previous generations of ccp diplomats and american diplomats and taiwanese folks decided we're going to leave that question for the future. future generations will be able to resolve that. we can't do so at this moment. i think that's in fact what henry kissinger, along with his counterparts in the 1970s decided. if we don't get to that point, we need to get a some point where military aggression is off the table for that purpose. secondly, there have to be economic rules of the road we can all agree to. what we are seeing right now are practices which my constituents, mike's constituents, i think the majority of the american people will not tolerate. those will continue to destabilize this relationship. i think that is what it feels so fragile right now, because of something like 80% of americans view china not as a friend, not as a competitor, but sometimes as an adversary. and when you see that, you kind of are on a road to a bad place. and so we have to change that fundamentally. michael: how do you go about doing that? you bring them into the international system, they will begi

the ccp affiliated actors are routinely committing cyber theft. actions are strong irritants, according to my constituents and most americans. >> what do you think that means for any efforts to create better relations with china diplomatically? >> i still have hope. over time, if we are strong with regard to protecting values and interests and we work multilaterally with -- whether it is the u.k., our friends, neighbors, partners, and allies in the indo pacific region. i think we can eventually win this competition with the ccp and get them to observe international rules of the road, so to speak, economically and militarily. >> thank you for joining us, great to have you on bbc news. the month of september means it is back-to-school season for millions of u.s. students. the first season since the u.s. supreme court limited the use of affirmative action programs and college admissions in june. i spoke to the u.s. education secretary about affirmative action and issue on the education front as kids head back to the classroom. thank you for joining u

the ccp, unfortunately it uses coercive means against chinese origin people here. to do things they want to to aid their enterprise in a way that is deeply disturbing. they set up our police station, c.c.p. police station to go after people who are critics or dissidents, to go after chinese origin students at various universities. this is a very, very troublesome problem because we want to attract the best in the bread is from china, but we need to protect them at the same time from this type of coercion. >> i will open it up for questions and one minute. last question. we are just getting to it now. where do you to disagree, and we have a half a dozen more members of the commission upstairs. where are their major divisions within the commission? >> most are sports related. i also have a serious immigration issue in my district with wealthy illinois -- i want to explain it, but coming in and buying up our land. >> he will put that into the ccp acquisition. >> honestly, a pushback mischaracterization. some of the biggest differences are not necessarily democrat vers

a ccp police station. they go after people who are dissident, to go after students at various universities. and this is a very troublesome problem because we want to attract the best and brightest from china, but we need to protect them at the same time. >> we will open it up for questions and one minute. we're just getting to it right now. where do you two disagree? we have more members of your commission upstairs. where are the major divisions in the commission? rep. gallagher: most of our divisions are sports related. rep. krishnamoorthi: i have an issue with wealth he -- wealthy people from illinois. they come in and buy up our land. rep. gallagher: he is going to put that into the ccp. some of the biggest differences are not democrat and republican. there is a view on wall street that is different than the bipartisan view. is why we're here. i find it interesting and i want to understand the different views. the biggest difference, i doubt we are going to get around to that, but hope springs eternal.

there cannot be coercion or military resolving these differences and unfortunately the ccp competitors don't necessarily abide by the fundamental principle. you see that in the south china sea where they lay claim to the entirety of the south china sea and i'm not just talking about the barbie movie of the lien but they are throwing their elbows and we all know about taiwan and this has got to be off the table. previous generations of diplomats and american diplomats decided we are going to leave that question for the future. we can't do so at this moment. that's what henry kissinger and his counterparts in the 70s decided if we aren't going to get to that point we need to get to the point military aggression is at that point and secondly it has to be economic rules of the road that we can all agree to. what we are seeing right now are practices that the constituents will not tolerate you to those irritants will continue to destabilize this relationship i think that's why it feels so fragile rightec now because something like 80% of americans view china not as a friend, not as a compet

