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chinese party waived the gun to silence and disappear doctors andpe journalists that bring to light what was happening in wuhan. the lack of samples. going for the very next day for what the chinese communistties weree having for them really damaging consequences and the chinese authority also systematically and going for them and they're calling for 24 all instituted a fault on the international transparency and on the formal chinese communist party and going that wave and going for that putting it nicely and communist system and keeping it enormously to the covid line and we got there and the system we have in our government and around the world and we should have accepted the greater degree of confiscation and coverup and we were postured for at the time and fundamentally the responsibilities on the chinese communist party here. going with the litany of silencing and disappearing for them with coerce and coverup and gone unanswered and now for more than four years and making recommendations of this commitment important and urgent. >> we want to get the audience questions and keep a few minutes for that. >> one especially important recommendation we put forward is that the u.s. governmen

course half jokingly, that the japanese imperial media, terry did a great service to the chinese communist party because the comment on party was the enemy number one for chinese communist party at the time. so you cannot have a one sided interpretation of history. now, if i may repeat, china is the only country in the human history that has grown its defense budget. a 335 times. no nation in the history of the non kind has done anything that i like that in case time and chinese defense budget now is 5.4 times as large as japan's and china has not made everything transparent. so china's met and china may be spending even more than that. so i do wish that the board or is the dividing line between china and japan, china in the philippines, and china and indonesia and so on. stay and remain prong quail as mr. go said about the line boat or beach seen russia and china. the thing of the fact of the matter is a chinese, as they have been pushing envelope all directions to japan, to then cockers, to the philippines and to the vietnam and so on. support. evan, it looked to me like you were reacting to a

chinese state policy, and that lab in shanghai was shuttered the very next day for what the chinese communist party in its characteristic way calls rectification. that had begun immediately as the virus began to spread. you also had a long-held denial of human to human transmission by the chinese authorities. again, depending how you want to count it, some of that goes back to the early honor of 2019 because the chinese authorities had been more transparent and more faithful to their international obligations. they would have begun to share information. they did not do so. they persisted after there was already clearly an epidemic and a pandemic here to with really consequences. the chinese authorities systematically endangered other countries. they were calling foreign diplomats in beijing to the carpet to tell them not to put travel restrictions up. they did will to the united states and others in europe. you saw gains with the nature and pressure not to impose travel restrictions on china which would if imposed earlier slowed and reduced the spread. all of this together constituted a assault on

the chinese communist party sees a threat from any belief system that provides an alternative to chineseommunist party ideology. it has co-opted religious institutions that it can control while suppressing independent religious groups. this includes tibet and buddhists, chinese officials have demolished a number of tibet an monastery buildings and placed atheist communist party officials in important administrative positions. tibetan buddhists are very peaceful so they pose no threat to the government except their moral authority and their credibility, undercutting the government's legitimacy in that region. in tibet, there have been reports of forced disappearances, arrests, physical abuse and prolonged detentions without trial of monks, of nuns and other individuals due to their religious practices. authorities arrest individuals for possessing photographs of or writings by the dalai lama. also practitioners of fong which traces its roots to traditional chinese religion have been labeled members of a cult. freedom house independently verified 933 cases of falun kong adherence sentenced

that lab in japan, shanghai it wasa shortage of the chinese communist party its characteristic ways calls rectification. that begun immediately as the virus began to spread. you also had a long-held denial of human to human transmission. by the chinese authorities. in the early autumn the chinese party they begin to share information is clearly an pandemic to deny human transmission until fairly deep into january of 2020 with really damaging consequences. the chinese authorities systematically endangered other countries. they were calling foreign diplomats to the carpet to tell them not to put travel restrictions up. they did this in the united states he did this to others in europe. you saw essentially a series of gains with the travel restrictions in china the pressure on others not to impose travel restrictions on china which would have if imposed earlier would've slowed it reduce the spread. all of this together constituted a real assault on international transparency international public health cooperation obligation of any government acting in good faith. it's not structured to act

