protest, ten cities or more, a dozen universities, and it is largely focused against the ruling chinese communist party and its leader president xi. that is significant in and of itself. you give the fact since 1989 chinese communist party has really tightened its grip on all aspects of life in china. they literally, bill, wiped out civil society as we would know it. and they have this high-tech surveillance they've imposed on their people. facial recognition being the centerpiece. gillian is right. people on the street protesting here knowing that system exists, this is an act of courage that we're seeing for certain. yes, it has significance. it doesn't mean that president xi is in trouble in the sense of his regime. it does mean the fact that president xi worries about this. it is a fact that the chinese communist party leaders under president xi and his predecessors have always been more concerned about their domestic security than any adversary out there to include the united states. they know full well with a population the size that they have, a billion 400 million people, if that population ros

the chinese communist party should not be left off the hook. the chinese communist party must respond in a way that's serious and meaningful. they have every capacity to do it. to give them a free pass and she re say they can't control it is false. >> dana: just to make sure he said it is difficult to say that i am certain that china can control north korea. he says he made it clear that jinping has a role to play to do whatever they can. >> bill: on that point you were with the north korean delegation in hanoi and singapore. what did you tell the north koreans about what you felt the influence of beijing was then and now? >> that's a great question. we have lots of conversations about this. i was with chairman kim on multiple occasions. we made clear we understood they were under the jack boot of the chinese communist party and it made things difficult for chairman kim when he wanted to be closer to the united states. he wanted to listen to president trump and consider whether there was a path forward towards full and final denuclearization. ch

thank you so much for— chinese communist party. ty. thank you so much for your thoughts. - chinese communist party. thank you so much for your thoughts. really i so much for your thoughts. really good to get that analysis from you. it's been another dramatic day of action at the the world cup in qatar. and in the last few minutes, germany managed to rescue a point against spain — and keep their hopes of qualifying for the next round alive. gavin ramjaun is at the bbc sport centre with all the latest. gavin? yes, let's bring you up to speed with that big clash between the european giants, spain and germany. it was looking dreadful for germany but they scrambled a late equaliser. both drawers in the 1—1 draw. the substitute putting spain one up. and it looked as though germany were staying on no points, with their hopes diminishing as the game passed until one of their replacements, nicholas fulcrum, came to the rescue with an emphatic finish. let's get some more reaction to that game now with our reporter hit with at the stadium for

in the winter of 2020 tony fauci wanted to know how the chinese communist party was responding. ent one of those his deputies, clifford lane, to china to find out. lane seemed stunned by what he saw there. entire chinese cities had been question and answer with teened. the whole city. huge numbers of people were forcibly locked inside their own homes, in some cases to starve to death. secret police cruised the streets, forcing pedestrians into windowless vans for the crime of being outside. household pets, dogs and cats, were declared unclean, and beaten to death on the sidewalk. it was a hellish dystopian scene. so lane returned to the u.s. to tell tony fauci what he'd seen, but tony fauci was not disgusted, appalled by the human rights abuses that he saw in china. according to a new report, based on depositions that emerged this month, tony fauci was envious. they have what we have to do in the u.s., fauci t told lane. it's obvious from day one, china was the model that public health officials were why you having to respond to covid here. it's still the model. in fact, lockdown

he talked about the fact he doesn't want a new cold war with chinese communist party, maria you and i know the chinese communist party has been at war with united states, as an economic at least last 25 years talked about competition to, cooperate i think xi jinping many sense this weakness as much as vladimir putin saw biden as weak advanced to europe i am afraid xi jinping will continue to advance around the world as a result of this meeting discouraging after having 1010 of millions of dollars from china officials tied to ccp per senator ron johnson and chuck grassley reporting, investigating we understand ccp police stations across the world and in new york i am baffle by all this how does flg loi ccp police sayings to operate in america we have our law enforcement he he canceled china initiative so not apparently investigating intellectual property theft surveillance programs you investigated, so well. on your watch. you tried to hold the ccp to account for the bad behavior why aren't we doing it anymore? >> maria it is unexplainable, dangerous for the american people when we thi

