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

anything the trump administration has done, the consequences of this strike just before the chinese communist party congress serious. i think china will find a way to respond ban its china technology the us decided within two years to replace imports in taiwanese microprocessors by investing about $250 billion in their development. well , the thing is, as they say in the process today, 90% of the most advanced microchips can only be produced in the island of taiwan. so even though we spend a lot of money to stimulate the production of microchips, build production. here. we will have to rely on taiwanese capacity for some time to produce our most advanced chips. the question of geopolitics becomes a question of microelectronics resources, the main source of which became the island of taiwan and the states and china let it be different, but everyone considers it closer to himself. the taiwan issue is at the core of china's interests, the one china principle is the cornerstone of the political foundation of sino-us relations, and the three joint sino-us communiqués are the most important barriers to our relati

well because it seemed shows that the very 1st leader to meet, she jumping after the chinese communist party congress. and that led to an unprecedented 3rd term by she, jim paying for it almost seems like rejoicing. and all of this. and the fact that germany, that russia and china, there is a convert as a strategic convergence between the 2 of them. we saw this with the february 4th, no limit to agreement signed right before that being a lympics. many countries in central eastern europe especially see them cooperating more closely. so the fact that germany decided to just go it really upset other members of the you, especially france. so we saw the president crow cancel the meeting with schultz and was kind of unclear why it was cancelled. but many rumors in brussels was that it was because of his anger that schultz was just going kind of a germany 1st approach versus kind of a whole new approach towards china. so i think that there were many different levels or a lot of anxiety about this meeting. and schultz seemed to have hit all his marks. he, even within his coalition, the greens especially are

let's also then talk about the timing of this visit because the chinese communist party congress was just a few weeks ago. is this then to ensure some face to face time with she or? i mean, i think that's been the important thing. she's in ping has of course just gone through this sweeping further power consolidation or during the party congress. and so this is a juncture where it's understood that leader level communications are critical. he's in a completely dominant position in, in the system. he hasn't had these face to face meetings with a g 7 leader for 3 years now. and some of the messages that you saw at the press conference on since young, on taiwan, and most importantly on, on russia. and the nuclear question was something that i think he wanted to deliver and were understood to be valuable to deliver to she didn't being in person. well, i wonder then andrew, within the context of that, how jimmy's western allies, especially washington for instance, given their relationship with beijing of viewing all of this i think the criticism from other european allies and to a certain

show is the 1st european leader to visit china after the latest party congress of the chinese communist party, where she's in pain, began his 3rd term, unprecedentedly the chinese on top leda. and also for all of shows is also his 1st visit's china after he took office. so if we quote him, his words that he thinks that this visit will enhance the mutual understanding and trust and deepen product called corporation in various fields. and in china, many experts also look at that shows the visit as a business trip. the he brings oldest business giants along with him. so in this trip, also people expect the 2 sides will talk about concrete and trait fans or even market access for a lot of them german business. so for china is also important because we know china's economy is looming, under its own. they will call the policy, so it also needs germany to come to china to talk about more practical economic corporation, us their leverage for their political interests in europe. ok, so there's a positive tone right at the start of this meeting. is there any sign though, of the ice thawing betwee

chinese president were heard chanting slogans against the communist party and the chinese president . among other things, he was just re-elected for an unprecedented third presidential term. by the voices of communist party officials at the 20th congressthe people's republic of china, the current chinese protests about which the state mass media are silent china's and state-controlled social media are the largest since 1989 when students came to tianmen square in beijing demanding more freedoms and democracy then those protests were harshly suppressed by the communist party in the chinese foreign ministry already commented on these protests listen maybe china is a country where there is rule of law and various legal rights and freedoms that chinese citizens have are fully guaranteed by law at the same time all at the same time all rights and freedoms must be exercised within the framework of the law what else does this mean protests in china, what they can lead to, let's talk further with us on the link alina hrytsenko , chief consultant of the national institute of strategic studies, good evening, good evening, indeed, the protests that are currently ongoing, as we have already noted, are the largest since 1989 on the animation squar

