the ccp paid for her. pair rain speaking foreign language (. (speaking foreign language). >> rose pack is notorious and many community members think she did nothing good to our community. so why name this subway station. >> thank you, that concludes your time. next speaker. (speaking foreign language). >> i'm a resident of san francisco and i'm 614 pine street. (speaking foreign language). >> my supervisor peskin proposed this resolution to name chinatown subway station after rose pack, i was shocked and don't understand i. (speaking foreign language). >> after taking my spare time, my husband and i and another phren we visited over 200 businesses in chinatown and 90% of them were namin against namie chinatown station after rose pack. (speaking foreign language). >> three objections, if we name the subway station that will be very convenient for travelers and this is what they prefer. (speaking foreign language). >> one particular businessman want to come here and he could not so he asked me to record a voice to play for you. >> i'm albert chan

i stay in china many years, and it's similar to how ccp got standing in china.through winning the welfare for the poor people as her power-base to seek her power. then use the power of the city hall to come back and threaten the common people. (speaking foreign language). >> similar to chinese government's officials, when they're alive, they're powerful and when they die, everything fall apart. and they're sorry that the supervisor peskin left before i speak but i want to say that the way he's taking will not win the heart of the chinese americans. rather it will create bad feeling in them. so i think as elected officials, how to name a station if chinatown, you should listen to people living in chinatown, not about few buddies by your side. (speaking foreign language). >> add you know nowmany businest their voice. (speaking foreign language). >> i just wish you official can really listen to the true voice of the chinese americans. this is how to pack themselves in a brilliant way. (speaking foreign language). but in reality, it's the common people who know the

chinese people have been you know blown apart by this, this 100% of the ccp, radical cadre of the ccp, you are seeing a coming together, they say they can play long game, i don't think they have the bullets in the chamber. trish: i like at rise in chinese economy, it started under bill clinton, i'm not points the blame to anyone specific it continued under both parties, american business benefits from that, they liked it, they wanted to have a present in china, they thought they have a billion people there you want access to the market. so, ceos who were interested in daily stock price and quarterly earnings, think, i need to be if that market, is this where place you need government to step in? because market forces would be more selfish hig selfishly driv. >> this is is the heart of economic nationalism, the central part of this, you are too nice to call them out, i will this permanent mittal polil class, this is republicans and democrats from clinton, to bush to obama, this is corporatists. first thing they wanted to ship manufacturing jobs, they wanted cheaper labor, this is about

as we're exposing it here, don't be surprised that you will find the pro-ccp media attempt to misreport was happened in the chinese community and mislead you. such reports have appeared and the situation requires your high vigilance. thank you so much. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. president yee and supervisors, my name is chan, and i live in the sunset district. i am an accountant near chinatown. i use my weekend time to volunteer and talk to the owners in chinatown. here are the recordings of some of them. the first is from mr. wong with the church in chinatown. >> everybody knows chinatown station. it comes from someplace else. when they say chinatown station, you know where it's at, but nobody knows rose pack. if you don't live in san francisco, you won't know it. >> the second, the gentleman is called henry. >> yeah, chinatown station. they told me that most -- >> the third, she's the owner of hair salon. >> the reason why i think that the new station should be chinatown station is that mostly newcomers don't know who rosa park is a

my guest, however, is part of the ccp, and that's fine.me different perspectives on this show. with all that in mind, i'm very pleased tonight to welcome ms. if liu shin, host of "the point with liu shin" to "trish regan primetime" tonight. and just quickly to viewers, please bear with us as we have a significant time delay in our satellites between beijing and the u.s., and because of that, we're going to do our very best not to speak over each other, but, shin, welcome. it's good to have you here. >> thank you, trish. thank you, trish, for having me. it's a great opportunity for me, unprecedented. i never dreamed that i would have this kind of opportunity to speak to you and to speak to many audiences in ordinary households in the united states. trish: yeah, it is, indeed unprecedented -- hang on -- >> you said to couple of things -- trish: i'm going to jump in. i guess our -- >> i am not, i am not. trish: forgive me, you're not what? >> yeah. trish, i have to get it straight, i am not a member of the communist party of china. this is on

that is not going to really hurt the ccp.hey don't want to change it they don't want to change can it if the people end up suffering pain, it's like, okay, let them eat cake. we're 55,000 here per person that hasn't slowed down yet. thaetsd the question it will be discussing with bannon clearly he is going to be in support one would imagine if there's a stronger tone from trump towards china. i imagine you might be critical of why he ever softened it. >> it was gak and forth. a little squabble yesterday is not a strong -- you know, it's a strong to weak strong to weak >> why didn't you start that earlier and maintain it? as you are pointing to it, it's a lot of back and forth. >> we talked about this already. let's get to eunice. china reporting weaker than expected retail sales numbers overnight. let's get to eunice for more on the impact of tariffs on regular people and china is here as well as businesses. good morning >> that's right. that's right it's evening here. it's evening here. where i'm coming to you today from a s

second, the ccp and its agents and proxies work to suppress critical coverage of china abroad through diplomatic pressure and coopting media owners and advertisers. finally through firms such as star times and the we chat platform, the chinese government has new avenues for influence abroad. these moves are escalations in the aggressiveness with which chinese officials attempt to undermine the watchdog role played by independent media and democratic settings. my final point is that the erosion of press freedom is a symptom and contributor to the breakdown of other democratic institutions and principles. while the threats are real and concerning in their own right, their impact on the state of democracy is what makes them truly dangerous. without a free and independent media sector, citizens cannot make informed decisions about how they are ruled and abuse of power cannot be exposed and corrected. if the united states imposes no consequences for restrictions on media, free press could be in danger of virtual extinction. with this in mind we make the following recommendations. please en

16 billion dollars, through tariffs coming in a transfer coming in, and we are doing again through ccpeceiving the revenue we are receiving is what the president has intended to fund, the farmers who are pg hurt by retaliatory tariffs. >> mr. secretary what is the end game here? i mean there is there is an increasing feeling, that this deal with china may not happen at all. certainly is not going to happen any time soon, kwiven given the fashg chinese reneged on everything there is a plan b, in terms of insuring the farmers get a fair shake and are able to export their product accrued the world without china. >> that is up to schooip whether they correct their actions we are looking for markets all over the world, and, we've got great successes opening up some things in india malaysia ippl indonesia t other countries as well small signages doubled hits obviously china market huge we would hope they come back to the table do what we've asked them to dos structurally reform nontariff barricades we were making progress on that they came in reneged we think hard-liners got control in china