the ccp is maneuvering behind the scenes, is trying to make deals. it's very self-interested in many ways and what is trying to do around the world. and it essentially has a huge number of people that has to keep happy so this needs the economic while is to continue to turn. do not want to diminish or at all suggest is not dangerous. it's a different model because it's trying to capture and exploit resources and workers around the world. russia in the past couple of years is make the policy decision to actively try to overturn an upset democratically elected governments. going after some of the weakest also elsewhere around the world there's an internal domestic fight between parties or between different factions. and tries really hard for the democratic. i want to talk a bit about georgia because that's really alarming to us in the u.s. government right now after 12 years the georgia dream will have a very contested election. and we see this play out in terms of russia trying very hard to support this party essentially copycat bypassing a foreign ag

the ccp used honey pots to do some of its influencing. that's spoken about in this situation. >> absolutely. they're going to continue the investigation, obviously six days ahead of the election here. this is something comer has been looking into since august. we'll keep following it. maria: brooke, thank you, this is a scary part of tim walz. your thoughts. >> it really is. tim walz has been to china 30 times in his personal capacity. he'll have access to classified information. we need to know what tree layings ship looks like. -- relationship looks like. when china is paying for foreign travel it's a national security risk. they're not to be trusted. you have a contender for vp. we need more information. this is in my opinion a national security threat. maria: for sure. marco rubio is calling for an investigation into what kind of ties we're talking about. red states like florida, indiana, missouri, are passing laws that ban the state investment boards from involvement with chinese funds. walz stepped up investment to china as governor

was this a freebie from the ccp? >> well, unone, do we know if he was there, right?checkers are actually checking those facts. the fact that he's saying he's a knuc knuckle head is not an explanation, if you listen to the meandering response to a simple question, it went on and on. the moderators at least had the did ask him again, a follow-up question, which he had to respond, well, i basically lied is what he said. i don't know how many times he's been to china, i don't know how it was paid for but it really does this tat necessitate someby looking into that to the make sure it wasn't taxpayer dollars. you've got a vice president, current vice president, a ticket made up of two people who have continuously lied to the american public, have extended what they've actually done to such a point where it's campaign, fine, but when you're actually lying to the american public over and over again, trying to make yourself seem better than you are, it's not authentic. i think people see through that. i will give it to jd vance because he did a phenomenal job during that deb

>> as well it's all throughout the region. >> swalwell was identified by the ccp not well on the houseof great benefit for beijing they started grooming him when he was on the city council of dublin city california that's not to say swalwell did anything wrong but china's efforts are extremely pervasive and there's got to be hundreds of swalwell's in this country. maria: that's what i met i want to get your take learning about this morning, louisiana attorney general liz marrero is filing an emergency lawsuit against alejandro mayorkas and other by the nearest ministry should officials after chinese migrant with a rare and drug-resistant orme of tuberculosis entered the u.s. illegally and has potentially exposed hundreds of people in the state to tuberculosis entered tubercular kids it was moved through different facilities in louisiana exposing 200 detainees and staff. this sounds eerily similar to what happened with covid months before the last election. >> on this particular migrant release into the general population while she still had tuberculosis is certainly a dangerous side, t

at the end of the day the ccp fought wars with the neighbors in u.s.nto popular discourse. the nuclear arsenal is very different from what were used to when countries have nuclear weapons in the peacetime post-cold war this is a nuclear arsenal designed to be a backstop against the offensive conventional wars in asia. when you see prudence nuclear saber rattling after invading ukraine you get a very similar in the taiwan straits and the dia included in the report the beijing probably would also consider using the nuclear force as a conventional military defeat in taiwan greatly threat the regime survival, the intent to waive the offensive conventional wars but to be able to say our nuclear arsenal is enough to prevent essentially what have people call escalation dominance to have many options as we go up the escalation ladder, if they do initiate. were they dangerous situation we are brescia, china, iran and the entire access is becoming more intertwined in korea, north koreans are in russia helping putin with his war and it's all coming together, that