is he required to take the data that he has access to back to the chinese communist party?sian officials dressing down u.s. officials, that's not an excuse for us not to meet with them. the fact that biden has weak officials who can't stand up to the russian and chinese counter part that's a message in and of itself. i saw the interaction with derek harvey, he's a friend of mine. i'm happy he was on your program. looks like the house intelligence committee was doing serious research into this relationship. there's many firms that deal with china, they hold their noses because they frankly want the money, they're greedy. this seems to be on a different level according of to derek harvey, there seems to be real collaboration between sequoyah capital and officials of the chinese communist party. the new republican congress, they have to investigate this. i think there's more than smoke here. maria: by the way, china must be happy that bob iger is back at disney, right? he would not speak out on the hong kong protesters, he would not speak out on the uyghurs but of course disne

protest of 10 or more cities, a dozen universities, and is largely directed against the ruling chinese communist party and its leaders, president xixi. this all means that the president of the network is definitely concerned about this, well, with this population that they have a billion plus 400 million people, if this is the population of you will become against them it will be difficult for them to remain in power. so yes. it matters in terms of what it can all grow into. i

these are the people fau who cas condemn the chinese communist party because to do so would be to condemn themselves. they are the group that has praised and protected and defended and in some cases emulated the same locklockdo don measures that the chinese communist party is engaged in right now.ondemn t communi party would be tand it condemned the e communist party would be to condemn themselves into the ammit, the americae n peopli that they've been lying for three years and that they were wrong. and i don't thinng, and n't thkg to see that anyone who's awake at all can see exactly what's going on here. and i think they're playing fir with fire. you can't you can't keep lyinge. to this level forever, i would say. general, it's greao t to see yos tonight. thank you solevel, much. thank >> youyo, too. thanks, tucker.in o sone in many one of the many, many intentional humiliations he's committed as president, where the degraded institutions so thoroughly that you can't help but have contempt for your own country. >> that's the whole point. joe biden hired a gender fluid activist to overse

need confidence our values are superior to the values, if the term is even the right one the chinese communist partyputting out the and i believe we faced existential threat from the chinese communist party so we will need everybody. those you serve and go to the private sector, we need everybody to get on team america because we are not destined necessarily to win. we have to work hard not only to prevent world war iii but when long-term composition to don'tba lose faith in the basic goodness, it may not be perfect but happens to be the best itself government in human history but let us not screwed up or be the generation that throat screws up. [applause] >> i'm 69 west point point grad. our -- that we have n mclean. it was mentioned that 17 congressman did not nominate any future cadets, and my question is do you think it is a lack of interest in the young men or women, or is it something else in congress? for people to know, each congressman was allowed to have five cadets at one time. if someone dropped out, you could replace them the following year. i just was amazed that 17 congressman did not

>> nothing would surprise me, the chinese communist party pointing the finger anywhere other than theirs is the third year of the covid pandemic for the chinese. it was this time in 2019 that the covid-19 appeared in china. they have chosen not to address the medical well-being of the chinese people. maria: it's a similar story in iran. iran's foreign ministry is claiming today that tehran has proof western nations have been involved in the recent anti-government protest as the treasury department is now you announcing new sanctionses against three iranian security officials involved in the crackdowcrackdown of protesters. the courage and strength of the iranian people has been on display right now for months and a it continues with people in the street protesting that dictatorship. >> absolutely. that dictatorship has long worn its welcome out to many iranians. unfortunately it hasn't reached a point where the regime is challenged effectively. it has echos what we're seeing now, we're going months into these protests, it has echos of the 1978- 79 revolution in iran but there's no galva

the cases in particular for the chinese communist party is threatening at the chinese-americans. the chinese-american he was planning to run for congress for example the chinese khmer spy agency paid americans to go threaten this chinese-american in new york not to run for congress. and if necessary to physically harm him. i am heartened the department of justice is going after these types of cases great efforts to intimidate, coerce, and even do physical harm to chinese-americans for the chinese communist party is pursuing these kinds of strategies. it's an area we have seen some helpful cases recently. >> general barges mentioned one of the things he noticed in the 28 years you've been been in government in which she returned to government which the chinese intelligence services have become more sophisticated and it strikes me there is a report this week canadian intelligence with prime minister trudeau china's government had covertly funded 2019 election candidates. was actually running candidates chinese in parliament. this is not just the united states. one would expect if t