he said he wants to stop the chinese communist party from building their middle-class off the back ofmerican citizens and multiple times in the speech you heard senator vance say the phrase america first. when it comes to foreign policy and economic policy, giving you a sense of the kind of ideas is likely to have if he does indeed become vice president and stand alongside donald trump in a second term. paul: strong anti-china rhetoric , as you mentioned about not wanting china to build its middle class at the expense of america's peer also some criticism for president biden, calling him a career politician who has been around younger than j.d. vance has been alive and also talking about appealing to the workingman. is he trying to cut into the mccright's -- democrat's base? kailey: he's trying to draw a contrast between himself, only 39 years old, to an octogenarian president. he was sure to point out the length of bidens career. tapping into democratic messaging, it's interesting because joe biden calls himself the most union friendly president that has ever served. you heard j.d. v

the chinese communist party threatens almost every component in the lives of americans obviously. in your written testimony, you didn't mention china at all. mr. russell, you mentioned diversity but you didn't mention china. your testimony does mention the adversary and i wonder if you would expound upon why you went through such detail. with the clarification of others. >> in my judgment, china, and i want to say the chinese communist party, fully understands and frequently says their goal is to be the world's great power with regards to western democracies that's decadent and ineffective and inefficient. >> he has other titles, neighboring countries presumes to take control of international waterways. supervisors, military establishment that has recently sunk other people's ships fishing in their own waters. everything about the behavior of the chinese communist party suggests that they are there adversary and they say so. to allow a situation to develop where the human frontier is populated by the adversary and we are not there should be unacceptable to this nation and asian pa

for years the industry has been harmed by the chinese communist party schemes to flood markets with productse artificially cheapened thanks to subsidies from the chinese communist party. one of the most common examples -- common ways the cp uses tariffs and launders its steel into the u.s. market is through mexico. earlier this year i visited a steel producer in central new york, new course steel in auburn, new york. many good-paying jobs in that beautiful plant. i visited the plant to bring attention to a dangerous pattern in our steel industry. i called then on the administration to take action to stop the steel surge from china by preventing the ccp from using mexico as a backdoor entrance into the united states. i'm glad to see this morning that the biden administration responded to my concern by taking action to strengthen u.s. steel and aluminum. we have some very fine aluminum plants in upstate new york as well. this announcement is a major step towards protecting u.s. markets from being flooded with cheap chinese-made steel and aluminum imported through mexico. the ccp's unfair pract

i'm curious allegation, japan made a surrender to the party of the allied powers to which chinese communist party was no part. and then the japanese prime minister made it rob pressure mon, in 1972. and he did, the prime minister, went to china chapman mo said, of course half jokingly, that the japanese imperial immediate terry did a great service to the chinese communist party because the comment on party was the enemy number one for chinese companies party at the time. so you cannot have a one sided interpretation of history. now, if i may repeat, china is the only country in the human history that has grown. it's defense budget, a $335.00 times. no nation in the history of mankind has done anything that i liked that in peace time and chinese defense budget now is 5.4 times as large as japan's and a china has not made everything transparent. so a china is met. china may be spending even more than that. so i do wish that the voters, the dividing line between china and japan, china and philippines, and china and indonesia and so on. stay and remain prong quail as mr. go said about the line border

we will protect the wages of american workers and stop the chinese communist party from building their middle class on the backs of american citizens. that was one day left of the republican national convention. and donald trump is expected to give a speech on that day as well. but, you know, with vance seemingly shying away from some of his more controversial positions with regard to ukraine in the face of all of these important republican staffers and the people that obviously support your brain. we're gonna have to see if the trump fans ticket is going to be able to actually stick to some of this more controversial stuff that had stood for in the past in american politics. or if it's going to be another election disappointment for the american people. a lot of questions raise this. there's the more thing by donald the quarter dental. thank you so much. right . another notable moment from the republican national convention i want to bring, you know, a congressman from florida vista se drive of course under barton harris . inflation has gotten so bad. you can no longer bribe democrats

