they have promised costs quickly imposed on the ccp for this genocide. but they have not outlined any six and while secretary blinking an eye has repeatedly said he believes that ccp is committing genocide we still not heard from thepresident on this issue . i'm hopeful though that the administration will soon detail how we plan to confront the ccp for their genocide area and also hopeful includes more than just our chores. unfortunately a genocide against the leaders and other ethnic and religious minorities is not the only instance of human rights abuses by the ccp. whether it's disruption of freedom in hong kong, oppression internet or persecution of journalists and doctors who told the truth about the beginnings, the origins of the ccp shows time and again that it has no regard for human life or liberty. and the longer the united states refuses tohold them accountable , the more it will embolden them to continue. so i want to thank the house for having me again today and i look forward to talking about these issues much more and i'm actually delighte

if you criticize the ccp, you are subject to jail.he rules you may be disappeared and trashed in the state run media. we're all still wondering what happened to chinese billionaire jack the founder of china's jewel alli ba ba. he had his gigantic ppo of the ant group scrapped and he was not seen publicly for two months after making a mistake of criticizing the ccp financial services rules. we do not know what happened. we do not know if he was learning obedience. this is an important angle to understand for all of those u.s. companies who are right now gearing up to enjoy the licenses that they have been granted by the ccp. to operate 100 percent opened businesses in china. here is the former attorney general bill barr told me about that last year. >> i was talking with one money manager the other day and he said look, maria, i'm not going to call good guys and bad guys. it's not in my role to call out good guys and bad guys so, yeah, the growth is in china and that's where i want to invest. >> well, you know what? we are not speaking

as i have said many times, it is not enough to denounce the ccp as bad.t is not enough to point out the decades of intellectual property theft, the genocide on its people. it is not enough to denounce the authoritarian control the ccp yeelz in hong kong and across the world. no, you have to actually believe that the free world is superior to the communists. you have to believe the system lifts people from property and creates an american freedom never seen before. but how can you? how can you say the free world is superior when you are constantly talking about systemic racism and how bad america is? when you are assuming our seventh and eighth graders are born racist and need to identify as a human not as mom and dad, not as he or she. not as white or black. how can you truly justify this system is superior? the ccp is following all of our political tee baits very closely and they're using this propaganda to divide us. the biden administration and the progressives in congress should know that. my parents lived the american dream. my grandfather carmine em

the ccp once regional and eventually global hegemony. they want to return to a world that is dominated by and revolves around their king to. the ccp is unwilling to operate by international norms. unfortunately, given china's size impact on the global economy, we can assume the isolate them. instead we must work with our allies and partners to hold china to the same rules that everybody else follows and impose penalties when they do not. it's imperative that america rises to this challenge, and are subcommittee has the mission to lead that effort. we must sustain and build our alliances and partnerships. i have long favored robust u.s. engagement in the indo-pacific region which is demonstrated by the fact i cochair along with some of my democratic colleagues six caucuses in the region, india, taiwan, philippines, cambodia, kazakhstan and the pacific islands. while many of our allies and partners share our concerns with regard to china, that may not be willing to be resist and even sometimes confrontational as we might believe is the wis

, the top republican on the house foreign affairs committee, says quote a report censored by the ccp is worse than no report at all, because it allows the ccp to continue to spread misinformation about the virus and cover up the role they played in allowing it to spread. earlier this month, more than two dozen scientists wrote that the chinese god moment hampered the w. h o team that traveled to china and the inquiry quote has, unfortunately proven opaque and restrictive, greatly compromising the scientific validity of the investigation. the w h o report also says it is extremely unlikely that the virus leaked from a lab. former cdc director robert redfield said last week that he believes the virus did escape from a lab in wuhan. in january, the trump state department claimed the wuhan institute of urology was testing a similar virus starting in 2016, and that several researchers became sick in the autumn of 2019 the one thing that i wish that the wh o had done is to pick up their megaphone and starts screaming through it to demand that china be more transparent. get it open its bord

