it is the 100th anniversary of the chinese communist party. you agree that perhaps that's more a recognition of the party's devotion to raw power than it is to ideological purity? well, i think china is celebrating the centenary of the founding of the communist party of china, the biggest, largest, most important political party ever in human history, with almost 100 million party members. and the party is, indeed, invasive. it's omnipotent and omnipresent. however, i would say if any political force anywhere in the world really has some justification to be very proud of its achievements, it is the communist party of china. it has very solid track records. and i think this celebration is not only celebrating the communist party of china, but also the great transformation that china has gone through over the past a245 years in particular, or ever since 1949. this is not a celebration of the power grip. this is truly a good occasion for everyone to celebrate why we are the chinese today, and why we believe tomorrow will be better than today. you

on the same evening, several chinese cities staged light shows to mark the communist parties. history. and on tuesday, chinese president asian paying awarded loyal party members with metals. she loaded them to that selfless sacrifices in helping to achieve national independence and prosperity. and he called on all for a continued here and to marxism i, let's get more of this from corresponding with his building, which i've been from bay doing it is. it's very important milestone for the communist party, no doubt. but is it the same for chinese citizens as well? it's very hard to say how much chinese citizens really participate with interest in these celebrations. on the other hand, there's also no way to evade the whole city is under a special regime. during the celebration metro lines or stations have been closed, the roads are close to carry the delegates to participate in the celebration from one place to another. in the past year, i would say that the communist party might have made some gains and public opinion due to their response to cove. it people have at least seen th

the town is called the creedal of the revolution, where the chinese communist party found the amount that don't escape opposition. coleman tub faucet and expanded his battled red army in the lead up to the parties . 100 years of history, visitors have come to pay their respects to now and his comrades. you know what i'm year because i love the motherland. i love the communist party. i've witnessed our country develop and become stronger. the chinese communist party was founded in 1921, with only a few dozen members to day. there are more than 90000000. the body has brought china unemployment since 949. and from the bottom to the top, all r a firm, their loyalty to the party ahead of july, the 1st general president sheet and paying has called on all sectors of society to promote the parties. history and ideology in the lead up to the celebration, the communists not only helped china to rise up and the chinese people to become strong and proud, prosperous, eventually. but they also instilled a nation building and national awareness in the minds of the chinese people. they realize that t

or they give us a sense of the place to the communist party has in ordinary chinese life. for instance, if you want to have career growth in your chosen profession, does it help to be a party member? if you choose a public korea, if you are work in state or enterprises, it definitely helps on this. and kennedy anniversary mathias, what is the message that the communist party is trying to send out to citizens and to the world in general, confidence, confidence, and confidence. that is what the communist party uses as a slogan often. and this is what they show this celebration is of course, massive. it is pompous that is to show that the communist party is in control to show of achievement. this is one of the things that sees him thing has driven forward since he has come to power to make the communist party more visible, his predecessors have chosen to make the party more of an organization that is very powerful in the backseat. but that does not show itself that visibly to the outside world. we can see this, for example, some examples the, the heads of the states in pink of

this week, china's communist party is marking. it's 100 anniversary with nationwide celebrations . festivities and fanfare all approved for public consumption by beijing. now the parties, origins, go back to 1921, a secret meeting of 53 people in a home in shanghai, in 1949. following a civil war party leader mel's, i don't see the power in china. he oversaw all decades of war, famine and repression and exerted a monopoly over both state and society. in the late 1970 china began opening up for business and decades of unprecedented economic growth followed today. china is the world's 2nd biggest economy and achievement, that president, she's been paying is touting among many others. but in china, what is fact? and what is fiction? today tourist boots ply this lake but 100 years ago it was a small group of marxists to sort out this a deluxe, but they had convened in shanghai, but the fear of spies. so then move their meeting to boat on non lake, 100 kilometers south of the city. he is where they found that the communist party today n

