i'm going to put this to you later on. youtube home is asked watching right now, does the chinese communist party view the meeting movement as a means to undermine chinese culture? is it seen as a threat? oh, what i write in my book betraying big brother that i, that the chinese government does the, the feminist movement, which is growing. actually it's grown by leaps and bounds over the last few years. it has an enormous amount of momentum. the chinese government definitely sees the feminist movement and the me to movement as a threat. and so it pung, shy of is, of course, very famous, but there are so many other women. i'm and, and marginalized people who are victims of sexual abuse, who try to post and tell their stories. and they also get strong scrubs from the internet. but then, you know, people don't ask where they are. so it hung shies message, and may i just comment on victor's claim that pung, shy wants privacy at that time. first of all, we haven't heard from, from shy at all. so we don't know. i would argue that if she had wanted privacy, she would never have posted. there's a very le

[laughter] and you can see this with the chinese communist party. there is a tremendous opportunity for us to use the clarity from the berlin speech to communicate much more effectively with the chinese communist party. the best means to do so is to bypass the great firewall. >> everybody should read all three essays that reagan center differences not about weapons that liberty is an important reminder to differentiate the soviet union from the west these are supposed and has been neglected by recent us administrations us negotiators have been quick whether russia or iran and the obama administration with the attempts to do so under the trump administration with north korea. the overall point is that their recent administrations have placed too much emphasis on diplomatic cooperation and too little time clarity. do i have that right quick. >> yes. especially with nuclear weapons involved, there is a need to negotiate even with authoritarians. we cannot help and aspire to a quick regime change but there's obviously the way they did it even speaking to

and you see this with the chinese communist party. i think there is a tremendous opportunity for us to use the kind of calculator of the berlin speech to compete much more effectively with the chinese communist party. and i think the best means of doing so is the bypass, you know, the great firewall. >> let me quote you one more time, jamie. everybody should read all three essays and i'm holding back slightly on quoting will. because he was so effusive about the speech. and i figure i can handle that part myself. jamie reagan said our differences -- i'm quoting you. not about weapons but liberty. this was an important reminder about what differentiates the soviet union from the west. these are a all principles that have been neglected by recent u.s. administrations. u.s. negotiators have been -- deals be it with russia or iran in the obama administration or attempts to do so under the trump administration, h.r., are you listening, with north korea, closed quote. your overall point, if i take this correctly is that recent administration

i want to discuss the broader issue here, which is the control the chinese communist party has over tiktok. its parent company, bytedance, and its sister companies like beijing bytedance technology. now, tiktok has stated repeatedly it doesn't share the data it collects from americans with the chinese communist party and it would doesn't so if asked. it has also stated that with regard to data collected on and from americans, that data is stored in virginia with a backup in singapore. but these denials may, in fact, be misleading. a quick look at tiktok's privacy policy, in fact just last night, shows there's a lot more that meets the eyes. in the, quote, how we share your information section one blurb reads, quote, we may share all of the information we collect with a parent, subsidiary or other affiliate of our corporate group. interestingly, in june of this year the privacy policy was updated to state that tiktok, quote, may collect biometric identifiers and biometric information as defined under u.s. laws such as face prints and voice prints. mr. beckerman, does tiktok consider bytedan

>> i think this is standard operating procedure for the chinese communist party. alize the chinese communist party, they are much more aggressive than what the russians in the communist were when we go back to the cold war era. this is something that is continuing as secretary of state pompeo had said before he left office, they were committing this genocide against the uighurs, the chinese communist party has no value for life. if you are not going to tow the line then they will disappear you. this is why we think it is unsafe for our athletes to go to the olympics in beijing. this is something that seems to be happening more regularly. why would the u.s. olympic committee send our athletes into this type of environment? maria: she says that the former vice chair of the ccp sexually assaulted her. do we have that picture of him christopher? of the vice chairman, the former vice premier, this is the gentleman that she says sexually assaulted her. when she said that, it was completely removed from her accounts and then she was not seen sense november 2. i also want

i look forward to seeing videos that are negative against the chinese communist party. not really holding my breath but maybe it's true. maybe they're fine with videos criticizing xi jinping and other members of the communist party. so you're saying that's fine and acceptable policy for tiktok users? >> yes, and just to be clear, there's not involvement from the chinese communist party in tiktok moderation and it's all done in the united states. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. sullivan, and i will -- we are going to continue looking at these issues on the chinese communist party teats influence into u.s. technology and into the silencing and sense urining of free speech of u.s. citizens online. >> great, it's very important, i appreciate that. senator, you are recognizeeds. >> thank you. i will start directly with questions and if i have time left, i would like to read a statement into the record. i will start with a question for ms. miller. youtube has implemented several features, such as auto play, that make the platform difficult to stop using. what mechanisms has yo