the chinese communist party even to this day loves stalin and loves linen, and that is the nature of e chinese coming's -- communist party, founded by a group of people in paris and deng xiaoping went to lenin university for year in the early 1920's, learning exactly how to run a leninist party. so they were horrified at this heresy coming out of moscow. furthermore, they did not trust the soviets and thought there was very likely to be a significant skirmish on the chinese/soviet border. so they are interested, but everything is very secretive, so kissinger goes to -- and this is all being planned by nixon and kissinger who talk about what we are going to do next -- if you think of nixon as a chess player thinking through, how do i get what i want done, you have a better understanding of how remarkable he was and how unlike most american politicians he was. and so, they think through, kissinger goes to visit pakistan and suddenly has a very severe illness and cannot be seen in public for several days. which are the several days he flies in to china from pakistan, meets with the chine

the chinese communist party cracking down on protestors as they rally against covid lockdowns. w learning america's largest company, apple, has restricted the use of its air drop feature in the communist nation. allowed users to share content between apple devices and dodge china censorship. now elon musk says apple is threatening to boot twitter from its app store. how did we get to the point where big tech companies consider 280 characters a bigger threat than the communist regime? bring in south carolina republican senator lindsey graham. good to have you here today. >> thank you. >> sandra: why are we here today and why are we not going tougher on china for its behavior? >> money, you got a billion people in china, corporate appeasement of the chinese communist party is rampant, i like apple, a great american party but the communist party writes the rules of the road and to do the business in china you leave the customer base, nba has appeased china, movie industry has appeased china and now apple. i think it's a mistake. so you've got apple threatening to take twitter out o

and ultimately, what the chinese communist party fears more than anything else, its own citizens.tity. they don't have legitimacy from the population. they fear their own citizens. and so we need to, as the ccp cracks down and doubles down on presentation, we need to double down on freedom. that's how we win over the long term, right? we have too many people bashing america, too many useful id i don't wants in the american media. we need -- idiots. we need to embrace american values as a self-evident contrast to the orwellian oppression if of the ccp. that's how we win the ideological fight, by remembering that we're the good guys. sean: that's a good point. what's troubling to me, congressman, is you have so many american business leaders, the world economic forum, davos, charles schwab, all look and say the model of the future is china. i agree with you, the model should be freedom. i want to get your take on this, you're on the intel committee, a trillion of america's debt is owned by the chinese. we've given them an economic nuclear bomb. is the threat of this debt owned by ch

so unless we want adversaries like the chinese communist party to outmaneuver us militarily, we must pass an omnibus for the sake of our troops and the sake of our national security. i yield the floor and note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: >> host: highlights what's been going on in china over the last few days over its covid policies. the washington time saying it's the chinese citizens in multiple cities hitting the street to the president xi jinping know they're fed up with the zero covid policy of rolling lockdowns and mandatory testing resulting in the largest antigovernment demonstration since the tiananmen square protests in 1989 and with the massacre of student protests this story adds china is easing some of its coronavirus restrictions in the face of the astonishing illustrations across the nation but the government showed no sign of abandoning its zero covid policy and use of the so-called nuanced account to bury news about the protests online. that's the "washington post" take on it. when it comes to the white h

which is nothing compared to the inhumaneness of the chinese communist party. your guest is right. about the dividing and conquering and bringing down the united states and replacing the chinese communist party as the world power. not the chinese people who crave freedom. some have no option though. this is what we need to recognize in this country. they fray freedom. they need it. they need our support. the administration is weak on this issue. they need to stand up to the chinese protesters who are against the chinese communist party. they are not just against the lockdown. it is the communist party that is limiting these people. we need to give them a hope for freedom and that is an opportunity that could be missed if the administration doesn't act on this. jackie: it is. censorship, the tightness of the rule there, which is an excellent point. i will remind our viewers as well president trump wanted to ban tiktok. obviously it didn't happen. he was thinking trying to look ahead to see where this is going. i appreciate you both coming on the show. great to be with you tonight. t