on the same evening, several chinese cities stage light shows to mark the communist parties history. and on tuesday, chinese president asian paying awarded loyal party members with metals g loaded them to the selfless sacrifices in helping to achieve national independence and prosperity. and he called on all for a continued here and to marxism. let's get more of this from corresponding with his building, which i've been now from bay doing that is it's very important milestone for the communist party, no doubt. but is it the same for chinese citizens as well? it's very hard to say how much chinese citizens really participate with interest in these celebrations. on the other hand, there's also no way to evade the whole city is under a special regime. during the celebration, metro lines or stations have been closed. the roads are close to carry the delegates to participate in the celebration from one place to another. in the past year, i would say that the communist party might have made some gains and public opinion due to their response to covey. people have at least seen that many thi

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outlining how far the communist party has come in the last 100 years but also the grip over the partyisputes and intentions over hong kong and other regions in the south china sea, not to mention taiwan as well. alibaba is making a comeback after paying the antitrust fine, part of a crackdown on the internet empire. the e-commerce giant is planning to invest in sydney.com -- suny.com. what do we know so far? >> my colleagues have just reported that a consortium led by alibaba has neared a deal by the stake in a conglomerate. that would be on top of the 20% stake alibaba already owns in suny.com. this is another salvo over the stranglehold of electronics and the fact alibaba is joining shows the company is ready to get back to dealmaking. we are hearing an announcement could be made next week but negotiations are still in flux. shery: is regulatory approval something that could become an issue given that it has been a struggle for alibaba in the past? >> the deal we need to be approved by the state administration for market regulations. a powerful watchdog in beijing. if this is the sa

time and time again, president biden has failed to hold the chinese communist party accountable. now, this congress must act. last year, the china task force developed more than 400 commonsense solutions to counter the chinese communist party's threat to our haegs, our -- to our health, our economy, and our way of life. we can start by implementing these legislative solutions and restoring america's leadership in the 21st century innovation. as a congress, we also should build upon the china task force investigation into the covid-19 pandemic origin, including whether the virus was engineered at the wuhan lab. why delay? how many more americans will need to be infected before we say enough? as my friend, leader mccarthy, has outlined, we need to demand transparency, and we must seek justice. we need to get to the bottom of this question and allow the truth to come to light. thanks to american ingenuity, resilience, and perseverance, our nation has emparked on the long path to recovery -- embarked on the long path to recovery. however, while new cases are on the decline, the pande

on the same evening, several chinese cities staged light shows to mark the communist parties history. and on tuesday, chinese president asian paying awarded loyal party members with metals g loaded them for that selfless sacrifices in helping to achieve national independence and prosperity. and he called on all for a continues here and to marxism. let's get more of this from corresponding with his building, which i've been now from bay doing it is it's very important milestone for the communist party, no doubt. but is it the same for chinese citizens as well? it's very hard to say how much chinese citizens really participate with interest in these celebrations. on the other hand, there's also no way to evade the whole city is under special regime. during the celebration, metro lines or stations have been closed. the roads are close to carry the delegates who participate in the celebration from one place to another. in the past year, i would say that the communist party might have made some gains and public opinion due to their response to cove. it people have at least seen that many t

in the coming hours, china's communist party will be marking its 100th anniversary. xi jinping is expected to give a keynote address. the party was founded in 1921 after radical ideologies like marxism gained traction among chinese intellectuals. it grew quickly, and by 1919, it defeated the kuomintang's nationalist government in a civil war, leading to the establishment of the people's republic of china. the ideology of china's communist party has since undergone many enormous, and sometimes drastic, changes. here is our china correspondence stephen mcdonell in beijing. in the coming hours, the heart of beijing will see a series of events marking 100 years since the founding of the communist party of china. the precise nature of these events has been kept under wraps, but tiananmen square is expected to feature heavily as a location. there's already been a mega event at the olympic stadium, and footage of this nationalist spectacle has already been released in dribs and drabs, featuring a cast of thousands depicting key moments in history seen as victories for the p