chinese communist party? >> after the party congress originally, people were expecting that there may be indications that chinae over covid and focus on economic growth. that is not happening. for instance, in hunan, where the foxconn iphone campus is located in the local leaders, they are saying that they need to prioritize zero covid and implement covid company measures. i think it will be a bit difficult and challenging for china to come out of their covid and it is hard to predict when this may be completely going away. emily: your story is worth a read, reading about that and many more. thank you. i does it for this edition of bloomberg technology, make sure that you tune in. tuesday, our conversation with the uber ceo after the company reports results. we don't want to miss that. check out our podcast. i am emily chang in san francisco, this is bloomberg. ♪ ; >>

said to protect state employees with potential intelligence gathering for the chinese communist party and pushing for congressow her lead saying, "because of serious duties to protect the private data have south dakota citizens, we must take this action immediately. i hope other states will follow south dakota's lead and congress should take broader action as well." >> todd: president biden's own department of defense causing his botched from withdrawal from afghanistan a gift to china, "the people's republic of oakwood diplomatic tools in an attempt to partner influence highlight of the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan." space force chief and fellow officer nicholas joins me. great to have you here. how is this report from and we always have to highlight this biden's defense department? >> as you have seen the biden administration has to admit this publicly is telling because you cannot hide these kind of results. in fact, we gave the biggest gift to the chinese and able to negotiate with the taliban's months before the taliban's taking over afghanistan and get access to the rights and in the process take ov

chinese communist party. the new republican congress, they have to investigate this. i think there's more than smoke here. 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 disney had no problem fighting with ron de santis over the parents' education bill. i thought that was interesting. >> it's really time for us to hold american industry, american companies responsible when they don't stand up to the chinese communist party and china and the oppression as we've seen in hong kong, the threats to taiwan. there should be far more pressure on stockholders, there should be boycotts on businesses that support and put up with this kind of stuff. maria: you're former cia. how deep are these surveillance programs? why are they surveilling american citizens so much? now we're looking at tiktok and you saw what christopher wray said the other day, that they are using tiktok to get data on american citizens, perhaps to use it against us at some point. >> well, if you read the new national security strategy, it describes that we liv

also like, now personally, to congratulate you and attending chinese friends with the successful holding of the 20th congress of the communist partyf china we were all pleased to know that comrades zenping, a longtime friend of the russian people, was unanimously re-elected to the post of general secretary as the cpc. earlier today, the head of the european council, charles michel, spoke out about both russia and with regard to china, he noted that brussels does not want to depend on the people's republic of china in the same way that at one time european states fell into energy dependence on russia, as well as added that the g20 summit should be used to increase the level of pressure on russia, well, such a trip, of course, is not suitable for beijing. and this is how the head of chinese diplomacy commented on this kind of approach. we believe that no one has the right to take away the rational right of the russian side within the framework of bilateral formats. and today i am ready to discuss with you all issues of mutual interest, as well as cooperation, while maintaining stable and dynamic bilateral relations. the key events o

very strengthened domestic political position following the results of the twentieth congress, a chinese e, communist partythis meeting will take place or not. uh, the united states is clearly working on something. just recently, tony blinken spoke to e on the phone with one and the chinese foreign minister a before that bathed and spoke to nicholas benson, who saved the united states in china, a-a. in fact, the result is very modest. uh, the official statements from those phone calls conversations. they say that e us-chinese relations continue to deteriorate rapidly and but in fact this is not surprising. yes, because 2 weeks before a , the united states themselves published a national defense strategy in bali. which was called china the main not only geopolitical, but military competitor and opponents of the united states listen to an excerpt from the national defense strategy, usa a comprehensive and serious challenge to us national security is the increasingly aggressive desire of china to change by force order in the endo-pacific region and reshape the international system to suit its authoritarian in

uh, the actual summit during the biden presidency and after the twentieth congress, especially the chinese communist partyto account, but the confrontation in which now these two major superpowers are involved. and, uh, kevin is happy, the former prime minister of australia who, in the statement i quoted before the break, believes that despite all the fundamental contradictions that now exist between china and the united states, nevertheless, both sides. we came to this summit with the understanding that neither side can occupy a superior position, and therefore both sides. actually interested in stabilizing this confrontation in some. promissions and in some confrontational, but still peaceful modusvite, here, listen to another quote from keramirat. at the bali summit, neither side believes it has a decisive edge. because of this, the parties want to avoid the risk of an accidental war, since both the us and china believe that they can suffer defeat in it and that they need more time. the goal of the prc is to achieve an overwhelming military and technological advantage, as well as an acceptable level of