china and the ccp has to be watching all of this so closely., jason. obviously he was banned from twitter and facebook following the capitol riots. here's the former president on the ingram angle last night. listen to this. >> what i'm doing now, i almost like it better. i think i do like it better. so i put out statements now from the office of and the statements are picked up by everybody. i mean, it actually works better. now, with that being said, we may open up our own platform. maria: what is the president thinking, jason? what can you tell us about this new platform? >> well, this is something that i'm very excited about and i know that the president is excited about it as well but he has this opportunity and we think it will probably be in the next two or three months to launch his own platform and there are a number of different companies, number of different set-ups that he's taken a look at, some that are in the beta phase, some in the conceptual aspect of it. we have to remember, president trump received almost 75 million votes. he'

we feed to wake up that the ccp is in a cold war against the united states.india. there's 1.3 billion indians right next door. it's the world's largest democracy that's not trying to stamp out the american dream as xi is in china. maria: yeah. so i agree with you. that would be the answer. find growth elsewhere like india. could the administration be doing something to encourage that? i mean, look, it's no secret had that our adversaries are testing this administration. look at north korea. u.s. and japanese intelligence confirmed north korea fired off its first ballistic missile test in over a year this week. the missile landed roughly 200 miles off the coast of japan. the launch comes as tensions have been spiking between the biden administration and north korea in recent months because of the administration's outreach to south korea. so you've got north korea here. you've got china there. you've got iran here. all testing this administration. what do they need to do to come out strong, to show china we're not going to accept this behavior, north korea, sam

what is your observation of what took place with really the ccp attempting to school the u.s. time in the making. at this point they realized sufficient economic and military power that they're comfortable advancing and explicitly anti-american agenda and they've positioned themselves at the he'd of an anti-american coalition that involves russia and iran and other places. the top russian diplomat is in china right now, has been talking about need for russia and china to stop using western payment systems and rely on the dollar less. beijing has positioned itself in open of confrontation with the united states and has been building up resource toss do so for quite some time. that means we're going to have to go ahead with a new strategy towards china. this has to be absolutely bipartisan, and it already is. this is the main event, the main challenging of our lifetimes and will require total focus from the u.s. government. maria: what should that be? what should the policy be? we've all watched in horror what the ccp has done in hong kong and now we are worried about taiwan. th

maria: your reaction to the first face-to-face meeting with the ccp. >> i hope this is a reminder fore anthony blinken because when used spent four years denigrating america in order to get a political leverage internally a part of it wins so to speak you damage the united states. what they've done in terms of blm narratives and tearing down our history you look at all the violence that the democrats clearly did, they hyped this and message this for partisan political purposes in the last four years to gain power. that now is being used against them and what they have to understand is tearing down america and telling americans that they should be ashamed of our history where they should be ashamed of who we are also sends a strong message to run and amy's that we don't have credibility with them to be lectured on american soil in alaska by the chinese is despicable and they created this the secretary of state, jake sullivan, joe biden, susan rice, they created this dilemma, they took the united states and they damaged us with their four-year narrative. maria: one thing that i sent on

maria: your reaction to the first face-to-face meeting the ccp?tate blinken that when you spend four years denigrating america in order to get some sort of political leverage internally, a partisan win so-to-speak, you damage the united states because what they've done in terms of blm narratives and really tearing down our history, i mean, you look at all of the violence that the democrats clearly did -- they hyped this and messaged this for partisan political purposes over the last four years in order to gain power. that now is being used against them. and what they have to understand is tearing down america and telling americans that they should be ashamed of our history or they should be ashamed of who we are, also sends a strong message to our enemies that we don't have credibility with them. to be lectured on american soil in alaska by the chinese is despicable and they created this. the secretary of state, jake sullivan, joe biden, susan rice, they created this dilemma. they really took the united states and they damaged us with their four-y

