[laughter] . >> actually this is the chinese communist party talking points.ughter] [applause] 's what you have seen in the last two years is our recognition that the assumptions are which we based our policy were wrong. but it's just too bad that the policies are undermining those organizationser and all promises made were broken that china would open its market to international companies and they have with the proviso but you transfer all intellectual property to chinese companies who act as an extension of the lachinese communist party plaque but love - - [applause] so your company has to adhere to the poly on this policy the chinese communist party and you better not criticize putting up millions of people in concentration camps. if the position on tibet with major airlines subjected to this coercion. but will you also see with china in breaking the trade and economic protocols is they use that coercive power of the market to soften criticism of china because even as we have been subjected in the west to be unprecedented scale so to make a problem between

yet rose peck helped the chinese communist party to extend the persecution to the u.s. chinese newspapers reported on november 23rd 2001 that according to willie brown, who witnessed china with rose peck. president johnson was very happy , he was extremely happy that we, as a city, made in effort on this matter. he is especially pleased with the work done by the chinese chamber of commerce and rose peck. in their effort to work against passing the resolution. rose peck was eager to represent communist china's interest in exchange for a business deal. she was a person with no conscience. she would be condemned by history. if you want to amend the chinatown station -- >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, president and supervisors. today i would like to talk about the proposal of the naming of chinatown subway station for rose peck. the media reported about rose peck's involvement in money-laundering and voter fraud and the supervisor, aaron peskin himself filed 37 pages and a report to the ethics commission to investigate that. i would l

absolutely insane to involve a company which is under the control of the chinese communist state.on said in answer to when he was deputising for theresa may, oh, it is a private company. legally speaking. suggest to me that people have forgotten what it means to live any communist totalitarian one—party state. theresa may in the latter has sacked gavin williamson as defence secretary, blaming him for leaking information from a national security council meeting. he will be replaced by penny mourdant. lots more to come on that. any moment it will be before 100 days. but just on that. any moment it will be before 100 days. butjust to bring some more baking years. in the past few moments a petition to recall independent mp fiona 0nasanya in her peterborough constituency has a firstly by—election in her constituency. nigel farage has also confirmed his brexit party will contest the by—election. thatjust come into his. let's return to the issue of gavin williamson and his sacking to stop we are just getting through his letter. unfortunately thatis through his letter. unfortunately that

[applause] spec this is a chinese communist party's talking points.laughter] [applause] i think we have seen over the last two years is a recognition across all societies that the assumptions on which we based our policy of china were wrong henry mentioned really they should be proud to be part of these international organizations but is just too bad that the chinese policies undermine those very organizations and all the promises made for example, joining the wto were broken and what were these promises? that china would open its market to international companies. with the proviso that when you come in to do business you transfer all intellectual property to china's companies who act as an extension of the chinese communist party. [applause] the other aspect is they have to adhere to support the foreign policy of the chinese communist party you can put up millions of people in concentration camps but adhere to the party's position on tibet with major airlines and marriott to this type of coercion but what you also see with china and breaking these tr

you are not contradicting me when i am suggesting that huawei is intimately linked with the chinese communistd its deeply hostile intelligence agencies, are you? i said huawei is officially owned by its employees and is a private chinese company. julian lewis questioning theresa may at the liaison committee over the huawei decison. well, the main focus of that meeting between the prime minister and senior mps was brexit. mrs may was pressed over whether or not she'd agree some kind of customs union or trade tax arrangement with labour in an attempt to make progress on brexit. the uk had been due to leave the eu at the end of march, but unable to get a deal through parliament the prime minister was forced to ask for an extension to that timetable with the european union settng a new exit date of october the 31st. the session began with questions about the department for transport‘s decision to cancel contracts to provide extra ferry services in the event of a no—deal brexit. ending the contracts with two companies has cost the taxpayer nearly £41; million. a labour mp wondered what the decisio

