the problem was that the chinese communists didn't just anti-communist. so they were going to prepare specific to romania. but finally on the trip around the world mcclintock to the pakistan president not established a contact which we been used. >> host: let me ask you about the media pack tribe to which you are doing the opening to china, which was the vietnam war. he talked about strategic dynamics between the united states and the soviet union which is growing in strategic terms china. talk a little bit if you do that you expect to appeal to need to china to affect the war in china country in vietnam. >> guest: nixon didn't start the war in vietnam. nixon inherited the war in vietnam. when nixon and if there were 540,000 american troops in vietnam and we had just come through a major attack by the vietnamese and we have it's in the streets in this country against the war in vietnam. at the same time we were the country on which the security of almost every regional world depend had. and nixon felt that even though he not meet the original commit the c

chinese people and we have more and more of it. yeah yeah i get that but i don't want to hear the story that china has communist government has raised two hundred million people out of poverty they didn't raise anybody out of poverty hard working intelligent chinese people raised their selves out of poverty where the boot lifted just a little bit and cheering for the chinese government in this way is like. the last horse in the kentucky derby japan korea taiwan singapore thailand all these other asian nations. pulled themselves up way before china the only thing the chinese government did was hold its people back longer so that they could be the very last people to achieve that sort of lifestyle it's a tragedy it isn't religious we going to find are you happy if i'm going to miami here i mean i think most reason people would say the chinese have done a pretty good job with the economic policy at least they're not in mired in debt like their competitors in the european union the united states i mean they've certainly done some some very positive things now you could say also with their foreign economic policy they're just only intere

and it strikes me as very ironic that we have chinese communist lecturing the american capitalists. >> guest: it is economic evolution for the greatest part after the opening of the relationship with the chinese they thought that some of our political enthusiasms -- some of the more immature, but the huge respect for our economic capacities, and they thought we were armed in the management of the world financial system from which they could learn a great deal so they sent the soviet union but the scent capitalists over the year to learn how to run back the assistance of the american investment banks and so forth. then in late 2007 and 2008 they think they learned that the americans didn't know how to run their economy very well, and that caused a tremendous amount both for us but also for the chinese who had been associated with the reform program, and some of the difficulties that followed after words and which it is claimed incorrect in some respects but the chinese were too assertive to go back to that period where the shock occurred. >> host: the chinese are the biggest foreign cr

this is what the chinese communist government does.harles, you should hate this, this is the government telling people-- >> and furthermore, furthermore. >> he's doing it for effect. don't worry about it. >> no, do nothing for effect. and the serendipity of having poets go out in the united states, we don't tell-- >> one other thing you're missing. >> the problem with this, i see i deal with them every now and then, they're not literate and it's not that they, they don't have skills and they don't have-- they take music, dance, they're not literate. they don't write well. don't communicate well and you learn all there through studying other majors. >> here is the thing, matt, no one has brought up. right now in this country we have 2 million jobs, science technology, engineering math are going begging, begging. we don't want them, but we want to promote liberal arts, fantastic. the same chinese kids treated so unfairly by the government are going to get these great six digit, six figure income jobs in america. >> and you're right. i do

>> john thon, i agree but how can anybody rationalize that 60 miles off key west florida i a communist chineseil rig drilling oil. we can't drill there and it is going to cuba and venezuela and chine a. we get the emissionez and oil spills go on the beaches of florida it is the same in the arctic sea and key stone pipe line. we get the bad. but we don't get jobs and national security. it is a ridiculous policy. >> wayne do you agree? >> absolutely. it is ridiculous . that has to be reenforced to do that. you have 535 morons in washington who vote the other way. and until all of these people who are doing occupy wall street and go occupy occupy the washington mall, that will not change. >> you are going to have gas prices continue to prize especially for somebody like myself who is in the car more than the desk and office. it is going to hit election year. you will see them back at four dollars right in time for people to go to the polls. the president and administration, it is going to hurt his reelection . yet they fly by the seat of their pants. >>> and that is the greens goal tompt make ene