visa process also what i heard from people like mike pompeo say ccp inside gates of america on ever willrica energy them stealing intellectual property. maria: mike pompeo is always spot on having that is what they are doing to get visas to come to the united states, we saw that in the -- katrina lam case compromised, our national security with my fbi agent trying to get people in united states can compromise future leaders people they think will get them to d.c., they kind of changed mo since 90s when i was working this instead of directly after federal government they target weaker, maybe unsuspecting state leaders that they can take them to higher level they have been very successful if you look at internal dhs intelligence memo precisely what they talk about target someone they perceive can get to higher level, they sound an alarm within the department, of homeland security, took a whistleblower to reveal this document mayorkas agency always, as you know, will not produce a shrdocuments we are not backing off until we get to the truth. >> the investigation underway in terms of whethe

maria: these laws unable prc and the ccp to merchant to any company that they want and demand data thatthat was an outtake of all the new laws what impact do you think your father's arrested the hong kong national security laws were talking about as a whole had a business in hong kong in the international community doing business i remember traveling to hong kong as a young reporter at another network and it was an international hub there was so much international business be done in hong kong i don't think that is a chase after the chinese communist party put the laws down. >> exactly right and you can see that with international businesses moving away from hong kong, hong kong used to be a finance center because there was an element of trust you would trust because it would protect you and in the last four years you've seen a government that is very willing to destroy the trust that hong kong has over all these years, one of the charges that he got was for a lease violation ending at five years nine months i think any businessperson doing business in hong kong has to know that maybe y

what's your take on the stimulus coming out of the ccp? >> yeah.china basically has not decided what to do and i think the reason is because the country has far more debt than it's announced and certainly i think that essentially it has fewer resources than it's been reporting to foreign investors so it doesn't have a lot of capacity and clearly china right now is in deflation. because when you look at the cpi, the core cpi was only up 0.1% last month. and that's a real indication that the country's prices are falling, the economy is failing. maria: yeah. i mean, they made these promises on saturday but i think investors wanted more because they want to know that the companieses that they're buying have the backing of the ccp but gordon, who wants that? you don't even get the true state of affairs of these chinese companies when you invest in had them because theme not telling you what the balance sheet looks like, they don't follow the same rules that other american companies follow on these major exchanges. i'm talking about chinese stocks. >> ye

james comer subpoenaings the dhs for records relating to governor tim walz's ties to ccp.rites the committee has recently received whistleblower disclosures informing the committee of serious concern among department of homeland security personnel regarding a long standing connection between the ccp and minnesota governor timothy james walz. nonclassified microsoft teams group chat among dhs employees that contains information about governor walz relevant to the committee's investigation. putting your views on his politics aside here for a moment, how can tim walz be a matter beat away from the presidency if these whistleblower disclosures turn out of to be true about 45 seconds to you. >> yeah, towed, what makes this modern is that it is coming from a whistleblower from within the agency. this is not a political hack somewhere. from the rnc who is making this accusation. so they have to take it seriously. james comer has no option but to investigate it. let's not forget that donald trump was impeached because somebody said ghee, i think there was a phone call that was ina

been described as having a long held devotion love for mother land aligning closely with ideologies of ccp set up a private company that coordinated yum student travel to china allowed minnesota institutions higher education to collaborate with ccp mike pompeo was shutting down on his way out remember. >> do i remember wild reported yesterday tim walz said he was in tiananmen square. he wasn't during uprising that has been disrevenue -- >> why did he say it. >> why did he say it? i think a very fair question. >> can't they go on honeymoon and they went on anniversary of tiananmen square went to china. >> he is saying he was there but he wasn't. >> i meant. >> i got you i hear you, catching up, so that is going to come up it has to come up there is a lot of questions for tim walz tonight, again, is it going to be asked. maria: getting started this hour a big hour coming up breaking news dock workers from texas to maine are now on strike, national association distributors ceo president here to talk about potential impact on the american people texas governor greg abbott here with announcemen