i think wherever we can work with the ccp we should. i just really question whether they are doing it for appearances sake to show his colleagues in europe they are actually playing a constructive role as he tries to drive a wedge between the europeans and the americans. or whether they are really doing it since you're in the. i think it's thece former. excellent violate council policy for asking two questions i woulf our panelists and then one from our virtual audience. >> thank you dan rosen. so your today global report investment into china has collapsed to a three decade low. back to pre-square levels of direct investment. this is happening without draconian controls from anybody on outbound capitol flows. but if we were to pass that right now we would hand the communist party the perfect explanation for why people in free markets around the world are not going with china anymore. that could gum up what would otherwise be a great teaching moment to me. the cost of the liberalism we have long expected to come to pass in china's actua

their ccp affiliated actors are routinely committing cyber theft. according to my constituents and most americans. and congressman, final question. what do you think that means for any efforts to create better relations with china diplomatically? i still have hope. i think that over time, if we are strong with regard to protecting our values and our interests and we work multilaterally with whether it's the uk, whether it's our friends, neighbours and friends and partners and neighbours and allies in the indo—pacific region, i think that we can eventually win this competition with the ccp and get them to observe international rules of the road, so to speak, economically and militarily. thank you so much forjoining us. it's always great to have you on bbc news. thank you so much. one of the world's rarest turtles is settling into her new home after she was found, washed up and freezing cold, on a beach in north wales. tally — as she has become known — is thought to have been swept 4,000 miles across the atlantic by strong currents. that's about 6,400

maria: ccp has had american investors in chinese companies ends up funding expansion of ccp you havetten about this a lot talked about this so much i ask about thousands notorious regulated chinese companies so-called a shares in american etfs funds of vanguard blackrock, you have been investigating all of this i know that you have investigated and launched investigations into blackrock as well as msci, have you heard back from companies on their role in all of this? >> we have. we are still engaged in the a back-and-forth in terms of getting answers to the questions we posed. i also highlight the great work that folks like roger robinson have done exposing this issue testifying before our committee. next step to me is clear a complex issue we need to legislate a lasting solution to this issue biden executive order is not enough. it didn't go far enough. and it is an executive order so inherently i'm permanent congress needs guardrails on outbound capital flows so we do not continue to subdooidz our zrubs to allow americans to invest in companies building aircraft carriers fighter se

is gonna how the ccp leadership is going to respond. at first, the question of, has china peaked is that is there a different uh trajectory they're on? and we don't appreciate it. and is, is the current reset in us policy with a limited outbound exec investment executive order, slowdown of congressional action on china. a sign that you know, potentially were in reaching the new stasis . mr bush you want to start. >> sure. yeah, it's a great question. you know, it, it's, it i saw the economist cover too. it was very provocative, i guess. i don't quite know what they mean by peak. you know, i and others have argued that the the growth miracle in china is over, we're not going back to eight or nine or 10% growth. and so from that perspective, we have entered a new era but china is still going to be around. i don't think the chinese economy is collapsing. i think there's many scenarios where the chinese economy could grow slower but still healthily at a 3, 4, 5% level for the next decade or more. so china will continue to be an important gl

so i have been probably since my first book woke inc very early on this exposing that scam of the ccp not changing this country until we win this election, and one of the things that i came total realization i am open to being persuade of the ideas the gop talks a lot about reaching young voters, democrats are doing it far more effectively while gop is sitting, in its own silo with head until the sand one of the things i am doing is we are bringing young people along in droves, that is how we win this election in a landslide when i am u.s. president we will make sure the ccp is not playing these games anymore that they play by same set of rules, but i can't get there by complaining with vengeance grievance from sidelines we're getting in there getting it done from white house itself the other thing i said as u.s. president we have to declare economic independence from china if that was russian spy balloon over half united states, we would have shot it down in an instant ratcheted up sanctions we didn't do it for chinese spy balloon because we're scared why are we scared in because we

