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

bump because the ccp a pejorative. but ccp calls america it's number one enemy. that is a problem.iet union. rachel: how do we protect ourselves, obviously we have people like bump who are trained to diminish the threat but are viewers that are listening right now what is your best advice on how to protect yourself becoming like china the china for k should've america. >> i always say learn history, my mission is to educate america. the danger and horror of communism. that's why i wrote the book. the title of the book is not just relevant to today's america but timely and it's called mouse america. a survivor's warning. rachel: you have been warning us for so long and you provide such a great service and the regard of living through yourself. it is a threat and we're in the middle of our own cultural revolution and we need to wake up. xi van fleet. thank you so much. thank you for writing a book i have it and i'm reading it right now. >> thank you so much p2 he in that book over to me when you are done. turning now to your headlines starting with the border crisis. the cbp sources

is gonna how the ccp leadership is going to respond.o, 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

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

notwithstanding the ccp's push for chinese households and non state businesses to drive recovery. household consumption has been cautious. government lending practices continue to favor unproductive state owned enterprises, higher performing non state sector at the expense of higher performing non state sectors. in most cities, property prices have plunged and business confidence has eroded as deflation sets in two years ago, we reported on the rise, rising concerns related to debt and demographics. those challenges are only intensifying. over the past decade, china's banking sector has grown from nine trillion to a staggering 56 trillion in assets. those assets are somewhat questionable. by the end of 2022, china's debt to gdp ratio exceeded 297%, more than double what it was in 2008. this unprecedented expansion in credit largely flowed into a building boom that contributed roughly 30% of gdp, more troubling in terms of the human dimension of the problem. in terms of economic instability and political confidence in the ccp, roughly 70% of household wealth is tied up in the real

they need to understand the ccp needs to understand the ccp needs to understand that we are treaty alliesould be something that would trigger our treaty obligations to come to the philippines�*s defence. in general, the ccp is very aggressive with regard to its neighbours, notjust the neighbours, not just the philippines neighbours, notjust the philippines but taiwan, india and others. last night or within the 2a hours, a chinese fighterjet came within ten feet of a us bomber that was going over the south china sea and it could have resulted in a catastrophic incident. so this type of thing has to stop. we saw last night the death was announced of the former premier li keqiang. do you think his passing will have any impact on the us—china relationship? i don't think so. not necessarily, except that it is a reminder of a time when chinese economic policy, under premier li keqiang, was done in a much more technocratic way. how do we grow? i think the question that he tried to answer is how do we grow the prc�*s answer is how do we grow the prc's economy and how do we do so in ways that are

the ccp was looked into christianity is maybe a religion they could harness as a state religion. but the reality is as a persecuted other peoples in china. the following, gone, the muslim leaders and others, the christians were always standing with them in hong kong. when you think of the freedom protestors that were being rounded up and detained and disappeared. those are predominantly catholic and why is that? well, because as christians, we order our lives to a transcendent moral order, a truth that is above governments. and we're also called to serve the least a bees. so in a society we're, any community is suffering. any community is impoverished, or any community is facing persecution. we as christians are called to stand with them. so it is inevitable that from now until our lord returns we, as christians will always be the most persecuted group. so then you mentioned a few countries right there. so i wonder why would a christian actually wish to live in a country where they know they are more than likely to be targeted and cannot look to the government for protection? i k

, of course isn't right or on the other side failing to acknowledge the long term strategy that the ccp has been pursuing for a long time to achieve global. and i think bethany does fantastic job of not falling into trap and giving a really vivid and accurate depiction the problem that's neither too optimistic nor too pessimistic. and i think another thing she gets is acknowledging that in the united states, we've used economic coercion as well. and giving a very careful assessment of how our use economic coercion and economic power is similar or different to beijing's without falling into the trap of what about ism that that kind of pervades a lot of the analysis out there so but to get to your question and i'm more optimistic i left government almost two years ago and when you're in policy you spend maybe 90% of your time in bandwidth staring at a really big problem, it's very close up. they're kind of right up against your nose and the toolkit that you have often seems much too small, much too finite. and these these policy tools, trade tools, diplomacy, other things often seem kind

