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let's talk about all of this with claudia tenney from the house foreign affairs committee. china. they are a population they control. why china would talk with the taliban, the uyghurs are muslim and they don't want the taliban exerting influence if you will. >> that is part of it and china is the world's leading hedgemon and they want to take over the world with a belt and road strategy. it concerns me we are leaving a vacuum in afghanistan and the biden administration has an exit from afghanistan but it is an exit strategy without a strategy. we'll abandon our base which will be the only middle asian base we have with a country that border china. with a lot of unfriendly territory out there. the base in bagram, our airbase, the only forward base in the region. abandoning without a real strategy could put the u.s. at risk it. allows china to use the belt and road strategy to influence the taliban. it is kind of been interesting, as you point out at the top of the show. very interesting, the taliban stand up for oppression against muslims. we know the uyghurs are being oppr

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host: ok, talking about claudia tenney coming up on "washington journal." she is a member of the small business committee. kevin in michigan, democratic caller. hi, kevin. caller: hello. i think there is a fundamental lack of understanding. the last caller was just talking about inflation. in the spending that has caused that. you look at the limited supply in the lumber industry and some of that is caused by trading with canada, semiconductors with automakers and there was a fire in a plant in japan and there were problems with a plant in texas. all that stuff contributes to inflation, not only an increase in the spending. then you look at the science and i do work in the health-care industry, i am a doctor. what you are seeing now, what the public doesn't see is the process of science. you look at all the studies and how the studies come out and science is constantly evolving and changing. things that we did 20 years ago are different than what we are doing today. things that we thought were good 20 years ago are not necessarily thought of as good today.

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robert talking about claudia tenney our guest coming up here on the "washington journal." he's a member of the small business committee. kevin from glen, michigan, democratic caller. hi, kevin. caller: hi, hello. um, yeah, so, i mean, i think there's a fundamental lack of understanding. i mean the last caller was just talking about inflation. and the spending that has caused that. and you look at the limiting supply that has been caused, you know, in the lumber industry, some of that is caused by trading from canada. semiconductors with automakers. like there's been a fire in a plant ina pan. there's also been problems with a plant in texas. all that stuff contributes to inflation, not only an increase in spending. then you look at like the science. and i do work in the health care industry, i'm a doctor, and like what you're seeing now, like what the public doesn't see is the process of science. so you look at all the studies and how the scudies come out and such -- studies come out and science is constantly evolving and changing. thing we did 20 years ago for heart disea

cheryl: he was not wrong about china absolutely congresswoman claudia tenney thank you very much please coming up you launching to the final frontier jeff bezos set to make history tomorrow, is he anxious how does he feel drink cafÉ today guess what he talked to our very own neil cavuto about how he is feeling, how real estate bounce back despite the lumber shortage. that is coming up. it's the weekend. yeah, yeah. [ squawk ] hot dog or... chicken? [ squawk ] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ cheryl: jeff bezos to 24 hours from now bezos three passenger crew busy prepping trying to get extra sleep probably neil cavuto got to speak with him before the history making launch. >> this is first one with human beings are you a tad anxious. >> neil i am not i am excited not anxious we will see how i feel when strapped into my seat, you know, but i -- i am very we're ready vehicle is ready team is amazing. i feel very good about it, i think my fellow crewmates feel good about it too. cheryl: you don't want to miss neil's full interview with jeff bezos airing to

i rise today to oppose my colleague, congresswoman claudia tenney's amendment number 34, which would maintain the 25% cap on u.s. contributions to u.n. peacekeeping operations. i recently introduced legislation, the u.s. commitment to peacekeeping act, that would, among other things, permanently repeal this cap and ensure that the united states is fulfilling its commitment to the united nations. as someone who used to work at the u.n. department of peacekeeping operations, i know firsthand how the cap and resulting arrears have harmed our interests. it damages our standing and credibility at the u.n., making it difficult to effectively advocate for human rights. it reduces our ability to conduct proper oversight and accountability through needed reforms, something my colleagues on both sides of the aisle agree is important. it also impairs peacekeeping missions' delay funding to peace keepgs. -- peacekeepers. all of it is hard for u.s. to secure its interests. we need to fully commit to our obligations. tenney amendment number 34 is counterproductive. i oppose it in the strongest ter