they don't want to be part of the chinese communist party.is what we kind of view as the unsinkable aircraft carrier. a little democratic nation that the united states allies with. if we lose that to china, that would be the end of the u.s.-led world order, charles. let me say one more thing about that, i like the reporter's characterization what he noted about this. it did seem like the two leaders were on the same playing field or on the same plane, rather. we should not fight for quality. we want a u.s.-led order. we do not want to be sharing who is determining the rules with the chinese communist party. they are diametrically different understanding on censorship, rule of law, sovereignty, nonaggression than china and so it is disquieting whenever you see somebody like president biden essentially acting as a equal, rather than a leader in a leadership position over the chinese communist parties leader. charles: if that is disquieting, america giving up advantages over fossil fuels, all the technology we created to become energy independen

then another high profile celebrity vanished by the chinese communist party.s we learned of a potential hostage swap right before joe biden's call was xi jinping what is joe biden doing to stop the authoritarianism and why is he tiptoeing around xi jinping. >> what we need our people to understand that what china is as a geopolitical competitor in a potential adversary, they seek to overtake us. bret: tennessee senator marsha blackburn is here on china, inflation in biden's attorney general politicking at the department of justice. right here right now on "sunday morning futures" ♪ ♪. bret: first up kevin mccarthy smacked down, the gop leader busted up the democrats plan to vote on biden's tax-and-spend agenda thursday night by speaking for a marathon eight and a half hours forcing the vote to be delayed until friday morning while fighting the biden agenda. >> this evening showed no matter the time, the day or the circumstances. house republicans will always fight for you, fight for your family and fight for our country. maria: joined me after the marathon spe

the chinese communist party, we've had chinese experts on, i have a much bigger scale attempt, arguably to combat climate change. and it's centrally planned and then goes out to the provinces of china and seems more ambitious, don't you think than these ones in the countries that don't tre, which i now i have to say all the sages of the, of the global climate. i don't think i could, the chinese count chinese communist party at the top of my list. the fact of the matter is, china is the world biggest polluter and will carry on being the world's biggest polluter. for some time to come. and really the successive or failure of the world's efforts all depends on whether or not china steps up to the mark and really start to bring down. it's a massive, massive carbon emissions at a pacing scale that is commensurate with the science. and if they don't be under no illusion, it's not gonna be britain, it's only going to be the united states as stuff as most it's going to be the, the poorest countries of the world that will be hit by china's continuing to burn coal. it will be the poorest countrie

i cover human rights so often, people have frequently accused me of being a stooj for the chinese communist party. meanwhile, structurally in government, think tanks, policy advisory boards, in many western countries, very few people of chinese or hong kong or macau descent. and i think policy will be very improved by listening to people's voices because these are our lived experiences. these are our families and places we grew up. our culture. so i think elevating these voices and addressing some of the racism, and xenophobia that leads to people choosing to not speak up because they're worried about having their loyalties questioned, i think that's a key part and consideration that the commission should keep in mind. thank you. >> thank you. would any of our panelists want to make any final comment or recommendation before we close? if not, i want to thank you for your extraordinary incisive testimony, your leadership, it really does help the congress to have people of your caliber, all five of you, providing the inputs of particularly some of the long standing work that you have done in hong k

we now know that the communist chinese used hunter biden to help with high class business introductions for chinese communist partympanies in the world and the direct arm of the ccp. in exchange for his services, hunter was reportedly awarded $10 million a year and a shiny $80,000 diamond on top. all of this for knowingly introducing top chinese communist to top u.s. officials so that china could get an upper hand on the u.s. economy and u.s. energy. it's all right there in the laptop from hell. right from miranda devine's book. hunter biden's daddy was vice president and both of them making money off the communists. do you think you will hear about this on cnn or msnbc? probably not. it doesn't fit their narrative so of course they will ignore it author of "do what you say you would do" jim jordan and buck sexton. you the absolute obsession with russia turned out to be false. now you have the absolute suppression of biden and china which now we are learning is true. >> yeah. my big take away is the bidens just think they are better than us regular folks who live here in fly over country. i mean, last week joe bid

