the communist party is a party that believes in raw power. they'll do anything to obtain power and will do anything to remain in power. power is the only justification for what they will do. that's why the communist party has been deeply to democratic values since 1949 because what they embrace such as free and open elections rule of law and opposition parties open debate of ideas they see all these democratic values of the challenge to the party's ability to take power and to stay in power. that's why the communist party has never been friendly. it will neveri change. they will never embrace democracy so neat to treat them as who they really are not who we wish them to be. i wrote this book. i wrote it's not earth policymakers although there is a welcome to read it. when i wrote this book i kept all of you in mind because i think we do people need to become educated. their incentive is how they will get elected. we need to be smart. when we look at a candidate when we check out their policies and what they stand for because of our republic w

power, is the only justification it for what they will do pretty so that is where the communist partyone to - 9049, because we see every democratic - free and open elections, you have opposition parties, open to their ideas, all of this democratic values and to the powers to take power and some stain the power so that is why it has never it will never change, it will never embrace the democracy so you needed treat them as who they really are, not who they want to be or you think that be. so i wrote the book, whenever this book, i keep all of you in mind because i think that we, the we the people, we need to, to the electoral, because the politicians, we respond, how did they get elected. and to cut the policies and the public and lots of people to go make new laws and policy decisions. so things that we ask ourselves, are the issues that we should care about, cover the platform and with china. and when it comes to the time of election, look past the rhetoric to see what you the candidate, what is the foreign policy that you advocate in the right policy for america. in the way to do th

of the communist party. the party is a party that believes in power the only justification for what it would do so that's why the communist party has been deeply hostile to democratic values since the funding from 1949 because it is a way to embrace such as free and open elections, rule of law, have opposition parties, open debate on ideas. all those democratic values as a challenge to the party's ability to take power at the state power. so that's why the party has never been friendly. they will never change. i wrote this book not meaning for the policymakers or although they will come to read it but when i wrote this book i keep all of you in mind because i think we need to become educated. their incentive is how to get reelected so we need to be smart when we look at a candidate and check on their policies because of our constitutional the people that represent us to make the laws and policy decisions so i think it's time we educate ourselves to say here's the issues we should care about when it comes to

so basically the communist party members even though they are smaller in terms of the population they are less than 7% but the elites anybody can apply to join the party but the party will not just take anyone so basically you have to first join and i mentioned in my book confucius never said so you have to be selected between six toto 14, from a good family and then you move from that to this other program for teenagers and young people and you have to demonstrate and have good grades and be smart, come from a good family. it's a very elite and the ones who are in this party you're going to be holding the key positions. the positions throughout the country so you were groomed to be the leaders so there was some backlash against certain communist party members during a pandemic. there was a story about a hospital that is overrun by patients. the chief doctor was mad about the communist party member who didn't show up so one of the very rare for anybody to speak out in the press conference in china but he was so frustrated he spoke out in a presss conference and said where are the

that's precisely what the chinese communist party has been doing. since 2017 they have interned more than one million uighurs and women's of other ethnic and religious minority groups in an effort to wipe out their culture. to wipe out their ability to carry down to other generations by sterilizing them. during their unjustified detainment, uighurs and ethnic kazakhs and kurds and members of religious minority groups are forced to work in horrific conditions. they are deprived of food and they are beaten. their religious practices are suppressed. there are reports of families being separated and sexual abuse of forced sterilization, forced abortions, and even reports of killing. to quite simply wipe them off the face of the earth. it is horrific to imagine this is happening at this day and time. this time that we speak in this age. mr. speaker, it is clearly a genocide under the geneva convention. these crimes are the moral test of our time, in our generation. and the world and certainly the chinese communist party is watching. and that's why it's v

i ask you don't who will stand against the communist party of china? our government, not our elites, not our tech firms, not our universities, not our celebrities, not our entrepreneurial genussouses or titans. women's tennis association did. god whether he is them for it but they aren't enough. are you getting it yet? do you see how the nexus between our corrupt elites at home and the communist party of china abroad makes them effectively the same. do you see that fighting one means fighting them both? many consider why does the communist party of china care so much about subverting and ending american freedom? partly playing politics if you are schooled in the politics of the zero sum world, your loss is my gain. something more than that mostly they do it because the communist party of china believes it is locked in a life or death struggle with the united states and unlike us, it acts accordingly. nearly a decade ago, the communist leadership gathered to discuss the world situation and china's place in it the result of this particular meeting was a