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we will protect the wages of american workers and stop the chinese communist party from building their middle class on the backs of american citizens. now they repeat it like a montrose. we will support ukraine for as long as it takes. i wonder how long it will take in afghanistan. it took 20 years to realize that you lost brushes, foreign minister of warrens, western states against the prolongation of the ukraine. conflict in immediate briefing at un headquarters in new york stressing that law school is open to peace talks. let's face the terms love to be set. to head on the program, kenyon police from protests in nairobi, one month after a wave of the demonstrations against the i am asked by textbook sold, dozens killed a prospect the thursday morning 9 am here in the russian capital. i'm you know, neil and this is marty international. donald trump running mate for the upcoming us presidential election has been a nights and it's j. d fence. the senator from ohio himself confirmed the news while speaking of the ongoing republican party convention. focusing on the need to quote, clean

we will protect the wages of american workers and stop the chinese communist party from building their middle class on the backs of american citizens. there's one day left of the republican national convention and were expected to hear a speech from presidential candidate donald trump as well. but with vance sort of, of shying away from is more controversial positions on ukraine. we're going to have to see if this do, oh, between trump and vance. if they come to power, if they're actually gonna follow up on what they were talking about on the campaign trail, or if it's going to be another election disappointment for the american people. while i discuss wine, j. d funds, golf, the vice presidential loaded with former member of the pennsylvania state senate, bruce marx, who's also been attending this week's orange. one reason is it j. d. vance is what we call a mag, a. make america, great. republican. and he is completely endorsed the trop agenda. i think that donald trump wanted somebody who supported his agenda. i say, i think the 2nd reason is that a j. d. vance because he's, he's lik

we will protect the wages of american workers and stop the chinese communist party from building their middle class on the backs of american citizens. now they repeated like a montrose. we will support ukraine for as long as it takes. i wonder how long it will take in afghanistan. it took 20 years to realize that you lost russia's foreign minister at warren's western states against that prolongation of the ukraine. conflict in and media briefing un headquarters, new york stressing that most school is open to big stalks, but say the terms must be sent on canyon police file, new pro, testing nairobi, one the most popular wave of demonstrations against the i am a tax. i saw it doesn't feel that across the beach. not for the . this is your are change. it are still. my name's you to know neil of 30 minutes of music news starts not double shops, running mates for the upcoming us presidential election has been announced. it is will j d that the senator from ohio himself confirmed the news while speaking of the ongoing republican party convention, focusing on the need to reverse the damage don

instead, taking a china, we will protect the wages of american workers and stop the chinese communist party from building their middle class on the backs of american citizens. now they repeat it like a montrose. we will support you praying for as long as it takes. i wonder how long it will take in afghanistan. it took 20 years to realize that you lost process for administer one's western states. it gains for longer in the ukraine conflict and immediate freezing out and un headquarters in new york traffic that most go is open to peaceful as long as the tubs are realistic, canyon police van protests in library. b, one a month off to a wedding from demonstrations, the gates and mess back tax hikes, which that tells me that on the wild celebrates into national montana de honoring the legacy of dionte apartheid war and fox, the south african president. we remember nelson mandela's contribution with the icons, brand or grandfather was just at a level of human beings in general. and you can leave that to you for which the united a, as a human race, there's nothing that we can accomplish. the max,

we will protect the wages of american workers and stop the chinese communist party from building their middle class on the backs of american citizens. there's one day left of the republican national convention and we're expected to hear a speech from presidential candidate donald trump as well. but with vance sort of shying away from his more controversial positions on ukraine. we're gonna have to see if this do oh, between trump and vance. if they come to power, if they're actually gonna uh, follow up on what they were talking about on the campaign trail or if it's going to be another election disappointment for the american people. now today, july, the 18th marks the birth dates of south africa's 1st president, nelson mandela. the late leader went on in history for his empty apartheid efforts becoming an icon right across the globe on this day the world owners, mantell is legacy activism and values. un secretary general antonio gutierrez, of this to say know some of the show those the x that order the difference when person can make in building a better world. and does the theme of t

the data comes as top leaders from the chinese communist party are gathering in beijing for one of china'st important political meetings of the year. the third plenum will be held behind closed doors and kicks off today. historically it has resulted in a major policy announcements and this meeting will focus on the country's economic prospects and this latest plenum has been delayed for over six months and has taken place amid a crisis in the property sector and worsening relations with the united states. industry expert, jason hsu, laid out what he thinks will be a key economic priorities at this year's meeting. the first thing is addressing the first thing is addressing the property market. bei'ing will take the i the property market. bei'ing will take the stand �* the property market. bei'ing will take the stand with h the property market. beijing will take the stand with the l will take the stand with the government will ensure everyone who has bought, they are going to be made whole. meaning the projects are going to be transferred to developers who are solving, collaborating with loc