and congresswoman elise stefanik released a statement this week saying, quoting now, the chinese communist partydemonstrated their blatant disregard for human life and should never have been rewarded with the hosting of the olympic games. i'm proud to stand against the chinese regime reaping the significant diplomatic benefits of hosting this event. i mean, beijing has hosted a summer games, now with the winter games, hosting of the winter games interview, is it, you know, appropriate that china is hosting yet another games? >> i don't think it's appropriate that china is once again hosting the olympic games. that's a tremendous honor to host an olympic game, and the fact that china's communist party continues its genocide against the uyghurs, and a continued crack down against the people of tibet and also in hong kong is deeply, deeply concerning. i condemn the actions of the chinese communist party. they should not be rewarded with the games, the olympic and paralympic games, so to that end, the four of us, the cochairs of the olympic and paralympic caucus have introduced a resolution calling

literally the day after kabul fell, the chinese communist party propaganda outlet taunted america andng taiwan cannot count on american security guarantees. china is building mockups of american aircraft carriers in the desert to practice target shooting action, carriers wee would take in the western pacific. are they coincidences? i don't think they are. now israel is a bit of a different story, israel is more than capable of defending itself from its adversaries but the adversaries are much bigger and closer to israel sent us. what israel needs is unqualified commitment to its defense and if he has to get into a shooting war, they can count on the grass to be right there alongside them and give them supply for as long as they need. [applause] [inaudible] the question is, why do you have boards with judges without transparency doing things that are clearly unconstitutional? what can we do about it? >> foreign intelligence surveillance form is designed to monitor born spot so russian spies are masquerading as diplomats will sit outside a funeral for an officer and take pictures of eve

chinese communist party, if the chinese communist party take its own athlete and disappear them ands like this what would they do to our athletes? todd: many lawmakers joining call to boycott the winter olympic games over this. jillian: the marine corps has a lower vaccination rate among military branches, 10,000 active-duty troops will not be fully vaccinated by the sunday deadline. you to react his medal of honor recipient and retired marine corps dakota meyer. the headline you can read on various news outlets is the marines have the lowest vaccination compliance of any of the military branches. that could be a shame on the marines headline but when you look at the numbers 94% of marines are vaccinated so what is the problem? >> i don't know. you've got to question you have china over here that we are concerned about launching missiles, russia getting ready to invade ukraine and we are ready to start kicking out servicemembers over the covid vaccine. i'm not surprised we see these numbers entire in the record another branches, marines are made to do two things, to go out and break

literally the day after kabul fell the chinese communist party propaganda outlet content american sponsored taiwan telling taiwan cannot count on american securities guarantees. china's building mockups on the desert to practice target shooting at them spent send to defend taiwan are those things a coincidence? i don't think they are. israel is a bit of a different story. israel's more than capable of defending itself from its adversaries. but those adversaries are much bigger than they are a lot closer to israel than they are to us. ifwhat israel needs is our unqualified commitment to its defense and if it has to get into a shooting war they can count on the united states should be right there alongside them. they can count on the united states to give them rates apply as long as they need. [applause] vera you have a question. the question is why do we have pfizer warrants many have judges without transparency to do things that are clearly unconstitutional which read about pfizerun report? >> of the foreign intelligence court is designed to monitor foreign spies. russian spies who are masq

i think the critical issue right now is we gotta make sure the chinese communist party does not take the wrong lessons from what happened in hong kong. unfortunately, they moved on hong kong, crushed democracy there. and there was almost no protest from any other countries, including ours, and i think it's going to be really important that we don't let xi jinping and others think that was pretty easy on hong kong, nobody seemed to complain, including the united states, now we can move on taiwan. we need to make sure that message is very clear that out of the taiwan relations act we have obligations and we will keep those. >> and i'm so glad you mentioned what happened in 1995. i had a fascinating time -- >> we were in the same area. >> i know. and i asked the fishermen in the villages on both sides of the strait, because there is a huge economic connection between taiwan and the mainland. that is often ignored when we talk about these aggressions and tensions. secretariat sherman, i want to ask you about belarus. when the eu president was here last week, and the pressure on lukashenk