clear, if you are buying any of the chinese companies, you are funding the expansion of the chinese communist partyng has a military fusion even nominally civilian cavities or private companies, everything that they have is available to the chinese military. maria: of course, because that is the country the communist country you have to answer to the ccp here we are having unwitting investors, military men and women by the way government employees this is their 401k the thrift fund and they are actually funding this expansion. >> yes, at least on the national defense authorization act there is a possibility there will be legislation, an add-on to prevent this from happening. maria: i want to see that. it's great to get your take on this. gordon chang in the studio. will take a short break we have a hot topic but is coming up next. next. stay wit financial solutions h us.and lincoln will help you get there. as you plan, protect and retire. ♪ the first-ever all-electric chevy silverado rst. with a multi-flex midgate for extra storage. and an available 400 miles of range on a full charge. evs for ever

to spy on chinese dissidents, stalking and blackmailing those who do not agree with the communist party regime. >> it is outrageous to think that the chinese would attempt to set up shop in new york, let's say, without proper coordination. the reason this is so important is because we have seen a clear pattern of the chinese government, the chinese communist party, exporting their repression right here to the u.s. >> the fbi recently unsealed charges against ten chinese intelligence officers for a variety of criminal efforts to exert influence in the u.s., all 56 fbi field offices have scores of investigations open into the china threat. molly. >> molly: jennifer griffin, thank you very much. happy thanksgiving to you. >> john: bring in fred fleitz, america first policy institute and former chief of staff at the national security council. fred, good to see you again. play a little more of the fbi director from the congressional hearing. this time talking about tiktok and the potential threat to national security. listen here. >> we do have national security concerns, at least from the f

china's leader responded to the export ban in his speech at the chinese communist party congress by promisingthat he will act to make china independent in the production of semiconductors and other technologies from the us were concerned about china's achievements in the field of micro. for artificial intelligence use as a weapon, so they intervened. this is the biggest move by the us against china in years. this is more serious than anything the trump administration has done, the consequences of this strike just before the chinese communist party congress should be very serious. i think that china will find a way to respond by banning its chinese technology. the us decided to replace imports in taiwanese microprocessors within 2 years, investing about 250 billion dollars in their development. well case, as they say in the process today, 90% of the most advanced microchip can only be produced in the island of taiwan. so even though we spend a lot of money to stimulate the production of microchips to build production. here. we will have to rely on taiwanese capacity for some time to produce ou

values are indeed superior to the values -- if that term is even the right 1 -- that the chinese communist party is putting out there. the final thing i would say is i believe we do face an existential threat from the chinese communist party, so we are going to meet everybody. those that choose to serve, the private sector, we need everybody to get on team america. we are not destined, necessarily to win this competition. we have to work hard not only to prevent world war iii, but to win the long-term competition. please, don't lose faith in the basic goodness of this country. it may not be perfect, but it happens to be the best experiment in human history. so let us not screw it up. let us not be the generation to screw up whole thing. [applause] >> by the way, the hard questions go to this panel. >> i west point grad in one of our -- that we have currently in mclean. it was mentioned that 17 congressman did not nominate any future cadets, and my question is do you think it is a lack of interest in the young men or women, or is it something else in congress? for people to know, each congressman

the chinese communist party, from that moment in 1989, made up its mind.and still does, that the reason the soviet union fell apart was through weakness, was through tolerating western values, by allowing those cracks to open up, into which those freedoms started to filter in. civil society organisations, dissidence not being restrained strongly enough. and i think the lesson that china has learned is that, you know, to hold on to power, you have to be absolutely ruthless. we do now find ourselves, once again, despite all of those thoughts back 33 years ago, as you say, that this was the end of history, that the world was moving ever closer to this sort of...a system of shared values, we can be absolutely certain, notjust because of what's happening in ukraine, but the direction china has taken over the last decade has brought it home more forcefully than ever, that we are back in an era of ideological competition, if not outright, open cold war. it caused a sensation. north korea's dictator kim jong—un took a young girl, assumed to be his daughterju—ae, f