the australian government has been incredibly tough, they stand up to the ccp and big tech as well.ounds like china won the 2020 election, peter. >> i think china's very, very happy and there are been speeches in china, you've reported on some of them, there have been others out there where chinese officials are ecstatic. they were troubled by donald trump's position and the fact that trump recognized the problem was not the individual actions of the chinese regime, it's the nature of the chinese regime. president xi has confirmed what a lot of people have known that this is a brutal, tough dictatorship and it's not going to change. maria: all right, peter, it's great to get your insights on all of this. we'll keep spotlighting it. thanks very much for joining us this morning. coming up, candace owens is here on why she is not buying the democrats' new effort to turn election reform into a civil rights movement. stay with us. with oscar mayer deli fresh it's not just a sandwich, far from it. it's a reason to come together. it's a taste of something good. a taste we all could use rig

tell us that in terms of what the ccp has been able to do in its effort to overtake the united statestarily. and our military capability and our deterrence in that region of the world has eroded rather significantly due to the 9/11 wars and the decline of the defense budgets will under the obama administration. president trump has put more money on the table but it's going to take some time. as a matter of fact, we are outgunned as we speak right now tonight china has more ships, more airplanes and has an arsenal of conventional offensive missiles, the largest on the planet. we have qualitative differences that are better than theirs. but, make no mistake about it, this is a formidable force that we have to deal with in the region. and when we play war games against this force, as current as just this last year, we don't do so well. and that's a fact. and the american people have to understand it. there has to be a sense of urgency to increase our military capability in the region. what for? because we want to avoid a war. we want to avoid inseptember advising the chinese to take aggr

it will be the first face-to-face meeting with the ccp since president biden took office.one starting with sanctioning trump officials like former secretary of state, mike pompeo, marching into hong kong and bullying it's neighbors. china's end game, overtaking america as the world's leading superpower and it will do whatever it takes to make that happen. the only question, does joe biden have what it takes to make them stop? joining me right now to talk more about that as republican senator from arkansas, tom cotton. it is great to see you. thank you for being here tonight. what do you anticipate about this upcoming meeting between the biden administration and the ccp members? >> well, i hope that secretary of state and the national security advisor, jake sullivan will draw a very hard line in alaska and i hope it is not a very hospitable trip and they go back to beijing very disappointed about america's bipartisan results to stand up to beijing. but i have to say, maria, based on a series of early missteps or hesitancy's, or mixed messages, i'm not confident that that is

are you expecting blowback from the ccp?e going to have a model of governance that is taking people's data or not recognizing human rights and freedom or if they're taking ip or requiring for joint ventures american companies to give ip. so we need to -- america doesn't -- is not afraid of competing but it has to be competition that is fair and it has to be competition that recognizes human rights. if they reform then america will engage but we can't compromise our values to engage. maria: right. i wonder if the corporate sector has gotten the memo, because congressman gallagher, final word here, i think that there's so many companies that are not showing that they understand the national security threat. they they want to be in and they want to have open access in beijing and it is up to the administration to show that we're going to take a tough stance so that they understand the real threat here, that you both are raising. >> well, you're right. i mean, obviously we've seen troubling developments in recent years with goog

pretty much got schooled from the ccp in that meeting in alaska last week, no surprise that the u.s.ainly a story to watch. joel, michael and scott, great to see you all, gentlemen. thank you so much. stay with us. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ no one likes to choose between safe or sporty. modern or reliable. we want both - we want a hybrid. so do banks. that's why they're going hybrid with ibm. a hybrid cloud approach helps them personalize experiences with watson ai while helping keep data secure. ♪ ♪ ♪ from banking to manufacturing, businesses are going with a smarter hybrid cloud, using the tools, platform and expertise of ibm. ♪ ♪ ♪ keeping your oysters business growing has you swamped. you need to hire. i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/promo maria: welcome back. well, the spending spree continues, the biden administration announcing the next $3 trillion spending package wi

she said to me, maria, it's not enough to denounce the ccp as bad.u're constantly talking about systemic racism, how bad america is, you can't proclaim your system to be superior to the communists and so i think that's an important point. we still have not seen a change in terms of policy. i don't think we've heard joe biden say that the coronavirus originated in wuhan, china either. >> look, when you come down to it, first of all, a president biden who offers to take questions and is then cut off while talking to house democrats has to lead you to believe that he's in such a cocoon, who knows what he really thinks. the fact is, how is he going to be for the reforms we need? they're more worried at the pent i don't know right now about what supremacists in uniform which is a major threat to the united states is an absurdity. we were told that we have to worried. yesterday there was going to be an effort to have a coup which didn't show up. the military has been told it's more important that they go through and investigate themselves than that they pr