with those stocks that i just mentioned, and investors buying those companies funding expansion of ccphere is also all things that are still made in china. so i mean in order to say stop buying stuff from china we need policymakers legislators to ensure that the supply chain moves out of china because right now, they are making the things that we're buying, how you know we talked about this from 2020 when we saw chinese state media, coming out and saying maybe we won't send prescription drugs america needs maybe won't export those drugs underlying ingredients to america right now since they need them and they are -- we are being held hostage by all things including prescription drugs from china when you are you and colleagues going to ensure supply chain moves out of china. >> in national defense authorization act i got in a process we are going to stop buying, department of defense will stop buying chinese drugs think how stupid ever bought from china wants to skroi our life military should not depend on kline for drugs when you do that you help build american supply chain or supply c

country for a week before the biden administration took it down and i've had legislation to block the ccpying farmland in the u.s. and i get really frustrated with them when they don't keep tray trade deals that had been made because that hurts our tennessee farmers so the chinese communist parties do not like the fact that i speak out against them. stuart: what can you do about it? other than make it known and everybody going on. >> it's continuing to call on social media platforms to be certain that they are looking out for these bad actors on their side and they should be more pointed and direct and push these bad actors off their side but they're going to launch these campaigns. they're trying to interfere in our election and they make up stuff with hopes that our opponents will pick it up and then will push it forward as truth. and this is what they're going to continue to do. they see the internet as a good and handy way to do that. so it is up to us to make it known and continue to try to block it. stuart: senator, i want to get back to israel's air strikes on iran and wall street

now we understand the full extent of what the ccp has been trying to do undermine america at every turning to overtake the u.s. as a superpower. >> by the way this is the bar that the democrats have said only in 2016 it was russian collusion and that turned out to be false, we need to uncover whatever happened between him and the ccp ahead to two investigation of tim walz warranted by their own stan standards. maria: will take a short break today is the first trading day of october, what that means for markets as we look ahead to the quarter of 2024 were talking with pjm institutional director jim iuorio will become back. stay with us ♪ ♪ is it possible to be more capable? and more practical? be able to perform here. and here. make a statement while barely making a sound. and command the road, as well as what lies ahead. how we get there matters. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. at contango ore, we don't send rockets and satellites into space. we explore for gold on earth, and we've been successful. we have an innovative approach to developing alaska's next gold mines.

august the campaign had this to say about walz alleged china ties, governor watson stood up to the ccp and democracy in put american jobs in manufacturing first. republicans are twisting basic facts and desperately lying to distract from the trump vance agenda. this is what we know and we know that the oversight committee is investigating tim walz ties to china, he said he went to china multiple times and was teaching there, your reaction. >> the basic fact when tim walz was taking american high school students to china to expose them to the propaganda that could not have occurred without the communist party's united front work department's approval that's a part of the party that separates foreign government. tim walz had continuous contact with the united front organization because governor of minnesota from daily caller reported that contact has been continuous which means tim walz had probably a romance with the communist party for now spanning four decades. that is a basic fact, they cannot explain this away the communist party is sympathetic and maybe even an asset who could be v

initially when the ccp announced it hedge fund managers loaded up on chinese stocks incredibly. real estate index fell almost 8% today and the overall ssi 300 fell 1.3%. the point here is the developers, they need to complete these projects because they've already sold these apartments but they're adding -- when you think about it and step back, they're actually adding to china's real estate glut. last september a former senior statistics official say china had enough vacant apartments for 1.3 billion people but at the same time he acknowledged that others thought that china had enough vacant apartments for 3 billion people. what we're doing here is china has no solution to this because the law of supply and demand applies even in communist economies and that means the crash is coming which is going to take down the rest of the chinese economy which is the reason why xi jinping i believe is desperate which is the reason why he's going after taiwan hard right now as well as japan, philippines and end. maria: and the i'm -- india. maria: and the impact on america, gordon? >> the p

c comer in a message to alejandro mayorkas said dhs officials express concern about ccp targeting politician and their influence operation at state and local level. their concerns about chinese influence operation as relate to governor walz. records were subpoenaed after the whistleblower notified him of messages. comer is accusing department of homeland security of stonewalling the suspect. he said, dhs did not produce documents before the due and negligented to present a single document. house oversight committee says walz traveled to china estimated 30 times. in 199 walz organized a trip to china, a trip paid for by the chinese government. >> carley: bring in morgan ort ortagus. brooke just laid it out. around time kamala harris selected tim walz to be her running mate, officials said walz got v.p., you have no idea how this feeds into what the prc has been doing here with him and local government. why do you think this dhs official would feel that way? >> morgan: i started warning about this when we knew harris was considering walz as nominee for v.p. i warned about it, it follows a patt

