this project having been funded and built by china, there's been a lot of criticism of, of china's belton road infrastructure projects. and how, as it sort of uses those projects to gain influence over other countries. this was essentially a term project. pakistan was the 1st consumer of chinese nuclear technology. ah, i would say both in the field of weapons as well as for power generation. and clearly this is because of a very strategic grab advantage that china would have over to pakistan. it would also be ab, an outlet to chinese nuclear reactor technology to the rest of the world. the load was given by china since pakistan could not afford it. the design has not been tested overseas, although there has been a chinese reactor tested within china, 8 south of this ac, be 1000 design. and i clearly the, the goal was to extend china's that nuclear reach as far as possible. i must say, this is not the 1st reactor that pakistan has purchased from china. is the biggest or of course these 21100 megawatts reactors are very big compared to the 330 megawatt reactors of we jap. ah, there exists n

belton himself and it was funny because one of the bb guns was a red ryder from the christmas story.think? it's like where can i find a bazooka? there it is, walmart. >> i've got to say, the other thing that's so brilliant, we constantly lecture people about the culture, he's behaving exactly like the classic caricature of an american tourist. in europe they hate them, they come in and burgers and fries and that's what he's being like. he comes here and you see this all the time. kennedy: you know why? america. that's why. steve hilton am a united states citizen, you are the best. >> great to see you. kennedy: topical storm is next. dingbat addition where i'm doing this. ♪♪ andrew garfield has announced -- he's quitting acting. movie fans are shocked because they thought he quit acting ten minutes into spider-man one. a spider bite and super zero and this is topical storm. topic number one. we begin with incredible video of a foul ball caught by a red band while he was bottlefeeding his baby. that's how it goes in cincinnati, the fans always make the best catches of the game. >> bice

with the south china sea and the east china sea remains so significant 8 the continental periphery belton road initiative to give china greatest strategic depth all the way to europe and turn that into a theater of economic opportunity and therefore ultimate foreign policy compliance with the interests of the chinese system. 9 the row the rest of the world china is the traditional champion of the g77 in both africa and latin america and the rest of asia and hence why the belton road initiative again, but china's new posture in terms of international development assistance is seen as enhancing china's ultimate global numbers if you like which brings us to 10, which is changing the rules of the international system itself in a manner more compatible as we discussed before with chinese authoritarian values and and chinese national interests, but through the institutions of global governance. which china then through its economic diplomacy has much greater levels of diplomatic support in in individual votes in the united nations. and in securing and the candidatures to take control over inter

the lines between beijing and moscow, of course, poland, ukraine, italy, where you are, they are belton road countries, ukraine. they're one of the biggest investments in europe coming from china. how does china navigate that? how is it alive? to russia, even whilst these countries that are spearheading the conflict, certainly in information terms that they're on washington side. oh, there is a very pros rapport between russia and china. and i think the decision, if you like to disassociate from europe and from the west, generally, was probably taken even a year before the famous declaration that was made by both the chinese and the russian precedents in beijing, where they said they will no longer put up with, if you like, the american, impose global order that we are going to change that and go to compare the global order. and of course, that has caused a great deal of anger and also anxiety in the west about this prospect. but i think it's very clear where it's going because they do coordinate very close and we've seen rushes or response rushes responses. it has a list of the nations

alliance between begging and moscow, of course, poland, ukraine, italy, where you are, and they are belton road countries. ukraine, a born of the biggest investment in europe, coming from china. how does china navigate that? how is it allied to russia, even whilst are these countries that are spearheading the conflict? certainly in information terms, the fed there on washington side. oh, there is a very pros rapport between russia and china. and i think the decision, if you like to disassociate from europe and from the west, generally, was probably taken even a year before the famous declaration that was made by both the chinese and the russian precedents in bay, where they said they will no longer put up with, if you like, the american imposed global order that we are going to change that and go to compare the globe broader. and of course, that has caused a great deal of anger and also anxiety in the west about this prospect. but i think it's very clear where it's going because they do coordinate very close and we've seen rushes or response rushes responses. it has a list of friendly nati

