huawei hasn't got where it is today because of any undue influence or favours from the chinese communistn criticism raised about how close these entities are when you look at the retaliation that china has gone out around the world defending huawei and also the detention and arrest of the two canadians very much being seen as beijing's way of retaliating for what the united states and canada have done to huawei. listen to what mr ren said to me when i put to what mr ren said to me when i put to him how stridently china is defending huawei around the world. translation: it is the chinese government's duty to protect its people. if the us attempts to gain competitive edge or undermining china's outstanding high—tech talent thanit china's outstanding high—tech talent than it is understandable that the chinese government in turn protects its high—tech companies. chinese government in turn protects its high-tech companies. you do have, or have had links to the military, the fact that there is a chinese communist party committee in your firm, the fact that china is a one party state, can you s

quite late to make simply because of the way the chinese system and how heavily influential the chinese communisthinese companies. thank you very much indeed, the very latest on that story which is our top story in business and on the bbc news at as well. let's now talk about facebook. it is to become a privacy focused network. a new direction for the tech giant announced by mark zuckerberg. this was ina announced by mark zuckerberg. this was in a 3000 word blog post that he said all soppy had conversations with small groups of people that would be the firm's priority in the future, and those conversations would be encrypted, meaning facebook itself will be unable to see them. zoe kleinman has the details. it isa it is a surprising move for the social network that once had ambitions to connect the world. mark zuckerberg said he now recognises people want to talk amongst themselves and be confident that their communications will not only remain private, but also not come back to want their maker ron. he set out a future in which facebook may not routinely keep individual data for long unless it us

to keep goods are released and is sending these comments and the third is the propaganda of chinese communist party is. working so. that most of western. democracies adopt a policy of engagement so the thought that chinese government will keep its promise why and they. will one day host. one of the sites modern twenty five human rights internet snooky matuidi is actually he's government didn't keep his promise so this major reason is. in chinese human rights lawyer an activist joining us tonight from new york we appreciate you sharing your story with us tonight and sharing your insights thank you. frank. she thinks reason a should resign if it helps get brecht's it through paul newman's frankly i couldn't care less. well it is it is it is the british people who have to make up my mind and i'm really tired of thinking about what should help and what not to sorry. or to do with. board with that was the kind of reaction that reporters got today here in europe the events in the british parliament late last night only added to the high level of brags that fatigue and frustration and there is more

>> 6% of the people in china belong to the chinese communist party. 6%. i think that is an important statistic. almost every aspect of chinese life now is -- the thing i was trip toith in a recent is nog is that everything cash. you want to rent a bicycle? a bicycle, starbucks, the store, what china is able to do is identify patterns of behavior, watch people, determine who is reliable and not reliable. we have seen this manifest. there is no question in my mind that china will leverage technology to assist the 6% of the population that controls the other 94%. >> including the other 94%. >> including the other 94%. >> we are going to start in with some questions. it's washington, as everyone in this room knows, make it a question, please. to the best of your ability. general dunford, bear with us. we are looking from bright lights into a dark room. can someone point out to me where the microphones are, please? ok, the other one is on the other side? back there. ok, great. so, if you could call on this gentleman right here? if you would identify yourself? >

post reports on the former president of interpol, meng hongwei, who has been expelled from the chinese communisting post reports on the former president of interpol, meng hongwei, who has been expelled from the chinese communist party and stripped of all his government positions. mr heng has been accused of abusing his position and misusing state funds. and the former director of the fbi, james comey, has said in an interview he still has lots of questions about the mueller report. special counsel robert mueller last week concluded his investigation into alleged collusion between russia and donald trump's 2016 residential campaign. the investigation found no proof that jump investigation found no proof that jump criminally colluded with russia and did not reach a collusion as to whether trump obstructed justice. james comey, fired as fbi director in 2017, said parts of the report we re in 2017, said parts of the report were confusing and said it was surprising mr mueller reached no conclusion about a possible obstruction of justice. conclusion about a possible obstruction ofjustice. the purpose