it'll be a 100 years since china's communist party was formed in shanghai. party borne out of a court yard has laid the foundation for modern china. it's one party government. now, one of the world's longest surviving administrations in beijing celebrations have officially started to mark the parties, achievements emanations rise of the global power, and the man in charge of all who controls the party and millions of its members, president changing thing. they are the great hall of people for a special ceremony. katrina, you has more now on the celebrations. she's in southern china. takes all procession honoring fallen soldiers. this he had tens of thousands have climbed the steps of this memorial injunction in southern china. the town is called the creedal of the revolution, where the chinese communist party found him out to don't escape opposition. common tongue forces and expanded his battled red army in the lead up to the parties. 100 years of history, visitors have come to pay their respects to now and his comrades. you know why i'm year because i love the motherland. i love the

reporter: in short, the communist party wants business to get on. eturn, the companies mustn't rock the boat. mustn't challenge party control. we try to get more people to sit down and talk with us. factory owners and academics. the reason some are wary is they are fear they will upset this man. >> we encourage private enterprises. reporter: china's leader knows that private business is key to economic growth, and keeping his communist party in control. hence, this endorsement earlier this year. >> the party and state will offer support and provide guidance when private enterprises have difficulties. therefore, private enterprises should strive to thrive. reporter: drive, yes, but with the party that you supervised. almost half of private firms have the party committee. china's itinerary, struggles of this man, tells you a lot. when i spoke to jack ma a few years back, it was approaching the height of his power. co-founder and boss of alibaba. china's most famous businessperson, card-carrying party member. late last year, a crackdown came from up hig

the chinese communist party wants to take us out. to world to operate on a system that looks like the one that they operated, tyranny, hours spent as hallmark of success, i promise you xi jinping will see as weakness and our children and grandchildren will live in a united states that's very different. maria: it was you that pointed out that the ccp has a way of getting inside, they are behind the wall at this point. they have put people in academia, in hollywood and that's why you were able to indict people like the chairman of the biology department at harvard because he did not disclose he was being paid by the ccp. so my question for you is, who else is being paid by the ccp today that we don't know about and i want to run this soundbite of anthony fauci because he has a real hard time criticizing china in an interview on msnbc last week. watch this. >> would you that dr. fauci is in their interest to hide it if there was a lab leak or worse, if they were designing something in their lab so that the world that america didn't know

coming up, the communist party -- xi jinping said the communist party must stay true. discuss with anna ashton with the u.s.-china business council. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is "bloomberg markets." the president of china says the communist party needs new heroes to carry it into the second century. calling for officials to call on the problems of the people. the leader urged the chinese people to live proper lives. >> all party members must be aware of, observe and practice the ethics, aim to be clean people and do clean deeds. matt: now for a discussion on the -- first of all, what is going on in china right now and then the xi and widen relationship we bring in and ashton of the u.s.-china business council. it seems like a great time to take stock as we reach 100 years of the communist party in china. it clearly changed so much over the last decade and reduced some heroes, i would have thought of its own, jack ma, but in the last few years they have been clamping down on innovative leaders. what happened to china that seemed to maybe be leaning towards more ca

china's leader xi jinping i knows private business is key to economic growth, and keeping his communist partye will offer support and provide guidance when private enterprises have difficulties —— translation:. therefore enterprises should strive to thrive bravely stop at thrive yes, but with the party there to supervise. almost half of private firms now have a party committee. as china's communists marked the centenary, the struggles of this man tell you a lot about china. when i spoke to jack, he was reaching the height of his power, the co—founder and boss of ali baba. china's most famous is this person, a card—carrying party member. a late last year of a crackdown came from on high. the government stopped ally pay from going public. since then, he has barely been seen in public. his company had become too big, too powerful, a systemic threat, the government said. in today's china, xi jinping once private business to thrive, but only if it will help the party thrive in little bit more. wen—ti sung is a specialist on china—taiwan and china—us relations. i asked him what is china's role in t