number two, they believe that this ccp will evolve, and eventually become more free. so it was fine to help china become richer and more powerful. now we have a president who welcomed the rising china and now saying what most divorce called genocide as just a different cultural norm. >> culturally there are different norms that each country and their leaders are expected to follow. >> number three, the establishment has long believed that the future belongs to social liberalism. they want a supreme court that would lean in that direction. now democrats are emboldened enough to think they can ram through radical legislations to erase protections for religious freedom, and then, they think they will get the high court to go along with it. >> i love talking about the equality act. there were four things we're going to do. the courts take care of marriag equality. so the piece that was remaining was the four that we set out to do a number of years ago now th equality act. >> did she realize that moving her hands around doesn't make her any more logical in her presentation

your reaction to the ccp's fine-year plan? >> right.logy and innovation at the center. they are basically telling us what the game plan is for catching up to us in advanced science and technology. they're going to use their own corporations, stimulate innovation within chinese companies and also create a number of tax incentives, national laboratories, all kinds of things to boost innovation at home and the whole idea is they cut off dependency from western and american technology. they have a long way to go in sectors like semiconductors but they're ahead of us in other things like a.i. and robotics. it will be an important piece of upgrading their industrial pace. there's a dual circulation strategy, meant to create a robust internal economy driven by consumption and then also to increase essentially the reliance of the world on chinese supply chains. so they've laid out their gam plan for the -- game plan for the next five years. they're going to give us hints of a vision of china in 2035. this stacks up to what i cover in china's vi

close all bases and redeploy the troops based on the principle that the ccp is our major concern. number three, the fund any effort to spy on americans baset conservatives are terrorists. remind the security establishment that the american people are their masters, not their servants. if you are congressmen and senators are more suspicious of conservative activists than they are of illegal immigrants, then it is time to send them packing and restore our lost liberty. and that is the "angle." alan dershowitz, law professor and host of the pod request, fbi director. allen, reuters reporting that federal prosecutors handling january 6th cases have acknowledge that evidence they have offered on the report turned out to be a lot less than they initially claimed. where are all the civil libertarians out there tonight other than yourself? >> every civil libertarian and every liberal ought to join you in condemning for security state. that is a danger to all of us. we remember when they used the term sedition against people on the left during the weatherman period of the 1970s and liberal

is worth no report at all, allowing the ccp to continue to spread misinformation about the virus andhey played allowing it to spread. one thing is the chinese suggest it was on frozen food packaging. jen psaki said they will talk about this bill, this report once they have a chance to read it. president biden rejoined the who when donald trump pulled out saying it had been co-opted by china. carley: thank you. let's bring in the president of foreign-policy at the heritage foundation. wuhan has a level 4 virology lab, the joint who china report said they didn't come from the lab. is the only thing they say is not the source, they say it likely came from animals. what is your take? is this a cover-up? >> we know for sure that we will probably never know because the chinese government whenever allow an open and transparent investigation. if anything this report reaffirmed that. the other thing it demonstrates is more evidence the chinese are responsible for the global outbreak because they were never honest and forthcoming. regardless of where the virus actually started the reason why t

this is part of a continued ccp crackdown against democracy and freedom. meanwhile, the immigration crisis takes center stage in washington. the biden administration's policies being tested as more migrant children arrive at border facilities. markets this morning are rallying, the dow industrials at a record high this morning, futures gaining across the board. dow industrials up 104, nasdaq up 246 and s&p 500 higher by 30. this comes one day after the house approved the $1.9 trillion stimulus package, setting the stage for big rallies across the world. the dow closed above 32 you 32,r the first time ever as inflation fears fade and the money thrown at the economy lights up the market. the nasdaq was lower by 5, the s&p was higher by 23. european markets, more of a mixed story in europe. the european central bank is going to have a decision at 7:45 this morning ahead of that news the ft 100 is down 12, cac is up 10, dax index higher by just 1 point. in asia overnight, green across the board. take a look at the asian indices, the best performer china, shang

