we want the ccp regime to step down. that's what hong kongers ask for now.lf. i dare say that... right, but that... if i may interrupt, because we're nearly out of time, that turns you from being a politician, working inside a system, to being a sort of exiled revolutionary looking to bring the entire edifice down. are you happy to make that transformation? i'm happy to. i think the world needs a paradigm shift. it's time to question the legality of the ccp regime that rules hong kong. it's time to talk about hong kong's self—determination, not necessarily independence. but it shouldn't be a taboo. it should be an option that people should talk about, openly and freely, by free countries. but if you say that with such clarity, it may be a battle that you can never win. you understand that? you never know, because the world never imagined hong kong can be changed like that in two or three years, that's so unrecognisable. so, in politics, anything can happen. so, if the world act collectively and be courageous facing the economic threats, military threats, the

for example, they see the type of ccp up chrissy on display -- ccp high proxy on display. co-conspirators mercilessly harassed a naturalized u.s. citizen to try to force him to return to china against his will. the accused the victim of embezzling money but two of the subjects who targeted him, two of the defendants charged today, are themselves involved in a scheme to launder millions of dollars. as if that were not enough evidence, the real purpose of their operation was political, they gave their victim a deadline to return by. the 20th ccp congress earlier this month. there are focused on -- they are focused on repression, not law enforcement. our partners also seep is ccp's broader hypocrisy. while the ccp claims to stand for noninterference in state affairs, what the chinese government does is interfere with sovereign governments around the world whenever doing so suits beijing. here, interfering with our independent judiciary. violating both our sovereignty and the norms of police conduct to run lawless intimidation campaigns here in our backyard and corrupting our

our partners also see the ccp's broader hypocrisy. while the ccp claims to stand for noninterference in state affairs, what the chinese government does is interfere with sovereign governments around the world whenever doing so suits beijing. here, interfering with our independent judiciary. violating both our sovereignty and the norms of police conduct to run lawless intimidation campaigns here in our backyard and corrupting our academic freedom to further their campaign of repression and theft. the fbi is going to continue to say what we mean and mean what we say. our partners here and abroad, many of whom tell us they are battling chinese aggression themselves know that they can depend on us against the chinese government and countless other dangers. let me urge any person or company being targeted or approached by the chinese government to come to the fbi for help. no american citizen, resident, company or university should battle this threat alone. you don't have to. you can report information through your local fbi field office o

why has the ccp have been able to put police stations in our country. that reporting also, maria , they shouldn't have police station so they shouldn't be doing law enforcement here. of course, that's just nonsense. you'll remember we had a huge spy operation being conducted by the chinese communist party . when we were in office, we closed the chinese consulate in houston, texas, where they are operating out of, but this effort of the chinese communist party to influence people here inside the united states. that's something you and i have talked about an awful lot. this problem is inside the gates. they're telling american citizens of chinese heritage. you have family back there. be careful. we know where your family is. this is this is exactly what communist parties do. this is what authoritarian regimes do. we should not permit that to be happening inside of our country. we have to protect every american and that's exactly what you did as secretary of state when we had a string of indictments out of the d.o.j. because of your focus on the surveillan

serious issues the fact this family was taking money from chinese officials tied to the ccp, just asd goal of overtakeing the united states as number one superpower we've been talking all morning about their behavior a police station in new york a ccp police station, how is it possible that chinese chinese have police in this country yesterday these guys are playing with politics. >> i think two things maria, i think that number one, we are hatred for donald trump clouded their judgment, number two, i believe, that they thought at first glance wrongdoing were so bad, there is no way joe biden would have allowed his son to receive million of dollars from russia and china for nothing, for influence peddling. when you look at the evidence it is hard to believe but whether it is true. nobody has ever done anything like this when you you took about politicians corruption history will view biden family at the top of the list the amount of money ep this family received from adversaries for a nothing hunter biden doesn't manufacture anything hunter biden doesn't sell anything he is not lie k

the ccp financed it. it uses economic power. i've spoken here at this very podium before about the revisionist realignment which they attempt. this is a deep, grand conspiracy against russia, china and iran and other elements or freedom coming together to use or share resources in this very region. we can't permit that to happen. allowing china to get the foothold and desires in the arctic camp empower it and russia. this will threaten our capacity to protect the american people and we may not, must not let that happen. we can leave in the arctic. we have done it before. i'm confident we will do it again. our national security depends on it. i'm happy to have a good conversation with you all. come up and help me get it started. >> ok. i'm going to take this. >> sure. >> thank you very much for those wonderful remarks. first question, one of the members of the arctic council. many years, russia and other countries in europe. how do you ensure will have a much greater per active participation in the arctic council? >> first, it ha