congress should be looking at? rules should be in place that the chinese communist party should be mining data off of american citizensbanned. senator marco rubio and i have legislation that does exactly that. tiktok is digital fentanyl addicting our kids. and just like actual fentanyl, it ultimate little goes back -- ultimately goes back to the chinese economy. the ccp can track your location, it can track your key strokes, it can censor your news. why would we give our foremost adversary that a amount of power? and, oh, by the way, tiktok is using the swamp against us. they're hiring an army of lobbyists including former congressmen, senators, 31 former high-level congressional staffers in order to do their bidding. no paycheck is worth that, okay? we need to ban tiktok. sean: speaking of tiktok, i'm thinking of social media here, elon musk just tweeted out a picture of a closet full of stay woke t-shirts at twitter. he's saying i'm going to make this a free speech platform. he may lease the information about why the hunter biden laptop story was censored. if do you have some hope with elon mucks taking the helm of

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 their tentacles have developed in our neighbor to the nort

cases in particular where the chinese communist party is threatening the interests of chinese-americans. the chinese american who was planning to run for congressfor example, and the chinese premier spy agency paid americans to go threaten this chinese american in new york not to run for congress. saying it was physically necessary to harm him. i am concerned that they are not going after these types of cases, to intimidate and coerce or to physically harm chinese-americans, where the chinese communist party is pursuing these strategies. >> general barr just mentioned that one of the things that he noticed in the 20 years of government, the extent of which chinese intelligence services have become more sophisticated. china's government has covertly funded 2019 election, -- candidates and was running candidates in chinese parliament. this is a global problem, this is not the united states but one would expect that if it has developed in our neighbor to the north, this level of sophistication is probably at every level of the americans economy society as well. what is your analysis of this? >> i think something that was just touched on that we ca

also like, now personally, to congratulate you and the chinese friends present on the successful holding of the 20th congress of the communist partyf china we were all glad to know that comrades zenping, a longtime friend of the russian people, was unanimously re-elected to the post of general sex. as i am addressing my friend, this is how sergei lavrov is always called a bath, the head of chinese diplomacy noted that the day before, when he heard the news that sergei lavrov was allegedly hospitalized, he immediately realized that it was a fake and literally in a matter of minutes. this was confirmed by the official representative of the russian foreign ministry, maria zakharova ivany, noted that it was impossible for russia to excluded from any international formats. we believe that no one has the right to take away the rational right of the russian side within the framework of bilateral formats. and today i am ready to discuss with you all issues of mutual interest, as well as cooperation on maintaining a stable dynamic in bilateral relations. here it is very important, that is, why this topic was touched upon at all . uh, in ba

also like, now personally, to congratulate you and the chinese friends present on the successful holding of the 20th congress of the communist party of china. we were all happy to know that comrades zengping, an old friend of the russian people, was unanimously re-elected to the post of general secretary, as the pki head of the european council earlier today . charles michel spoke about both russia and china and noted that brussels does not want to depend on the people's republic of china in the same way as in its time, but in e, depending on russia got european states, and also added that the g20 summit should be used to increase the level of pressure on russia, well, such an agenda, of course, does not suit beijing. we believe that no one has the right to take away the rational right of the russian side within the framework of bilateral formats. and today i am ready to discuss with you all issues of mutual interest, as well as cooperation on maintaining sustainable dynamics of bilateral relations. the key events of the summit itself are two plenary sessions. the first of them was dedicated energy and food security. the ceremony

chinese communist party of china and chinese leaders. they formed the people's republic of china in 1949 and then they followed the fate of the soviet union very closely until 1956 until the eighth congressand until the twentieth congress of the cpsu from the eighth congress of the cpc in september 1956, and the twentieth congress of the cpsu was, as you know, in february 556 and up to that moment until the fifty-sixth year, exactly china was for for the soviet union for china i say chinese, the altar of our teacher's elder brother, and after some, like all cpc leaders dan self-final, who were present at the twentieth. winter reviews were not present, but he received a closed report. khrushcheva nikita sergeevich you probably know this report known to everyone. that's what they didn't tell us. we cannot follow the path of the soviet union, this is no longer a teacher, not our elder brother. this is a teacher, on the contrary. we must look for some new ways, and at the first stage of the first and at the first stages there were failures, a big leap, a complete failure, that is, they tried to communize everything about society. well, it didn’t work out , and then, after a big leap, a party

