when president biden first took office, the ccp wanted two things mostly, i believe.o away. that was the initiative where the doj was investigating the crimes and investigating bad behavior like intellectual property theft of the ccp and number two they wanted trump era tariffs removed. why are we doing everything that the ccp wants us to do? what are your thoughts on this? >> well, first of all, i thought president trump was the first president to take on china economically and so many unfair practices they were having in terms of competition and what it was doing to our industry. we lost the textile industry, we lost the furniture manufacturing industry due to china and we're on our way to losing the steel and aluminum industry and when president trump came in and i thought it was a sensible policy. i think most of us believe in free trade. but the facts are this was he designed to protect the american worker. and that's what those tariffs have accomplished. and i know there's pressure here certainly because of inflation to he remove some of them but i think they sh

ccp is anti-religion entity. inherently, anything that religion promotes, teaches, goes on the face of the ccp ideology. that's why they use the terminology, just transformation to force people to become an atheist, force people to give up their way of life, force people to give up their religious beliefs. and now we only know the most brutal version of depression has happened to the uighurs. but it begs the question who would be the next. so the international community as well as the chinese individuals on the ground, need to pay attention to the ccp policy, specifically going after vulnerable religious ethnic groups. >> i agree with bob fu, these people are endangered. the chinese have gone into places that nobody thought they would ever go in and all of a sudden they pick them up and they take them away and they're never seen again. so clearly, i'm speaking out for myself, not for the commission, there ought to be an effort to allow them to come to the united states to south korea is one of our great allies. w

that their business model the technology sharing even certain degree investment or connected to the ccp in in one instance. the the author mentioned that the new walk to ifly tech lobby. there's a slogan said we rule china today. we will rule the child the world tomorrow. so that's their ambition quite a slogan. yeah, quite a threat. yes. it's a threat so so i think that the american people are gradually waking up because our government in biparts and spirit doing something right about this particular issue, but i worry that the eastern central european countries even some western european countries are still not really appreciating the magnitude seriousness of the problem that we dealing with. i want to get into some of a stories that you spend so much of your book on especially stories about about women you really give so much attention to what what women have suffered. can you pick maybe one or two of the women that you wrote about and talk about what happened to them, especially as women in the camps and also outside of the camps. i had the pleasure to work with that. we were camp s

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why does joe biden keep giving the ccp what it wants?public comment period ends, gordon. what are you expecting here? >> i'm expecting that president biden will remove the tariffs or at least some of them. you know, this is really hopeless. inflation is a problem of course. but it's a problem because there's too much money because there's too much government spending. the tariffs have no effect or virtually no effect and the reason is, when these tariffs were put in place in 2018, china took steps that really ended up bearing about 80% of the cost of the tariffs. they did that by subsidizing export factories, they did that by fooling around with the currency, which means that any relief on the tariffs really goes to the chinese central government. it doesn't go to american consumers. right now, the rmbs is extremely weak, trading at 20 month lows. this will have no effect on the american consumer or at least no noticeable effect. maria: and yet as we all question the federal thrift fund and its ability to buy chinese stocks, those very c

are we going to see the further rolling over for the ccp by joe biden and removing those china tariffs's the drift of what we're seeing from administration officials. the story here is those tariffs were imposed under section 301 as a remedy for the theft of u.s. intellectual property. china has not stopped that theft. in fact, it's ramped up in fact of u.s. i ip which means we need a tariff infrastructure which is 1,000% tariffs if we're going to stop the chinese from steal thing hundreds of billions of dollars of the u.s. future. this means somewhere like $600 billion perhaps of ip theft every single year. so this situation is unsustainable, the tariffs are not as high as they should be, but biden's going to roll them back from all indications we've seen. maria: yeah. well, corporate america knows all about it. they have settled a number of cases with chinese companies, and then you're not supposed to discuss it. gordon, thanks very much. we will keep following all of that. great to get your insights as always. gordon chang joining us this morning on china. >>> coming up, getting bac