can determine these institutes that around the country do not appear to be overzealous by the chinese communist party to spread pro- china or anti-american propaganda. there is often no no evidence that we have uncovered there are chinese espionage efforts or other activities. nonetheless we need to be mindful of the story told by these confucius institutes is coming from. fbi directors have been concerned about confucius institutes because they was conceived and are funded by a chinese government that has a much different worldwide view than ours. the $158 million that the chinese spent on confucius institutes in the united states come from a government that routinely will stifle free speech, stifles debate, stifles dissent in his own country. it is a government that monitors and jails minorities and the violent history of oppression it has. it is also a government that routinely targets us to hacking and industrial espionage and threatens taiwan and other close allies in asia, and i would add it is a country that basically has tried to block and keep other ships including our naval vessels ou

but i'm picking that relationship between the chinese government, the communist party, and huawei ismunist party has any influence over huawei whatsoever and its business dealings around the world. have a listen to what he said when i spoke to him about its relationship and retaliation in defence of huawei of the last couple of months. translation: it is the chinese government's duty to protect its people. if the us attempts to gain competitive edge by undermining china's upstanding high—tech talent, thenit china's upstanding high—tech talent, then it is understandable that the chinese government, in turn, protect its high—tech companies stipulate this is a country where people routinely are arrested, they disappear, the chinese communist party has ultimate control over everything here, it even has control of your courts of law. what insurance can of your courts of law. what insurance can you of your courts of law. what insurance can you give people watching this programme that if the government, if the communist party, we re government, if the communist party, were to ask you to pro

you a follow up on this there are no reports which haven't been really denied by the chinese government that the communist party that you talk about is sending han chinese people to live in we get. to watch them twenty four seven as they eat drink pray is that fake news as well there is no problem in believing i have many islamic friends you have your friends your muslim friends i get it not how well you have people living in your house i just still will because a lot of we do right now however if any way in china misuses as a pretext to split away from china that's a cry for their people's living rooms in. the communist party and i'm not aware of i've never been inside the family of unfortunately a lot of chinese communist party members have let's go back to the audience let's take the lady there in the green scarf about you sad. doesn't people wanted to syria and the fad and my question to you is how did you let some to go syria too far with such a strict beriah and one hundred turns there are one checkpoints and even so people can't go on town to another town and so to street surveillance how do you le

you a follow up on this there are no reports which haven't been really denied by the chinese government that the communist party that you talk about is sending han chinese people to live in we get. to watch them twenty four seven as they eat drink pray is that fake news as well there is no problem in believing i have many islamic friends you have your friends your muslim friends i get it not how well you have people living in your house i just still will because a lot of we get to do right now however if any way in china misuses as a pretext or to split away from china that's a cry for their people's living rooms in. the communist party and i'm not aware of i've never been inside the family of unfortunately a lot of chinese communist party members have let's go back to the audience let's take the lady there in the green scarf about your you sad. doesn't people wanted to syria and the fad and my question to you is how did you let something go syria too far with such a strict beriah and one hundred years there are one checkpoints and even so people can't go on town to another town and so to st surveillance

challenge s that this is not a private company as much as it is a government-owned company from the chinese communisto-called confucious centers because we've spoken about this in the past but there was a new senate investigation and they're warning these chinese state-run centers are in more than 100 u.s. colleges. you've got centers in and around silicon valley like near stanford, they're sharing research. >> well, i would say first that senate report that you referred to great report done by senator portman and his team. it's not just the 100 universities they're involved in , it's what they do there, rosenstein it? so they're bringing in what are likely either inks officers or people that are working with chinese intelligence. they're doing seeding people into companies. they're recruiting people these are all things in the senate report of rob portman, that i'd encourage all of your viewers to take a sunday and read it. maria: not only that but china has an enormous amount of money so they're buying up companies and getting american data that way too. >> and they're doing that all over the globe

i think the biggest problem is that we have allies we didn't know about inside the chinese communistawks and doves debate. they want to go to the free market they want to confront the americans, they do not want a large military budget. they want to keep the nuclear weapons capped on a low level say 300 warheads. and not be like the old soviet union. this group of reformers is opposed by hawks where the americans are really evil and surrounding us and thus the debate we have to try to influence. >> thank you, mike. thank you very much. china expert, michael pillsbury. just ahead, my final thoughts on potential risks and rewards of how the president deals with china. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ of all the moments you share with your best friend, the greatest could be the moment you save her life. every second counts in cardiac arrest. learn hands-only cpr and be the difference for someone you love. when the president's many critics and even some allies while he might be soaking to strike a nuclear green with north korea this week he is allowing himself to talk into a bad deal. but if