but unfortunately, the biden administration is reviving economic and diplomatic engagement with the ccpicular of our foreign policy. jason: we have had a number of key officials go to china but i can't name a single result that keam came from that nor people coming from the united states to try to build their relationship and china just went out and issued a new map that is pretty offensive to india, philippines, vietnam. what should happen here, chairman? how are we going to deal with this as a nation? >> well we should stop all of these high level cabinet officials going to china because the reality is that the price of even sitting down with the chinese communist party is that we slow our defensive action we stop taking action on things like licensing exemptions for chinese companies like huawei we haven't export control role we need to take action on chinese supercompanies and then this broader question of overall capital flows to china and biden administration released an executive order but it was watered down it was weak and it needs to be strengthened and we don't do that becaus

so i'm looking forward to more of those on the part of the ccp that help to improve the relationship.ncil that you co-lead launched an investigation into black rock and msci on alleged funneling of investments in to can you tell me where that investigation is? >> the companies are cooperating and providing information to us about their investments. it you all started when essenti there were concerns about investments in certain companies in china where those companies could be harming our national security or by hurting our values by continuing their assistance in perpetrating the uighur genocide. and we look forward to more koopg corporation by these companies and others. >> and one of the issues discussed during raimondo's trip to china was export controls covering sensitive chips or chip equipment manufacturing gear. we had a guest on earlier this week who said that the export controls are one thing, but don't lose sight of the licensing. and i'm no expert on this, so you will have to steer me through it, but that the licensing provides wiggle room to get around some of the export

i mean, what you just read there is essentially pledging your life above all a else to the ccp.d states. will: and here's what, this is a statement from from goshen, the american subsidiary as you point out. they say high-tech employees in china are involved with many clubs including biking and hiking clubs -- [laughter] and one politically-affiliated club. none of these clubs are financed by goshen high-tech, and some individuals -- employees individually play for trips to china out of their own pocket. you see, tudor, it's just like 4-h. it's a club. [laughter] >> exactly. i mean, the political organization that it has caused slave labor and all of these other human rights atrocities in they that should just be with considered similar to hiking and biking. it's outrageous. but that's where -- this is like the democrats, it's like nancy pelosi being like, you know what, we care about people. look the other way. this is where we are today. will: all right. tudor dixon, great to talk to you this morning. thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. will: still ahead, interest r

the ccp must first strengthen its ranks in order to maintain its progressiveness and purity.he need to maintain blood ties with the people. constantly enhance the leadership and ruling ability to continuously strengthen the fight against decay and gradually increase the fighting capacity of the authorities. in order to honorably fulfill his duty to the people . in 2007, xi jinping became deputy chairman of the people's republic of china and deputy chairman of the central military council. on november 15 , 2012, he was elected general secretary of the cpc central committee and on march 14, 2013. sidimpin chairman of the people's republic of china chairman sidimpin often personally visits the regions. during these work trips. he visits villages and communicates with ordinary christians. he goes into their homes and asks people about their needs. it is a great joy when a friend from afar visits you, an aphorism by confucius who lived more than 2,000 years ago reflects the feeling of joy of the chinese people from meeting friends who have come from afar. at the beginning of febru

who will pick up the phone when we call the ccp?do you think china has changed their mind on that or not? >> we have had four cabinet level secretaries from biden administration go to beijing to beg them to establish such a hotline. they haven't budged. they've committed to certain working groups. we have well established history where the chinese use the working group idea to convince us to delay defensive action. that's the risk. the risk isn't talking per se it is stopping any defensive action we need to take in order just to sit down at the table and talk. i fear this renewed engagement push has really undermined the urgency that we need to start defending ourselves from growing economic, cyber, and military aggression from the chinese communist party. >> bill: maybe this comes up tomorrow night at the second debate in simi valley. you are encouraging republicans the talk about the ccp in beijing in which way? >> i think the most important thing to do, particularly given at the reagan library, is to channel reagan and talk about