chairman mao wants to reassert his control over the communist party. he accused it of being too liberal. he called for young people to rebel against the elite of their own party. >> basically turned chinese life upside-down. all of the most powerful people found themselves suddenly attacked and criticized, often by some of the least powerful people. and xi jinping was right at the center of the storm. >> at the center of the storm, because he was a son of privilege. >> his father was one of the leading revolutionaries of his generation, one of the people that created the people's republic of china. >> so, his son had the best of everything. >> he literally grew up in the leadership compound in the center of beijing where all the leaders work and seniors lived. he had a privileged existence in a socialist society. >> they used to call themselves born red, which means that they had been brought into this world with the expectation that they would eventually lead and would eventually take over the country. and then it all came apart. >> first, xi's father

and, you know, china's communist party trying to control the narrative about her. hope and motivation when, you know, the women's tennis association put that comment out there. i feel like every major league in the united states should take notes and take example of what wta is doing. >> maria: you've publicly criticized nike. there's slave labor going on. you've criticized lebron james for their silence on human rights abuses on china. on tuesday you said you would welcome a conversation with lebron to help educate him on the issues. have you heard from him? what kind of pushback have you gotten for all of your outspoken stance on the bad behavior of the ccp? >> you know, i have not heard from him, and it will be very uncomfortable conversation for him obviously because he's pretty much making millions and millions of dollars from china's communist party. but, you know, someone had to do it. you see there's so many, you know, athletes, so many actors, so many celebrities, rappers, singers are scared to say a word because they care too much about their endorsement

sort of a former german nazi soldier against a young left winger allied with the communist party. and the historic turn out 100 left is to gabriel burridge. resounding with i'm fil gail, this is the day. ah, i will be a president who cares the democracy and does not risk. it was made so much progress . now we will move forward with the fight against the privileges of a few. if we don't, you know, we expect peace, we expect unity and above all, we expect social policy and that i work every day. but the quality of the children and family is also on the day a month ago, chinese tennis superstar parish re talk to social media alleging that she'd been raped by a senior chinese politician. now in shanghai, she's given a very different account. so well, 1st and foremost, i must emphasize all i have never said or wrote about any one sexually assaulting me since she did. she all, that's a very important point. ah, open to the day i chileans have elected a new president after an awful polarizing election campaign. the victor left us to gabrielle borage. she is a 35 year old former student a

this is a new chinese communist party under president xi, and i think it calls for responsible steps in try to make sure that we understand what they are doing and we eliminate vulnerability. because as we have seen with ppe, semiconductors, something much more complex and involved then ppe manufacturing, it's the only responsible thing to do to try and identify the supply chain vulnerabilities particularly when it becomes a national security or economic security imperative to take steps ourselves in this competition. but eventually the world trade organization, i think it was overly optimistic to think that somehow china was going to become part of the world's biggest international order, because they don't play by the rules. we know that is true particularly when it comes to intellectual property, and certainly they are not obligated to conduct themselves in the same manner as other countries like the united states and adhere to the rule of law. the role in china is the chinese communist party and president xi, and we need to find ways to protect ourselves economically and from a n

sort of a former german nazi soldier against a young left winger allied with the communist party. and the historic turn out 100 left is to gabriel burridge. a resounding with. i'm fil gail, this is the day. ah, what is the season? i will be a president who cares the democracy and does not risk it more. so we've made so much progress now we will move forward. i will firmly fight against the privileges of a few. if i'm only are we expect peace, we expect unity and above all, we expect social policy and i work every day for the quality of the children and family. you know, for me also on the day a month ago, chinese tennis superstar parish way talk to social media alleging that she'd been raped by a senior chinese politician. now in shanghai, she's given a very different account. so well, 1st and foremost, i must emphasize why i have never said or wrote about anyone sexually assaulting me. she this, you know, that's a very important point. welcome to the day i chileans have elected a new president after an awful polarizing election campaign. the victor left us to gabrielle burridge i

and the member of the communist party is top advisory body, singapore, leon hoods. i'll ball chinese language newspaper, rent, video of pung in full petro. it gob, a china log on her jacket and a red t shirt, bearing the characters for china. the newspapers report a asp hung for clarifications about her allegations, and this is what pung said, oh, when we were on the way, bo post. that's my personal issue. i think, you know, i know there are many misunderstandings. 3, but there is no distorted interpretation. they seem to be no distorted interpretations when pung, initially made the post in november, but then it was quickly scrub from the chinese web, but not before. screenshots were posted on twitter, setting off a global outcry. she disappeared after the accusation, and there were concerns for her safety. she reappeared at a tennis tournament in beijing weeks later, with the message that she was safe and well. the international olympic committee supported the official version and held a video chat with punk some 3 weeks after the initial posting. it remains confid