the chihinese government handled the e economic downturn with moe liberal voices witithin the chinese communistarty, saying perhaps the state should not have as big a role as it has had . if you are judging by some of the measures that had been announced by tuesday morning to boost the economy, criticism has been heard. does this mean that the president's position has been weakened? not entirely. at this point in time, there are no other figures within the state or the party that has the and in of the president, the past two years he has gotten rid of political rivals -- rivals in an anticorruption campaigngn. we -- that was reporting from beijing. juststin trudeau has been dealta fresh blow when his budget minister resigned on monday, the latest in the string of officials to quit amid allegations of government interference in a major case. our correspondent reports. >> she is the second minister to quit in a month, and more bad news for the prime minister. resignation, the former treasury board president said she could no longer defend justin trudeau's government. the e principles at stake are

i think the biggest problem is that we have allies we didn't know about inside the chinese communistthis kind of hawks and doves debate. they want to go to the free market they want to confront the americans, they do not want a large military budget. they want to keep the nuclear weapons capped on a low level say 300 warheads. and not be like the old soviet union. this group of reformers is opposed by hawks where the americans are really evil and surrounding us and thus the debate we have to try to influence. >> thank you, mike. thank you very much. china expert, michael pillsbury. just ahead, my final thoughts on potential risks and rewards of how the president deals with china. stay with us. i've got to tell you something important. it's not going to be easy. quicksilver earns you unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. actually, that's super easy. my bad. you hardly ever play catch with the grandkidsalk? that's super easy. or show them how to give a good handshake anymore. now look at me... i'm all bent out of shape. (vo tv) if you have bent fingers and can't lay y

i think the biggest problem is that we have allies we didn't know about inside the chinese communistthis kind of hawks and doves debate. they want to go to the free market they want to confront the americans, they do not want a large military budget. they want to keep the nuclear weapons capped on a low level say 300 warheads. and not be like the old soviet union. this group of reformers is opposed by hawks where the americans are really evil and surrounding us and thus the debate we have to try to influence. >> thank you, mike. thank you very much. china expert, michael pillsbury. just ahead, my final thoughts on potential risks and rewards of how the president deals with china. stay with us. did you know with vanishing deductible, you can earn $100 off your deductible for every year of safe driving? sing that. ♪ vanishing deductible, you can... ♪ ♪ earn $100... ♪ earn $100 off... ♪ off your deductible. ♪ deductible. ♪ for every year of safe driving. ♪ ♪ for every-- for every-- ♪ ♪ for every year of safe driving. ♪ what are you-- what key are you in? "e." no, no, go to "g." "g" will

the first priority for the chinese government, run by the chinese communist party. thank you.hat was interpreted by financial markets ina was interpreted by financial markets in a moment. and staying in the region. former nissan chairman carlos ghosn has been granted bail by a tokyo court. he s been in detention since mid—november over financial misconduct charges, all of which he denies. mariko 0i is watching developments from our asia business hub in singapore. that story first broke in november last year. we know he has spell, give us the detail, how did they broke at this time around? that is right. this is the third time mrghosn and that is right. this is the third time mr ghosn and his legal team have requested bale, the previous requests in january were have requested bale, the previous requests injanuary were requested —— rejected because he was considered a flight risk and it was thought he might tamper with evidence. he changed his legal team. they have set tighter restrictions. he will be monitored all the time, his communications will be restricted as well. even th

i think the biggest problem is that we have allies we didn't know about inside the chinese communistes debate. they want to go to the free market they want to confront the americans, they do not want a large military budget. they want to keep the nuclear weapons capped on a low level say 300 warheads. and not be like the old soviet union. this group of reformers is opposed by hawks where the americans are really evil and surrounding us and thus the debate we have to try to influence. >> thank you, mike. thank you very much. china expert, michael pillsbury. just ahead, my final thoughts on potential risks and rewards of how the president deals with china. stay with us. fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? comcast business built the nation's largest gig