they believe that the ccp will evolve, and eventually become more free. meanwhile, they are making a ton of money over there so it was fine to help china become richer and more powerful. now we have a president who welcomed a rising china and now thinks what most of us call genocide is just a different cultural norm. >> culturally there are different norms in each country and the leaders are expected to follow. whether or not whether or not number three, the establishment has long believed that the future belongs to social liberalism so they want a supreme court that would lean in that direction. now democrats are emboldened enough to think they are ram through radical legislation to erase protections for religious freedom and they think they will get the high court to go along with it. >> i love talking about the equality act. we have for a long time a series of four things that we would like to do. it was not our doing. it was the court's. was marriage equality and the the courts took care of that. so the peace that was remaining of the four that we set

and when the ccp did eventually open the building up to the w.h.o.entist, well, let's just say they didn't get that close of a look. the w.h.o. had three hours, that's all, to tour the facility. they had no access to samples, no access to records no. access to key personnel. here's a former clinton official on the nature of this inspection. >> i wouldn't really call what's happened now an investigation. it's essentially a highly chaperoned, highly curated study tour. >> study tour? everybody around the world is imagining this is some kind of full investigation. it's not. this group of experts only saw what the chinese government wanted them to see. imagine if we had asked the soviet union to do a co-investigation of chernobyl. it doesn't really make sense. >> rachel: you cannot take anything the chinese communist party says at face value. whether it's the treatment of the uighurs, their brutal crackdowns in hong kong, or the origins of covid-19. china has proven time and time again that it just cannot be trusted. most logical people understand that.

we know that the world health organization pretty much works for the ccp.me from a lab. why can't they just tell us where it came from? >> yeah, this is not transparent at all. and we wrote an article, several doctors in congress, we wrote an article. those of us that understand scientific methods said the world health organization has to separate itself and be independent of china. well, if they can't do it then we need an independent examination. i'm disappointed in one way that the biden administration got right back in the world health organization without demanding anything and i am pleased to see that they're pretty much where the trump administration is, saying, hey, you're not being transparent here. you know, we knew early on -- they knew, the chinese knew that coronavirus is spread to humans and when there were two atypical pneumonias that turned out to be this covid virus, that a doctor was called in, she's the expert, the bat lady, she studied the viruses in caves for years, she came out and said this matches 96% of one of the viruses that i got

texas and the economy of china is the second-largest economy right after the united states and the ccpmber one superpower if their efforts materialize. what do you want to say about the meeting next week that is happening between the biden administration officials and the chinese officials in alaska? >> i think the bottom line you can talk tough all that you want which is what i think you're getting a little bit from the biden administration where the rubber meets the road is on the policies it's not enough to say were concerned about human rights in china and were concerned about their policies this is very similar to where we were with ronald reagan during the cold war the fundamental problem is not china it's a chinese communist party in the nature of the party that is the fundamental challenge and threat that we face. you can talk tough all that you want but you have to engage in policies and ensure that you win this competition and by the ways the levers and advantages that china has uncertain members of congress and their families look at what they have done to former secretary m

he was pretty much disappeared after making critical comments about the ccp. .brian: you hit it on thelear here. don't cross the communist party. don't do anything to stand in the way of their goal to control the marketplace, to control their population. the problem with alibaba from their standpoint is it was creating something different. it was creating something that people in china were aligning themselves with and they liked and it gave them a way to express each other and the regime got nervous about that and the crackdown came on the lead entrepreneur of that company. if you're doing business in china and you get any kind of following, watch out if you don't align with the communists. they're not going to let you operate there much longer. maria: yeah. exactly. and while american businesses are gearing up to sell to 1.4 billion people, they also need to recognize the national security risks and the institution they're dealing with, that is the ccp. when we come back, a terrifying moment caught on tape, a young boy dangling from a ski lift, that's next. wait until you hear what h