first we talk about china you're talking about the chinese communist party and all of the challenges resented by their efforts, which can make it terribly difficult if not impossible for our companies, our workers not to compete on a level playing field so we're going to continue to work in the senate to get it passed as well as to workwith colleagues in the house . >> the united states developed lots of economic ties with china over the course of the year. and some companies, a lot of companies are producing there. other companies, are semi conductor companies have gone into partnerships with chinese companies, block chain technology companies. you mentioned artificial intelligence so there is a nexus of relationships and i wonder if you could comment on what kind of reaction you have gotten for this approach to outward bound screening from the business community because there's always going to be probably always going to be opponents to this sort of approach. but could you just comment in general about the reception you've gotten from your introduction of the bill? >> obviously we

that wraps critical of the communist party. we saw recently, the alibaba tycoon jack mar disappeared for weeks, months, and then reappeared. it's fairly common, it's very different in the west. you would typically have as someone, you'd have spin, doctors getting on top of the problem as they see us and trying to spin a message in a particular way. whereas in china, it's a very different approach. in some ways, it's kind of straight out of the soviet union playbook where you had this orwellian thing about controlling the narrative. and the narrative being what you say, what the com is party says it is. and in this case, it seems to be that they're saying that while they're sending a very much a mixed message saying nothing to see here. and the thing to be using a bunch roy to do that. and therefore, i like to talk specifically about this video that is there most from shanker that we just wrote to our viewers now on choice is that the wave or post where she made the original allegations of rape. these are her past an issue, yet

and a member of the communist parties top advisory body, singapore. as leon hoods, i'll bow, chinese language, newspaper ran video of pong and full patriotic garb, a red t shirt, bearing the characters for china, and a china logo on her jacket. the newspapers porter asked pang for clarifications about her allegations. and this is what pung said. she one good thing you can own kicker. as hale without lucy, selina dale her post seemed unambiguous when pung, posted initially in november. but then it was quickly scrub from the chinese web, but not before screenshots were posted on twitter. setting off a global outcry. she disappeared after the accusation, and there were concerns for her safety. she reappeared of the tennis tournament in beijing weeks later with the message that she was safe and well. the international olympic committee supported the official version and held a video chat with pung some 3 weeks after the initial posting. it remains confident that she's fine and a stuck to its message despite criticism. oh, we all are. oh, we're having the

and so you're handing it back to a country that's controlled by a authoritarian communist party. and the way that the 2 sides, the british in the chinese side were able to make it work as they came up with this amazing formula that said, we'll have one country. but it'll be 2 systems. by the way, why co op o things, i mean, but been, i'm case a hung gotten that way. they could, they thought it alongside got up. hey, i wouldn't tell you see, going as it's a hey monica, somebody, john, while the been far all year. i've been built on hong kong. tom dolack, i'm case that i got a game. oh yes. it's a merced maya type. so you, why your legal, that guy we are the men from china did not become like hong kong. if anything in the 24 year since to hand over. it's hong kong that's become more like mainland china. under british rule, the city didn't have a democracy, but it did have robust civil liberties, a well functioning justice system. and one of the free is media environments in the region. the one country to systems agreement was supposed to safeguard this, at least until 2047. and in

we need to challenge the chinese communist party on every front.ing and they'll fire on american ifs we do so much as help the democracy in taiwan be successful, these are the kinds of things that an administration must confront, our business leaders have to confront. this is a serious challenge that confronts the united states of america, and we all need to be serious. and the way the trump administration was serious, to confront china on every front, diplomatic, economic and military. maria: and yet joe biden had four calls with xi jinping this year. i mean, four calls that lasted hour, three hours long, and not once did joe biden raise the issue of the origins of can covid-19. we all know what has taken place here, that this virus that has killed 700,000 people in america, millions more across the world, originated in wuhan, china. we don't know the details, if it was intentional or wasn't intentional. you've got companies like apple doing a $275 billion deal with the ccp where apple promises the ccp it's going to train its people to make iphone