this is against this radical cadre of the chinese communist party.l street and in corporate america should be ashamed of themselves for the pressure they put on the president of the united states today, over the weekend he said no way, and today he hit the bid. lou: there are so many of the elites in this country, the political ea heats, business elites who should be ashamed of themselves, because in betraying president trump, they've betrayed their country, and they continue. they persist. and to watch what the dems are doing on capitol hill, the nonsense of even thinking of holding attorney general william barr in contempt. this president is under assault still by the deep state, the radical dems and, of course, the unbelievably petty and persistent establishment of both parties. >> well, here's the opposition party media, the mainstream media and what i call the nullification project, i don't call it the deep state. it's in your grill. it's in your face. they're right there. [laughter] i think this project, the russia thing is a side show to a sid

do you accept that the telecommunications firm, huawei, is intimately linked with the chinese communistits deeply hostile intelligence agency? if i may expand my answer to this question... you will be aware that huawei is officially owned by its employees, and is a private chinese company. however we have robust procedures in place, to manage risks to national security today and are committed to mitigating future risks. i don't think you can describe me as somebody who has been lax in relation to national security. if you look at my record i have been... the decisions i take are decisions that are taken in the interests of national security. you are not contradicting me when i am suggesting that huawei is intimately linked with the chinese communist government and its deeply hostile intelligence agency, are you? i said, huawei is officially owned by its employees and is a private chinese company. well the main focus of that meeting between the prime minister and senior mps was brexit. mrs may was pressed over whether or not she'd agree some kind of customs union or trade tax arrangement

(speaking foreign language). >> my husband, out of the fear of the chinese communist regime decided to divorce me. when i lost my whole family, at the same time i was imprisoned into the women's labor camp, the jail for three and a half years. (speaking foreign language). >> i also experience all kinds of torture. (speaking foreign language). >> in 2013, i came to america alone. (speaking foreign language). >> when i came to san francisco, i was shocked to find how much infiltration the chinese communist party has in our city. (speaking foreign language). >> rose pack is unregistered chinese agent. >> she and a few other american officials are selling the interest of america and make san francisco into a corrupted environment and they cause a righteous force that couldn't win. (speaking foreign language). >> coming from the chinese, we see very clearly and we are the phenomenon, is that americans in san francisco can be against their own u.s. president but do not dare to chinese consulate. a former board of supervisors said privately that the chinese consulate here is like a mafia grou

it is about the central role the chinese communist party plays in virtually all aspects of economic lifecials are part of many chinese companies to make sure the company follows the law. " my next question to you is how does the government actually companies?se they actually put government party members in as part of these companies to make sure they do what the government wants them to do? guest: absolutely. virtually every major moderate company in china has a chinese party member as company.he their job as the party member is to make sure that that company is following general guidelines and directions of what the chinese communist party wants. the other thing you have to understand, imagine general motors having a government official on it, and their suppliers having a government official. we would never do that, but it is worse than that, and the reason it is worse than that is if an american covenant does not like something the u.s. government is doing, they can bring a lawsuit, and they can go t, and we have an objective judiciary of law. you do not have that in china. the chinese

have alsolmost -- you said it is almost impossible for the chinese communist party to agree to the sortump is insisting on. what can we accomplish? is it mainly to bring down the chinese been slow down the economy? kyle: our goal is not displayed on the chinese economy, our goal is to protect u.s. national security. they have stolen intellectual property from us every year for 10 years. they have done so many things to the united states because we have been a pacifist nation over many different administrations and we are finally standing up and saying this has to change. -- presidentle is xi set in the rose garden with president obama and told us he was not militarizing the south china sea and that was never going to happen. time, he was militarizing the south china sea. it was president of president. he lied to us. u.s. needs to think about our national security in the long run and we need to think about how we are going to trade with china, how are we going to have a relationship with china when we do not trust one another. we need to bring trust back into the situation and we need to