we have our own law enforcement america, why has the ccp been able to put police stations in our country i have seen that reporting also maria they should have police stations or they should be doing law enforcement here, of course that is nonsense. you will remember we had a huge spy operation being conducted by the chinese communist party when we were in office we close the chinese consulate in houston, texas when they were operating out of this effort of the chinese communist party to influence people inside of the united states, that is something that we talked about an awful lot. this is inside the gates the telling american citizens of chinese heritage and family, be careful we know where your family is this is exactly what communist parties do we should not permit that to be happening inside of our country we have to protect every american. maria: that is exactly what you did as secretary of state when we had a string of indictments out of the d.o.j. because of your focus on the surveillance programs that were in place by the ccp in the theft of intellectual property. unfortunatel

california representative darrell issa on congress' role in allowing the ccp to gain ground.all right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: and we bin this sunday morning with the balance of power in congress at stake in just nine days. president biden and democrats will face a referendum from voters on the direction of the country from everything from out of control inflation to record numbers of unvetted migrants crossing into america through the southern border. the latest fox news power rankings has republicans winning control of congress with 233 seats which will most likely give my first guest the power of the gavel as speaker of the house. joining me right now is house republican leader california congressman kevin mccarthy. congressman, it's good to see you this morning, welcome. >> thanks for having me a back on, maria. maria: so how are you feelingsome i know you've been campaigning, crisscrossing the country, how do you peel about the midterms now a week away? >> i feel very good about our candidates. i think they are one of the best recruited cla

this is very concerning, that the ccp has its own police station in the united states.ongressman darrell issa yesterday on sunday morning futures to talk about how the chinese communist party is infiltrating the united states. here's what he said. >> if you are a student in china, you're compromised. if you're going back to china, you're come he pro miffed. we've been -- compromised. we've been warned it's n a active effort. we've been warned a they're likely to use all of the, if you will, the cold war tactics and yet time and time again you see members of congress and others falling for it. perhaps they're falling for it and perhaps they're simply don't have their guards up because they're not worried about iran, they're not worried about russia, they're not worried bow about china but they should be. maria: gordon, where is this going? >> well, the issue here, you know, china's violating our sovereignty but the reason why they felt bold enough to open up a police station is because at least as far back as the obama administration and continuing to today, we've allowe

maria: well, unfortunately, this president keeps rolling over for the ccp.programs are in place. they're even surveilling american citizens, and yet what does this president do? he cancels the china initiative back in february of 2022. in the trump administration, where you were taking national security issues quite seriously, you had this china initiative where you could investigate surveillance, investigate intellectual property theft. why cancel it? >> you know, this is a really key point that most people have missed. the biden administration comes in, and it was a very good. unit of the u.s. government that was looking into chinese spying. chinese spying of taking critical infrastructure technology and taking it back to china. the biden administration comes in and says, well, by think that's discriminatory, it's a really bad idea, so they cancel it. spying on america, nobody's stopping you. and if at the same time that american cities are defunding our police, the chinese are funding their police corps that is in american cities. and as you said, their g

maria: talk about what the ccp's goals are.f the new people's congress, and their stated goal has to become the number one superpower, overtaking the united states. obviously, easier to do if you've got a commander in chief who's compromised. [laughter] >> no doubt. look, it's been very clear for a couple decades that this was their mission. the chinese communist party has been at war with the united states, economic war for all of that time. the united states just turned the other cheek. this has been are republicans and democrats alike. we were the first administration to cop front them in a d confront them in a serious way. you gave the statistics about chinese economic growth. that was almost all on the backs of the american people, lost intellectual property you describedded. the only way they were able to grow was by cheating and allowing the chinese communist party to compete on terms that made it fundamentally unfair for american companies. we need leaders that are prepared to address this to challenge it. when we do, w