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look, we all are the ever-growing threat posed by the chinese communist party.ther the ccp -- mcdermott or what they're doing undermining the american worker, suing intellectual property, buying up our farm lines, they have demonstrated a disregard for international rules. so, when we are looking at that it simply doesn't have to trade some intellectual property anything standing in their way they are willing to bulldoze straight through the american companies across every single sector of our economy are under pressure as a result. i am looking at ai, computing, energy, robotics, just influence our attempts to influence our institutions the buying up of farmland. we could go on and on and on the chinese communist party's going to stop at nothing until they achieve their ultimate goal and make up an international order. so, using the tools that are asked disposal whether it's sanctions we must pursue a strategy that strikes the right balance between protecting u.s. industry and businesses and hard-working americans and the threats imposed by the chinese communis

of our country, the head of the international department of the central committee of the chinese communist party. open dialogue and any questions to the chairman of the council of the republic. youth parliamentary forum at the belarusian state university. and a strict refusal to take a place in a blooming garden. refused to be accepted into the eu. today, in the context of global instability of economic wars, an increasing number of countries are realizing the importance of mutually respectful partnership. this was noted by prime minister roman golovchenko at a plenary session at the international exhibition inoprom. belarus has always been for complex projects, from the idea and development of its own engineering schools to ready-made modern machines, sensors for rocket and space technology, laser technologies and nuclear medicine. we brought our best models. to this industrial forum. ours operates in yekaterinburg correspondent svetlana lukenyuk. svetlana, good afternoon. tell me, how many belarusian enterprises participate in foreign industry and what do we represent? good afternoon, colleagu

look, we all know the ever- growing threat that is posed by the chinese communist party. the ccp, no matter what they are doing, undermining the american worker, stealing intellectual property, buying up our farmland, they have demonstrated a disregard for international rules. so, when we are looking at that, it seriously doesn't matter if it is trade, if it is intellectual property, anything standing in their way, they are willing to just bulldoze the street through that, and american companies across every sector of our economy are under pressure as a result. so, i am looking at ai, computing, energy, robotics, just influence or attempts to influence our institutions, the buying up of farmland -- we could go on, and on, and on. the chinese communist party is going to stop at nothing until they achieve their ultimate goal, and the upend international order. so, using the tools at our disposal, whether it is export controls, cfius, or sanctions, we must pursue a strategy that strikes the right balance between protecting u.s. industry, and businesses, and hard-working amer

and the chinese communist - also mentioned china. yeah. and the chinese communist partyy we're seeing - increasingly we're seeing economic policy is national security— economic policy is national security policy, the merging of those — security policy, the merging of those two, particularly with respect _ those two, particularly with respect to china. i think yotr're _ respect to china. i think you're right. the language was pointed — you're right. the language was pointed. he talked about a flood — pointed. he talked about a flood of— pointed. he talked about a flood of chinese fentanyl coming _ flood of chinese fentanyl coming into the us, again an issue — coming into the us, again an issue that _ coming into the us, again an issue that he has taken very personally, when he's talked about — personally, when he's talked about all— personally, when he's talked about all of these drugs that have — about all of these drugs that have come in and really harmed people — have come in and really harmed people in— have come in and really harmed people in the industrial midwest.

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maria: secretary pompeo has had this many, many times that the chinese communist party is inside of the saying iran inside of the gates, isis members inside of the gates and potential terrorist inside of the gates out this the chinese communist party. >> look at the killings that we've had those in venezuela, innocent lives that were lost, we have to put a stop to this and president trump will do that and he can't come quick enough. maria: critics say the democrats are not going to stop and are going to stoop to whatever level that they need to to beat trump. the house is expected to vote on the save act that bars illegal immigrants from voting and elections but the white house and congressional democrats are against the bill, they claim it's unnecessary, they don't want voter id either. here is mike johnson on the issue yesterday. watch this. >> are claiming to oppose the bill because ago make it harder to vote but they know that is not true. many of the democrats want all of the illegals to participate in our federal elections. they want them to vote there's no other conclusion that y