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we agree, as a rule, on ccp mortgage issues in matters related to all sorts of social issues and infrastructure. well, in particular, this is the novgorod region. this is the leningrad region, chuvashia and some others between in this sense, we are working enough and, as they say, in the sense already in such a way. well option. and of course, these are our the company's partners are large corporate businesses. uh, various authorities. so, in general, the agenda is broad, recently you came, and you started to open a branch in the dpr and lpr. tell us about the features of the bank's work in these republics. and what are the results already? the main thing is what will be the strategy? what services will be provided to clients first of all? uh. yes, absolutely right. we just recently opened two branches, one branch in the dpr and another branch in the lpr, we are opening within the framework of these branches we are opening. well, our outlets already have about 20 of them open now. and if you take anything, the republic can even be a little more. a. well, at the same time, there is enough growth

this, the diplomatic domestic diplomatic agenda to it, it helps, i think, increase the position of the ccp within in china, city citizenry generating that position and justification for the communist party as well. so the number a number of domestic reasons, international political reasons, but also military reasons as well. think about benefits and in terms of operating in space, right? you spoke about a dual use technology in terms of both civilian and military uses for of space. is that what particularly the concerns countries when it comes to china potentially also because of the lack of transparency when it comes to china, space plans there is that so inherently faces dual use? so everything from launch vehicles, the satellites to the, the data and services they create can be used for both audiences. and as you say, it's very difficult to understand. ready what china's objectives actually ours rather opaque in terms of its decision making. so that dual use element is quite problematic when we're looking at space, jerry and identifying what say military and what is not military and ver

regulating it would you rather ccp only regulate or u.s. involved if talking about access to various platforms no, i don't think you can restrict that. >> i agree i have critical conversations with my kids about impact of social media, i mean fentanyl biggest place to get 911 event laced drugs on snapchat. >> i had to have that conversation with 14 and 17-year-old saying listen i hope that you don't ever do this if you are being stupid enough to think about getting drugs off social media platform don't responsible parenting. >> using tiktok to lure in kids to beget away at border, much more ahead we are looking ahead to final read first quarter gdp out 20 minutes time, we want to know, are we in recession already? we are following futures after yesterday's tech led he sell-off more after this short break you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪♪ ♪ beautiful baby ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ lemons. lemons, lemons, lemons. look how nice they are. the moment you become an expedia member, you can instantly start saving on your travels. so you

start of the pandemic for a celebratory visit 25 years after britain's handover of hong kong to the ccplive right now "mornings with maria". ♪. maria: a new ap mark center for public research affairs, the research poll finds 85% of americans say that the country is headed in the wrong direction including eight and ten democrats, the same poll shows 79% say the economy is in poor condition and the average cost of gasoline, food, consumer goods are soaring as you can see joining the conversation overly long the washington examiner political investigative reporter sarah westwood also strategic wealth partner in ceo mark tepper, great to see everybody, thank you for being here. these are harsh numbers and i guess when you're not feeling good your behavior reflects that you pull in the spending, you're upset your thoughts on the latest poll numbers from the ap. >> i think the biden administration has to be seen these numbers and hearing this from voters around the country and they have continued to treat all of the problems that the policies have created as messaging problems. biden has appr

so we'll have more about the chinese defense minister, but it doesn't appear that the ccp is backingfrom america anytime soon, congressman. >> yeah. again, goes back, we've talkedded about this before, when you project weakness f from the oval office, which is exactly what is happening, you get bad things happening. i remember a few months ago former secretary of state the mike pompeo was asked the question would these the things have happened when president trump was in the white house. and i thought mike gave a great answer, he said, well, the short answer is i don't know, but i do the know this: hay didn't happen when -- they didn't happen when he was in the white house, and that speaks volumes, that says it all. that's the difference between strength as commander in chief of the united states and, frankly, the unfortunate situation we have now. maria: all right, congressman. it's good to see you. i want to get into your letter to the director of the fbi, director wray, but we'll do that another time because there's so much politicization going on across this administration. thank

. >> can you explain to the american people what you think that ccp's goals are vis-À-vis american have seek to exploit america's open society, and to the degree your views are probably changed over the last couple of decades everybody in 2000 had a much more benign view of what the ccp away china and the u.s. -- >> we leave this program now to bring you live coverage of the senate. senators vote later today on or a president biden's nominations. you are watching live coverage on c-span2.