so reportedly there is a debate going on in the chinese communist party about within reformers and and hardliners about the question how to move on here and that led to a very late decision of the chinese president xi jinping over the question how to tackle the ongoing debate the key sticking points here are the protection of intellectual property in america and one of course and also certain laws restraining american businesses and eventually the clash eruptive them over the question which hard of the final agreement should be made public essentially the chinese side does not want to publicly admit that its electoral property laws are flawed because that would also mean that they would look as the losers of this of this trade agreement all of a summit in washington. to do business thank you both. take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world united nations says record numbers of despair of people are being displaced within their homelands by war and violence over forty one million last year far in excess of the numbers who flee to other countries syria colo

joe biden has to prove to american people, number one he las to prove he is not compromised by chinese communistn 2013, on steve hilton show, president trump, asked for the inves investigation. did clinton cash, they drilled down on corruption of clinton apparatus, they did same thing on joe biden, they found in 2013, his son, hunter, unqualified went on a trip with him to china, and stuck around in bank of china, that unlike any other central bank in g20, reports not independent like federal reserve, it reports to the government, they gave this kid, 1 billion dollars and then to a billion 5, someone unqualified to run a private equity hedge fund, 1.5 billion to vist, he invested it i believe in surveillance companies some companies that opress the chinese people, that have been enslaved by the chinese communist party. joe biden is hiding from this, he will not come forward, president trump called him out last night on steve hilton show, we have to understand that joe biden and his family have not been compromised. this is why it has been on, chinese are great at u influence peddling, we have to

now, as these trade negotiations stall out, it's helpful to know how the chinese communist party is thinkingout the united states. now, in the interest of transparency, i should explain that i don't speak for anyone but myself as the host of a fox business show. my guest, however, is part of the ccp, and that's fine. as i said, i welcome different perspectives on this show. with all that in mind, i'm very pleased tonight to welcome ms. if liu shin, host of "the point with liu shin" to "trish regan primetime" tonight. and just quickly to viewers, please bear with us as we have a significant time delay in our satellites between beijing and the u.s., and because of that, we're going to do our very best not to speak over each other, but, shin, welcome. it's good to have you here. >> thank you, trish. thank you, trish, for having me. it's a great opportunity for me, unprecedented. i never dreamed that i would have this kind of opportunity to speak to you and to speak to many audiences in ordinary households in the united states. trish: yeah, it is, indeed unprecedented -- hang on -- >> you said t

both trump and the chinese communist party have the same attitude towards this stuff.n't need no stinking numbers. honestly, as easy as it would be to both sides, all of these are alternative facts, it makes sense trump wants to use the trade war to win re-election and xi can't be seen giving in to america or the pullit bureau might replace him. judgin goods get slapped on believe me, he has convinced his base and now far more than his base that tariffs against the chinese are good for this country and the chinese, i don't think they will know what hit them >>> let's talk to david in indiana. david. >> caller: boo-yah, mr. cramer from indiana long-time watcher. remember you from the kudlow and cramer days. reading your book "get rich, stay rich. >> mention larry larry has the coalition of the willing going maybe to try to stop china how can i help you >> on monday's show you were discussing the effects of the chinese tariffs on several american products, which of one which was natural gas. you indicated that there is such a demand for natural gas that there's not going

watch how this woman hates to hear the truth about how much the chinese communist party steals. >> one figure upon which she bases her argument is that alleged chinese intellectual property theft deprived the american economy of us$600 billion annually. and according to whom? dear trish, perhaps, you need a better research team. trish: my research team is the best in the business. and you want to know how i define theft? i define it like this. in 2018 a chinese wind turbine manufacturer is found guilty of stealing trade secrets from a u.s. company. costing this company $800 million. also last year according to the doj, to chinese nationals were accused of coordinating with chinese state security officials in an extensive hacking campaign companies and agencies as well as more firms in more than a dozen countries. hackers stole information from companies and all kinds of industries including bank, finance, telecommunications, biotechnology and health. so okay, yeah. i call that stealing. what do you call it? meanwhile the communist party seems to be trying to send a message with this. >