just rolled over for the ccp. that's why we can't trust what comes out of the ccp.rstanding the coronavirus better in march of 2020. what do you say? dagen: well, the world health organization from moment one has been in cahoots with the communist party in china and has been covering up and lying to the world about what was happening with this virus. i go back to the january 14th, 2020 tweet from the world health organization, preliminary investigations conducted by chinese authorities have found no clear evidence of human to human transmission of the nova coronavirus. to january 14th, no human to human transmission and they reversed that, reversed course in a matter of days to admit along with xi jinping in china that there was human to human transmission. ly add to the fact that working, the w.h.o. team that went into china to investigate the origins of this virus, the chinese authorities refuse today provide the team with the raw underlying data on early covid cases. and now that they suggest that it's extremely unlikely that the virus came from a lab incident, b

>> this remark kind of reminds me what we hear from the ccp about the very nice footage that they willducation camp. this is of course coming from what was supposed to be the most transparent administration in u.s. history and they're barring reporters from actually going inside these border facilities to see what's going on. they've also reportedly gagged border patrol officials, pressuring them not to talk to the media. they appear to be slow-rolling the actual numbers. this is very concerning. the biden administration is not following through on its transparency. biden of course is supposed to be holding a press conference this week. i do expect him to be asked tough questions about what's happening at the u.s. border. the number one concern for all americans should be what type of protocols they have in place regarding covid-19 infections. we know people are coming across the border not just from mexico but brazil and other countries. this makes americans vulnerable to more covid infections and potentially new strains. carley: that's so true. getting back to the situation where jou

form the core of our financial system are much stronger and more resilient that's true of the banks, ccp , and other non-bank financial intermediation markets and institutions. monetary policy to me would be achieving macro economic games financial regulatory policy and supervision for strengthening the financial system so it is strong and robust to withstand the things that couldn't frankly and we learned that 2008 through 2010. this time around the financial system held up very well. we found other areas that need strengthening and that is what we are working on now. >> thank you for taking my question. chairman can you talk to us about the relationship was systemic unemployment and the inspected increase of inflation? what about the expected increase of inflation does the former offset the latter and to which degree? >> the relationship between unemployment and inflation? is that the question? >> yes if they offset each other. >> yes. i think i am hearing you correctly. there was a time there was a tight connection between unemployment and inflation. that is long gone. we had extremel

number of concerns regarding the ccp and while i know the u.s.is very rough, we have our own issues. i did want to ask a series of questions and how the difference is, the moral differences between the u.s. and china. if the u.s. currently participates in ethnic cleansing of its own population and state run camps, yes or no? >> no. >> is the united states currently stealing intellectual property from companies doing business here in getting the technology to military? yes or no? >> certainly not federal government sponsored. >> is the u.s. speaking out in favor of democracy and human rights, yes or no? >> no. >> no and thank you, i want to highlight these differences from one week talk about the pacific. we must be clear to our partners and allies and this must be a moral clarity and what behavior they engage in and moral superiority. the western approach and approach of an open and free society versus a closed communist police state. i do not believe that racist rhetoric, that's a rhetoric in the challenges we confront. let me ask mr. hall's, a

minorities locked up in camps getting quote reeducated the ccp and the state-run media tried to shameack lives matter and its

they are basically getting reeducated and being faced with human rights abuses by the ccp.ges we may see? do you have a chance of whereby den's going here -- where biden's going here? >> basically it's in their dna, if you look back to carter, it was all about detente with the soviet union. trump came in and rebuilt our military, strong with china. biden has come back in, it's in that liberal dna, let's down size the military. they're talking about a 10% cut to dod, defund the police, defund the pentagon. that's who the leftists are. they don't care about our prosperity. maybe they don't understand what it takes to have peace and prosperity but that's who they are. maria: unbelievable. unbelievable. so they want to defund the police. they want to defund the department of defense or cut it by 10% and yet they want to raise $3 trillion in another infrastructure package. how are we going to pay for this, congressman? real quick, what taxes are going up? >> the corporate taxis the first thing on their list. we know that's what created the incredible prosperity in america. they'