why was hunter biden paid millions by burisma, and a, you know, ccp-linked energy firm, cesp, c, in chinaespite having no experience at all whatsoever in energy, ukraine, china, no experience. how much money in total did hunter and his businesses do with china, with russia, ukraine, and all of these countries? how much money did the biden family profit in all of this? did they pay taxes on all of this money? did they follow the fara laws the ones they used against people like paul manafort. what did other family members do to earn this money. congressman comer saying even grandchildren got paid. okay, what did they do to earn their money. how much were they paid? did they pay taxes? why did they set up all these shell corporations? why did joe line repeatedly that he never spoke to his son or brother or anybody for that matter about these foreign business deals and we know just the opposite is true. we are now looking at what is potentially the biggest bribery and money laundering scandal in the history of this country. what role did joe biden, your president, play in all of this? now, th

ccps. has been able to navigate just like tim cook. i think amazingly well like starbucks and nike. but apple's ban at the offices was more as an affront to huawei and tiktok here in the u.s. tesla has -- the head of tesla shanghai is the chinese local and has done very well. >> every company that's in china. >> it's a risk. i would not factor that into my decision to buy or not. that they will say no more tesla. >> what's more important, the ev industry for china? >> they're two different things that come together. china's 60% of ev sales. the u.s. is just like an asterisk over here. 60% of ev sales and the risk to tesla the government continues to give discounts to those chinese automakers. they have to lower prices and that eats into margins. in the next quarter what happens to their margins, not that the ccp comes in and says you can't sell cars here. >> continue to watch that price war when it comes to evs in china, a lot of competition. >> what about competition here? >> with the big

despite the fact that the ccp has not releaksed its relentless cyber campaign against us.ration is trying to revive economic and diplomatic engagement with china as the foundation of our foreign policy. it's naive, it's dangerous, because we slow key defensive action that we need to take to defend ourself and so china is not slowing down but we are slowing down because mistake assumptions we have. >> laura: we will have you back talk about what is happening with ford and auto industry and china's influence on that as well. congressman, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> laura: the debate is moments away. and rob schneider, well, he has some thoughts, next. ♪ ♪ ♪ charlotte! charl! every day can be extraordinary with rich, creamy, delicious fage total yogurt. - they slept on me for 15 years. things i collected, pollen, dust, dander. all that time they could have protected me with an allerease mattress protector. it would've been soft and blocked 99.9% of dust, dirt, and allergens. allerease for a clean, healthy night's sleep. - "best thing i've ever done." that's what fredd

if not open permission was in private like cash, a cbc d is nothing more than ccp style surveillance tool that can be weaponized to oppress the american way of life. we're not going to let that happen. not on house republicans watch and i want to thank the financial services committee for considering our bill this month and we're going to continue working to ensure that the digital economy is designed by americans and emulates american values. and i return it to the conference chair. >> great. happy to take questions. yes. >> yesterday a lot of freedom caucus folk said -- do you have enough votes? >> we can tell it's the first day of the week. this is always a question. we're going to work through the process as we have. we've been addressed within the very, very beginning of this congress. i with the string a great job communicating with all of our members and we're confident that we're going to continue to work through that and move forward in the appropriations process. yes. >> house republicans plan for disaster funds -- so we believe -- [inaudible] is there concern within the co

the only prudent way forward is to have sound, practical policies that weaken the ccp, strengthen thed states, and help workers and people here instead of china. that's what all conservatives should be for, not following the neocons and the wall street types over the same cliff that we went back over in the 2,000s. >> did you leave a laptop with a repairman. >> not that i remember. >> not that you remember. >> no. whether or not-there exist as laptop at all i truly don't know. >> are you missing a laptop. >> not that i know of. >> well, that was over two years ago. now hunter biden is still having trouble remembering basic details about the now infamous laptop from hell. right now there is a lawsuit and a counter suit between hunter and the computer repair shop owner. hunter sat for a six hour depo on this and for the first time we're actually getting some insight into what he said. according to new documents filed by the repair shop owner, hunter hemmenned and hauled how embarrassing the laptop was compile while at the same time filing identify what content and even if it was his con