rick perry said that the communist chinese government is going to fall on the ash heap of history. this whole thing about foreign aid i think a lot of things were gleaned from that debate last night. that was our intention. i think people for the next week or so are going to be chewing over a lot of different answers that came out last night. >> schieffer: if you had to sum it up, john, how would you sum up last night? >> it was hawkish. the major mentioned there was talk about iran. also you had water boarding come back again. michele bachmann, herman cain, rick perry said they were for it. they supported it. you also had an interesting take on pakistan. rick perry saying i'm going to zero out foreign aid and senator santorum and congresswoman bachmann saying wait a minute we have to keep giving foreign aid to a country like pakistan because they have nukes. in terms of the politics this is newt gingrich's moment he was very forceful. he comes out on top when asked who could better h best hannah crisis 1% of the people said that. when he was in this debate he looked like a person

communist chinese government will end up on the ash heap of history if they do not change their version we have to have china understand that like everybody else on the world stage they have to play by the rules rules rules and again rules as a country that's been ruling the roost for decades the united states has never been shy of policing others but as china's g.d.p. continues adding nine percent a year against the g eight and a half percent growth in the u.s. the reprimand seems to be internally driven conformities one of the top values in the chinese meal devolved also reflected in the country's political and economic policy that's not that china doesn't play by their rules it's actually quite the opposite what the united states seems to have an issue with is that increasingly china rules that they pretty much washington would prefer to keep it. as the u.s. president hailed his new free trade asia pacific pact as a win win to boost trade in the region some in china took it as a predator effort to change rules made game free trade tend to be. in the eyes of the beholder. it true for

. >> i happen to think that the communist chinese government will end up on the ash heap of history ify do not change their virtues. >> well, if it feels like groundhog's day it kind of is. this was the tenth time the candidates have squared off as they compete for voters' attention and dollars. occupy denver protesters are looking for a new home tonight after police pushed them out of a downtown park. officers persuaded about half of the campers to leave, but the rest stayed until they were removed. police said public safety was their primary concern. several protesters vow to set up another camp overnight. >>> the venezuelan government says a colombian man linked to paramilitaries may be the mastermind behind the kidnapping of washington nationals catcher wilson ramos. he was rescued friday night. they tracked the major league star to a house in a remote mountainous region. officials say security forces came under fire. they responded and rescued ramos unharmed. ramos spoke to reporters today. >> translator: i am very happy for the rescue operation they carried out. very thankful to

i happen to think that the communist chinese government will end up on the ash heap of history if they do not change their virtues. it is important for a country to have virtues, virtues of honesty. and this whole issue of allowing cybersecurity to go on, we need to use all of our resources. the private sector working along with our government to really-- standing up to cyber-command in 2010 was a good start on that. but fighting this cyberwar i would suggest is one of the great issues that will face the next president of the united states and we must win. >> pelley: governor, thank you. that's time. governor romney, i wonder, how would you manage china to avoid a 21st century cold war? >> well, china has an interest in trade. china wants to-- as ty have 20 million people coming out of the farms and coming into the cities every year, they want to be able to put them to work. they want to have access to global markets so we have, right now, something they need very badly, which is access to our market and our friends around the world have that same power over china. we need to make sure

even the chinese communist party has sanctions -- has actions. elites to work together? is here. -- it is fear. if you threaten countries, they find a real big incentive to start working together. if you want mahmoud ahmadinejad and the others to get along -- we have already seen this. the piece of perceived external threat and the discourse of unity rises as factionalism dies down. point leads to the next obvious question. if the goal of the program is international legitimacy, an alternative policy would be to provide a different path to international legitimacy for iran. they do not perceive this as open. we spent a lot of resources on sanctions. we will be spending a lot more resources on sanctions in the next year. we need to ask ourselves what is the cost-benefit of that the and spending resources on diplomatic options. >> born policy may be belligerent in intent. -- foreign policy might be belligerent in intent. it might play itself out. for iranian leadership, time is a temple oral -- temple oral -- temporal commodity. in the initial compulsions of the revolution

communist. you want chinese to have control of the solar power. >> i'm saying the private sector can compete withovernment can. >> greg: gene jobs are when you walk down the street and homeless guy and you walk by him and the other homeless guy is a dog so you give money to that. that is the green industry. if you apply green to something, the government throws money at it. >> bob: you don't have a notion of what a green job is. >> dana: neither did any of us. >> andrea: do you know what it is? what is it? i asked five times. >> bob: >> bob: moment of silence i was amazed you didn't go along with it. >> greg: awful thing to say, bob. on my day back. >> bob: sorry. >> eric: this is the u.s. coast guard and people are asking about it. thank you for sending that in. coming up, governor of pennsylvania has his own connection to jerry sandusky. what i want to know is there any person of power not related to this case? in pennsylvania. what's better than gold ? free gold ! we call that hertz gold plus rewards. you earn free days, free weeks and more fast. that's a plus. upgrade your ride. that's a plus