on chinese grand strategy at the 20th party congress and made absolutely clear the great rejuvenation of the chinese nation is going ahead, he referenced the historic importance of the chinese communistdriving the changes in geo politics and international affairs, the fact they're dedicated to this asens. in bali we're reading from different playbooks. china is full steam ahead and we're talking about stabilizing the relationship attend of the day, we're going to have to embrace containment of china. they are absolutely clear about what they want. i think at this point that's very obvious. it should be. ukraine, they're supporting putin, north korea they supported nor north korea for mh of their existence at people's republic of china and taiwan i think at this point you have biden officials such as secretary blinken saying they're considering a sooner timeframe to potentially invade taiwan so all of this, nothing will change their goals here. i think it does make sense to have some dialogue. the downside risk here is important. for example, in 1961 when john f. kennedy visited with kruschef be in berlin and he was found to be weak and many believe that was one of the causes for the

most visible challenge yet to xi jinping, the chinese president, and it does seem so surprising the timing. back in october, we saw the communist party congress in which he solidified his power, and it seemed like he almost had absolute power. how does this play into that? s ion, one hand i think presidt xi jinping has consolidated his power. probably the first person who was able to do this since mao dong. i think it is because of his aggressive power and consolidated control over not just chinese society but also the party itself, his ability to contain the tensions and eliminate different alternative voices that xi was able to continue to aggressively pursue the zero covid policy. at the same time, the flipside of this, is that it is very difficult for you to back away from it now. it is difficult, if not impossible, for the chinese communist party to admit that the zero covid policy was pushed too far, that it was perhaps a mistake. we see sort of the ruling elites back in a corner at the moment. kristen: look, i want to ask you why should americans care about this? there is the more practical, are we going to be able to get our iphones o

chinese generation. this is something that has not happened since 1989. i remember the communist party congress only ended last month. so basically we are seeing a month where she jinping is starting his third term, we are seeing popular opposition, and we are seeing the mass protests against the xi jinping's covid zero policy, which is zero covid. i must say this time must be a very embarrassing moment for xi jinping's leader of party. >> the whole world is seeing it. what they are seeing in the rest of china remains to be seen. david, as mentioned you were caught in lockdown yourself for 50 days most recently when you are living in shanghai earlier this year. when you look at these protests, where do you think it's headed? can you just speak to the psychological effect of being on lockdown and what that has on people? >> and you're starting to see the results of that john, in just the frustration is bottled up over the course of now three years of this policy in place. one that is only got increasingly mounting as far as the pressure is putting on the folks there. it's interesting because you

chinese people or generation. this is something that has not happened since 1989. and remember, the communist party congress only ended last month. so basically, within a month of xi into his third term, we're seeing popular opposition and we're seeing the mass protests against xi's corner stone policy, which is zero covid. i have to say this must be a very embarrassing moment for xi as a top leader of china. >> the whole world is seeing and what they're seeing in the rest of china remains to be seen. david, as mentioned, you were caught in lockdown yourself for 50 days while living in shanghai this year. when you look at these protests, where do you think it's headed and can you just speak to the psychological effect of being on lockdown? what that has on people? >> you're starting to see the results of that and just the frustration that has bottled up over the course of now three years of this policy in place and one that has only gotten mounting as far as the pressure it's putting on folks there. it's interesting because you look at where this is going and i think this would be some hope if you catch a b

republic of china under the chinese communist does not brook any kind of dissent and does not like this kind of protest. but you might recall that just the 20th party congressis just happens, there was a lone protester who put a banner up campaigning against government in beijing. now that has disappeared and this is the modus operandi. they don't like it , don't tolerate and we're it, don't tolerate it. and we're already some that already seeing some that crackdown. in a crackdown. however, they're in a bind. there are so many people have protesting throughout have been protesting throughout the a huge the country that a huge crackdown could have negative political consequences for as well. i don't think they know well. so i don't think they know how to handle it. i think the real question for for a the real question for us for a the democratic west and particularly today for rishi sunak he tries today for rishi sunak he tries to tee up a foreign policy speech is how are they going to respond our respond to that? what's our pre—emptive package of sanctions, example, going be sanctions, for example, going be in the event that we see tens of thousands of peo