current establishment is simply too weak and to compromise to ever meet the challenge presented by the ccp. cc and as things stand currently i hate to say this bluntly, butr we are on pace to lose our independence and eventually become a puppet state of the ccp. so we need a complete reform of our military, our intelligence community, our diplomats. no one and i mean no one thinks china fears this man. wewe cannot wait for the rest of the world either. no one , by the way, is calling for isolationism. they alwayssnism hit you back wh that one. it's simply an absurd lie.n but we cannot wait forel countries like france, germany and japan top help us . to be candid, the rest of the world thinks that america is in terminal decline at t this point and that the future ngprobably belongs to china. so no one's going to make sacrifices to help us if they think we're doomed. d number four, we need a patron audit government to manyto peope in d.c. and i've been there for too long.hey are i'm sorry to admit they'rere simply serving time until they can go lobby forrp multinational corporations or yes,

and women buying the very companies that may very well turn around and fight against america as the ccpcome the superpower going to fund their expansion in our federal thrift fund 401(k)? rex we should not allow that. that scans in the china was a department of justice investigating chinese theft you have been working with me and terms of getting making a public from hunter biden's entanglements, is that one of the results of that is canceling that to investigate the theft of our international properties across the board present biden has been weak on china. he has been a week across the board tempting tyrants like vladimir putin to invade ukraine. that was what happens when you're awake and american of adversaries taking advantage of the situation in china is doing that as well. >> it's the right question to ask the tens of millions of dollars you been able to document that his family is taken and from chinese officials presented our appreciate you joining us this morning. senator ron johnson joining us this weekend. quick break than gas buddy warning national gasoline prices will hit

we are worried about semiconductor chips as well semiconductor chips in taiwan, another reason for ccp how important this you semiconductor shortage has been in terms of negative impact, on the business, how would you assess the semiconductor supply right now? >> well, the semiconductor supply is lagging because there is a big demand for chips, the -- you know we talked about generically like chips like talking about cars, and cars that are 30 years old 20 years old 10 years old, the chips biggest demand are from 10, 15 years old semiconductor industry reluctant to invest in opec technology to meet that demand the leading edge, china not china but taiwan, is leading in that regard, although we have intel intel not you a slouch we have ibm we have that capability to make chips. maria: t.j. where do you see growth in tech right now yesterday we had on ceo servicenow bill mche dermott former ceo sap talking about digital transformation listen to what he said. >> digital transformation is an 11 trillion-dollar market between now and 2025, and we build enduring platform for fast changing wo

to take paris out there obviously bending to them in terms of investing a chinese company with the ccpe have been pretty clear their own internal communications they think they have the united states over a barrel. because of inflation come because the bad economy because of stock shortages in the grocery stores in the department stores with each icing thing kinda get with anything they want right now. and present biden will lift the sanctions no matter what because once looked like he is doing something but i think in both of these cases whether it's in the saudi's or whether it is with the chinese or even with the russians i think present biden's always looking for scapegoats. with this set is left to go to saudi arabia doesn't quite get what he wants and he can say i tried. it's the saudi's fault it is putin's fault. the dog ate my homework. i think that is where he's going with this because the saudi's don't do many favors and neither will china. >> it and take a skull initial in this administration for another star we are following to american veterans possibly three now volunteer

this is more for the ccp i think is owed to you.that's a considerable i think when you think about china the language matters. my two leading advisors on this issue were both former chinese citizens. who just became the president of purdue university thisweek . it's very important to understand where from whence the threat emanates. it doesn't reflect broadly that the least of the chinese people themselves and we should do, this is in iran. to court the iranian people christians, jews living in iran we want to court the chinese people and get them headed back in the right direction. i want them as a part of this understanding about human dignity that comes from the idea that we can trade. but when we get to that point we are prepared to engage in that then this isn't about animus towards the country of china for the people of china. this is about protecting the value sets and these are the japanese, these australians, europeans as i mentioned and all the west including south central america. we're going to need everyone to work on t