many of the families here. events are beginning in china to mark a 100 years since the ruling communist party was formed. president z, she's paying presented modal party members with a new medal of honor. in a ceremony, beijing's great whole of the people as part of events to shore up the parties, images are, continues to elevate china into a global superpower. katrina, you has more now from jingle shown in the southern china, which is a special place in the story of the communist party. i saw the procession honoring fallen soldiers. this he had tens of thousands have climbed the steps of this memorial injunction in southern china. the town is called the cradle of the revolution and was where the chinese communist party found him out. the dog escaped opposition, common tongue forces and expanded his battled red army in the lead up to the parties. 100 years of history, visitors have come to pay their respects to now and his comrades. it was i'm year because i love the motherland. i love the communist party. i've witnessed the, our country develop and become stronger. the the chinese communist

in the coming hours, china's communist party will be marking its 100th anniversary. resident xijinping is expected to give a keynote address. the party was founded in 1921 after radical ideologies like marxism gained traction among chinese intellectuals. it grew quickly, and by 1919, it defeated the kuomintang's nationalist government in a civil war, leading to the establishment of the people's republic of china. led by mao zedong. the ideology of china's communist party has since undergone many enormous, and sometimes drastic, changes. here's our china correspondent stephen mcdonell in beijing. in the coming hours, the heart of beijing will see a series of events marking 100 years since the founding of the communist party of china. the precise nature of these events has been kept under wraps, but tiananmen square is expected to feature heavily as a location. there's already been a mega event at the olympic stadium, and footage of this nationalist spectacle has already been released in dribs and drabs, featuring a cast of thousands depicting key moments in history see

the militia, frances, begin in china, celebrates 100 years of the communist party. we look at how nation has grown into one of the world's biggest powers under one party rule. ah, have to do the 8 months of fighting and displacements the conflicts any few p as no than t gray region has taken a new turn regional forces claiming victory and say they're in full control of the capital mccully. the federal government says and sees far with immediate effects. i'll come where begins. are coverage from nairobi and neighboring kenya. i 20 a. p and government troops took control of the city of mckelly. last year. prime minister abbey ama declared victory over the to grand people's liberation front. 7 months of conflict followed. thousands have been killed. and then it all changed. on monday, when the tpr left took michaela back, the government appointed administration fled and then asked for a cease fire. as it will fall back into the academy, honda but we ask in the name of to try and all peace loving people, the federal government for a cease fire based on humanity in such

on thursday, it will be 100 years since china's communist party was formed in shanghai. the party borne at the courtyard since late the foundation of modern china is one party governance is now one of the world's longest surviving administrations. and beijing celebrations of officially started to mark the parties achievements, and the nations rise as a global par. and the man in charge of its own presidents seizing ping is the great hold for people for special ceremony. cassini you has more on the celebrations from southern china, the procession honoring fallen soldiers. this he had tens of thousands have climbed the steps of this memorial injunction in southern china. the town is called the cradle of the revolution, where the chinese communist party found them out to don't escape opposition. coleman tongue forces and expanded his battled red army. in the lead up to the party, 100 year anniversary visitors have come to pay their respects to now and his comrades was, i'm year because i love the motherland. i love the communist party. i've witnessed that our country develop

that is not the view of the chinese communist party. t the view of xi jinping, especially looking through the lens of the covid crisis. what they see is democracies and markets failed in the chinese, just party succeeded, controlling the virus, getting the economy going again. they think the events of the covid year, the events of the last 100 years demonstrate the success of their governance model. they will be doubling down on their political model and their economic model as they go forward. lisa: is the ccp gaining popular support among the rank-and-file in china or losing it? tom o.: that is an extremely difficult question to answer. there are no elections in china. there is a limited role for the press in china. we do not have opinion polls. what i can say is a party which delivers substantial increases in improvement in the quality of life, the quality of living for a large share of the population typically enjoys some solid support, and i think that captures the situation in china. tom: tell me about the reach of the communist pa