if the chinese communist party ask row for u.s. user data, which is to stop you from providing it since they have a seat on the board of bite dance and they have a financial stake in the company? >> senator, that's not accurate. one, they do not have a stake in tiktok at all. >> yes, they do. that happened in august. that is bite dance, and we can clarify that for the record. but the record is that the chinese communist party acquired a stake in bite dance in august, and they now have a seat on the board. so let's talk about tiktok's privacy policy. it says you collect and keep a wide variety of information including biometric data such as face prints, voice prints, geolocation information, browsing and search history not just on tiktok but on other apps and keystroke patterns and rhythms. why do you need all of this personal data especially on our children, which seems to be more than any other platform collects? >> senator, many outside researchers and experts who look at this have pointed out tiktok actually collects less data t

thank you all, this is a beautiful tribute from all of our labor leaders on how important the communist partyur movement, not just in connecticut but across the whole world. there is more and more people talking now about socialism in this country as it becomes more and more clear that capitalism is not going to work for our future. please welcome senator blumenthal. [applause] laura: joining me is dennis desousa and chris bedford, founding partner at wright forge and the federalist. thank you so much for joining us. i to start with you because the senator now claims i didn't know it was to celebrate communists. all you have to do is go google it or whatever you are going to do and use introduced by the person talking about the celebration for the communist party, come on. i don't know what his ways, he says i didn't know or that he actually did do it. >> a party sponsored by the connecticut people's world party, pretty obvious to anyone with an ounce of sense especially someone who has been around as long as the senator has that this is a communist event and any.remaining maybe when they cal

the communist party's response to peng's accusations seem to have back fired spectacularly.rk times" suggests they could even be fueling a feminist movement in that authoritarian country. joining me now is the author of the op-ed. thanks so much for coming on the show tonight. in your piece you write, quote, the upper echelons of the chinese communist party have been largely impenetrable to scandal and enjoyed relative respect from much of the population but ms. peng's allegations raise a specter that not all is well within the elite ranks and maybe she is not alone. more women could speak up. floodgates could open, and the party can't have that. why is this case so different? do you really believe it poses some kind of potential existential threat to the chinese communist party? >> well, yes. thank you so much for having me first of all. so i write about this feminist movement that has been going on in china for quite a few years already actually and the me too movement has gone on for several years as well. which is extraordinary given how tightly the internet and media ar

it doesn't compare to the chinese communist party and the p.r.c. in terms of its regional ambitions. its attempt to project its power and its control over the region. we need to reorient the way that our country views and responds to this threat, and i believe that time is of the essence. as i said, some people have said that president xi could wait to as late as 2027 to try to take taiwan. but there's no guarantee that it couldn't happen earlier if they deem it an opportunity to exist for them to do so. the long e-bay jing is treated as a reasonnal goal oriented country by the international community, the more aggressive it will become. one seemingly small step we must take is to describe china's actions with accurate terms. we can't do the c.c.p. any favor using watered down euphemisms like human rights abuses when what we're really talking about is genocide. here in the senate as we know, words are important, but those words need to be accompanied with action. we'll soon vote on the national defense authorization act which will help us raise the

sort of a former german nazi soldier against a young left winger allied with the communist party. and the historic turn out 100 left is to gabriel bought it a resounding with. i'm fil gail, this is the day. ah, i guarantee that i will be a president who cares for democracy and does not risk it more with so much progress now we will move forward. i will firmly fight against the privileges of a few. if we don't, we expect peace. we expect unity and above all, we expect social policy, and i work every day for the quality of the children and family. you know, for me also on the day a month ago, chinese tennis superstar punctuate took to social media alleging that she'd been raped by a senior chinese politician. now in shanghai, she's given a very different account. so well, 1st and foremost i must emphasize all i have never said or wrote about any one sexually assaulting me since she did she all, that's a very important point. ah, welcome to the day i chilion have elected a new president after an awful polarizing election campaign. the victor left is to gabrielle borage. she is a 35 y

sort of a former german nazi soldier against a young left winger allied with the communist party. and the historic turn out 100 left is to gabriel burridge. a resounding with i'm fil gail. this is the day. ah, i guarantee that i will be a president who cares the democracy and does not risk it was made so much progress . now we will move forward i will firmly fight against the privileges of a few. if we don't, you know, we expect peace, we expect unity and above all, we expect social policy and i work every day. but the quality of the children and family is also on the day a month ago, chinese tennis superstar parish re talk to social media alleging that she'd been raped by a senior chinese politician. now in shanghai, she's given a very different account. so well, 1st and foremost i must emphasize all i have never said or wrote about any one sexually assaulting me since she did she. oh, that's a very important point. welcome to the day i chilion have elected a new president after an awful polarizing election campaign. the victor left us to gabrielle borage. she is a 35 year old fo