i took out a loan from ccp honor. here i applied. i needed money. i took the amount of 50,000 rubles. in 2016. i paid everything absolutely and i was given a certificate about this by a woman for help, the bureau of investigation of the all-russian popular front turned to me. activists figured out the debt, and the truth was written off wrongfully no one even informed tatyana at the court session. as a result, i think she was unblocked, but she still remained a debtor, but she did not leave the cooperatives and membership fees continued to accrue on her, which she simply did not know about and after a lapse of time women's contributions. she started writing off. through respectively, the court order of such court orders turned out to be more than 20.000, kamyshin is a small town in the volgograd region. slightly more than 100,000 people live here and one in five was a consumer loan seeker. cooperative honor for example, there are no banks in the districts. and that's the cooperative opened its branches and that's it. uh, in these branches, people we

human rights. congress on a bipartisan and bicameral basis will continue to condemn and confront the ccp human rights abuses in chin jong and in the region and hold it accountable. if america does not speak out for human rights in china because of commercial interests, we lose all moral authority to speak out for human rights any place in the world. but it's not quite that simple, and there is already been a lot of confusion over what is defined as force labor for chinese companies, as well as what rules american companies are supposed to follow. while you as lawmakers claim they are concerned for human rights. now that concern appears to be non existent for the american companies that allegedly still use labor from sweatshops such as nike and just me. or the companies that have been caught profiting off of force labor and child labor overseas in order to obtain home oil for their products, such as nestle and procter and gamble. and that's not to mention the companies that will do anything for cheap, cobol mining for their electronic many of them dian landslides, from his fixation while

supplies, which are used in everything from batteries to fighter jets, ending americas dependence on the ccp for extraction and processing of these elements is critical to winning the strategic competition against china and protecting our national security us dependency on china is being declared to be a national security risk due to the fact that missiles anti tank weapons and other pentagon hardware depend on rare earth minerals for their computer chips. when china cut off japan supply, this was a very dramatic blow. now we have us officials coming forward and saying we need domestic production of this vital commodity. our mission as a company is to restore the full rare of supply chain to the knighted states of america. and so we have this unique resource. we can also do it in an environmentally conscious way. we have by now invoking a war time law to make sure it gets done. strong words and dramatic legislation are one thing, but actually getting it done might not be so easy. currently, the united states only has one mind that extracts where are minerals and setting up a whole chain coul

i took out a loan from ccp honor. here i applied. i needed money. i took the amount of 50,000 rubles. in 2016. i paid everything absolutely and i was given a certificate about this dana for help, a woman turned to the bureau of investigation of the all-russian popular front. the activists found out the debt, and the truth was unlawfully written off at the court session. nobody even notified tatyana. as a result, her accounts were unblocked, but she still remained in debt, but she did not leave the corporate party and she continued to accrue membership fees, which she simply did not know, and over time, these women's contributions. they began to write off from her through, respectively, court orders, more than 20,000 such court orders turned out to be, kamyshin is small. a little more than 100,000 people live here in the town of the volgograd region, and every fifth was a shareholder of a loan for a consumer cooperative honor. for example, there are no banks in the area. and that's the cooperative opened its branches and that's it. uh, here in these

this is which document is not a ccp document. this is a directive chairman. this is the first.fore our eyes. very similar to how the situation around ukraine unfolded. look at the same, the united states of america again says that we will not allow taiwan, that china will invade. here china will invade putin will invade ukraine tomorrow putin will move to the border tomorrow. everything, just like someone with a mirror is a mirror reflection. it is quite possible that the chinese leadership will try to prevent this scenario, uh, to prevent the united states of america hasn't pumped up. uh, taiwan is pumped up as it should be. uh, ukraine's weapons have drawn conclusions. maybe china has learned from our mistake in 2015, there is a certain logic to this in that preventive means a problem, but let's do it this way, but in order for you to ask a cool question. it seems to me the most correct question. announce the list, please, when you ask. and that some kind of document is needed for this, but in a different context, in the case of taiwan, there is no additional document, if the

not china as an object that ccp is owed to you. click set is the considerable achievements. >> it's important the language matters. my two leading advisors on this issue were both former chinese citizens. it just became the president of purdue university this week i'm excited about that for purdue and for america. it's very important to understand where the threats from whence the threat emanates is a communisten regime. it does reflect violate the t beliefs of the chinese people themselves and we should do, just as we tried to do the same thing to support the s iranian people, christians, jews, those living and ironic. we want to make sure we support the chinese people try to get that country headed back in the right direction. i want them to be part of this understanding human dignity coming from the image of god. would trade do more and will be get toge that point we prepareda engage in that this is not about animus toward the country of china or the people of china. this is about protecting the value set that matter most were g