and otherwise that are helping the chinese communist party by doing away with the airdrop and that sort of thing. you have an administration that is compromised, congresspublicans take the majority back you're going to see us go after china and put america first in china last. maria: i think you make a good point about the apple airdrop change. apple restricting the airdrop feature for china users in the i ios update. protesters could not be heard longer and more and getting more people to protest. why is apple doing that and is corporate america funding the expansion of our feeding adversary? >> yes they absolutely are and apple is at least complicit in doing what the chinese communist party want them to do and by doing away with 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 pr

influence cases, cases where the chinese communist party is threatening the interest of chinese-americans. we have a chinese american who was planning to run for congress and the chinese premier spy agency paid americans to threaten this chinese american in new york not to run for congress and, if necessary, to physically harm him. i am heartened that the department of justice is going after these cases, efforts to intimidate, coerce, and even the physical harm to chinese-americans -- even do physical harm to chinese-americans where the chinese communist party is pursuing these strategies. >> general barr just mentioned that he noticed that when he returned to government the extent to which chinese intelligence services had become more sophisticated. canadian intelligence warned prime minister turned out that china have funded 2019 election candidates and was winning candidates in china's parliament. this is not just the united states. one would expect that if their tentacles have developed in our neighbor to the north, that this level of sophistication probably exists at every level of the american economy. jude, what is your analysis of this? >> i wa

increase crackdowns and restrictions on chinese people within china and on british soil in the run—up to and following the national congress of the chinese communist partyble manner of the arrest and the justification for charity has highlighted is incredibly thin. we will raise the wider point he mentions about safety ofjournalists in that meeting as well. he raises a number of other important points about chinese police stations and as the minister for security made clear in his statement in the house of commons on the 1st of november, reports of undeclared police stations in the united kingdom are extremely concerning and will be taken very seriously, the home office reviewing our transnational operation and the minister for security is committed to providing an update to the house in due course. he rightly said there are wider concerns about the increasing authoritarianism and muscular foreign increasing authoritarianism and muscularforeign policy increasing authoritarianism and muscular foreign policy of the chinese and the prime minister rightly set out a new era in terms of robust pragmatism which we have seen grow over recent years but clearly a

congress of the communist party. this is a large-scale event, which was followed with great interest in russia. i wish our chinesether fruitful work and the achievement of all the tasks approved here and there in the framework of the new stage of china's comprehensive modernization. i would also like to express my condolences to our indian colleagues. in connection with the tragedy. gujarat sincerely, we sympathize with the families and friends of those killed in the collapse of the bridge and, of course, wish a speedy recovery to the victims. now directly to the topics of today's event. as president of russia vladimir vladimirovich putin noted in his speech in september at a meeting of the council of heads of state of the sco members, in samarkand, our organization continues to develop progressively? to increase its role in solving international regional problems, maintaining peace, security and stability in everything, but in the vast eurasian space, our today's meeting is taking place outside simple conditions, the processes of fundamental transformation in world politics and economy are accelerating, a more j

because even last month the communist party national congress met and xi jingping consolidated his control of the party, it was clear of the party was losing control of chineses one of the most graphic demonstrations of that was the iphone protest and that enormous plant more than half of the world's iphone spirit so, it was clear that the party was losing its grip there. this fire on thursday just confirmed that that the chinese people just want freedom. >> carley: it is wild to think the second largest economy in the world 1.4 million people living in china are living under the zero lockdown policy where if covid numbers go up, you get locked down not just a suggestion. you get sealed into your apartment building. you can't go outside. what is the thinking behind this? is this about control over people? a little bit of self sabotage because if you get locked in your apartment and can't go to work, it is affecting your economy but why is this happening? >> i think for a couple of reasons, first of all xi jingping wants to control the chinese people. he has known the author of the covid zero policies. you are criticizing xi jingping if you criticize the poli

negotiations of cd-ping, a with the leader of the g7 countries after the twentieth congress of the chinese communist party, following the results of which, with this, the stump was elected for e, third e for a third term, and scholz, it seems, wants to, but to achieve some kind of economic progress, he leads a fairly large business delegation, which includes both representatives of volkswagen and the pharmaceutical giant bio nth, but about this visit, and already so much heated debate and criticism. uh, in germany, that's true. uh, here you are given the diva and scholz is criticized not only by the opposition of the christian democrats, but also by his own coalition partners, the german foreign minister and lena berg said yesterday, that, firstly, she does not support this visit of scholz, that it was he himself, so to speak, e decided to go there, and secondly, she reminded him that in the coalition agreement a of the german government. china is not only a partner on global issues, but also a systemic rival. e germany, that scholz should not forget about this and should behave more harshly with china. a