all that in the country packed with ccp cameras, with online surveillance, 247. and it happened with children around children who were raped and molested. yes, you heard me right. they were raped, they were drug, then molested by pet of files. and then like you sorry, i'm appalled to even have to say that they were gang raped with. now that we know, perhaps the united states should take a breather, step away from global issues for a 2nd. forget about russia. forget about the icbc and for once redirect all of its resources and all of its pompous exceptionalism towards themselves is actually go through with the investigation. don't just keep mumbling like they're doing right now or beating around the bush, pretending that there is an investigation underway. acting like nobody had a clue, it was happening. but show that now they're determined to make things right. perhaps they should keep this from becoming another epstein case, where they kept locking him up and then releasing him and guiding him and then backing down. finally, they put him in a cell for a while, b

them to make another $80 billion and allowed all the foreign partners in to get in on the action like ccpsia. so it's an intentional dereliction of duty to allow iran back into the global scene and allow iran to reenter their nuclear deal. look at this program are protected by obama and biden is then pushed off by harris and it is what it is. it's the nuclear deal and nuclear weapon and going on the time line and trump reverse that had and sufficient cased iran with the sanctions and went to foreign leaders and going for them that's safe and trading them and that's why you see kamala harris not saying publicly that israel is an ally of the united states of america. met ya hue. david: iran is reaching a point of desperation and seeing that and he was on television yesterday during one of the is upped talk shows and he said talking about the iranians and their sense of desperation, they view the president trump as a direct threat to that regime preservation and had iranians with the terrorist of iran and donald trump. >> i'm with you on that one and little me talk to the general real quick.

and a world that safer autocracy in general and ccp is not a world that is particularly able for u.s.interest or her values. iran and north korea essentially speak for themselves, there may be away down the line to negotiate from positional strength with the iranians or others, but i still think those are not in the neely -- in the near term. the point you made about spending a lot of money on our defense now, why are you saying spend more money on defense. the bad guys are -- they benefit from a symmetric strategies. but also their goals, which are much more limited and local. whereas we have global ambitions in a global network that requires a different type of resource. the other is that our allies have not historically spent what it takes. one of the things that the ukraine war demonstrates is that none of our defense industrial basis is for this purpose. it is especially true for our european allies and our indo pacific allies. spending together so we are not having complementary stuff. there's more labor and in common purpose. >> and other, please. >> i thought the question -- t

a few months ago, the ccp announced it would increase public spending on r&d 10% this year. within the 10% was a 13% increase in basic research. tragically that happened the same week republican budget caps and congress cut federal r&d after some years of importing growth. that was a sobering moment to see that continued acceleration while we are pulling back on federal r&d. two peel one more layer, it's not just enough to say that china will steal our stuff. that's not the story today because when a country is focused as the prc has been, starts investing in its own research base and facilities and funding the brilliant minds they as well as everyone else around the world have, what they are doing now is building a research base that allows them not only to build on top of what we produce and research and technology and using our data, all of which we should be protecting, but we have to realize as we are protecting our technologies and data and research, they are able to generate their own research now. that really does change the nature of the competition. we are still ex

a few months ago the ccp announced it would increase its public spending on r&d 10%. within that 10% with a 13% increase in basic research. tragically that happened the same week that republican budget caps in the congress cut federal r&d after a couple of years of important growth the president was able to achieve. that was a sobering moment for me to see that continued acceleration while we are pulling back on federal r&d and that has to be a priority to get back on track. just peel one more layer of that long ago we used to say, china is good at copying and they will steal our stuff. that's not the story. when a country is focused as the prc has been starts investing in its own research base, facilities and funding the brilliant minds that they as well as everyone else around the world has, what they are doing now is building a research base that allows them not only to build on top of what we produce in research and technology using our data that we should be protecting, but we have to realize that as we are protect our technologies and data and research that they