come, deadly chinese fentanyl, we will protect the wages of american workers and stop the chinese communist partyof american citizens. maria: that was former president trump at the republican national convention along with his running mate jd vance on the china threat, china was focused on the convention with one of the themes being make america strong again, hudson institute senior fellow atlas organization founded in the author of the decisive decade, jonathan jt work, thank you for being here we've been talking about the china threat but word of moment with the chinese communist party were mike pompeo has said words inside the gates of the united states you've written an entire book and what they need to do on this decade, you think there watching the situation where it is too late? >> i think it was great to see the focus throughout the entire rnc, as part of the speeches of many senior figures in the republican party, it's a huge opportunity for republicans to put political will behind this problem waiting for the china issue, then to get the green strategy and economic strategy right in def

something that conservatived on october 22 of 2022, hugh hu jintao, former general secretary of chinese communist party escorted out of the hall of closing ceremony of the congress of the chinese national party, pulled from seat you see by two men followed by xi jinping'si instruction. let's remind ourselves what it looks like with an auto crottic party, we have not seen that man since. you know what else sense resting, you watch this, they had about 3,000 delegates there. delegates, delegates? yes, to the chinese comest communist party, they voted like 3,000 to 0 to make xi president for life, the democrat delegates who do they represent? what do you mean? the people who voted, voted for biden-harris, not harris-biden, let me tell you something. think about this. if there hadn't been a debate before the convention pause all debates take place in september. after the convention. if there had not been a debate before the democrat convention joe biden would be the democrat nominee for president. period. the media, democrat party, don't give a damn about this country. they just stole an election from thei

it also is failing to deprive the chinese communist party of many of the sources of its confidence and economic strength that is feeding its aggressively ambitions -- it's increasingly aggressive ambitions. the china policy even of the trump era which was fine for that time was a very important ship that president trump led. it is now out of date in the beijing is leading proxy wars against us and our allies in multiple theaters. mr. smith: my colleague calls it some be engagement. this idea that keeps resurfacing from the dead. mr. pottinger: mike gallagher uses that phrase as well. mr. smith: i think it is based on the idea that we should halt our competitive actions in order to continue the dialogue. viewing dialogue itself as an end state. that has been one of our sources of frustration with the biden administration. they seem to start up on the right foot but felt back into this trap. mr. pottinger: one of the fruits of the audit administration's reinvigorated intensive diplomacy, one of the fruits of that. the biden administration points to the chinese military which suspended ta

we will protect the wages of american workers and and stop the chinese communist party from building say that china appears to be getting ready for another trade war if trump and vance win. and we are seeing some industries already reacting, stuart. i know you were talking yesterday about the tech-heavy nas, damage -- nasdaq which notched its worst day since 2022. we saw the chip stocks plunge over concerns of tighter trade coming from a trump administration or possibly a biden administration. but the point is, stuart, both trump and biden have been jockeying to look tough on china. but with giving j.d. vance the not nod for the vice presidential pick, it's pretty clear trump has sent a message about a his stance on china. stuart: got it. lydia hu, thank you very much, indeed. adam, what do you think of vance's tough stance on china in. >> well, the the relationship is a real tight rope and i tell you why. yes, they're trying the steal our stuff, but we also need their money. they buy our bonds. the two economies are linked to one another. my problem is the communist party, not the p

he implemented sanctions and implemented tariffs, much to the dislike of the chinese communist party. in the conference because speaker mike johnson has proposed a major legislative package on china before the end of the year, of course we just did a major special on this on fox nation and i believe that we're seeing this package actually move quicker. johnson spoke at the hudson institute on the potential legislation on this last week. watch this. >> the house will be voting on a series of bill to empower the next administration to hit our enemies' economies on day one. we'll billed our sanctions package, punish the chinese military firms that provide material support to russia and iran and we'll consider options to restrict outbound investments in china. our goal is to have a significant package of china related legislation signed into law by thend of this year in this congress featuring these priorities and many more and we'll work aggressively toward that package. maria: roger, we have spoken extensively about the china/u.s. relationship and you made the point that u.s. investor u