in beijing, after the 20th congress of the chinese communist party, scholz quite obviously initiatedsit in order to preserve at least some elements, at least remnants, but advantageous for germany, economic relations with china and in conditions when everything is collapsing in conditions when the west as a whole is pursuing more and more operational policy in relation to china, and especially in the context of the destruction of russian and german energy. to the attitude, since the really economic prosperity of germany was largely based on close ties with russia and close relations with china. but even on the eve of the visit, scholz published his own article in politics, where e wrote, in particular even in changing circumstances. china remains an important business and trade partner for germany and europe, we do not want to separate from it. yes, that is, he thus showed a certain opposition in the united states, that if the united states is pursuing a policy of decaplin, it was precisely the division of scholl that he wrote in plain text that we do not want to separate, but from c

, this is a place where congress is going to have to step in because this white house has completely sold out and what doesn't make sense is they list the chinese communist partygreatest adversary in national defense strategy. so what i'm convinced at the bottom of it is this climate religion and -- and the chinese communist party could care less, they are opening more coal factories than the rest of the world combined but yet we are seeing them sell out our national security and our freedom and the chinese people's freedom, you know, at the alter of climate. maria: that's right. we will keep watching that on all of the above. congressman, great to see you. thank you very much, michael waltz joining us this morning. congressman, thank you very much for your leadership. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back, so millions of texans under a boil water notice this morning. cheryl casone with the details, cheryl. cheryl: the city of houston issuing a warning to its more than 2 million residents on sunday night comes after power outage at a water purification plant caused the city's water pressure to drop. officials telling residents all water for drinking

with the khudentau, who was colorfully taken out, as we remember from the twentieth congress of the chinese communist partyral, so to say reminded this day of human rights. and what is going on with them, uh, in the middle kingdom, andrei andreevich here. how do you explain this dissonance between the economy, the transfer of production to china and politics. yes, the increasingly hostile course of germany towards beijing well, the negative ideological selection among the political elites of germany are already beginning to affect. here on the screens applause apparently to ourselves, where it is in german before the herd. in connection with probably another very emotional and image-rich metaphor symbols. resolution on how pleased we are to be righteous germans, that here we are on the right side of history, this strategy, sentimentality is a strategy when, in fact , the pragmatic interests of our own are ignored countries for the sake of this sense of their own righteousness, and she is starting an american e, and american for a long time and the german political class is now overwhelmed by the problems o

chinese communist party economies and so on. again a different type of analysis problem than we have faced for the past 25 years. and third andha finally i thinke need to make sure congresstasking them with the questions that are relevant to congress, andis in addition to, my other roles i was recently appointed by congress to serve on a mission for u.s. strategic posture, and so essentially in congressional consumer of the intelligence community products in that role. so questions like why is china building up its strategic forces? how does putin think about using nuclear weapons, or questions that are very relevant to us. just yesterday at the scowcroft center we hosted michael mccaul, ranking member of house foreign affairs committee, keith refocus on export export controls and securing supply chain. supply chains and export controls are affecting china's ability to acquire the sensitive technology that is trying to take from the united states. so i think these are some of the major issues that you should be thinking about as yousi think about your role in providing resources and oversight and authority to the intelligence community. >> matt, good point. we need diffe

chinese communist party of china and chinese leaders. they formed the people's republic of china in 1949 and then they followed the fate of the soviet union very closely until 1956 until the eighth congressthe cpsu was, as you know, in february 556 year and up to that moment until the fifty-sixth year, as if china was for the soviet union for china i speak chinese like this d our teacher's older brother, and after some, like all the leaders of the ccp dan sat down. pina deprived those who were present at the twentieth. didn't attend, but he got closed. so khrushchev nikita sergeevich you probably know this report known to everyone. that's what they didn't tell us. we cannot follow the path of the soviet union, this is no longer a teacher, not our elder brother. this is a teacher, on the contrary. we must look for some new ways, and at the first stage of the first and at the first stages there were failures. the jump is a complete failure, that is, they tried to communize everything about society. well, it didn’t work out , and then, after a big leap, party polemics began in the course of party polemics in the cpsu and the communist party of china. uh, in china they published a request, t