i recognize it was likely an accident out of the wuhan lab but the ccp covered it up and the ccp corneredg and dominating all of the ppe equipment, the gloves and masks. i was told in the middle of 2020, that the ships were on their way to america and they were told to turn around because china wanted those products. so you can understand my reaction to putting a chinese american on a quarter. i mean, we keep rolling over for the ccp and we're not he demanding answers in terms of covid. now you've got the head of the u.s. navy warning that the military must be prepared for the possibility of a chinese invasion of taiwan before 2024. the admiral telling the atlantic council yesterday, quote, when we talk about the 2027 window in my mind that has to be a 2022 window for potentially a 2023 window. i did not mean at all to be an alarmist. it's just that we can't wish that away. jamie, how do you see all of this? there's open source reporting that china will invade taiwan within the next 18 months. >> i don't know whether china will or won't invade taiwan but certainly china is becoming extrem

multi-liberal and institutionalized development of consultative democracy, to improve the system of ccp led multiparty corporations at work to improve the system through which ccp committees conduct oversight on the members they engage with people from various sectors. where active develop -- democracy at that primarily level will allow governance under the level of primary parties and improve the institutional and working systems for direct democracy at the primary level. we will rely wholeheartedly on the working class and protect workers'lawful rights and interests. we will consolidate the broadest patriotic united front and build a broad humidity and solidarity -- comedian solidarity. we w -- community and solidarity. we will encourage the sons and daughters of the chinese nation to dedicate themselves to realizing the chinese dream of national rejuvenation. we will strengthen our party's unity and corporation -- cooperation with other political parties. we will forge a strong sense of community. the parties work on ethnic affairs. we will remain committed to the principle that reli

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

another interesting information that each of these companies have threat directly connected to the ccp leadership. that means their business model, the technology sharing, even certain degrees investment all connected to the ccp. in one instance the author mention, there's a slogan we will rule china today, we will rule the world tomorrow. so that's her ambition. >> quite a slogan, or a threat. >> it is a threat. the american people are gradually waking up because our government and bipartisan spirit doing something right about this particular issue. but i worry that the eastern and central european countries evene some western european countries are still a really appreciating the magnitude, seriousness of the problem that we are dealing with. >> i want to get into some of the stories that you spent so much of your book on especially stories about women. you really get so much attention to what women have suffered. can you pick may be one or two of the women he wrote about and talk about what happened to them, especially as women, in the camp thatt also outside of the camps? >> i had

darrell i saw on hunter biden's crimes and allowing the ccp to gain ground. it is all right here on "sunday morning futures". ♪ we begin this sunday morning with the balance of power in congress. president biden and democrats will face a referendum of voters on the direction of the country. from everything from out-of-control inflation to record numbers of unvented grids crossing into america through the southern border. the latest power rankings has republicans winning control of congress. most likely giving my first guest this morning the power of the gavel as speaker of the house. joining me right now is california congressman kevin mccarthy. good to see you this morning. welcome. >> thank you for having me back on, rhea. >> how have you been feeling. how do you feel about the midterms now a week away. >> i feel very good about our candidates. one of the best recruited classes i've seen. the number one issue right now is the cost of living. watching everything these families are struggling. price of gas, grocery stores, now we have halloween coming here ca

maria: dagen i want to get your take on he surveillance from ccp we have ccp police in new york, new city mayor eric adams reportedly attended gala as honored guest more than 100 beige set up around the world to spy they say chinese nationals i am not buying just spying on chinese nationals the fact honored mayor adams tells me they are spying on eric adams, potential what is the china communist party to maria pot point what are they doing inside our borders the collect information not just china nationals but all americans, and use that against the united states. >> look tiktok would be example number one just, scooping up data they say data is new oil don't know what they want to do hoovering up information this network of police sayings is archipelago around the world unbelievable because bringing that thousands, of china, to go home blackmailing threatening families back at home bringing them back, having, yes spying on us we are seeing, increasing numbers just saw federal indictments, a lot of bad stuff i think we have been very, very naÏve we haven't seen realized who we are de

for president as a bidens were taken in millions from chinese energy companies cefc with ties to the ccp is here to talk all about that. don't miss it at 7:30 a.m. eastern. "mornings with maria" is live right now. a♪ ♪ members of the gop oversight committee demanding more from answers from the fbi about hunter biden's chinese secretary congressman james comer sending a letter to the fbi claiming oversight committee has documents proving that hunter biden's business secretary jackie bow is tied to the china. a leaked text from her back to hunter biden says uncle joe should run for president in 2020. jon stewart also slamming hunter's history of shady business deals and influence peddling. >> as far as, hunter biden being on the board of burisma. to me that his corruption straight off the bat. >> showed me the conversation all morning long fox business dagen mcdowell "fox & friends" first cohost todd pyro and strategic wealth partners mark tapper. great to see everybody this morning, i said it from the beginning china got the guy in the white house. todd pyro your reaction to what were the