>> yeah, i mean, no one should be surprised that the ccp is doing this.e to do this. i think what is surprising is that we as a western set of democracies believe that representatives from the ccp have a place at the table when it comes to some of these a.i. safety issues. when i was in the white house earlier in the trump administration, in 2019 there was an effort by the g20 to try to bring together the nations on a he set of a.i. principles. china sat at the table, agreed to the principles and years later they're promulgating regulations which are everything and more when it comes to authoritarianism. so it's very challenging to believe or it's hard to believe how you can see them as a credible negotiating partner on some of these major global a.i. issues. maria: kaley. >> you touched on this issue a little bit earlier when you mentioned the fact that a.i. technology is heavily dependent on semiconductor chips and this is sort of the looming factor here is that our supply chain for this technology is almost completely dependent on other countries like

they don't have any problem working on the ccp and china with the same kind of ai related activities.ryone across the traditional tech community is anxious. anna: we want to talk about ai and china, but before we do -- we are moving faster, folks. i promise you, i will help be the guide. sen. warner: we have seven-point plans on all of these. [laughter] anna: i want to talk about technology and sustainability a little bit. there is talk around updating the technology a little bit, innovation can be helpful there -- how important do you think this is in terms of finding sustainable technology, the government may be incentivizing dod to move in that direction. sen. warner: the next speaker will speak to that, but they have done an excellent job. i was out of norfolk yesterday, who were gassed as a potential government shutdown and the absurdities of crs. you guys in the hampton roads community may be the only group of americans that understand what a cr is, but there are ways we can push and dod can be helpful. it is essential because we need is vent hundreds of dollars a year every yea

ccp is short for the chinese communist party. audrey ran along with 10 to 15 people to the back of the building where she describes feeling trapped as many hid behind a pillar. >> there were no doors that i could see. there was nowhere to run. like we like no one was able to run out the back of the building. we were just all pushed to a corner as the group was able to exit the building. >> a person claims to have seen a firearm in the back of the suspect's car. minutes later, police arrived, then that's when i heard the gunshots. >> there were two gunshots. >> the suspect was shot by an officer and later died at the hospital. today, the consulate was closed with multiple guards surrounding the building. and this san francisco police patrol up front. >> i'm lucky i wasn't here yesterday. so yeah, i was hoping that i was going to be able to pick it up. i applied for my visa last thursday. >> james harwell is one of many showing up today with questions. >> there's a lot of speculation , not really know what to think of it. >> this i

i quickly reminded the google leadership they didn't have any problem working with the ccp in china onnd of a.i.-related activities. everybody across the traditional tech community though the is anxious to be in this. so that's all a good sign. >> we want to talk about a.i. and china, but before we do, i want to just also -- >> we're going to do all of this in 25 minuteses? >> we are moving fast. and i promise you with, i'm going too help be the guide. >> i've got a 7-point plan for all of these. [laughter] >> i want to talk about technology and sustainability a little bit. there's been a lot of talk around the defense department updating that technology, maybe commercial innovation can be helpful there. like the hybrid cars for the air force. how important do you think this is in terms of finding sustainable technologies? the government has maybe incentivizing dod to move in that direction. >> i know our next speaker's going to speaksp to that, and i think they've done a very good job. it's absolutely critical. i was down at nasa yesterday with a pair of guys who were aghast at the th

the ccp is the greatest polluter on the planet. instead, the governor should be concerned about the ccp's control of the critical mineral supply chains as he ppares to ban gasoline powered cars by 2035. climate change aside, the park also questions whether the governor's visit ties into his future plans, including a potential run for us president. >> i think it's quite likely that he has political motives of his own. but i also think if you look at the china-us relationship, it's important for the purposes of climate change, which is why he says he's there. >> as for the upcoming asia pacific economic cooperative summit in san francisco in two weeks, could newsom also be laying the groundwork for a visit by president xi? >> i think that the steps that newsom has taken and others have taken to make this happen are are moving in the right direction. >> there will be a chinese delegation, one way or the other. we hope to welcome them here at the bay area council. we're hopeful that he will be here and several california governors have

i refuse to have the ccp's arnett. semiconductor independence.should not be a democrat or a publican issue. it's a fundamentally american declaration of independence. that's what thomas jefferson would have signed if he were alive today. pharmaceutical independence. i want you to stay with me on this one. i met with parents, including in new hampshire, and in other places. who have lost their kids to the fentanyl epidemic. but it was not just an overdose. we call it an overdose, not quite. a 17-year-old kid took a percocet he bought on snapchat, which was, unknown to him, laced with fentanyl. died on the spot thereafter. that comes from, of all places, wuhan, china. to the mexican drug cartels, who are using that to pump fentanyl across the southern border in a one-sided opium war. you're telling me that this same country that places are illegal pharmaceutical supply chain with fentanyl, the same country that unleashed hell on the world with a man-made, lab created virus, that cause the death of hundreds of thousands of americans, that is the cou