. >> laura: that is the chinesetot bowing down to the ccp move? what else?ats are m concerned about the male toad. "the new york times" released a piece arguing trump's to cost democrats the election. who did they answer with! >> coach walls, i call that. donald trump. he never follows through with n class and the linebackers are watching that guard anth td they will read. this linebacker is you getting to the polls voting and you hav' her chance to stop this. let's play defense, folks. >> you going to the polls, you! come on! hee wa was an assistant coach. at all has a false error. they are playing roles whether kamala with beer or this guy pheasant hunting and when he goes to mcdonald's he saluting the working man and not trying to be that guy. are these people are trying to make us believe alternativeno characters. none of us are buying this. >> laura: i was laughing with lee habib but what is the accent obama does but that phony accent? nobody sounds like just use youc innormal voice, hello, cincinna. he can't do his normal bows. don't get what he thinks

there is one supremely powerful dictatorship in the world today that really threatens us and it is the ccpdo you think china hopes wins next week? not trump because he kept them back on their heels and they didn't like that at all. but then they will let kamala van and warmonger powell, liz cheney because that means weaker america, guaranteed and that is good for dictatorship.nd more than anything when i looked around the arena and i talked to the firefighters and the place and regular people from f connecticut, new jersey, new york and sam came from further away, some came from manhattan, i think americansthey won't return to common sense. they want logic,'s clear solutions like we are out of money and $35 trillion in debt. the government has to be reined in. >> all spinning is taxatiot tano whether direct taxation orrect spending becomes inflation or direct taxation.e de your money is being wasted, and then out the part of government is going to fix that! [cheers and applause] youwe are going to get the government off of your back andu out of your pocket book. >> laura: music to the ears

we talk to the chairman of the house china committee who says he has been warning about the growing ccp months. if you have heart failure, farxiga can help you keep living life with the ones you love. ask your doctor about farxiga today. farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this infection, an allergic reaction, or ketoacidosis. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ will: fox news alert, smoke is rising as beirut after the idea of launched a new strike, new wave of strikes, the jewish state is planning a serious and significant response against iran nearly one year after the october 7th attacks. nate foy live on the ground in israel with the latest. >> is real and has blood continue exchanging fire, the united states providing more support from israel last night striking 15 targets in yemen belonging to the who the rebels. president

sector to them to make another 80 billion and allowed their foreign partners to get in on action like ccp russia, this is a intendeddd dereliction of duty this program, affected by obama and biden and pushed out by harris is what it is, the iran nuclear deal, meant to give them a nuclear weapon on a timeline, trump reversed that plan and went to foreign leaders like she xi jinping and china and said, if you trade with iran we u.s. are not trading with you and we united states are going to s sanction mainland china, he had a global vision to take out global sponsor of terrorism. unfortunately, they cannot in my opinion take on iran as big of a machine as they have become, that is why you see kamala harris, not saying publicly that israel is an ally of the united states of america. david: i don't think that we should underestimate the degree of damage that israel has already done on iran. there is a growing sense that iran is reaching a point of desperation, maybe not the likes of which we have seen since the maximum pressure campaign of donald trump, and aaron, there was a former centcom c

. >> laura: is that the chinese bowing down to the ccp move?y the democrats are concerned about the male vote. "the new york times" just released a piece arguing that trump's bro whispering could cost democrats the election so who did they answer with? coach walz. >> coach walz here. he always cuts taxes for the billionaires, never follows through with the middle class. our linebackers are watching that guard and they will pay you to. this linebacker is you. getting to the polls, voting, you've got a chance to stop it. let's play defense, folks. >> laura: assistant coach. >> you, going to the polls. come on, he was an assistant coach. it all has a false air. they are all playing rolls whether it's kamala swilling. or this guy pheasant hunting. when trump goes to mcdonald's he's saluting the working man not to be that guy. these people are trying to make us believe they are these alternative characters. none of us are buying it. >> laura: i was laughing, what is obama's accent that he does? what is that, that phony accent. i know what he sounds

to deter the ccp. >> bill: it will remain a big story regardless. aishah hosni, good work in the interview live in d.c. now it's been one week since helene made landfall as a cat four hurricane leaving a trail of damage and devastation. in town after town after hard-hit town where folks have lost just about everything, leaving them with no food, no water, no power, no shelter and now wondering whether or not the rest of the country has forgotten about them. dana has this friday off. i'm bill hemmer live in new york city as we roll into our number two. >> sandra: we've been in afghanistan and know how to do it. they need more resources. it wiped entire towns away. we've seen the video still coming into us as the biden white house is facing harsh questions as the victims of helene are left to fend for themselves. hundreds dead, hundreds more still missing at this hour. and now private volunteers are stepping in. mobileizing ad hoc rescue operations to help stranded victims in the hardest-hit areas as the search for survivors grows more dire by the day