when you send people that are hard-line security people from the ccp, chinese, his party, and you're going to get a particular outcome. >> in the book you talk is about the notion of hong kong as is very free open capital city, a place were basically people flock to make money. anybody spent time in hong kong sees that. there's other sides. there's a huge office tower and until recently -- you get a work visa very easily to travel and out of hong kong. low tax, you know, very business friendly. the thinking in the years before the protest, so with the crackdown was xi jinping and the ccp of today didn't want to give up the so-called goose that lays the golden egg. and by cracking down on freedom they could be risking seriously harming or even destroying a key asian financial center that needed those very freedoms and especially the sense of the british contract law to survive. what has changed there? and what allowed that risk in killing the goose that laid the golden egg to occur? and i wondered myself lately whether it was inevitable. >> yeah. well, i can't answer whether or not it

before the protests and certainly the crackdown was that even she didn't paying the sheeping and the ccp of today didn't want to give up the so called goose that laid the golden egg and that by cracking down on freedoms. they could be risking seriously harming or even destroying a key asian financial center than needed those very freedoms and especially the sense of the you know, the british contract law to survive change there and you know what allowed that risk in killing the goose that laid the golden egg to occur and and i've wondered myself lately whether it was inevitable. yeah, well, i can't answer whether or not it's inevitable. i think there's a lot of contingency in history, but i think a couple of factors is great question one is from a macroeconomic standpoint. i think hong kong matters a lot less than it did in 1997. i mean china is what i think it's an 18 trillion dollar economy. obviously second only to the us much larger than japan and yeah the flows that come through hong kong are important. i think much of the you know, technology human know how that's come through hong

he says that china's experience can serve as an example to many countries in china, the ccp has greatause it mobilizes energy. both the party itself and the whole people, the goal is to become, by 2050, modern for all relations socialist country for the whale. it is quite achievable that china does not impose its culture or political system on the goal of the prc to carry out modernization to improve the living conditions of its own people; china owes its success in many respects, both to the dedication of the people and to the organizational capabilities of the communist party of the prc . at the same time, chinese projects are being implemented in all corners of the planet from bolivia to the solomon islands from minsk to kinshasa from canada to australia is true. in recent years, it has become a habit to start diplomatic wars with china literally out of the blue. the most striking example is the lithuanians, who, without any reason , suddenly started a conflict with beijing, which resulted in a complete rupture of all economic ties a little earlier, the same trade war was declared

the ccp, that is going through its own internal unrest right now. i believe is probably purchasing this with things like central bank digital dollars in you want that are -- yuan that is coming to a criminal -- critical nature of people are uprising in china. we need to look at how these purchases are being made. are we accepting fiat ccp yuan in georgia as an actual currency. it is about as good as u.s. currency, the fiat currency we are about to have hoisted on us. i will not tell you or anyone else as governor how or who to sell your property to. i imagine in the end the free market will work itself out. stacey: the state of georgia is watching our farmland be purchased by the chinese calmness party. while that -- communist party. while that is not normally a conversation we have a to some degree should be concerned about. agriculture is our number one industry, we have 13 military organizations, the fact that the state of georgia is using technology that both presidents have warned be a national security threat to be dashed to the concern of geo

china is now personally with the children on the eve of the 20th congress of the ccp, in a politicald to take every step carefully and the americans take advantage of it. there is a moment there is hope, otherwise the audience will listen. this is generally good news. no, there is hope, after all, this is the twentieth congress of the ccp, uh, because everything is moving towards it, and the november elections in the united states are very important, because this hysteria is escalating the atmosphere. uh, irrational companies. of course, american society is very important for democrats, because according to the alignment they lost lost to trump. uh, due to the failed policy, first of all, domestic policy, uh, which they carried out, and in these conditions, the escalation of military hysteria, the feeling that only they can save the world, and trump, here he will lead it somewhere. this is actually their direction before the elections is correct. nancy pilot this one. uh, the horseman of the apocalypse is elderly or a passenger, given that on plane b mostly flying passengers apocalyp