the chinese communist party was founded in 1921, with only a few dozen members. today, there are more than 90000000. the body has brought tiny unopposed since $949.00. and from the bottom to the top, all or a firm, their loyalty to the party ahead of july, the 1st general president sheet and paying has called on all sectors of society to promote the parties. history and ideology in the lead up to the celebration, the communists not only helped china to rise up and the chinese people to become strong and proud per prosperous eventually. but they also instilled a nation building and national awareness in the minds of the chinese people. they realize that the chinese people are no longer we call you the bold for months this has been reflected in everything from communist party trivia game shows to television dramas, under president she didn't pick the communist party has called bind marxism with capitalism, authoritarianism, and even traditional confucius ideals, but it's whole message remains the same that were present strength and order. while the west were presen

parties have lasted that long. >> very few parties have lasted that long, and certainly no other communist party, certainly of this stature, certainly of that size has lasted that long. what it means essentially is that the party has survived 100 years through some of the most extraordinary turmoil that any political institution has seen. in 1921, it started off as a dozen young men gathering basically in tea houses to talk about marxism in the city of beijing. now it's a machine that rules a quarter of humanity, but on the way, it's caused some horrific results. the great culture revolution of the '50s and '60s where millions died and created one of the most astonishing economic growth miracles in the last 30 or 40 years. all those things are true at the same time. that's the huge story being commemorated with the 100th anniversary. >> liz, explain to us the party's relationship to the society. we hear a lot about the party. but the party is not the country. >> that's right. in many respects, this 100-year celebration is at its core about legitimating the party in the eyes of the chinese people

>> certainly not the communist party, certainly of this stature, of that size, has lasted this long. what it means is the party has survived 100 years the turmoil that any political party has seen. in 1921 started with young men to gather in tea houses to talk about marksism in the city of beijing, but along the way it's caused some horrific results, the illusion of the '50s and '60s where millions have died, and the growth miracles in the last 30 or 40 years. all of those happened at the same time and that is what's correlating with the 100th anniversary. >> we hear a lot about the party, but the party is not the country. >> that's right, and i think in many respects this 100-year celebration is -- at its core is about legitimating the party in the eyes of the chinese people. by the time the chinese are six years old, they are in sdool w -- school with the glory of the party. it doesn't infiltrate the fact that the party is only about 6.92% out of 1.4 billion people, and they occupy all the important positions in government and universities and hospitals and industry. but nobody vote

saying that the communist party needs to stay true to its members and honoring the members of the communist. definitely more ahead. this is bloomberg. >> in their initial mission. ♪ yvonne: we are taking a look at one supplier in particular in china. castle arriving to a record on that deal extension with the automaker in cicc, now trying to boost the stock with their target at 600 renminbi be and we are at 507. this has been in increasingly darling type of stock for investors. and particularly when it comes to the innovation tech space. you take a look at the market cap. it is increasingly becoming one of the largest companies in china, inching closer to that $200 billion market cap, and it has been behind a lot of the moves we have seen into china. haslinda: let's do a quick check of the latest business/headlines. u.s. banks reveal plans for disturbing capital after the fed loosened restrictions on dividends and buybacks. they doubled the quarterly payout and now has a billion dollars and buybacks. goldman said it was boosting its dividend by 60%. jp morgan and bank of america giving payo

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china's communist party is marking its 100th anniversary later this week. talking about the party's past glories and his vision for it into the 21st century. the party was founded in 1921 after radical ideologies like marxism gained traction among chinese intellectuals. it grew quickly, and by 1949 it defeated the kuomintang's cow min nationalist government in a civil war, leading to the establishment of the people's republic of china. the ideology of china's communist party has since undergone many enormous and sometimes drastic changes. let's speak to jude blanchette of the centre for strategic and international studies. thank you very much for being with us on bbc news. this is a hugely important symbolically important event for the chinese estate since of a one—party state. but how can i dare i say it, consistent has chinacommunist flexibly bent over the last 100 years? hot chinacommunist flexibly bent over the last 100 years?— the last100 years? not very. -- communists— the last 100 years? not very. -- communist's values _ the last 100 years? not very.