we can see what the chinese communist party has wrought on the world. and as for venezuela, peter's question nailed it. this is a ludicrous policy. when they shout 9,000 permits, we know this administration is telling capitol not to go into the fossil fuel markets. the biden administration has said no more drilling. yet somehow a tyrant is permitted to ship his oil here. it's a silly policy and dangerous for the united states of america to support somebody like maduro who is in league with iran and the russians and the chinese. they have it backwards, martha. >> martha: the "wall street journal" said biden's dirty our deal with venezuela. >> martha: so part of this deal is venezuela telling us that we'll be just a little more democratic if you let us sell you this oil. >> martha, i was involved in the u.s. decision so sanction this venezuelan crude oil. i was supporting the rightful president of venezuela. they're going to turn their back on him and supported maduro. this policy makes no sense for the united states and our friends in venezuela and anyon

south dakota will have no part in the intelligence gathering operations of the chinese communist partyve: they band tiktok for all government employees for their official phones and contractors as well as a president obama sits on the ground with tiktok influencers trying to get them to vote democrat and senator warner and people like governor noem are saying get rid of tiktok, it is a spying device for the chinese communist party. >> steve: but it is brilliant because if you watch the content it is sometimes hilarious and it's very addictive. that is the problem. it's great content. >> steve: with content you would think with instagram someone out there would come up and try to mirror it just so we can get rid of it because we would rather not have. >> ainsley: they will come and give it time it will happen. >> brian: in the meantime do you take it off now? that's where trump was heading. you decide it's done, it's not in our natural interest to allows that. >> ainsley: i haven't downloaded it. >> steve: more on social media and throw the fox and meantime a fox weather alert you have

>> yes they absolutely are and apple is at least complicit in doing what the chinese communist partyh the airdrop it's not allowing those individuals to can be decayed directly with each other which is obviously affecting all the committee stand for the protest. maria: can you do anything about it when the gop takes the majority in the new year will i get into anything with corporate america and the efforts to expand the function of communist china. >> absolutely. we also would look at big tech you know they have liability protection. i have a bill that would do away with the liability protection did not allow them to do the type of things were in america there restricting free speech but in places like china there doing what the chinese communist party want them to do. that's not american what american businesses should be doing and will hold them accountable when we take the majority back and get the gavel in january. maria: joe biden seems to be fine with the economic story underway right now the president is attempting to take a victory lap on gasoline prices. he's touting the us

. >> it's been reported 245 the e chinese communist party is operating police stations in the unitedu.s. >> i'm very concerned about this. we are aware of the existence of these stations. i have to be careful about discussing our specific investigate i've work. to he me it is outrageous to thk the chinese police would attempt to set up shop without our coordination. it violates sovereignty and circumvents standards, judicial law enforcement cooperation processes. maria: that was senator rick scott questioning fbi director, christopher wray last week, who confirmed that the chinese communist party has secret police stations in the united states, who can monitor and harass those who are critical of the ccp regime. joining me now, congressman kevin hern. we talk a lot about the ccp on this program and have been raising the alarm on these police stations. your thoughts on the fact that the ccp has a police station in new york. >> maria, first of all, i think we have to recognize china is our greatest threat. we've got to start acting like this. if you go all the way back to eric swalwell

sent them about 28 questions about the role of their leadership, their interactions with chinese communist partyt some individuals that were global stewards of she sequoia capital -- she sequoia capital were of particular concern given their intersection with chinese politboro leadership in china. the activities and what sequoia was financing, civil use, military use, high-tech, biosciences that had dual civil-military benefits for china was directly undermining american national security and american economic interests. we never did get a response from sequoia capital. we got responses from dozens of other companies, but sequoia capital did not respond to us. maria: brian, talk to us about what you know about this. we did speak with the pr manager of sequoia capital. he said he has no idea about any information. but concern investigation. but, brian, we also know that neil schoen is one of the leaders at sequoia, and you say he is the sole delegate representing the venture capital industry in the chinese people's political consultative conference. tell us more. >> yeah, maria, thank you and goo

kevin mccarthy is campaigning to become speaker of the house come january and wrote the chinese communist party lockdowns have imprisoned people against their will and many have died as chinese citizens bravely protest. the biden administration shrugs and they will do what? the pariah is the ccp. if you watch kevin mccarthy as far as his campaign to become speaker of the house, stay close to c-span. the president travels to talk about manufacturing and economic related efforts. at 10:00 this morning, we will give you live coverage of the supreme court as they hear a case about administrations and the amount -- rights of states on immigration decisions. that is set to play out at 10:00 as some of the cases get streamed audio and c-span carries them live for you to watch and take your own notes and make your own judgments. watch out for that at 10:00. when it comes to the response of the ministration from the china protests, let's hear from san antonio texas, this is newman. caller: i have been listening to everyone and their two cents in. from my understanding what ard the riot was a fire. ese p