.-- the chinese communist party. >> i am an individual. i'm not controlled by any authority, certainly not c.c.p. that scares them. because all they want is total control. ( ticking ) >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm sharyn alfonsi. >> i'm jon wertheim. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories and more, tonight, on "60 minutes." ( ticking ) [music throughout] this year has been extremely challenging for me. i am broken. and i am healing. i'm here at the memorial wall. i wanted to do something to remember my mom. for some reason, i'm having anxiety. obviously it's normal with everything that's going on right now. i think i'm going to take a break for a while. you can get through it. and if you can get through it, there's a greater reward on the other side. just like anybody else, you know, i'm just trying to do my little part to try and save my community. ta-da! i'm just really excited we're back open. and i am smiling under my mask! incredible scenes on the day the fans came back. welcome back to the thea

that the chinese communist party is getting their information. the time has come where we must focus on what congress can do to secure american consumers personal data. -- secure american consumers' personal data. as a mother and a grandmother, i know this is doubly important when it comes to our children. as this hearing will show, we cannot afford to wait on that. thank you to the witnesses. we look forward to your cooperation. thank you, mr. chairman. sen. blumenthal: we have with us this morning ms. jennifer stout, vice president of global public policy at snapchat. the vice president of global policy, and prior to snapchat, she spent most of her career in government, working for then senator joe biden and at the u.s. department of state. mr. michael beckerman, vice president and head of public policy at america's tiktok. he joined tiktok in february of 2020 and leads their government relations. he was previously the founding president and ceo of the internet association. he is joined by ms. leslie miller, remotely, vice president, government

understands that when you go on facebook and you put, i don't know what, for example, chinese communist party, on your facebook, that for the next 5 or 10 years, you will receive mostly only posts and see posts and messages concerning the chinese communist party let me go to the thing you put. yeah. but if you have other things you'll get to play. sorry, let me explain the algorithm. this behind the system of facebook are made in such a way that at the end, people only see what they think and not the counter argument. and that's a very good model to make profits in, in us, maybe in united states. but it's a very bad mobile for. ready the plural is in our liberal democracy. let's come back to the e you. the question is, is that often raised about accountability among the commission? do you believe that this commission is accountable? how many of its commission has ever get fat once and its history once since 958. is there accountability in the commission? no, that's not, that's not true. that's not what you're saying. you're forgot to mention the fact that this parliament at a certain moment h

this year marks the 100 anniversary of the chinese communist party. it's official. history is the top item on the agenda, chairman mouth, the dog, the founder of the people's republic of china, was the 1st to in shine, his role as leader his successor, dings hoping architect of the reforms that propelled china's economy to the world's 2nd biggest. did the same she wants to show that he's an equally important leader, transforming china into a global power. he wants to make his power felt all across the chinese society as well. he has boosted the military and launched a crackdown that is muzzled the tech ty coons like ali baba's jack mar. in recent weeks, she has been stepping a pressure on the sovereign island of taiwan, which trina considers its own. but one challenge he has yet to overcome is economic had winds. growth is slowing amid an energy crunch and supply chain disruptions. and there are still concerns about china's real estate market. she's image has become so elevated and so sensitive that the communist party has sought to curve all of their alternatives b

especially since tiktok has a relationship to the chinese communist party? mr. beckerman: senator, as it relates to data, many of our peers do more. the keystroke isn't collecting what people are typing but it is an anti-fraud in anti-spam measure that measures the cadence of typing because a bot behaves differently than a human. it's not collecting what people are typing but it is a anti-fraud measure. sen. lummis. which companies that you are aware of collect machine information? mr. beckerman: i would probably refer to facebook and instagram, example. >> well, i'll ask the same questions of them, thank you. beckerman: our morales are designed to keep users engaged as long as is possible? do you want to start mr beckerman? mr. beckerman: senator, we want to make sure people are having an entertaining experience like tv or movies. tiktok is meant to be entertaining . we have take a break videos and time management tools. and then family is another tool that parents can use to limit the time spent on the app. >> but is the length of engagement a tool that your c