were affiliated with the communist party. and so the attempt to deport harry bridges is dashed once again. but the government is determined to try to get harry ridges out of the country. and although bridges becomes a citizen after he wins, after this victory for carroll weiss king and bridges in the 1940s, the government tries to de-naturalize him -- and attempts to deport him once again and those fail. so it takes a lot out of harry bridges, but a very important story in terms of the history of ideological exclusion in the united states -- ideological exclusion and deportation in the united states. >> let's move forward in time. i cannot resist asking you about the case of earnest mandel, a trotsky is a scholar and activist who found himself barred for the united states in the 1960s, even though he had been here before and lectured here in the past. and my interest in the mandel case sparked in part by my having taken a class with him and another marxist academic in a summer session at boston university in 1979. that was ri

the chinese communist party denounces and persecutes critics like cia xia. y protecting the party, it's protecting the country. and the party says chinese people's freedom comes from a country that's prosperous. what the party says is that it is guaranteeing people's economic freedom, and that any threat to the party is a threat to thehinese state. can you respond to that? >> ( translated ): they only implemented economic freedom in a limited way, to create more wealth and clect more revenue for the government. >> reporter: cia xia said today's china wasn't inevitable. in the late 1970s and 1980s, deng xiopiang called for reform, and political liberalization. cia xia says that died in tiananmen square. opening fire on june 4 turned china back to the totalitarian state, and china lost the possibility of a peaceful transformation. >> reporter: and today, xi jinping, has centralized power even more. >> ( translated ): reports from below are made by guessing what the above would like to hear, and only reporting the good news. on the other hand, when a decision is

on and also coming, i know we want to remember and then that's the, that's the one thing the communist party afraid the most. remember, that interview is coming up at hundreds of thousands of volcano evacuated, meantime in the democratic republic of congo. return hope that many still face a daunting future as their homes have been wiped away. many are now asking why they weren't given more warning. ah, i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. today marks the anniversary of beijing's 1989 t enemy square massacre. commemorations are banned when social media users are even reporting that the candle emoji khan may not be used today. for several weeks leading up to the june, 4th 1989 date, the square had become a focal point for protest against economic hardship and corruption. students also gather to demand democratic rights and freedoms. from the communist government, by june, 4th, chinese leaders sent in troop to crush demonstration. footage of a loan protest are standing in front of a line of tanks that you're seeing here has become one of the most enduring symbols of the violence. no one kno

a huge nationwide propaganda effort is underway in china — as the ruling communist party prepares to te business. robin brant reports from shanghai, on a relationship that one entrepreneur has told the bbc is about harmony. china is ruled from beijing but it was here, gathering at this very spotin was here, gathering at this very spot in shanghai but the communists began their push for power. 100 years on, with around 90 million members, still —— some are still as fervent in their following. this man checks in at on the current leader's views every morning. flit checks in at on the current leader's views every morning.— checks in at on the current leader's views every morning. of course it is meaningful. — views every morning. of course it is meaningful. your — views every morning. of course it is meaningful, your mindset _ views every morning. of course it is meaningful, your mindset be i views every morning. of course it is meaningful, your mindset be lucid. | meaningful, your mindset be lucid. xijinping has been china's chief communist promised a decade with the precise role of priv

and as the communist party celebrates, it's 100 year anniversary. the 68 year old is consolidated disposition as the country's most powerful leader in decades. don't go hand, the party has unite it and they let the people in opening a great path, making great achievements. fortune, a great spirit. she has led china for 9 years, and after a bullying presidential term limits in 2018 is unlikely to step down anytime soon. he began his term with an empty corruption campaign, which the one and a half 1000000 officials punished. it also purged the party of any opposition to his rule. she then promised to an extreme polity. nationwide a promise, he said he fulfilled last year. many say these feats have given rise to a status on par with a party found a mounted. don't chinese pay. people have advanced very well, and they don't want to give that up. and they won't. and the whole bill attached themselves to any leader who is able to you know, not only promised but deliver the son of revolutionary elite. she was sent to rural ne, in china during the cultural re