they are an entity subsidized, directed and utterly reliant upon the chinese communist government. >>an extension of the chinese intelligence. they are extension of the people liberation army. in china everything that's developed in china is expected to be shared with the government and the military, and so you've got google. you have got microsoft. you have all these companies that are building stuff that are ending up in the hands of chinese. i will tell you what concerns me, lou, the five alliance, us, canada, u.k., australia, we should be united but still not getting the support from our allies. lou: it looks like a number of those allies were involved in trying to overthrow the president of the united states. so that makes for some complicated discussion, doesn't it? >> it sure does. lou: morgan wright, instructive to talk to you. we appreciate it. if you are thinking about skipping work monday because you're going to have a bit of a hangover after "game of thrones" finale, you are not alone. a new survey finds an estimated 10.7 million americans are expected to call out sick fol

oliver: repeatedly there's a debate going on in the chinese communist party, within reformers and hardliners, about the question of how to move on and that led to a late decision of chinese president jinping xi over the question how to tackle the debate. the sticking points are the protection of intellectual property and also certain laws restraining american businesses and the clash erupted over the question, which part of the final agreement should be made public. essentially, the chinese side does not want to publicly admit that its intellectual property laws are flawed because it would look as if they were losing in the trade agreement. phil: thank you both. let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around world. the uniteded nations says record numbers of people are displaced within their homelands by war and violence. more than 41 million lastt year, far i in excxcess of the numbero flee to other countries. syria, columbia and somomalia we among the top 10 countries for the number of people displaced internally. the ruling african national congress is heading for victo

chinese companies can be pressured by the chinese government and the communist party. can customers of those companies around the world build their systems in a way that mitigate those risks or is it just too much of a risk? and that is really a technical question that will vary from one application to the next. the us commerce department has said american companies will be restricted from selling their technology to huawei, which is engaged in activities that are contrary to us national security or foreign policy interest. translation: we urge the united states to stop such erroneous practices and create conditions for normal trade cooperation between enterprises of the two countries, and avoid further impact on the economic and trade relations between china and the united states. in a statement, the chinese company said: with donald trump describing the impasse over trade talks as a little squabble, this latest clash over technology and security will further test deteriorating us chinese relations. peter bowes, bbc news. our security correspondent frank gardner is in

that is what chinese communists were fighting the kmt you have internal party tensions.lways a party struggle. charles: he has to deliver, right? they can say okay, economy cocollapsing, growing less than is being% a year, he will have to deliver something. charles: >> to the same extent u.s. looks to where we make a deal. if we make a deal, it will empower people that are reformser in the party. charles: can i add to that? charles: real quick. >> chinese dem traffics. entering fourth quarter of football game. demographics by 2030 will be worse than ours. charles: they waited too late for the one-child policy. thanks very. appreciate it. >>> president trump will meet with farmers in about an hour. we expect he will announce a $16 billion assistance plan to help those who are hurt by the tariffs in the china trade war. here with the latest from the white house, let's go to blake burman. reporter: charles, a plan from the department of agriculture that president trump white house to give $16 billion in assistance to farmers across the country who have been adversely affect

of time but i think it's also clear that dylan has a much shorter political deadline than big chinese communist party trump is very straightforward about 1900 flicked paint on the chinese leadership do you think that china's leadership has a capacity to inflict pain on trump 1st that china has virtually no cards to play in this dispute you know people talk a lot about chinese punishment of u.s. farmers but the fact is the global agricultural prices have been in decline for 2 years and the troubles facing american farmers have very little to do with trade war and time trying to use tariffs and a lot to do with the decline in global agricultural prices so china has very little leverage in this deal on the other hand you know outsiders you know westerners americans in particular tend to see china as some kind of monolith as this great communist party that you're runs everything with no no disputes and no arguments well you know i'll tell you china's but chinese business people are right now scared and they're right now calling their friends in the communist party they're calling the leadership and