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. >> the dietz date, the globalists and the ccp is what has attacked our country. >> they seem like nice a sunday morning with. so that's the brand of religion that clark has brought to the trump campaign tonight. not to worry. he said tonight's event with the former president was supposed to be something different. >> eric and i were talking off- line and the conversation was we need to get together the non- lacka doodles. that was the phrase used. the serious faith leaders that are actually committed to saving this country and he said we need to get them together. my father needs to be able to address this community. >> the question of course, were any of them actually willing to sign on with clark? sadly, it seems like only lacka doodles were available. as media matters noted, include pastors, self-proclaimed prophets who believe that donald trump is ordained by god to lead america. just another massive vector of misinformation and far right fanaticism posing as christianity. it's unclear whether michael flynn himself attended tonight, but these are his people. as a reminder, trump ev

cabinet members to go and kiss the ring of xi jinping to try to beg a more open relationship with the ccpn't understand why. the media is constantly telling us that russia is on the side of donald trump in the upcoming election and we know in 2020 china backed joe biden's election. the question is, have you seen any evidence or is there any indication they're on his side, and hoping he will win again? maria: definitely. >> chinese owned tiktok, it propagates narratives of the chinese regime. the videos on the election are overwhelmingly anti-trump. we also know that iran hacked the trump campaign and they delivered what they got to kamala harris' campaign. iran probably did that at the behest of china because iran and china are very close these days and china's doing one other thing and this is campaign neutral. it is using fake accounts to post on divisive issues in the united states to disrupt the campaign in general. for instance, they're talking a lot about you abortion and reproductive matters. this is intended to stir up americans and to just poison the environment. maria: yeah. i m

a new whistleblower, a longstanding connection between the ccp, the come communist party and walz.s a classified and unclassified documents relating to those ties. comer is alleging that walz's 30 educational trips he has touted were paid for by the chinese government. even they, bill, are now in question. take a look at this. minnesota public radio is reporting walz was so proud of his extensive experience traveling to china he would occasionally exaggerate it by claiming he had visited the country more than he did. as for walz himself when it comes to china policy he has long advocated closer ties between the u.s. and mainland china. >> i don't fall into the category that china necessarily needs to be an adversarial relationship. there are many areas of cooperation that we can work on. >> the trump-vance side of the presidential ticket tells us they are drawing a stark contrast. listen to the former president. >> china respected us. i took in hundreds of billions of dollars from china. no other president took in not $0.10. for years they ripped us off. >> so walz's connection to

he is too connected to the ccp, taken some say up to 30 trips to china, who the hell takes 30 trips toommunist country. he has been a terrible governor of minnesota. and not ready to be the president. elizabeth: got it, vice president there mike davis thank you. thank you for watching, i am elizabeth macdonald, good to be back. you have been watching "the evening edit" on fox business, dvr us, now to my buddies dagen and senate the "the bottom line." dagen: back in

i mean, they're clearly reporting information back to the ccp because that's the law in china and yetve all of the investors unwittingly or wittingly able to buy these stocks and basically fund the adversary, right, fund the expansion of the communist party. we did a whole special on this, underwriting the enemy. there's that. why would we be buying drones from a chinese company and using them in the military? >> you have an administration that refers to china not as an adversary but as a pacing threat. they haven't treated them as an adversary. that has to change. obviously, hopefully in a few weeks the american people will billion give president trump the opportunity to be put china back on its heels, put iran back on its heels, put our adversaries back on their heels as they were four years ago before all of this chaos and mayhem that has taken place around the globe has proliferated under the biden-harris administration. maria: that's not the way our adversaries see it. they've got the bristol-meyers t underway. you putin the says deepening financial cooperation and a creating a n