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i think the biggest problem is that we have allies we didn't know about inside the chinese communist kind of hawks and doves debate. they want to go to the free market they want to confront the americans, they do not want a large military budget. they want to keep the nuclear weapons capped on a low level say 300 warheads. and not be like the old soviet union. this group of reformers is opposed by hawks where the americans are really evil and surrounding us and thus the debate we have to try to influence. >> thank you, mike. thank you very much. china expert, michael pillsbury. just ahead, my final thoughts on potential risks and rewards of how the president deals with china. stay with us. this is loma linda, a place with one of the highest life expectancies in the country. you see so many people walking around here in their hundreds. so how do you stay financially well for all those extra years? well, you have to start planning as early as possible. we all need to plan, for 18 years or more, of retirement. i don't have a whole lot saved up, but i'm working on it now. i will do whate

determine, these institutes spread around our country do not appear to be overt efforts by the chinese communistparty to spread pro-china or anti-american propaganda. there's also no evidence we've uncovered that suggests that they're a center for chinese espionage efforts or any other illegal activity. that said, we nonetheless need to be mindful of where the story told by these confucius institutes is coming from. fbi director wray and others have expressed concerns about the presence of confucius institutes in our schools because they were conceived by and are funded by a chinese government that has a much different worldview than ours. the $158 million china has spent on confucius institutes in the united states comes from a government that routinely stifles free speech, debate, and dissent in its own country. it's a government that monitors and jails religious and ethnic minorities and has a violent history of oppression. it's also a government that routinely targets us through hacking and industrial espionage and threatens taiwan and our other close allies in asia militarily. and i would a

i think the biggest problem is that we have allies we didn't know about inside the chinese communistind of hawks and doves debate. they want to go to the free market they want to confront the americans, they do not want a large military budget. they want to keep the nuclear weapons capped on a low level say 300 warheads. and not be like the old soviet union. this group of reformers is opposed by hawks where the americans are really evil and surrounding us and thus the debate we have to try to influence. >> thank you, mike. thank you very much. china expert, michael pillsbury. just ahead, my final thoughts on potential risks and rewards of how the president deals with china. stay with us. -their béarnaise sauce here is the best in town. [ soft piano music playing ] mm, uh, what do you do for fun? -not this. ♪ -oh, what am i into? mostly progressive's name your price tool. helps people find coverage options based on their budget. flo has it, i want it, it's a whole thing, and she's right there. -yeah, she's my ride. this date's lame. he has pics of you on his phone. -they're very taste

now matter of time here we're going underground as chinese communist leader xi jinping visits france hours after the nineteenth consecutive jewel asian uprising coming up in the shape of our nature nation economic war zone countries from venezuela to iran to syria illegal under international law we ask the united nations special rapporteur on sanctions. does a raid and will the war ever and as the yemeni conflict enters its fifth year we ask u.k. angio reprieve. a man arrested in britain under the terrorism act for his political views about the true cost of u.k. backbones plus the great n.h.s. heist twenty one days before g.p.'s signed a contract that could change the n.h.s. forever we speak to dr bob gill about the neo liberal politicians and the private companies that are robbing the taxpayer dollars are more coming up in today's going on to grab a fast while bricks it paralyzes the u.k. britain like the e.u. continues to engage in economic warfare with countries all around the world called sanctions in mainstream media they actually illegal can the bank of england really just with

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i should add that the flipside of this is that there's no way the chinese communist party would alloworeign company to build a 56 at tokyo. there is an element of, i suppose, hypocrisy in terms of these allegations against the united states. more on that to come. the first woman to fly in combat for the us air force says she was raped by a superior officer while serving in the military. martha mcsally, who's a united states senator, said she did not report the attack at the time because she lacked faith in the system. ramzan karmali has the details. she was the first woman fighter pilot to fly in combat. but today, senator mcsally met a stunning revelation in her colleagues at washington. either sexual assault survivor, but unlike so many brave survivors, i didn't report being sexually assaulted. this evidence was the first time in public, but not the first time she had told authorities what had happened. not the first time she had told authorities what had happenedlj not the first time she had told authorities what had happened. i was preyed upon, and then raped by superior officer.