is a great point you're bringing up because i think that the ccp is following the political debates in and they're piling on on social media to up up up the chaos that right so favor certain candidates, the democrats favored the democrats. let's be. let's be clear. they favor joe biden over bernie sanders in the democratic party primaries. and then, of course, they favored biden over trump in the general election, and they were quite effective. they had this massive campaign. pain and it's not just social media. it's text messages is across the board. they are influencing americans in basically telling us not to defend ourselves. we need real leadership here. we do and we don't have it. unfortunately right now china can take us by surprise because you have the biden administration, even in the pentagon among the three and four stars, they don't understand the urgency of the danger and part of it is that we have to question whether or not this guy in the white house has compromised. i'm sorry with all of the money having taken from the chinese officials, gordon it's great to talk with y

they say look, i want to go buy china stocks,, of course, in effect is funding the expansion of the ccpith respect to the to your gus i don't think xi jinping is taking a wrecking ball to the communist party of he is strengthening it what he was hired to do clamp down o domestically strengthen it in the presence abode whether what do i tell investors the same thing that happened in russia where you saw huge corporate exit could also happen in china it could happen sooner than you think. so diverse, diversify a stable rule of law that the predictable business environment he well coming business world. >> few around the world, australia japan kind of places japan always a hope they are never going to reform it seem unfortunately i think means united states looks more and more competitive this time, time goes on in our political cycle, will allow us to return to that more competitive business environment, probably sooner rather than later. >> you mentioned jimmy lai a hong kong court has found immediate tycoon jimmy lai guilty of fraud the latest in a number of cases against lai i know the

today, the ccp has grown, let's say so significantly, in its composition of 96 million and 700,000 people. previously, congresses were convened with different breaks, and since the seventy-seventh year they began to do this every five years, by the way, by coincidence, the twentieth congress of the communist party of china a. the cpsu can be called a certain point, which can be considered a little bit of a change in the era, then 66 years ago a secret report was read. khrushchev about. stalin's cult of personality and its consequences, which led to tectonic shifts today in another part of the world. we are also talking about a global change in the world order, his by no means secret speech means that he takes a clear position against hegemony earlier such reports were not talking about the fact that between china and the united states it is obvious that the hegemony policy pursued by the united states is different. we have n’t seen it in the world yet, which means it’s obvious that it was almost chinese-style direct, and there was no such condemnation of the policies of western countries

are we accepting fiat ccp yuan in georgia as an actual currency? it's about his good as the u.s.rency, the fiat currency we will have foisted on us in terms of the cbdc. i won't tell you or anybody else as governor how or who to sell your property two. and i imagine that in the end, the free market will work itself out. donna: thank you. stacey abrams, 30 seconds. ms. abrams: the state of georgia is watching our farmland be purchased by the chinese communist party. while it is normally not a conversation we have, it is something we should be concerned about. agriculture is our number one industry and georgia has 13 military installations. the fact that the state of georgia is working with the chinese communist party using one of their technologies that both donald trump and joe biden have warned is a national security threat. it should be of great concern to every georgian. it is not about being concerned simply about who is owning all -- the land. it is is about how much access to our information they have. donna: you may ask your question of stacey abrams. mr. hazel: i agree, t

ccp for sure. the main event of not only this year will be heard by the country during these seven days in october. which way it will go in the new five-year plans, but the answer to this question is vital for other players in the international arena, reading has already become the second economy on the planet and is gaining more and more influence in world politics. we are pursuing a policy aimed at ensuring universal state security, unshakable will. protecting our sovereignty and development interests. the people's republic of china achieved comprehensive strengthening. state security, we are gradually making progress in the fight aimed at eliminating the evil forces about the evil forces, please, in more detail, perhaps for some of us this is all internal chinese slogans, pyaeng, indeed, he thinks first of all about himself, this has been the case for many centuries and hardly ever the question of what he wants now will change. china bout to promote the building of a community with a shared futu