jackie: the ccp said the u.s. is struggling with its own democracy as u.s.fficials say they're looking for a change in behavior from china. and the house approving two immigration bills creating a pathway to citizenship for millions of undocumented immigrants. the dream and promise act would help more than 3 million so-called dreamers and others gain legal status and a chance for citizenship. the farm workforce modernization act would help another 1 million immigrant agriculture workers and their families live legally in the united states. meantime, at the white house yesterday, press secretary jen psaki admitting there is a crisis before quickly backtracking. >> they would be partners in dealing with the crisis on the border. >> you said crisis on the border. was that -- >> challenges on the bore of deer. >> okay -- border. >> okay. that doesn't reflect any change in the administration's view of things? >> no, no. jackie: later this morning, dhs secretary mayorkas will visit the border in el paso. the european union health agency clears astrazeneca's covid

>> i think keeping pressure on ccp leadership, because of their actions on hong kong, and pressuringvariety of ways including sanctions. i think the use of individual sanctions is potentially helpful. steve: the magnitsky act. >> taiwan is fundamentally different in some important ways. china exerts sovereignty over hong kong, they claim sovereignty over taiwan. but they do not control it, they do not run it. for the benefit of the people of taiwan there is 80 nautical miles of water in between. they run their own affairs, democracy. they probably set the global standard on hanley coronavirus. some people we could really learn from. taiwan has different advantages to be able to deal with pressure, but that's -- that is not mean we step aside. we have obligations under the taiwan relations act that we try to implement faithfully and in short taiwan is able to continue to survive. steve: this week i interviewed the new japan ambassador to the united states. i asked him to talk about the tpp, and at the beginning of the process, he disagree with me on this, but i thought japan as a lagg

the ccp wants to reengineer the. on the same day that you gave your speech last week, xi said the biggest source of chaos in the present day world is the united states. this is why -- and i know you treat him seriously -- we cannot treat them as a normal adversary. and i wish you the best of luck in your discussions with them. we're truly in an ideological struggle. as you said in your speech, quote, china is the only country with the economic diplomatic, military and technological power to seriously challenge the stable and open international system, and i agree with you, sir. and i stand ready to work with you and the president to confront them. let me turn to russia. while the sanctions in response to navalny's poisoning and wrongful detention were an important step if this administration wants to counter putin regime's maligned influence it must ensure the nord stream 2 peep line is never completed. if we allow this pipeline to be completed it would be a tremendous victory for vladimir putin. yet the mandatory sa

the ccp wants to reengineer the. on the same day that you gave your speech last week, xi said the biggest source of chaos in the present day world is the united states. this is why -- and i know you treat him seriously -- we cannot treat them as a normal adversary. and i wish you the best of luck in your discussions with them. we're truly in an ideological struggle. as you said in your speech, quote, china is the only country with the economic diplomatic, military and technological power to seriously challenge the stable and open international system, and i agree with you, sir. and i stand ready to work with you and the president to confront them. let me turn to russia. while the sanctions in response to navalny's poisoning and wrongful detention were an important step if this administration wants to counter putin regime's maligned influence it must ensure the nord stream 2 peep line is never completed. if we allow this pipeline to be completed it would be a tremendous victory for vladimir putin. yet the mandatory sa

ccpn cover-up allowed to spread this okay ross in their own authoritarian agenda, so many times the ccp poses a generational threat, as we speak the committee genocide against ethnic and the religious minorities aggressively stealing u.s. intellectual property threatening taiwan, ratcheting up their military aggression in the region and preying on nations with their belton road initiative. we know the ccp wants to reengineer the world and promotes the marxist ideology as a better way and democracy. on the same day you gave your speech last week president xi jinping said the biggest source of chaos in present day world is united states, this is why and i know you treat them seriously we cannot treat them as a normal adversary and i wish you the best of luck in your discussions in alaska that was just announced we are truly an ideological struggle fightingh for democracy against authoritarianism and promoting freedom over oppression for 40 years we turned a blind eye to the ccp nature in the host we can bring them into the community of nations unfortunately it did not work as you said in