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if not open, permissionless and private, like cash, a cbcd is nothing more than a ccp style surveillance tool that can be weaponized. we won't let that happen. not on house republicans watch. i want to thank the financial services committee for considering the bill this month and we will continue to ensure the digital economy is designed by americans and emulates american values. and i return it to the conference chair. >> happy to take questions. yes. >> yesterday, a lot of the freedom caucus folks said that they may not be voting in favor of the defense appropriations bill. do you have enough votes to get it passed? >> we can tell it's the first day of the week, this is always the question, we will work through the process as we have, we have been underestimated for the very beginning of the congress. our whip is doing a great job communicating all of our members and we are confident we will continue to work through that and move through the appropriations process. yes? >> thank you. we understand house republicans plan to put the disaster supplemental request into the appropriations b

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now, coming up, why does our military seem more determined to stop a sitting senator than the ccp?ator tommy tuberville is here to react, next. ♪ >> playing russian roulette with the very lives of our service members. >> our service members are paying attention to this and is affecting how they view the united states. >> someone born in a communist country i never manage imagined one of our own senators would be aiding and abetting communist and other autocratic regimes around the world. >> oh my goodness the pentagon gone leading the media blitz not against the communist chinese who they love but against a republican senator. p.r. guns are pointed at alabama senator tommy tuberville held firm against giving than news consent to a slew of promotions. include the service chiefs of the army, navy around marine corps have historically been confirmations without much controversy. but senator tuberville is within his right to put a hold on simple unanimous consent votes which means just mass confirmation without votes on individual nominees. is he specifically citing the pentagon's new

the ceo of that company is a guy whose father was the number 5 official in the ccp propaganda minister. he's wife, vivek ramaswamy's business partner's wife is the daughter of the chinese state minister of security that ran all of the influence operations around the world. she as part of those influence operations funneled $5 million to hunter biden's business. >> martha: let me -- >> he was in business -- >> martha: this is the statement that we got from trisha mclaughlin, his spokesperson. vivek's business had a subsidiary in china before the count wound down operations there as the risks became apparent of doing business in china. we need leaders to understand complex issues and vivek believes in learning from experiences. a lot of american companies did business in china. the difference here as i see it in terms of hunter biden is that hunter biden had no experience in the area in which he was advising these companies. vivek ramaswamy had a going concern that he was working on, this biotech company. and then he backed out. he said i'm getting out of here. >> i don't know if he back

the ccp has nothing but -- why should they enjoy unfettered benefits of our capital markets.hange commission chairman jay clayton p also testified, saying the largest u.s. public companies should be forced to disclose their exposure to china. joining me is afpi senior fellow and chairman of the china policy initiative, steve yates. great to see you. thanks very much for being here. i think we should also put a spotlight on russia in this situation because russia has been permitted to maintain its presence on u.s. exchanges even though many of those russian companies have been sanctioned. i want to point out this issue because we don't have any legislation that will force these companies to get out of the u.s. capital markets. if china is an a adversary, why are american investors funding the expansion of china's military? >> well, both you and chairman gallagher are engaging in breath taking common sense and i think it's shocking to most americans that we have this completely different language and life going on at the upper levels of wall street and our markets from what's h

we have subcontracted out so much of our national needs to the ccp. whole host of issues. we need to reshore, and we need to decouple all those important industries. we need to get that back in the united states. they are our top geopolitical adversary by a country mile. xi jinping's got huge ambitions not only in the asian-pacific, but as you mentioned earlier, in our region. ultimately, we've got to beat them on the economy. so that's what we'll do as president of the united states. >> moderator: governor christie, 22% of american workers fear hair jobs will be lost to -- their jobs will be lost to a robot. and you said in the past the free market is the way to go. would you retrain workers who lose a job to artificial intelligence and to do what? >> well, look, what i think artificial intelligence offers us is an extraordinary opportunity to expand well beyond the productivity that we have now and to have americans be able to be involved in that revolution, dana. you know, each time we have shown incredible innovation and progress in this country,