they stalin eventually settled it and and said, you know zedong in the ccp is going to be in charge so we just add a little bit more on that from the americans perspective if they want to go to war in korea to basically contain the soviet, but they don't want to escalate into a bigger war with the soviet union. they're trying to avoid world war three. so there's always that limit there. i think stalin also, he's prepared. give north korea the go ahead, but he doesn't want that war, an escalating into war between the united states and the soviet union. that's where i think mao comes in and plays a role. so if the war goes badly for north korea, it's going to be china, not the soviet union is directly in the firing line, which course is what happens in october-november. so china in that sense or deserves that function, helps to keep the war limited. we don't end up with a soviet us world war three, 1950 or 51. let's our panelists.

also, we're out of time, but i know you have the stop ccp act. curb china's aggression in many ways, and we appreciate that. >> thank you, sir. have a great day. charles: you too. thank you. >>> all right, folks, a lot of this kind of stuff we're going to be talking about next week at the town hall. make sure you get your ticket. go to unbreakable investor: preserving our animal spirits, my town hall, thursday, october 10th at 22 p.m. eastern. you come here, new york city in the studio, it's going to be fantastic. go to foxbusiness.com/charles payne live to get your free ticket. plus, tune in tonight at 9 p.m. eastern, the vice presidential debate. it's going to be simulcast right here on fox business. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ... (♪) car, this isn't the way home. that's right james, it isn't. car, where are we going? we're here. (♪) surprise!!! the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. car, were you in on this? nothing gets by you james. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objective

expansion in europe, to ignore the war in gaza to ignore what's happening in the south china sea as the ccp tightens his grip. so these are the issues that i think are on the minds of most voters. yes, we can talk about these other issues, but ultimately, i think if we're talking about what gets extended across the finish line, those would be the things on the front of mind. >> today, johnson said that he is noto obama obamacare this also covering up that johnson said that today he's ingredient with former president trump nodal obamacare. >> i've seen that discussion and obviously it does have legs. thank you all for coming on. i do wonder how the voters who are going to be ultimate deciders of this i want to thank and just what, six days from now. thank you. all ahead inside the dead heat in the battleground, pennsylvania, where donald trump now is producing the first scenes of the stop the steal stay plus the tight race and the commonwealth now sparking a bit of a thorny, thorny question that harris make the right choice is letting her vp >> it's like forrest gump only wiser and deeper in

with wars of expansion raging in europe, with gaza on fire, with the south china sea now becoming the ccp's personal playground. all of these things are issues that from dick cheney himself all the way italy's cheney were instilled into the mindset of young conservatives like myself, as being the things that we should never let come to pass. and now they have all come to pass under the watchful eye of joe biden and kamala harris, and they want us to pretend that those things don't matter because of what happened on january 6 and january 6 will remain an end indelible stain on the fabric of this nation. but it also illustrated that irrespective of your thoughts of donald trump, our institutions held and i believe that if you want to talk about what is going to happen in this 2024 election to joe january concerns i concerned. >> yeah. >> when you when you bring up generous you want to give trump another four years after january 6 me, let's just assume that everything that left says about donald trump is correct, that the rhetoric on haiti is unhelpful. i'm more concerned about the fact that t

china program as well as a senior fellow refugee he analyzes the ccp threats. he previously spent more than a decade serving in a series of sensitive national security roles with the u.s. governments. government.focusing primarily o. montgomery is a second from the rachel. serves as a senior director center on cyber technology innovation. previously admiral montgomery served as policy for the senate armed services committee and for 32 years he served in the u.s. navy. as a nuclear trained surface warfare officer including director of operations at u.s. pacific command. is the deputy director of the taiwan academy of banking and finance per previously served as project manager of financial training and development at the taiwan institute financial research and training height internatcial management consulting company's financial engineering department. benjamin jensen on the far right is senior fellow for future slab national security program. the center of strategic and international studies. he is also a professor of strategic studies at the marine corps univ