really says he's open to considering signing a bill to the road initiative agreement with the chinese communist party which of course could really really help the italian economy i don't think it's going to have a mccain but this is a kind of a long term project. i don't think this is a strategic move there's no changes to the t.g. alliance is something look at it and certainly didn't endorse it under the resume now but i think i mean first of all pet. i don't think there's anything wrong with it ok because you know the day the project goes into europe and italy's the end point you know. and so i think it makes sense. so but it makes sense for them to try to profit economically from from this endeavor the problem is that you need to do with race in a proper way so not you know off an upset thing. with the u.s. or upset the european partners because that would be counterproductive ok so you need to do in a way that these positive for all of. you know people might just break free the former ambassador to china retaliated but he said europe is not an asset for italy but a big liability whether it

i think the biggest problem is that we have allies we didn't know about inside the chinese communistd of hawks and doves debate. they want to go to the free market they want to confront the americans, they do not want a large military budget. they want to keep the nuclear weapons capped on a low level say 300 warheads. and not be like the old soviet union. this group of reformers is opposed by hawks where the americans are really evil and surrounding us and thus the debate we have to try to influence. >> thank you, mike. thank you very much. china expert, michael pillsbury. just ahead, my final thoughts on potential risks and rewards of how the president deals with china. stay with us. (nationwide jingle) you see brad, songs are really about big life moments. baby shower here. big. life. moment. what is in here? ohh! oh, i hope it's a life insurance policy. what? it's a sensible gift. protection for you and your family, nationwide has all the tools to help you find the right coverage. tiny baby shoes. so close. (peyton) makes no sense. babies can't even walk. should have been a life

although not going out of totalitarianism because i think members of the chinese communist party of a interviewed them would say that's too too reductive do you think i mean there's some controversy that you've tweeted to promote the institute for humane studies which is funded by the koch brothers is there in essentially very right wing and some would say extreme right wing use of your work the koch brothers of course lobbied for wars that killed wounded or displaced tens of millions they obviously oppose any environmental policies and the policies of that well if you want to know what the right wing thinks of me you could read george jordan addicks by vox star and you'll find that i'm very unpopular among the right wing identity types now i know you quoted winston churchill and you like doing it obviously for many people around the world is considered to be a mass murderer even in ireland he set up the black and tans in the bengal famine and so forth you are an honorary member as regards colonialism of the kwok a walk a walk over tribe in british columbia tell me about that tribe an

now matter of time here we're going underground as chinese communist leader xi jinping visits france hours after the nineteenth consecutive shiel asia on uprising coming up in the show on major nation economic war zone countries from venezuela to iran just syria illegal under international law we ask the united nations special rapporteur on sanctions ambassador idris does a raid and will the war ever and as the yemeni conflict enters its fifth year we ask u.k. angio reprieve. a man arrested in britain under the terrorism act for his political views about the true cost of u.k. backbones plus the great n.h.s. heist twenty one days before g.p. signed a contract that could change the n.h.s. forever we speak to dr bob gill about the neo liberal politicians and the private companies that are robbing the taxpayer dollars are more coming up in today's going on to grab a fast while bricks it paralyzes the u.k. britain like the e.u. continues to engage in economic warfare with countries all around the world called sanctions in mainstream media they actually illegal can the bank of england real

post reports on the former president of interpol, meng hongwei, who has been expelled from the chinese communists. mr meng has been accused of abusing his position and misusing state funds. let's turn to myanmar now, where the army still has a grip on power, despite widespread international condemnation of its campaign against the rohingya people in rakhine state. the united nations says crimes committed there amount to genocide. myanmar‘s civilian leader, aung san suu kyi, has been severely criticized for failing to challenge her generals, who have been presiding over an anniversary celebration to honour the armed forces as our myanmar correspondent, nick beake, reports. in the eerie darkness of the burmese night, we are signing up for a rare opportunity. an invitation to meet an army accused of genocide. it is 3:30am and about 50 journalists have gathered here just outside the ministry of information. 0ur minders have come out, we are about to be put on buses and will be taken towards the military parade ground. myanmar‘s armed forces will be putting on a show to celebrate themselves. 0n the w