kinds commemoration on and kind of piece a co morning that about these very like the song of the communist party chinese party. so the official band is then in place. talk with us about the mood are people still determined to gather well, the route is really 10 days or even weeks ahead of the 3, the local community and the gas moves or like, cussing about like whether it is still legal to commemorate june for canada. now in hong kong in 2021 and many officials have been warming the public, especially the lawyer, the police officers they, they're wanting the public not to take the risk and majoring themselves by putting themselves on the kind of like a possible sense of the public already been and also the national institutes and all of this is the end events raised implementation of the national security law. but i'll put some activists with that. are you wanting to carry on the commemoration by maybe setting up some booths later on in home home today? on the streets and some churches are holding, i can leverage or paying gathering but being that premise, but they're all 15 office and started. t

a huge nationwide propaganda effort is underway in china as the ruling communist party prepares to marker shows no sign of weakening. much of that is down to china growing richer — and embracing private business. robin brant reports from shanghai on a relationship that one entrepreneur has told the bbc is about harmony. china is ruled from beijing but it was here, gathering at this very spot in shanghai that the government started their push for power. 100 years on with around 90 million members, some are still as a fervent in their following. this man checks a special app on the ideas of china's current leader every morning. china's current leader every morning-— china's current leader every morninu. �* ,, �* , morning. translation: the first thin i do morning. translation: the first thing i do when _ morning. translation: the first thing i do when i _ morning. translation: the first thing i do when i wake _ morning. translation: the first thing i do when i wake up - morning. translation: the first thing i do when i wake up is i thing i do when i wake up is answer the test questions. o

this is the 2020 and 2023 that the chinese communist party has had -- 2021.e pandemic to unsaid and gain otherrer the invade and gain other territory, and now a growing number of multi-national companies are starting to consider exiting hong kong following the crackdown on the city's autonomyies this is according to the "wall street journal." i always remember hong kong to be an international business hub. it is no longer that at all as we watch chinese police across hong kong. >> right. hong kong used to be a symbol of freedom, of economic prosperity, of capitalism, and the chinese communist party could not let that stand. because what xi jinping is trying to demonstrate to the world -- and he's failing as you listed all those things he's done in the last couple of years -- he's trying to show the chinese communist party version of government, that leninist/marxist version of chinese government is superior to what we have in the free world of capitalism, free markets. and as you know, for capitalism and free markets you need to have trust in a system. you ne

second thing how much the media hated president trump and how much they side with the chinese communist partye third thing why was dr. fauci sending u.s. taxpayer dollars to a lab controlled by the communist chinese, then we have a pandemic and they refuse to let anybody from the united states into that lab, there are people that need to be held to account it sounds as if president biden is just beginning to realize that this is not something that donald trump's fault, this is something that came from wuhan, china otherwise why would the chinese communist party locked down wuhan and the province and you could go nowhere in the china if you're coming from wuhan or ebay but you can go to the airport and fly around. elizabeth: senator marsha blackburn, it's good to see you again, come back soon. elizabeth: let's get reaction your congressman lee zeldin is with us. your reaction, the president says yes investigating potential lab leak dr. fauci in the media downplayed, washington post reporter and columnist josh rogan saint dr. fauci and the nih are stonewalling probes into what the nih and niaid

i want to ask about an immigrant and often charged close to the communist party if not a communist member party and member of a union that the shermans was the united -- workers union and included james mack. second treasury and was -- did you encounter him? was he tracked as a communist. if not, why not? i dent encounter that. >> okay. i'm not familiar but will look it up. i think if you read that information and look what i do in the chapter is not just focus on the case but also by taking this long view i trace the line and the evolution of the law and the changes and the efforts to denaturalize. not everyone faced deportation or denaturalization but many were under threat. and what is important in this part of the story, it has to do with the interpretation of the law if you fell under the law and also the efforts to root out subversives. either through the memberships and affiliations but the concern about communists in the labor movement. and it was part of the effort to suppress the labor movement. so everyone was using all the tools in the toolbox including deportation and denatur