the truth of the matter is what we need to be doing is accelerating the pressure on the chinese communist partyy open their markets, cease the theft of intellectual property, cease the provocative military behavior in the south china sea and respect the basic human rights and liberties of their people. we should condition access to the american economy on a respect for the international rules of freedom. [applause] norm: i want to end this conversation talking about faith. you ran for congress twice as a decaffeinated rush limbaugh. mr. pence: rush limbaugh on de caf. norm: i'm told that there was conversation you had with your wife, karen, about whether you can run again. and i understand it's an important conversation. perhaps if you hadn't had it, i may not be sitting here with you right now. your path would have been different. can you talk about how your faith impacts your decision making and your policy making? mr. pence: well, thanks norm. i'm happy to share that story and thanks for the -- thanks for your evident faith and the way it has shined through and inspired all of us through the

morgan my outlasted chinese communist party which we can all hope it does. j.p. an does useful things apart from these comments from him. the chinese communist party is ruinous. when big corporate leaders do that they're both misleading the world in emboldening china. what we the people need to do is show that up, ridicule china, feel free not china as a country but the chinese communist party, jamie dimon said his apology is wrong to denigrate a group of people, i beg to disagree the leaders are communist, responsible for the deaths of millions for genocide in shandong threatening the world order. it is okay to ridicule and criticize them. david: their leaders are not representatives of the people either. it's into talent. dictatorship. the sleeve on a positive note. yet the nba star who is just becoming a citizen and is changing his name to ines freeman, he is standing solid with a straight back and focusing on the communist party of china and actually the whole team is with the boston celtics there behind him 100%, what a wonderful change from where nba stood a

but the big, high crime here is that she criticized a member of the chinese communist party.incipled way, not just prefeng try way. dimon took a need -- a knee for blm. but here we have truly a systemically race country. it'd be good to have these ceos take stands for free peach and american values. it's. david: very quickly, taiwan. how do we demonstrate to china that the cost of invading taiwan or in other ways subverting it is ooh high for them to take? >> yeah, i think it's going to take some serious moving deployments and hard power, weapons that could convince the chinese communist party that we have the ability to hold at risk that which they would threaten taiwan and the united states and arm taiwan. we've got to arm taiwan with the very specific things they need which are not always watt taiwanese government wants. we've got to put our money where our mouth is, gotta get resources in there to make sure china knows we're serious. we don't want to fight a war with china, so we've got to deter ea depression. david: i think you're right on point. have a very happy thanks

. >> we have to realize that the chinese communist party, they are much more aggressive than what thes and communists were when we go back through the cold war era. the chinese communist party has no value for life. if you are not going to tow the line, then they are going to disappear you and this is why we think it's unsafe for our athletes to go to the olympics in beijing. this is something that seems to be happening more regularly, so why would the us olympic committee send our athletes into this type of environment? maria: and it to be clear, we don't know the validity of these pictures. we don't know if she was coerced. peng shuai disappeared after she accused the vice premier, former vice premier of the chinese communist party of the sexual abuse it. she did so on her twitter account in china and when she did so, the post was up for 20 minutes and then she was disappeared for over two weeks until the ccp faced massive pressure from the women's tennis association and across the world, so we will keep watching this story. we do not know if she was coerced or if those pictures are

that the chinese communist party silence one of the best athletes?ything? this is an incredibly serious story, no one has seen her or talk to her and it's because she claimed a very high-ranking official assaulted her when they entered their consensual relationship. >> it's a mortifying story and it shows to me two things. i'd love to know where the "me too" movement is on this, some people, rightfully so spoke out a lot for the same celebrities and corporations who have enormous financial interest in china, where they be as bold as they were here to call our injustices? i hope so but that it. the flipside is, fizzes what happens, we can look to china and see what happens when a government becomes powerful totalitarian, unaccountable to the people and unrestrained. we are nowhere near that but if we wrote the constitution and grow the federal government further beyond constitutional stop, it's the path we had down where it looks like 1984 and critics get disappeared and there's no accountability for crimes. i would say to people, don't look at it lik

propagated by the chinese, his party. -- chinese communist party. the ibm and holocaust book is a powerful, heavily footnoted book talking about how we could've stopped with a list of where jewish people were. it was because ibm had aided and abetted those atrocities being committed then, and that is what they are doing now. google and others are aiding and abetting that kind of terrible misdeed. we got a call about a hearing -- while the hearing was going on about complaints we were raising. you show me anywhere in the book where you can test the veracity of it. the complicity of u.s. corporations, and mr. chiu talks about a couple of them. mayer brown, a lawyer. we were asked to provide a specific service, on real estate , and talk about it. it was a terrible -- i mean, how does he look himself in the mirror. we talk about accounting firms, and there are so many others that have been callista -- complicit. we had a hearing on the limbic's recently. i chaired one of them. might -- might colleagues -- my colleagues. i talked to coca-cola about why t

