but mr was the decision to deport a government critic who featured in a recent al-jazeera documentary proves there are issues that need to be addressed 1st. environment is certainly a conduit for elections we have. been we have policies now. they may disagree with our right to question and disagree and come out a statement but harrison again is not acceptable. this is what's happening in this country now. jordanian security forces have arrested leaders of the opposition run teachers union jordan's teachers syndicate was also shut down for 2 years as part of an investigation into allegations of corruption prosecutors charged his acting head our story with inciting supporters against the government the union took to the streets on weapons day demanding that last year's deal to increase salaries should be honored. geneses president has appointed a new prime minister the chimney chichi he

pressure and sanctions for the moment seem the way to go but will they work especially in this case anwar way employees dealing in allegedly subversive acts or human rights violations. one of the problems we have right now is that we're trying to deal with a host of different issues regarding china everything from their repression in hong kong to way and the intellectual property to aggression in the south china sea and you know we can deal with one or 2 of those issues same time but we're trying to come up with a strategy that addresses all of them and i think that we're biting off a bit more than we can chew right now especially in the context that after 3 and a half years of this administration we've done a lot to alienate allies and partners in really not much to coordinate these efforts with them i'm all for cracking down on way and they should not be in any network of any democracy or a country that cares about their internet and 5 she security when you say a biting off more than you can chew and alienating allies do you think the statement made to try and deal with the south china

we opened up anwar in alaska, on energy exploration, ended the moratorium on coal leasing oned if federal lands and reopened public lands and offshore areas to oil and gas exploration. that is where david bernhart has done such a great job. thanks, david. we unlocked the full energy potential of texas and new mexico. new mexico, we're proud we have been there we're proud to help. you were fantastic. a lot of jobs. since my election, oil and job production in the permian basin more than doubled. [applause] under the trump administration the united states has increased oil production by 3.1 million barrels per day. that is some number. never been anything like that number. for the first time in nearly 70 years, we have become a net energy exporter. [applause] the united states is now number one producer of oil and gas on the earth. we maintain the domination long into the future. we will never lose this position. my administration is announcing today that export authorizations for american liquified natural gas can be extended through the year 2050. [applause] mr. governor, is that long eno

only do that if they regain that special relationship with the united states so this issue in the anwar way was in large part in effort to throw a bone to the americans and say we're with you ok well then much of the charge was or may have been well considered all proportionate in its response in terms of the suspension of the extradition treaty which the u.k. have done now in terms of hong kong and will it have an impact in your opinion what does that move or how does that move impact on the u.s. in the way that it moves forward. well i think it's a nother sign that the u.s. the u.k. australia are trying to put pressure on china both on hong kong as well as on the weaker is why way as we mentioned so this is a call warden a good strategy but let's also recognize that the trumpet ministration has not had a great track record when it comes to maximum pressure campaigns as they call them whether it's on iran or venezuela north korea so it's yet to be seen whether or not they'll actually be able to hold this together in and get many results in your opinion how many ask your opinion here do

anwar in alaska, possibly the biggest drilling site in the world. what weave've done has been incredible. recently it looked like the energy business was going to be a catastrophe. we were number one in the world, then we had the pandemic and nobody was using energy. nobody was driving in automobiles. no gasoline. by the way, gasoline prices for everyone are very very low, in many cases less than $2. that's pretty incredible. i saved the energy business. i got russia and i got saudi arabia on the phone and they cut way back and we're now at $40 plus a barrel and we are saving tens of millions of jobs in energy. we're the number one in energy in the world. so with all that we've done, we made and brought this country to the greatest point in its history. we never had an economy like we had prior to the china plague or china virus coming in. we never had numbers like it. we are going to have them again. everyone knows, i'm going to rebuild it. i had to close it up, we saved millions of lives by closing it. if we didn't close it, you would have seen nu

the world, even ronald reagan and bush and clinton, everybody wanted to get it done, i got it done, anwarka, possibly the biggest drilling site in the world. what we've done has been incredible. recently it looked like the energy business was going to be a catastrophe. we were number one in the world and then we had the pandemic and nobody was using energy, nobody was driving automobiles. no gasoline. and by the way, gasoline prices for everyone are very, very low, in many cases less than $2. that's pretty incredible. i saved the energy business. i got russia and i got saudi arabia on the phone and they cut way back. and we're now at $40 and plus a barrel. and we're saving tens of millions of jobs in energy. we're the number one in energy in the world. so, with all that we've done, we made and brought this country to the greatest point in its history. we never had an economy like we had prior to the china plague or china virus coming in. we never had numbers like it. we are going to have them again. everyone knows i'm going to rebuild it. i had to close it up, we saved millions of lives b

know you have had a prime minister who came back after retiring and the opposition opposition leader anwar abraham has been in jail and come out but i think in this case it is going to be much harder for not to project to come back while he still has a very important role to play in the political party i think that many of his party recognize that he is a liability and he had it is someone who brought them down from government in 2018 i think what we're going to see in the next few months is how the party evolves and how it changes i think it will be still a player but i think there will be a battle inside that party to determine the respective power of different answers and i think that there is a younger groups of people in that party who actually understand that if that party is going to have any successful chances at the election they need to move on from not just and russia ok we must leave it the rich acquits talked to us of a but you will see that in quite a lot of leisure. we move on china suspending extradition treaties with the u.k. canada and australia this is a reciprocal move

you talked about how the -- president ford and president carter became friends in 1981 on the way to anwar sadat's funeral on the plane. i wanted to ask -- you didn't talk about how betty ford and rosalynn carter became friends. i wanted to know how that event transpired. >> i'm glad you asked because, just as this unlikely friendship developed between the two former presidents, likewise mrs. ford and mrs. carter, they discovered they had a whole lot in common. they teamed up, for example, to become a pretty formidable lobbying pair, they would testify before congress for funding, for example, for mental health programs, which, of course, had been a special interest of mrs. carter's and for the work that mrs. ford was doing on alcohol and drug dependency issues. >> kyle goulage wants to know, what kind of relationship did the fords have with the nixons after leaving washington? >> i think, perfectly friendly. i think, to be perfectly honest with you, you couldn't go through watergate and the pardon and have it not affect the kind of old casual friendship that they had enjoyed. but i rememb

sadat couldn't come, but she was in frequent phone contact with anwar sadat, and mrs. begin was there, and mrs. carter was there for the vast majority at the time. so their being there was -- had a very specific purpose, that they were talking about things that would affect their grandchildren and their families, and having the spouses there would be a positive. and i think it turned out to be that way. >> connie's watching us in walnut creek, california .hello, connie .connie, are you there? >> susan -- yes, i am. thank you. mrs. carter had strong views certainly about passage of the equal rights amendment. i'm wondering, since that time, what her view is of the progress that women have made in politics and just in -- generally in society. and has she ever made any comment about whether a woman could or should be elected president of the united states? >> thanks so much. do you know the answers to those questions? >> i think she thinks it's overdue to have a woman as president of the united states. i mean, the carters today are still involved to some extent in this fi