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check out this tweet from bbk reporter predrag belton. that's also my name.how weird is that quote high from america where walmart doesn't have a plug adapter for my uk laptopmy but on the other hand i can buy a rifle and ammunition. but as anyone who's ever seen a christmas story, let them that's a frigging bb gun, you idiot. he can try to guess wheny the war of 1812 started. here's a tip the r and r d fifteen doesn't stand for a rifle. had tobe c be clearle i'm allowr call this spread out because i lived in england and i know everything about that land locked country. for example, the british wore bowler hats because they made great temporary toilets. the reason they call soccer football is because they're not athletic enough to play real footballll. t >> spotted is typically served with custardrd but can alsoea be treated with antibioticste. w you know, a stiff upper lip can be cured with botox and harry potter actually the story of a bearded gardeners stupid. anyway, this has been our greatest tweet of the week. all right, douglas, you claim to be british

they're actually afraid of china for china the belton road in in for me look some people have criticized president biden about how he framed his speech in poland about democracies versus autocracies. i think that was appropriate and and that is where things are devolving into and so the only way we the united states is going to be able to compete is if we have a bigger posse. then the chinese government and i make it clear in the book. we are we talk about new cold war with russia? yes. we're actually in a conflict with russia right now. but the the the relationship that is going to define the rest of this century is the us the relation between the us and china. i actually think both of us can exist the same time as long as we're competing and cooperately we're gonna cooperate we're gonna compete we're frenemies. or economically integrated more than i mean. yeah, what what did we put restrictions on other than energy and the banking? what is american shellfish vodka some diamonds like that was all there was imagine we're in that kind of conflict with china. our economic integration is so

enacted legislation as a report to this committee on the indebtedness of countries to china through the belton road as well as the u.s. effectiveness in promoting debt transparency at imf and world bank. in your estimation, how effectively are we countering china's efforts to engage -- diplomacy and how transparent -- how have we done in terms of getting the transparency we need to report to this committee? sec. yellen: transparency is very important. it is a focus of the imf and world bank. they have taken steps, we all have, to try to increase transparency, especially of china's lending to these countries. we are not where we need to be on this. china agreed to participate in the common framework for countries with unsustainable debt. and has not fully met its obligations there either. >> quickly, 20 seconds, to get you back on the record for something. you mentioned that at present, there is no evidence that cryptocurrency markets are being used in major ways by the russians to launder money related to the ukraine crisis? would you reconfirm that that is in fact what you said. sec. yellen:

. >> seems like a sort of extension of the belton the road and then they are stuck with them and haveo buy the parts from them. working with any of our allies to try putin for war crimes i hear a lot of talk about it. we shouldn't be surprised at what russia does. if you know anything about the history they are very brutal on their own the people throughout history. it's just gone on and on but i'm wondering and personally i think war crimes started when they crossed the border. they are going to talk about all these things where they put missiles in this group or that group which are horrible and horrific into the torture and of course it looks like they've killed a lot of innocent civilians. and just very careless kind of attitude but i'm wondering if that is a possibility. >> congressman, the secretary named russia as having perpetrated war crimes even before the horrifying video that's come out and what people have faced and we expect to see much greater, even more as this unfolds. i think that there will be action for accountability whether that is at the un human rights council

huckinson colored school, number 10, and howard high school in wilmington, delaware, to represent belton v. again hart. -- v.gebhart. the former robert russell morton school, now a museum, in farmville, virginia, represent davis v. county school board of prince edward county. and and the john souza high school in the district of columbia to represent bolden v. sharp. each of these sites will tell a story of how these communities fought to overturn the 1896 plessy vs. ferguson decision that established the separate but equal doctrine. when brown v. board of education overturned that decision and ended generations of inadequate education for black children, constitutional scholar lewis a. pollack hailed it as, as i'm quoting him here, probably the most important american government act of any kind since the emancipation proclamation. end of quote. i urge all members of this august body to follow the senate's lead and vote in favor of expanding the brown v. board of education national historic site to ensure that all of the communities that contributed to this landmark decision receive prop