taylor greene said if in charge she would kick out every chinese in this country that is loyal to the ccp, they would be gone. whereas on december 19, 2021 at a turning point in a conference marjorie taylor greene referred to asians as yellow people and has been referred to as the asian community in the united states. whereas marjorie taylor greene has a history of perpetuateing lbgtq+ hate speech including through the halls of congressional buildings beginning september 24, 2021. whereas september 22, 2022, representative marjorie taylor greene tweeted a lbgtq+ california state senator was a communist groomer, unquote, an offensive slur that's been used to invoke fear and insight hatred of lbgtq+. whereas, march 20, 2023, marjorie taylor greene referred to members of the lbgtq+ as, quote, groomers, and spotted anti-transrhetoric on the floor of the house of representatives. whereas on june 1, 2023, the first day of pride month, representative marjorie taylor greene submitted a photo of a anti-trans photo she displayed outside of her office. whereas february 22,2019, representative marjor

was quote, in charge, she would kick out everything all chinese in this country that is loyal to the ccp. they would be gone. whereas on december 19, will a turning point usa conference, representative marjorie taylor greene refer to asian americans as yellow people. whereas representative marjorie taylor greene has a history of perpetuating lgbtq hate speech, including through her use of offensive posters in the halls of congressional office buildings beginning every fourth, 2021. whereas november 22, 2022, resented marjorie taylor greene tweeted that a california state senator was a communist, a slur that has been used to incite hatred of lgbtq americans. march 7, 2023, representative marjorie taylor greene again refer to members of the lgbtq community as groomers and spouted anti-trans rhetoric on the floor. on the first day of pride month, representative marjorie taylor greene tweeted a photo showing a anti-trans poster she had displayed in the hall outside her office. november 2, 2019, representative green poses a video on facebook claiming that muslim american members of congress w

- the dod and -- i quickly minded google leadership they didn't have any problem w working with the ccp in china on the same kind of -- you know, a.i. related activity. even across the traditional tech community go he's anxious to be in this. so that's all a good sign. >> we want to talk about a.i. in china and but first -- >> all of this in 25 minute. >> we're moving fast here folks i promise you i'll help be the guide. >> i have 7 point plans on all of these. >> i want to talk, though, about the technology and sustainability a little bit. there's been a lot of talk around the defense department updating that technology. maybe commercial i no vaition can be helpful there. like the hybrid cars for the air force, how important do you think this is in terms of finding sustainable technologies, the government kind of maybe incentivizing the dod to move in that direction. >> i know our next speaker will speak to that and they've done a very good job but absolutely critical, and it's like i was down in norfolk yesterday with our ship repair guys who were -- aghast at the potential government

they build a great chinese wall that stops you from entering the chinese market if you criticize the ccp or apply and omissions cap over there, but do those things in the united states, they will roll out the red carpet. that's how this game is played. this is not a democrat or republican story, really, both parties, for years, we thought we could export max and happy meals and that would spread democracy to places like china, we thought we could use our money to get them to be more like us, they did us one step worse. they realized they could use access to their market, their money to get us to be more like them. they realize they could use our money to get us to be more like them and it worked. and here's the dirty little trick in that. that erodes our most valuable asset of all. that is not our nuclear arsenal. it is our moral standing on the global stage by creating a false equivalence between chinese nihilism and american idealism. it's a comp located story, but it's the truth of how we got to where we are today. question is, what do we do with this information? knowing that this fr