and a member of the communist party's top advisory body. singapore is leon hood's. i'll bow chinese language. newspaper ran video of pung and full patriotic garb, a red t shirt, bearing the characters for china, and a china logo on her jacket. the newspapers porter asked pung for clarifications about her allocations. and this is what pung said. she was good in 19. you'll cannon giga patio, who though lucy, selina dale her post seemed unambiguous when pung, posted initially in november. but then it was quickly scrub from the chinese web, but not before. screenshots were posted on twitter. setting off a global outcry. she disappeared after the accusation. and there were concerns for her safety. she reappeared at the tennis tournament in beijing weeks later, with the message that she was safe and well. the international olympic committee supported the official version and held a video chat with pung some 3 weeks after the initial posting. it remains confident that she's fine and a stuck to its message despite criticism. oh, we all are. oh, we're having the same impress

or she was going to vote for the communist party.the rehearsals leading up to the recording of the show in which whether there is going to be a show is completely in doubt, so she wants the show to be the best it can because it may be her last. here's a clip. lucy guesses some names. yeah, teasingly. and the script indicates that ricky takes his hands away from lucy's eyes, turns her around and says... "no, it's me!" so, my question again, jess — does ricky honestly, truly believe that there might be eight different men who routinely walk into their apartment, all of whom sound exactly like desi arnaz? do you think we're . saying ricky's stupid? i think you're saying the audience is, and that's something for which they won't soon forgive you. you charge for these lessons? a ton. now, i think there are interesting performances because that thing about playing somebody who's famous and whose mannerisms were always sort of slightly strange — and there is something very mannered about that performance. but that's right because that the c

was probably the most recognizable chinese sport star overseas, and a member of the communist party's top advisory body. singapore is leon hood's. i'll bow chinese language. newspaper ran video of pong and full patriotic garb, a red t shirt, bearing the characters for china, and a china logo on her jacket. the newspapers porter asked pang for clarifications about her allocations. and this is what pung said. boys in here, one good thing. you can own kicker patio little lucy. selina dale her post seemed unambiguous when pung, posted initially in november. but then it was quickly scrub from the chinese web, but not before screenshots were posted on twitter. setting off a global outcry. she disappeared after the accusation, and there were concerns for her safety. she reappeared at the tennis tournament in beijing weeks later, with the message that she was safe and well. the international olympic committee supported the official version and held a video chat with pung some 3 weeks after the initial posting. it remains confident that she's fine, and a stuck to its message despite criticism.

at the center of life here is the chinese communist party.f the party, this man, xi jinping. 2021 saw major steps to further consolidate power. in an early november meeting of china's ruling elite, the 400 or so top 40 officials pass a resolution, highlights the role of its current leader and chinese leader xi jinping on his rise on the global stage. >> he wants to really highlight his own contribution to the development of the party. that also will seal his legitimate rule over china in the foreseeable future. and then, of course, no one will challenge his power within the party. >> reporter: inside national museums like this one, president xi jinping has elevated himself to be on par with past leaders, even the most famous, mao tse dong. china has become the second largest economy in the world, on track to pass the u.s. and lifted millions out of its people out of poverty. walking in the morning here, you feel a rush of energy. a lot of activity. at times it feels like everyone in this country is on this drive for more ambition, more succes

there's an estimated 60000000060 billionaires in the communist party, you know, top standing committee. so there's hidden ownership in all these companies and what you have is fight amongst the prince lines. so all these guys have gotten, you know, jack, my owned alibaba. but there's 100 other owners that have big shares in the company that you don't know. ever grand, you can't do that kind of business without being super politically connected. but they have a front man up as an ownership. so what's going on is she didn't ping the premier, is battling other family dynasties in the scene in the chinese communist party. that's what's really going on. you can't lose money and chinese property, you build an apartment for 6000 r and b, a square meter. and you sell it for $50000.00 arby square meter. what's happened is like in the ever grant case, their debt just gets, they get a call on their debt. so she's in pink's people call the bank stop issuing credit. they have massive amounts of assets. it will not lead to a contagion even though it, you know, while while we're over here collapsing,

he is admitted that he made mistakes, but he's also running with the support of the communist party and for many people, that is a, a worry, some aspect he has tried to sort of diminish back in contact with the communist party. but in chile, remember, the communist party was part of the last and for left government, but this time the press there wouldn't be president pastor who sandlon you're past who, by the way is holding his campaign rally here in one of the 3 wealthiest counties in all of chile, he's constantly hammering that day rather than burridge would be a return to communism in this country. that does scare some people. lucy, i thank you very much for that miss in human life for a say in santiago the u. s. has reported, he released all migrant families from its detention facilities and now being trach with uncle brace versus our white house correspondent, kimberly how kit has more. this is a campaign promise that the u. s. president made that he would deliver a more humane immigration policy. certainly he set out to make some changes, but a lot of the immigration policy under