together, we will protect the wages of the american workers and stop the chinese communist party building their middle-class on the backs of the american citizens. together, we will make sure that the allies are sharing in the burden of world peace and no more free rides for the nations that betray the generosity of the american taxpayer. together we will send our kids to war only when we must. but as president trump showed with the elimination of isis and so much more that when we punch, we are going to punch hard. and so, no matter the color of the skin, we will ensure that we will make america great again. you know, one of the things that you hear people say sometimes is that america is an idea, and to be clear america was indeed founded on brilliant ideas like the rule of law and religious liberty and things written into the fabric of the constitution and our nation, but in america, it is not just an idea, it is a group of people with a shared history and a common future. it is in short a nation. now as part of the tradition that we welcome newcomers, but when we allow the newcomers i

we will protect the wages of american workers and stop the chinese communist party from building theirnd applause] >> reporter: now, both candidates -- trump and biden -- are jockeying to look tough on china with promises of tariffs on china's goods as well as trade restrictions on semiconductor chips. but by picking j.d. vance as a running mate, some might say it's trump that is telegraphing a clear tough on china message. liz? if send it back to you. elizabeth: great reporting. terrific reporting, as always, from lydia hu. thank you so much. look who's here, congressman carlos gimenez from the house select committee on china. sir, a pleasure having you back on. we want you to sit tight and watch this heart-warming -- we know you're at the rnc. there was an emotional sequence last night between senator vance and his mother, and then you're going to hear j.d. vance and what he thinks about what's going if on with china. watch this. >> i love you, mom. [cheers and applause] [applause] >> together we will protect the wages of american workers and stop the chinese communist party from bui

and of course, one of the reasons that he's shifted because the chinese communist party has triumphed on the chinese mainland by the end of 1949, and all of a sudden it's looking like, well, maybe communism is going to be in asia after all. so it might make sense. allow kim sung to finish the job that mounted dong started. and i would reiterate point actually the interesting of both the superpowers about night, the spring of 1950 are actually putting a lid on the conflicts both the korean new regimes are desperate to unite the peninsula both of the superpower leaders are a cautious. they don't really want conflict. america, america's practicing double containment is trying to contain north are trying to contain south korea as well and the thing that changes is that stalin's decision and that then unleashes this into a much bigger and i think a key part of all of this is role of nuclear weapons. right. that this is the dawn of the nuclear age and so a conflict that may or may not have remained local to the korean peninsula is part a concern of the world because. the superpowers have nu

this spotlight directly on china, we will protect the wages of american workers and stop the chinese communist party from building their middle class on the backs of american citizens. now they repeat it like a montrose. we will support ukraine for as long as it takes, i wonder how long it will take in afghanistan. it took 20 years to realize that you lost russian foreign minister at warren's western states against that.

affairs of our country, head of the international department of the central committee of the chinese communist party that the head of the belarusian foreign ministry is making his first visit to china. this meeting is an important step to implement the agreement between the leaders of the two countries reached in astana. just a few days ago at the summit. became a member of the organization, this is a major milestone in the development of the sco, as it expands the boundaries of the organization from asia to europe. now an important trend in world processes is the rise of the countries of the global south. the sco is an organization of the global south, and china and belarus are countries of the global south. the accession of belarus is an important step for the sco and will play an important role in establishing a fair world order. the international department of the cpc central committee maintains contacts with the belarusian side through two channels, in particular with the white russia party, as well as with the presidential administration. in general, in beijing our delegation had a busy progra

we will protect the wages of american workers and stop the chinese communist party from building their middle class on the backs of american citizens. together, we will make sure our allies share in the burden of securing world peace. no more free rides for nations that betray the generosity of the american taxpayer. together, we will send our kids to war only when we must. but as president trump showed with the elimination devices and so much more when we punch, we're going to punch hard together . we will put the citizens of america 1st, whatever the color of their skin we will in short make america great. again, the one of the things that you hear people say sometimes is the america is an idea. and to be clear, america was indeed founded on brilliant ideas, like the rule of law and religious liberty, things written into the fabric of our constitution in our nation. but america is not just an idea. it is a group of people with a shared history in a common future. it is in short, a nation. now it is part of that tradition, of course that we welcome newcomers. but when we allow new com