so another broken promise by the ccp. jonathan.aven't been any consequences yet for china. that's the main issue here. they killed indian soldiers in the him lay yas last summer. if have people in concentration camps going under sterilization and mass rape and they arrested the most significant opposition leaders in hong kong. at what point are we going to impose consequences in let's go to that for a second. china surpassed the united states in terms of fbi during the pandemic. many of their strategists were saying covid-19 has put china in an advantageous position right now geopolitically. we have to stop doing this. i think it should be very clear to business leaders and investors in the long run, china's a very bad investment. i mean, this is a very bad investment. the communist party is essentially in total conflict with its region. it's on press -- oppressing its people. you take taiwan where there was an important hearing this past month about the potential for war with taiwan, some of the best analysts in the united states

additional funding to deal with the crisis at the border, whether it's additional hhs funding or other ccp something we should definitely be watching for. it was something requested under the obama administration. it's certainly something the biden administration could be looking to this time around as well. >> seung min kim, appreciate it as always. ing that you. >>> vaccination rates are soaring across the country, especially over the weekend, and yet there's one large group of americans hesitant on getting their shot. that's next. ♪ ♪ we made usaa insurance for veterans like martin. when a hailstorm hit, he needed his insurance to get it done right, right away. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa re-entering data that employees could enter themselves? that's why i get up in the morning! i have a secret method for remembering all my hr passwords. my boss doesn't remember approving my time off. let's just... find that email. the old way of doing business slows everyone down. with paycom, employees enter and manage their own hr data in one easy-to-use software. visit paycom.com

it's true of the banks and ccps. thal finest intermediation. institutions. monetary policy should be, to me, should be passed over for achieving economic gains. regulatory and supervision should be for strengthening the financial system so it can withstand the kinds of things it couldn't. and we learned that in 2008, 2009, 2010. this time around, the regulated part of the system held up very well. we found other areas that need strengthening and that's what we're working on now. >> thank you. >> can you talk about things we ecpect in immigration. >> can you repeat then? you broke up for a second? what can you hear me now? >> yes. >> ok, great. if you ask about the persistence in pandemic. >> is that the question? >> yes. the persistence unemployment. yeah. >> i think i'm hearing you correctly. there was a time when there was a tight connection between unemployment and inflation. that time is long gone. and not extremely well. we have low unemployment in 2018 and 2019 without having troubling inflation at all. we have no doubt but bouncing around in unemploym

unacceptable to make concessions on human rights abuses and orders to secure a climate deal from the ccp said john kerry has been in touch with the envoy since first appointed and that their conversations will continue given that china is the largest emitter in the world. bret. >> bret: rich edson live at the state department, thank you. up next the panel on the biden border crisis "beyond the borders" tonight, container ship in egypt's suez canal. the pana mall flag vessel was blocking all traffic and the vital waterway around 10% of the worlds trade flows through that canal. an egyptian official says it could take at least two days to clear that ship. burma is ruling to free hundreds of people in the crackdown on protest against the overthrow of the elect of the government. meanwhile businesses in yang cong were shot and streets deserted in the strike called by anti-coup activist groups. researchers in bordeaux carefully studying a dozen by rules of french wines that return to earth after a stay aboard the international space station. they announce they are preliminary impressions toda

it's really a very kind of ccp type of conditioning to kind of conform and watch our words.found so striking about it -- you always at that point you got to think that nobody is safe from this. >> well, it -- i can't deny that it's pretty shocking, and it feels, you know, bullying and intimidating even though, again i don't have any definitive proof that it's as a result of my talking to conservatives and calling for, you know, union to defend america from encroaching tyranny, but it is intimidating and i just want to say i'm not alone, but i'm equally horrified that people -- you know, that conservative voices are being deplaftormed. there was this purge on social media conservative voices and to me as an american that was very scary. after i fear initial the last after i appeared on your show the last time, i got hundreds of emails thanking me and thanking you for having a trans partisanit conversation to heal some of these divisions and fight for these constitution and our bill of rights. the fact is i see it unfortunately my side, they are kind of in an embrace with big