it is about money jonathan whether this administration, or corporations, not wantings to upset the ccp give away the business, as they get entrÉe into selling to 1.4 billion people you spoke about this a lot. >> well maria i mean we built the people's republic of china built it giving them access to our market the largest in the world by giving access to our technology, giving them access to our capital we did this. it ways grarian nation the opening for united states transferred supply chains over there probably greatest mistake in modern history i think will be regarded by historians if we come out successfully as unconscionable, rather you know, mindless thing that we did, to invite an unreconstructed communist china into community of nations hoping for the best there was very, very brief window remaining for containment of china, that is what we have to see, as we have maybe you know five years, within this decade to enact containment strategy if we don't do that opposite of containment is not peace opposite of containment is military conflict what containment was designed to do fi

yes, here he is sitting there 2,500 or how many people they elect the general chairman of the ccp electedi congratulated my friend comrade. setina with victory. well done the fight was. god forbid what but the professionals decided to be or not to be and decided secretly decided. perhaps we should have come to this. i am a supporter of this, but i felt and understood, i was wrong, i was not mistaken, that, well, our people are not yet ready to give their right to someone, even authorized representatives of the all- union people's forces, to elect the president. it is sometimes important not what form you elect the president, but what is important is what functions of authority he will have. everything will be more democratic than ever. remember more democratic than ever. in the conversation, the journalists touched upon a variety of topics of formation the power structures under rocky ukraine's new security constitution are all major points. let's show in the panorama the personnel decision of the head of state in three regions of belarus , new ones have been appointed, authorized by the

we know that the ccp already had made its stated goal obvious that it wants to overtake the united statesealing intellectual properties for decades and human rights abuses throughout and yet this president has taken in money from chinese officials tied to ccp, how is he not compromised. >> he is compromised. remember, so are a number of billionaires, so are a number of the big-tech corporations, so is the national basketball association. the fact is, chinese communist money used intelligently is corrupting america undermining our capacity to remain independent and having an effect on our media, on our politicians and on mass and biggest donors in the country and i think that this is a huge long-termintermination -- long-m national security issues. maria: national debt is more than $30 trillion. the congressman from ohio was with me on sunday and he said there was a reason they did a continuing resolution only up until december 16th, the government will run out of money again, december 16th forcing them to do another spending package which he says will be the wild, wild best of spending fo

i think the head winds he has with his economy and the ccp ties itself to survival. in china have hope for a better life for their children is the basic premise and china, the ccp works very hard to make sure of that. that certainly is one of the things putting pressure on him. he will move forward despite those concerns and will confront the world and he is going to confront the united states. we have to wake up and take this seriously. we are still sitting on our hands too much. we don't have an effective military deterrence now and we have to move quickly to shore up that problem. we could lose a war with china. we have to wake up to that reality. >> bill: jack keane, thank you for your analysis today. stay tuned. thank you, sir, nice to see you. >> great talking to you. have a great week. >> dana: a new op-ed argues our criminal justice has been trying to remove all forms of stigma against people with mental health conditions for years. the good intentions have had dire consequences. the writer of that piece joins us next. philadelphia phillies fans celebrating i

ccp doing is doing is touching every aspect of our lives whether it be a moral obligation historical concerns of regrets technological aspect of our lives or the products that we use at home. the products they use at home for globalf leadership and their privacy. anything that somehow relates to ethe uyghur genocide. i don't want people to think in reading my book they should feel that this is not only about -- this is about the future. if the times get away with us then this will become the new normal. you know i personally think this is too much of a problem for the world in the last 10 years. i'm very critical of our international system. we have to dress international entities today. the last 10 years alone we have seen three campaigns the rohingya and then the uyghurs. the last two were genocides. and where's the action? if we let this go if it's perpetuated reputational or otherwisehi we will see this again. if you stop this historical promise the treaty obligation the moral obligation better place for the future can be guaranteed so i think this is about leadership. this is ab

about china , he was led by the 20th congress of the ccp, which opened in the country , beijing's actionsbroad. in recent years, they have become more aggressive. whether it’s the action of the most peaceful administration in which he works that from the first day it began to arm ukraine since january 2021, the volume of american military assistance to kiev has already exceeded $ 18 billion, such obsession with ukraine has already begun to raise questions. even among those who are considered like-minded people in the white house. do not teach us to live better. help financially this principle, according to which living with zelensky, even barack obama began to seem not to be the principle that washington should blindly adhere to in the end. we should not tell the ukrainians when enough is enough, how far they should go, what concessions to make. it's their business. it is important for us, as their allies, to support them financially militarily. through our intelligence. at this stage. i'm not familiar enough with intelligence and as an individual i can't decide where the red line should