the ruling communists say the micro-blog manipulate them and are threatening to punish those who abuse them. chinese leaders guard the flow of information to control. what control. micro-blogs make that task difficult. this social revolution already has hundreds of millions of believers. reining in will not be easy. >>> the leader of the church of england has spoken out against the protesters in london? >> yes, the archbishop of canterbury. dr. williams says the protestors are expressing widespread in deep exasperation with the financial establishment. he has broken his silence on the crisis by calling for a new tax on financial transactions. he also insisted the professors had little faith in the current pace of reform. we spoke with our religious affairs correspondent. >> a protest about banks became a debate about whether the church was standing up for christian values. today, its leader tried to wrest back control of the debate. dr. williams said people were frustrated by bankers irresponsible behavior and their soaring bonuses. >> people still feel that public is bearing more of the cost than t

the chinese artist, ai weiwei, says he's been pursued for back taxes and fines. his family says he's been punished for criticizing the communisteadership and criticizing social problems in the country. in the u.s., more than 70 people have been arrested in raids on a massive drug trafficking network. there suspected of smuggling $33 million every month of drugs. the network has been linked to a cartel in mexico. an australian boy, just 14 years old, has appeared in court after he was arrested for allegedly buying marijuana on the beach last month. the teenager could be jailed to up to six years. that case has been adjourned until friday. you are watching "bbc world news." thank you for being with us. i am david eades. plenty more to come in the program. could scott lin become the first country in europe to introduce a minimum price for alcohol? until last year, anna chapman kept a low profile in new york. now she and others are accused of being russian sleeper agents. the fbi has released a video. >> what you're seeing now is a rare glimpse into the world of counterintelligence. the woman shown here is anna chapman, the new yo

communist party. >> the whole accusation has no base and it's really fabricated by the police. >> reporter: as anger spread over the chinese internet, the artist's office was inundated with 30,000 online donations totaling $1.5 million. but others came in person from all over china to ai's suburban beijing work space and literally threw their donation overs want wall into his studio. now police surround the area, even harassing the cbs crew while we were filming. >> tell me your passport number. >> reporter: we have done nothing wrong. ai weiwei is not backing down. to legally launch an appeal he had to hand over a third of what officials say he owes. >> more or less like i was a hostage half a year ago. now, i paid the ransom, and i feel being robbed. >> reporter: on friday, police opened a new investigation into charges that the artist and his assistant are manufacturing pornography, vesselling nude roar traits of ai weiwei, photographs that have been on the internet for over a year. >> mitchell: next up on tonight's cbs evening news, the car that drives itself. >> mitchell: the los angeles auto show is under way this we

chinese residents were fighting not to be moved to a different part of the city. we talk about the japanese- american internment in the 1940's and we talk about the anti-communist purgethe asian-american communities here in san francisco in the 1950's. moving along to 1977 and the fall of the international hotel. our friends, we have come a long way. [applause] i have to tell you the most amazing moment of the year of 2011 was the first meeting of the board of supervisors this year on january 8, leading to the vote that we first cast for the first asian-american mayor in the city and county of san francisco. this was a vote that came about because you, the people of san francisco, elected four asian- american to the board of supervisors. and not just three chinese representatives, but the first korean-american representative, and i am so honored to represent the four of them, to welcome you here to this celebration. we have decided to implement a new yearly award, with each of our district supervisors recognizing a 11 awardees representing the best, brightest, most impact low in our community we will be honoring as part -- most impactful in our community we will be h

communists. everyone always refers to china. the chinese control -- you cannot do anything in china without going through the communist party. i have been gone for two years to fight the communist takeover of vietnam's, but now we're in bed with the communists. they are overriding our constitution and the laws of this country. host: thank you. the president was in asia for the last several days, including a stop in indonesia. guam was one of the lot stopovers for air force one -- was one of two stopovers for air force one. the president was feeling upbeat about his asia-pacific to work. the good vibes will probably will not last long. the bipartisan congressional committee looks unlikely to reach an agreement on the debt reduction plan, and the fallout will almost certainly involve the president again. just one other point since you brought the issue of china and asia -- the president in asia in this "new york times" editorial on china -- this is with reference to the u.s. troops in australia last week. -- that is the editorial the sunday m