that he says he's open to considering signing a bill to the road initiative agreement with the chinese communist party which of course could really really help the italian economy i don't think it's going to have them ok but this is a kind of long term project. i don't think this is a strategic move there's no changes to the t.g. alliance is something little gardens and they didn't endorse it under tourism it now but i think i mean first of all personally i don't think there's anything wrong with that ok because you know they did the project that goes into europe and italy's the end point effectively of this you know route and so i think you make sanction silk road takes i do so but it's it makes sense for it to be good tried to . economically. the problem is that you need to do this in a proper way. with the u.s. or upset the you because that would be counterproductive ok so you need to go in a way that the positive for all of. you know people just break free the former ambassador to china. he said you were set for italy but a big ability is a bit too much i think he's an europe there is a way

that includes things like the networks and any potential communication between huawei and the chinese communist is one of the other allegations that the us has, against huawei, it is a tool of the chinese government. now, you know, the irony of this is that huawei's using american law, to democratically file a challenge against the us government, saying that these laws are unconstitutional, something that frankly they wouldn't be able to do backin frankly they wouldn't be able to do back in china, but very much part of the offensive style that we have been seeing from the company, have a listen to what the rotating chairman has to say when he spoke at the press c0 nfe re nce has to say when he spoke at the press conference earlier today. congress acts unconstitutionally as judge, jury and executioner. other countries are resisting the us government's campaign against huawei. huawei are prepared to take these legal actions as a proper and last resort. what do we think about us reaction, given the fact that the cfo, the daughter of the founder of huawei is facing extradition to the us at the mome

china has been able to churn out these kind of cutting edge smartphone devices is because the chinese communist party has made a strategic decision to these mega corporations and have them kind of cooperate come together and shine out really good products it's what deng xiaoping referred to as socialism with chinese characteristics it's made a lot of people on the chinese mainland very wealthy it's alleviated a lot of poverty and it's also churning out some cutting edge smartphone technology and we've covered this before but i mean they can't can't purchase these things because the u.s. government says that they are somehow the companies that produce the phones are somehow linked to the chinese government right. well that's the thing bart so the u.s. government says look these companies are tied to the chinese military but here's the thing on that basis any country in the world could ban say apple's i phone or are american made androids why because think about it we know that these companies are giving a backdoor to the n.s.a. that's been revealed they cooperate with the intelligence agencies a

malcolm mcdonald would be visiting people by the radio to say there was a malayan communist party of chinese who are tyrants who would link up with the international communist movement. but, if you have patriotic love for malaya, you would turn against those fellows in the malayan communist party. did it work? at the time malcolm mcdonald was coming to the end of his campaign, malayan's complaint about the increasing number of chinese. they said don't trust these guys. the malayan communist party began to complain, saying that all of these chinese who joined our traders against the cause. there was some effectiveness. even more crucial was lost time. by creating the chinese malaya association, having been in the industry, he was able to get all of the political grassroots onders to line up and take an anti-communist stance. one of the biggest things he said was that to be a good chinese is to be a good malayan. join in this anti-communist campaign. together alliance came , it was possible for the multiracial coalition to destroy the malayan communist party. the result, the final picture. kil

. >> you have deal can so call private sector in china, almost eentirely controlled by chinese communistovernment, there is nothing that a business could do in china without some interference with china, there you have huawei and others, with the question how that fits into the trade talks has to be 41 and center. >> you have summarize very well. private sector in china is controlled by chinese government. there is also a younger generation, they are tech-savvy, they are rising, that is why the chinese government is nervous about what is happening on inside, they want to control everything technological, i assume next change in china will come practice that field -- will come from that feel. >> is it time to walk out of these trade talks because of this. >> it is possible, i believe there is a connection between china, north korea and maneuvers on ground and those cyberattacks. i think that negotiations with china, and president trump, are the field where the president with move forward, he has skill in negotiations. that is connected in my view. >> fred it is clear, from the "wall stree