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tick tock, them their work for the danger with tick tock is that there is no separation between the ccp and any chinese company. the n a c c p, has a vested interest in the denigration of the decline of western power. and so what you have is not only the same level, the pharmacy valuation, but it might be used to raise a generation of people in europe, in the us, civic, non profit, military, and government leaders who feel worse about the west. take talk as a propaganda and spy to more countries than just the us all concerns in january of this year that you want to take talk to respect, you know, and ensure your opinions use this day. so it was safe take talk, has also been banned from official government devices in canada. and the you finding the chinese up entirely is being debated as fear of its influence, especially around the elections of high d. as intelligence organizations see themselves, our competitors about our enemies and have a vested interest in diminishing our success. for electing candidates, they feel are more rush or china friendly. so why on earth would they stop all

the danger with tick tock is that there is no separation between the ccp and any chinese company. the n a c c p, has a vested interest in the denigration of the decline of western power. and so what you have is not only the same level of privacy valuation, but it might be used to raise a generation of people in europe, in the us, civic, non profit, military, and government leaders who feel worse about the west. take talk as a propaganda and spied to more countries than just the us all concerns in january of this year. the you want to take talk to respect you little and ensure your opinions use this day. so it was safe. take talk has also been banned from official government devices in canada and the you finding the chinese up entirely is being debated as fear of its influence, especially around the elections of high d. as intelligence organizations see themselves, our competitors about our enemies and have a vested interest in diminishing our success. for electing candidates, they feel are more rush or china friendly. so why on earth where they stop outside these intelligence serv

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he is allowing the ccp to run over the united states. the intellectual property theft that we've been seeing for years to the bullying of our fleets in the air and in the water, to of course what we've seen in terms of the surveillance program, a surveillance balloon traversing america for a week, the surveillance underway with police stations in the united states. this morning we talk with the former director of national intelligence, john ratcliffe, to discuss what exactly he and the trump administration told the biden administration about this axis of evil, told the biden administration about the potential appease pment of iran and what would take place, it's incredible what they told the biden administration and yet they ignored it and this is now ensuing this morning. john ratcliffe my special guest as well as texas senator ted cruz will join us as well to talk about joe biden's ask for $100 million going to palestinians and billions going to ukraine. senators are telling me it's dead on arrival when the president makes the request

. >> there is no evidence the fact that chinese communist party, covered up covid-19, that ccp, sent a surveillance balloon into america joe biden allowed it to fly across our country, perhaps, taking military you installation information back in real time, no comment on any of the otherings aggressions that we've seen from ccp to our ships, in international waters, or our flights in international skies. your reaction to what may take place at this meeting and to the chinese component here. >> it is a farce i don't care what chinese say i care what they low long list of terrible things aggressive things they done in biden administration add they basically bankrolled iranians the ones paid for that awful attack on israel essentially bank rolling vladimir putin's murderous rampage through uk creating global he will be instability like iran nuclear detail to desperate to get a climate deal with china will put up with this having minister wang state visit to white house gives this legitimacy in the eyes of the world saying okay to do bigs with china i don't think it is i don't want to de

[applause] the list of challenges we face today from the ccp is long and growing. washington continue to invent new phrases to avoid acknowledging the reality we face. they use words like strategic competition and throw them around to avoid making hard decisions, but that has consequences. we are in a cold war, but if you think that we are just dealing with someone strategically, then you end up with export controls and sanctions and investment restrictions that get watered down by loopholes so large you can drive a tractor through it. it's why we put off making investments in our own military. we accept delays in arms sales to our allies. we do that, we signal to our enemies it's better to attack now because our missiles will not get to taiwan until 2028. when spy balloon's are flying across our skies and a military base is set up in cuba, it's time to call it what it is, which we have been calling it since the time we announced our campaign, which is it's a cold war. we are in a cold war with china. this is a cold war we can win. it's a cold war we must win and w

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>> ccp is short for the chinese communist party. audrey ran along with 10 to 15 people to the back of the building, where she describes feeling trapped as many hid behind a pillar. >> there were no doors that i could see. there was nowhere to run like we like no one was able to run out the back of the building. we were just all pushed to a corner as the group was able to exit the building. >> a person claims to have seen a firearm in the back of the suspect's car. minutes later, police arrived. >> then. that's when i heard the gunshots. there were two gunshots. >> s the suspect was shot by an officer and later died at the hospital. today, the consulate was closed with multiple guards surrounding the building. and this san francisco police patrol up front. >> i'm lucky i wasn't here yesterday day, so, yeah, i was hoping that i was going be able to just pick it up. i applied for my visa last thursday. >> james harwell is one of many showing up today with questions. >> there's a lot of speculation . don't really know what to think of i

we have subcontracted out so much of our national needs to the ccp.le 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, what we've done with it is to expand all kinds of new even untho