you speak with members of the select committee on the ccp, and many of them will tell you it's refreshingtee. and they say because we're all in agreement. common ground is found here in a common adversary. >> thank you for the great reporting. >>> federal appeals court says texas can keep its floating border barriers that have been injuring migrants as they try to cross into the united states. asa hutchinson is the former head of the d.a. we'll talk to him about that and the state of the 2024 race, that's coming up next. rude. who are you? i'm an i investor in a fund that helps advance innovative sports tech like this smart fitness mirror. i'm also mr. l leg day...1989! anyone can become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq, a fund that gives you access to nasdaq-100 innovations. i go through a lot of pants. before investing carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com. salonpas, makers of powerful pain relief patches for 89 years... believes in continuous improvement... like rounded corners thatesist peeling, wi

here is my gallagher on tuesday. >> is up to congress to ensure american money is not financing the ccpected hypersonic's, events minnesota enter manufacturing anything with the military industrial complex. >> why should they enjoy the unfettered benefits for capital markets. >> you when i have been speaking about this issue for years, we spotlighted a long time ago, security and exchange commission also testified, the largest u.s. public company should be forced to disclose, why are there so many companies in china that are already sanctioned in their stealing all the indexes, there still available to american investors to invest in they unwittingly fund the expansion of our number one adversary, how many times can i ask this question, same with russia to a russian company sediment sanction because of the war in ukraine and yet people can still buy them and they're not trading right now, the ready to. >> this is what happened after the first cold war we wound up with the integrated global economy and nobody thought about national security and became national policy to integrate economi

the ccp sees everything the chinese people do on their phone and on their computer. have said that tiktok, the chinese product, is digital fentanyl. now you are on tiktok. what explains that reversal? >> what explains it is i have a radical vision for the republican party that we should win elections and one of the areas where we're failing is reaching young people. we have to meet young voters where they are. the gop has talked a big game about reaching young voters. nobody in the gop is doing it save for one person and with all due respect that's me. we have over 100,000 small dollar donors to this campaign. 40% of them are first-time ever donors to the gop compared to 2% for a normal republican candidate. i stand by my policy position that people under the age of 16, kids, should not be using addictive social media apps. i stand by my position of taking a hard line with china with no forced data or technology transfers to the ccp. but we're only going to accomplish that if we win the election. that's what i am competing to do and believe we'll be successful in doi

in the early 1970s , all day pin received permission to return; in 1974, he joined the ccp.he began his studies at chemist at the faculty of technology , tinkoa university. in beijing, a party career. it began with work in the office of the central military council of the people's republic of china, a long and important stage of work on the periphery, step by step, xi jinping worked his way from the deputy head of the party committee of the poor county of jen ding in the province to the secretary of the board committee of the largest metropolis of shanghai in all four regions of the country. reform and opening up is a bright sign and source of china's strength and energy; it is the only choice in the development of socialism with chinese characteristics from reform openness is unthinkable in the current state. china nor its bright prospects. i have repeatedly emphasized that there is only a present tense verb for reform and opening up. there is no such thing as perfection here. over the past 10 years, the witness sedin pin has initiated a large-scale anti-corruption campaign

and we cannot have the ccp holding a gun to our head as we do it.t will be the beginning of a new era, with the united states of america is no longer in a leading position. a new equilibrium of a codependent relationship we don't want to be in. they don't end well. the only question is who ends it first. the sooner we end it, the better for us. and semiconductor independence not with crony capitalism and marriage with the government and saying we will do it for our national security while opening up trade and embracing competition with our allies. that is how we shore up the semi-conductor supply train and how we live our daily lives in the united states of america. if we do this, i believe in 5-10 years, it is possible that the united states like taiwan does today will lead the world in our own production of semiconductors that we expect to the rest of the world. now the third area where we are going to have to lead is shoring up our defense industrial base here at home. i'm going to lay out some sobering truths. today, in order to produce our capa