indicators and now, thank god, we have a lot of operational indicators in our hands, starting with ccp the central bank. here's a great job done we really have enough economic statistics, so that, well, adequately, as adequately as possible, assess the situation. then why is maxim stanislavovich as i understand it, he wants to add then why, after all, here is the indicator. drop it's always interesting where it all starts now everyone sees the manufacturers of good things they want and it's best to check. already, taking into account the transformation, if you agree with this, what awaits us, look, if you look at our entire economy, we have now given the example of lada granta yes, the cars of our economic development are part of the details financing of high-tech companies there are a number of other elements that are not currently available. this is exactly the task of exactly that structural change in the economy, which was told to make it so that the car was assembled and at the same time was of good quality. import substitution yes, well, it is obvious that import substitution in

many chinese live here becoming a target for propaganda from the ccp. in sidney chung, e. e. e. e. fong has tracked their efforts during the pandemic. this is a typical case of missing information by the senate commissioner party. they didn't oh, our war to eliminate the real information and keep those information away from the public. they center the doctors and delete any information link to this outbreak. by covering up the outbreak, beijing put the world in danger. people continue to gather and then the white ship that of vidas line had value fast for the force capital weeks. and at that point, thousands or millions of people will at each level to either part of china and other part of the world. what's behind the tactic is it's simply about deflecting attention from one's own mistakes. the i was considered a 1st senior official, defective publicly for 14 years have been working for the yet minister of foreign affairs. the regime under she jane pain is a very ambitious. and he made a long term plan, is to turn china to be the number one superpower in the world. in 2049, with

understandin of the concern here we have more personal, more sensitive data that is going back into the ccp operation. >> mr. commissioner, appreciate that it's worth the letter -- the letter is worth reading. we'll see you century. >> thanks. >>> still to come, why jpmorgan argues there's more pain ahead for the internet sector. a very happy birthday to the ip iphone machin if you have this... and you get this... you could end up with this... unexpected out-of-pocket costs. so if you're on medicare, or soon to be, consider this. an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare. medicare alone doesn't pay for everything. and what it doesn't pay for, like deductibles and copays, could add up to thousands of dollars. medicare supplement plans help by paying some of what medicare doesn't... and making your out-of-pocket costs a lot more predictable. call unitedhealthcare now and ask for your free decision guide. medicare supplement plans also let you see any doctor. any specialist. anywhere in the u.s. who accepts medicare patients. take charge of your health care today. consid

nothing peculiar about his middle-aged son coming along and being introduced to all the higher-ups at the ccp for joe biden to be shaking the hand of hunter biden's new chinese business partner who took him into this enormous deal with this firm that he was given a 10 percent stake in for nothing and that ended up in 2019 to have to and a half billion dollars with management and the other thing is that from the laptop we know that joe biden financially benefited personally from under biden's business deals. so we don't have a lot but there dis a little bit and it's very damning and that is that there were shared bank accounts . there were shared debit cards and there was also some evidence that hunter biden was actually paying the household bills for joe biden. there was a monthly at&t phone bill. just a couple hundred dollars but there were also some evidence of bills for maintenance on his mansion, one of his mansions in delaware. retaining wall being fixed, some paintings, someshutters being repaired . air-conditioning being replaced in a cottage on the ground. you know, a few thousand her

adversaries that is the chinese communist party and the policy that's required to push back on the ccp'sthe united states as the number 1 super power? >> you know what, i think the best thing that we can do is keep a focus on what is in the best interest of the united states and sometimes just pushing back on all of the fronts is not the best thing to accomplish our objectives. i think what we should do is find areas to where it benefits us to work with china, do that and without hesitation push back enough areas where it's not but i remember that sometimes we get too caught up in the chinese is the enemy adversarial situation and we push back everywhere and we have to be smarter about how we engage with china. maria: and then there's iran. the head of the un's atomic agency says that iran has dealt a potentially, quote, fatal blow to accord. the head of the agency is calling on iran to reverse this decision, lieutenant colonel, but some people are questioning why the the u.s. is negotiating to get back to this deal in the first place. >> well, you know, the -- the unpleasant truth is th