next we have a ccp problem here in north dakota.aling with fufang that it's very important that the chinese have established themselves in this state. we need to get that out. and working with our president, we can do it. the constitution is the key. we need to follow the constitution. it's sad that most of our legislators will not follow the constitution because 95% to 98% of our issues would be alleviated if you followed that. and with that, let's make the constitution great again. thank you. >> [inaudible] mr. piepkorn: thank you, steve. thank you bek communications are hosting this grand event. too bad there is not a camera in front to show the audience this beautiful audience, which we believe is a nationwide audience on c-span. my name is merrill piepkorn. i was born in stanley, a little north and west of here. raised in fargo, for the most part. like most young people, i traveled the nation, some of it hitchhiking. traveled across europe. some of that hitchhiking as well. i don't think we do that sort of thing these days, but

the ccp lauds america's embrace of esg. you can read headline after headline about that. why? because they will win in the end. there will be the sole superpower in the world replacing us. if we go down the route of esg we are going to lift up vladimir putin and xi jinping. it is that simple. it has got to stop, and it stops with you. suzanne: i asked you two years ago, are you hopeful? justin: i am. espied everything i said. no, i am very hopeful. i think that you guys are all awake to the woke. you guys have the tools. you have the knowledge. we just need to stay in the fight. don't believe the headlines that yesterday is in retreat. we have given you the data that it is not. but we can get it on the run and put it down if we do it together. so, i am as optimistic as i have ever been, actually. suzanne: wow. going to play this back to myself. steve soukup, hopeful? steve: yeah. [laughter] >> it did not sound like it. steve: my hope is tempered, i will say that. the administrative state in this country has an awful lot of power. and they intend to use that power to push back

the ccp lauds america's embrace of esg. you can read headline after headline about that. why? they will win in the end. there will be the sole superpower in the world replacing us. if we go down the route of esg we are going to lift up vladimir putin and xi jinping. it is that simple. it has got to stop, and it stops with you. suzanne: i asked you two years ago, are you hopeful? justin: i am. espied everything i said. no, i am very hopeful. i think that you guys are all awake to the woke. you guys have the tools. you have the knowledge. we just need to stay in the fight. don't believe the headlines that yesterday is in retreat. we have given you the data that it is not. but we can get it on the run and put it down if we do it together. so, i am as optimistic as i have ever been, actually. suzanne: wow. going to play this back to myself. steve soukup, hopeful? steve: yeah. [laughter] >> it did not sound like it. steve: my hope is tempered, i will say that. the administrative state in this country has an awful lot of power. and they intend to use that power to push back against

caller: she is a marxist, and tim walz has been investigated about his ties to the ccp.will leave there, joyce. guest: i'm sorry that i was jumping in on joyce, i apologize to joyce for that, i should have waited until she finished with her untrue conspiracy theories. none of what she said, unfortunately, as a journalist i try to look for facts, knocking receipt theories. thing that you read somewhere on the internet that are not true, try to look at facts. and on everything she said, it doesn't conform to the facts. tim walz is not a communist. when he started going to china some years ago, he came back very, very tough on the chinese communist regime when he was a member of the house of representatives. there's a lot out there that is going around, and i understand complaints about the mainstream media. we defend our talking about what is wrong with the media. but if you actually go back to the facts, what joyce said and a lot of the other years the theories are just simple not true. host: have you respond to full to say you are a journalist that you are supporting the

the c.c.c, who are behaving more like the ccp.lan to cut our meat consumption by 50% is now sitting on the desk of ed miliband, whose zeal for net zero will see us bet the house and our energy supply on flaky renewables. the chairman of this dystopian climate change committee has said that persuading british consumers to change their diets would play a key role in achieving these cuts in emissions. well, there's your red flag already. the government persuading people to do things has dark echoes of the pandemic , has dark echoes of the pandemic, when our faces were covered by those.in when our faces were covered by those. in my view , those. in my view, scientifically worthless masks at the time, the government persuaded us to stay home and save lives, even though non—lockdown countries had similar, if not better , similar, if not better, outcomes. and whilst the vaccine may have helped the vulnerable to this day, given that it didn't stop transmission or infection, no one has explained to me why we jabbed the entire healthy popul