they're not, it's very hard to repatriate profits. chinese communist party members have to be part of the board and it's getting harder and harder to move data. so i think that that this is a kind of an unwieldy time, especially since the u. s. and china have very high tensions right now, and also a lot of saber rattling in regard to the taiwan strait. so his timing is quite strange in that respect. in addition, he will be traveling to the g 20 present bite in there's some discussions that he might meet. she jumping on the sidelines. so some of question why he made a special one day visit to beijing at this time, rather than maybe do a site meeting on the side length of the g 20. nevertheless, he is the chancellor of germany and i think he made a very for him, it was his choice, but i think it, we see a deeply divided germany on this topic. and let's keep in mind that he really gave china a lot of face because china is seen pretty much as a pariah right now. so by doing this, he really helped german china. but we must remember, like we saw the, you know, them getting their coverage te

it ultimately goes back to the chinese communist party. >> the fentanyl part. >> over the top. >> overnse that fentanyl is a deadly problem. the idea you have bipartisan people talking about either banning it or significantly restricting it. you think some of the rhetoric is over the top. does this need to be scrubbed? >> absolutely. here's the thing, that we don't really know exactly what is going on with this data and where it's going, but we know that the parent company in china has to give information. it's part of china's legal system. they have to give all this information up to the chinese government. they are hoovering it up. there's a reason my college-age kid doesn't have it on his phone and will never do it. he gets it. we do have to be worried about this absolutely. i do also think that we have to be smart about this. i'm not sure a ban is actually going to work. there is a process where the u.s. committee currently looking at this, they may put this into a situation where they create a firewall, and there is a way that you can monitor and prevent that data from going to ch

to this day many companies have well-known ties to the chinese communist party and continue to sell microchips to businesses that have contracts with the federal government. that poses serious risks to americans privacy and national security. the main idea is simple. if american business wants the federal government to buy their products or services they shouldn't be using the kind of chinese made chips that because of the government involvement put our national security at risk. we need our government and economy to rely on chips made right here in america. something my amendment would encourage. on both sides many -- many on both sides rightfully like tobo talk about staying tough on the chinese government. our amendment would do just that. i urge my colleagues to support my amendment and all of us to work quickly to pass the nda when the time comes next month. >> tell us what your top priority would be and why. create a five to six minute video showing the importance of your issue from opposing and supporting points of view. be bold with your documentary. don't be afraid to take risks. ther

a tool that the chinese communist party is using to shut down communication. back to america, you have got them taking massive market power using it to threaten a company like twitter that has tremendous voice in the public square here in america. i think it's a double standard. it is very, very concerning. could easily land here. the white house saying they keep a close eye on twitter and a closed eye on apple when it comes to china. cheryl: senator, obviously the chinese, whether it is the stealing of intellectual property here in this country, our intellectual property, whether it is spying on american citizens, whether human rights abuses, there is a long list of grievances america can have and likely does have with the chinese, is that something you think we should be addressing again? i will take it to the new year as we approach the holidays, in particular as we're seeing these disturbing images playing out in china as xi xinping's own people are revolting and they're being beaten, they are being suppressed, they are being imprisoned? >> absolutely, che

senator telling "fox news sunday," tiktok parent company bytedance has too much exposure to the chinese communist partye chinese company. listen here to the senator from sunday. listen. >> i think donald trump was correct. >> concerned about tiktok's operation in the u.s. data collection, the fbi worried about the being able to scrape other information offense and contacts as well as the app's algorithm able to incite films or push for certain actions. so far there are no regulations on ticktock. back to you. elizabeth: thank you so much, edward lawrence. from house oversight. >> good to be with you. elizabeth: congressman, a railroad strike, nation's largest union rejecting the biden white house brokered deal. the president may not get involved in the talks again. congressman what do you think? >> congressman cloud. >> we're having a problem with his earpiece. what do you think, mark? >> i don't know if there will be a railroad strike or not. looks like it might g now, as opposed what would have predicted politically. elizabeth: thanks for that story. president is, is congressman cloud's earpiece gone