. >> and using that stolen technology, the chinese communist party is turning plowshares into swords.t a hawkish speech, that speech was a declaration of economiand potentially a real war. >> in china, it was read by everybody all the way up to the top. >> did the vice president issue any kind of evidence? >> sullivan: as what? >> as a harbinger of, you know, something really, really diaserent and something that really alarming for them. >> sullivan: why was it alarming for them?>> t was a very unnuanced, undiplomatic speech. it was kind of a bill of indictment. >> both china and the united states need to make an effort to make surthat the bilateral relations do not get out of control. >>rsur message to china's ru is this: this president will not back down.nc (audapplauds) >> that was the point of no return, and it's not being acknowledged enough. it was the most important speech of thenihole trump adration. ♪ >> slivan: early on, the foc of the trade war had been on tariffs and reviving 20th-century industries. but it'd now become about far more. about who will dominate th cutting-ed

speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: these people have close relationship with the chinese communist party and the government, so they want to help those people. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: most of them are opposed to use her name [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: many of the merchants also experienced are angry to these men. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: they are angry about who is going to use this name. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: they cannot represent the merchants. lang port-mac -- [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: i hope the board of supervisors will consider to use the chinatown name. >> thank you, next speaker. [speaking foreign language] >> good afternoon, supervisors. i am a scientist. today i will bring to you to your attention rose pack and her chinese commerce -- >> collecting signatures against people participating in the new year parade. [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: she gave a couple of dollars to homeless men to a

of time but i think it's also clear that dylan has a much shorter political deadline than big chinese communist party trump is very straightforward about wanting to flick pain on the chinese leadership do you think that china's leadership has a capacity to inflict pain on trump 1st that china has virtually no cards to play in this dispute you know people talk a lot about chinese punishment of u.s. farmers but the fact is the global agricultural prices have been in decline for 2 years and the troubles facing american farmers have very little to do with trade war and time trying to use tariffs and a lot to do with the decline in global agricultural prices. the china has very little leverage in this deal on the other hand you know outsiders you know westerners americans in particular tend to see china as some kind of monolith as this great communist party that you're runs everything with no no disputes and no arguments well you know i'll tell you china's but chinese business people are right now scared and they're right now calling their friends in the communist party they're calling the leadershi

to going underground so you've said trump is making china great again do you think something chinese communist party officials a law fing at the latest sanctions against weiwei well trump called out of the trans-pacific partnership and the chinese looked around and said well that means we're the only ones left so they can take over asia now. maybe that's what mr trump is thinking make america great but it's doing a lot to make china great because now they don't have any major rivals in asia and the pacific rim ensure if you have a you've been talking for years about the end of the dollar or perhaps the end of the dollar as a reserve. and c do you think china will be seeing this and the developments of the bank as they try and promote that as as presaging the end of the dollar or as you well know several people were several countries in the world looking for replace mark beast a competitive with u.s. dollar it is starting to happen there are the banks that the chinese and others have developed to compete with the u.s. dollar and it's happened i mean when the pound sterling lost its status it di

according to the review, chinese communist ideology has led to the suppression of the christian churchreport's findings, compiled by a british bishop, state that unregistered churches come under great pressure to close and experience surveillance, intimidation, fines, and their leaders are regularly detained. the problem, though, is global, with evidence that acts of violence and other intimidation against christians are becoming both more widespread and increasing in severity. in parts of the middle east, the report says christianity faces being wiped out, with the main impact of genocidal acts against christians being exodus. in iraq, where christians have been for millennia, it says they have fallen from 1.5 million barely 15 years ago 00:09:52,756 --> 858993220:46:36,091 to 858993220:46:36,091 --> 1717986441:23:19,426 less 1717986441:23:19,426 --> 2576979662:00:02,762 than 2576979662:00:02,762 --> 3435972882:36:46,098 120,000 3435972882:36:46,098 --> 4294966103:13:29,434 today. a targeting of a religious community, whatever that religion is, is deplorable. and especially, as we hav