>> and totally linked to the ccp. yeah, and they're operating here legally.ng, and i think that's part of the concern from lawmakers is if they're able to do that and they're able to continue, you know, really unvetted with future investments, how long does that pursue? and so if you look at the total number of, though, erin, it's quite small when we're talking about how much of the foreign-owned land in this country is controlled by chinese businesses or chinese nationals. it's less than 1%, but it's in recent years, the trajectory has increased significantly, and that's the worry going forward, and that's why you see what is very rare in washington, bipartisan support. you have both sides who are on board with this. >> and as that farmer said to you, wouldn't want to sell to china, but money is money. ultimately that's the reality. >> survivability. >> incredible, david, thank you very much. >>> and next, a michigan fake elector talks in detail about the plot to steal the election pointing the finger squarely at the trump legal team to blame. . >>> and anot

control companies such as smic worth hundreds of billions of dollars the company support the ccp militaryacturing semiconductors that power the huawei 5g devices. this is all about national security. it's about american jobs and frankly it's a dotted divine to whether this president is compromised and after taking all of the money from china according does republicans is he favoring china over america in the autoworkers are seen as part of a complete. >> i think the autoworkers are definitely seeing a threat to their jobs moving forward with respect to the electric vehicle transition. statistics show tvs because they require fewer parts moving forward compared to gas combustion engines argued about 40% of workers out of jobs, not only for them but their children in the town to be decimated by this. this gets into the climate conundrum biden says he wants to bolster domestic workforce and rely on union workers but you have a lot of tension pressure coming from the climate activists when you're the democrat party that wants to accelerate the transition at any cost even at the expense of ame

the chinese communist party, and i've got to tell you, this is exactly the type of nonsense that the ccp would be evidence of further dysfunction and chaos, which we surely don't need right now at a time where we're competing against the ccp around the world, economically and militarily. >> congressman raja krishnamoorthi, thank you congressman. next, student in most need of academic help across houston return to school this week to find the libraries gone. what happened to them? we'll tell you, after the break. and later, labor day weekend reminding us of why this country has made so much better by those who strive to become americans. americans. rant just has to work. i use secret aluminum free. just swipe and it lasts all day. secret helps eliminate odor, instead of just masking it. and hours later, i still smell fresh. secret works! ohhh yesss. ♪♪ ma, ma, ma— ( clears throat ) for fast sore throat relief, try vicks vapocool drops. with two times more menthol per drop, and powerful vicks vapors to vaporize sore throat pain. vicks vapocool drops. vaporize sore throat pain. salonpas lid

whether it's sanctions on ccp officials or basic transparency surrounding the spy balloon incident org the ccp, but the fear itself in our reluctance is itself provocative they get more and aggressive the more rerelax the pressure. >> brian: heighten relations with vietnam get it rare great. i worry about vietnam being so tight with russia are we going to be sharing secrets with vietnam knowing they are so tight with russia is, that a concern of yours? >> vietnam is not a treaty ally but they're a critical partner going forward. and i do believe that in order to constrain china's worst imeggs pulls going forward. >> brian: it's worth the risk. >> worth the risk. need a closer relationship with india, philippines. build anti-communist coalition. >> brian: even the communists are concerned. >> exactly. >> brian: always great seeing you doing fantastic work and a lot of democrats shrewd salute you too. great to see you, mike gallagher. during the 9/11 attaches help came from all over the country including the hudson remember. marine company one and the mckean fire boat responded to the a

traveling to new york city to hold a hearing on wall street on the groin and dangerous threat from the ccprman of the select committee on china and a member of the house intelligence committee, congressman mike gallagher. great to see you, thank you for being here this weekend. >> of course, great to be with you. maria: i want to talk about the meeting you had with wall street executives, do you believe that businesses understand the threat that is communist china. >> are job and mission is to make them understand and not only did we conduct a field hearing we conducted a wargame in which we invited a lot of major asset managers and bakers to understand the implications of a scenario that took place in 2028 involving china trying to take taiwan and the other havoc it would wreak on the global financial system. what are the biggest takeaways if we do not make hard choices now we have very few options in 2028. you can see in the room how concerned people were about taking some options, aggressive options that would be necessary against china because of the financial and economic implications