if you're asking for the headline, it is that this group believes that the chinese communist party and that the people's liberation army are now equipped and ready to invade, to tie one. but the do acknowledge that that would be a high risk strategy for the chinese at this stage. and that forms the basis of one of the recommendations more on that in a minute. but this report highly critical of the chinese, it says that china is engaged in a systematic effort to attack, oppress arrays and marginalized people whose opinions and social cultural educational values, religion and ethnicity. it sees as a threat. and it says that the united states should be aware of this. so what sort of recommendations did they put forward? well, 1st of all, they're saying that the should be greater preparedness for the military in taiwan, essentially acting as a detent against any possible action by the chinese anti one. they're saying that they should consider the trading relationship between the united states and china, particularly when it comes to investment and chinese companies. who is the main shareho

cater to a significant constituency of, of strong nationalists and militarist within the chinese communist party. so it isn't, it is an important problem. yeah, for sure. and to doesn't business groups though are putting pressure on the, by the ministration to consider removing terrorists on china. they say this will help to ease surgeon inflation. not sure it will help with that. but treasury secretary, janet yellen said recently that such a move is under consideration. so here's the question for you. would removing tariffs actually impact prices prob, probably not as greatly as one would imagine. the 1st reason being that a significant portion of the tariff cost, which would have been ordinarily passed through to us consumers was actually absorbed by the chinese manufacturers and supply chain through greater efficiencies and production. so paradoxically, the tariffs have the effect of forcing greater productivity and chinese manufacturing, a sort of counter intuitive result. so the, the tariffs didn't flow through in their entirety to the u. s. consumer. and as a result, if they were withdrawn

to our nation, there is no question the greatest long-term threat we face as china and the chinese communist party. we have for 30 years until president trump took office had very bullish policy toward china. bipartisan comer public and presidents, democratic presidents, advanced it -- bipartisan, republican presidents, democratic presidents, advanced. we allowed -- we supercharge their economy, shipped so many jobs to china. that combined with their population equals military power. that is a simple lesson of all mankind. population and wealth equals military power. china has a military that is not unequal to ours, but it is probably the closest competitor we have had in 75 years. they are continuing to take our jobs, to trade unfairly with us, to conduct espionage act companies and universities across america, they are brutalizing their own people. and unleashing this plague on the world. i was the first one last january to ring the alarm of coronavirus. i soon after that said maybe we should look at the origins of the wuhan coronavirus and the lab in wuhan that researches coronavirus is -- coro

military action is significant, and we have to understand that within the china, within the chinese communist party and within the red army of the people's liberation army, there is a constituency of individuals who are very aggressive with respect to ensuring that the rise of china and who are, you know, if not trigger happy, a lot more inclined to military action and responding militarily to provocation. and may be the top leadership in beijing. so you know, president, she and his closest colleagues do have to cater to a significant constituency of, of strong nationalists and the militarist within the chinese communist party. so it isn't, it is an important problem. yeah, for sure. 2 dozen business groups that are putting pressure on the, by the ministration to consider removing terrorists on china. they say this will help to ease surgeon inflation. not sure it will help with that. but treasury secretary, janet yellen said recently that such a move is under consideration. so here's the question for you. would removing terrorists actually impact crisis prob, probably not as greatly as one would im

these people on the left don't want to hold accountable, not just lefties either, is the chinese communist party, why is that? >> it's puzzling, but the chinese communist party's strategic and the investments they make. whether it's geopolitically in their belton road initiative, or when it's the funds they provide to universities, the funds they provide to medical journals, the funds they provide all over the place, they are very strategic and how they do it. of course, they also have 1.4 billion people as a potential market for all these big corporations. and/or organizations. so that's why you see the nba not willing to buck for ccp. incredibly influential. and they are very strong at pushing back and enforcing their viewpoint. they are very persistent that way. but they don't allow dissent. is not part of their culture or their political environment. they do not allow dissent. so we have to take that into account. >> our own society is not allowing that dissent. for example, in the military he would always do a renting approach. i try to think, what with the enemy be doing, let's get into th