watch that happen we need to be encouraging these people you know we're always told by the chinese communist partyexception to be popular that there's no distinction between there's no distinction between the party and people that they're of the same thing and can be conflated. we need to drive a wedge between the argument we need to be saying no.the argument we need to be saying no. the people of china , their no. the people of china, their own views, and they ought to be able to articulate. and when they an opportunity to they have an opportunity to articulate, what they say? articulate, what do they say? they say down with kitchen pigs, they democracy. they say down with kitchen pigs, they say democracy. they say down with kitchen pigs, they say want democracy. they say down with kitchen pigs, they say want democrrights they say we want human rights and want an end to these and we want an end to these policies preventing from policies are preventing us from living normal and free life. living a normal and free life. absolutely fascinating events unfurling . so interesting to see unfurling. so i

they will be worried because one thing that the chinese communist party doesn't want to happen and worksis for protesters across the country unifying on a general theme, such as these policies of zero covid. what the theme, such as these policies of zero covid. wantt the to work hard to stop the and they work hard to stop that. the fact that are fact that these protests are erupting in a number of cities all with the same theme, young educated people involved, a lot of them calling for political change, calling for political change, calling for political change, calling for more freedom, that's going to worry the chinese communist party. and i would imagine, we are already seeing this in shanghai with the protests happening today, heavy police presence, arresting people, they will be hoping they can nip it in the blood and these protests will fizzle out. ., ~ in the blood and these protests will fizzle out. ., ,, , ., , in the blood and these protests will fizzle out. ., ~' , ., , . fizzle out. thank you very much indeed. fizzle out. thank you very much indeed- -- _ fizzle out. thank you

it's my belief that the chinese communist party uses this initiative to get unfair advantages to chinese companies and forces developing countries into debt traps, often with public corruption paving the way. i witnessed this on a trip to the middle east with my great chairwoman, maxine waters. where we are told of extreme corruption that the chinese companies have been involved in across the african continent. by participating in the belt and road initiative, you are supporting significant risks to our national security and global economy. miss fraser, citi support of the belt and road initiative presents a serious conflict of interest by helping our strongest adversary expand across the globe. do you understand the support of the belt and road initiative as directly opposed to the national security interests of the united states? >> thank you very much for the opportunity to answer the question. i do not believe, certainly since i took over as ceo, but i don't believe before that either that we have played a meaningful role, if any role, and the chinese belt and road initiative. >> tha

why does apple as a company and its ceo in that clip feel the need to cover for the chinese communist party? why do they feel the need to help the chinese party oppress their own citizens? that's good questions. we reached out to apple. we wanted to hear their side of the story. we'll bring you tim cook's most recent explanation. this is from last year. >> you've been criticized for not speaking out on human rights issues in china and other countries as well. this is something that i think a lot of companies that have been doing business in china struggle with, a number of companies that have abandoned china. how do you think about that? >> i think we have a responsibility as a business to do business in as many places as we can. because i think business is this huge catalyst. i believe in what tom watson said. world peace through world trade. you have to get your head around when you're operating outside the u.s. and in country in the world that there's different laws. so that's part of the complexity and part of the beauty of the world. everybody has their own laws and customs. >> tucker:

you go. >> i know we're live but, you know, the biden family was doing business with the chinese communist party and don't take my word and hunter biden says that with the first person and joe biden well aware in the audio recording where he calls hunter to acknowledge that the new york times was going to release an article that talks all about it. >> sean: the fbi had this laptop now forever and they didn't do a thing. >> right. >> sean: last thing, herschel walker. >> yeah, so i think your audience knows this but the most important thing going on in my mind in this country right now is the next 20 days, herschel walker who's a personal friend and has been an inspiration to me since i was in my young teens as an athlete enabled me to develop the discipline i applied in athletics, the military, college and business so if it's not political to me, it's personal. what an inspiration he was to me and he's an inspiration as a man and anybody watching this, t teamherschel.com. he needs help. >> sean: he's on tonight. >> he needs help. i'm going to georgia and voting starts on november 28-december 6 a