between communist party of china and chinese people. there is a huge like. 1.4 billion people are enslaved into the system and there are as many as 93 million communist party members for the most part the people of china, do know that. they have tasted a little bit of prosperity mainly in nine cities and they have tasted a little bit of freedom, many of them have traveled the united states and so i really felt that i wanted to dedicate the book of frank the chinese people from the communist party of china. at the beginning the book you go into how we got it wrong. in particular you cite back in 1999, that the tillage his agency issued report and basically the report minimized basically that china was a threat. but then you just oppose that with some 20 years later, you basically indicate that army lieutenant robert ashley had in fact indicated that communist ideology had not changed that'll as a motivating force for china's ruler. and basically, the report that was issued then, really documented how and why china is the threat. in fact,

low-level officials but senior officials of the communist party anybody perceived as a rival potentially is illuminated. this has created great instability within china because the way the communist party a structured, it's like a group of mafia families for each don has a network so by purging these families it is creating internal opposition to him. that said he has strengthened the internal security apparatus in china which is the ministry of public security there are numerous chinese security organizations all of them modeled after the soviet kgb which is a political service to have a dual function in intelligence as well as internal security. >> one chapter is entitled the cummings space war with china. to even discuss the process of war itself and speculate this cannot be ruled out with china. please talk about that and then with the path that we're on it is likely. >> the military threat from china on what the chinese calls asymmetric warfare or a weapon going back to the warring states. a weaker power does not try to confront the enemy head on but to find his vulnerabilities with special capabilities. states warfare is one but space warfare i

you can find them on many campuses, the courses that teach about the evils of the communist party of china, this party that has been blamed since the founding of communist china. succumb as you mentioned, marco rubio has been one of the more outspoken members of congress to try to get universities to take these institutes off. again, the institutes are reluctant to do it because they become reliant, so you have this finance and influence power working together. and on the studen i'm a studentr fund, there are at least 300,000 chinese students. not all of them are spies that all of them can be called upon by chinese security agencies to conduct work for them. in fact just recently, there was an arrest of a chinese national in the united states who was involved in a what was known as the thousand talents program, and this is one of the chinese government's biggest programs to get officials who have expertise to go from the united states to china. there was mention for the first time in the indictment in this case that this chinese official was working with one of the confucius institutes on

weather. 00:29:33,644 --> 2147483051:51:31,536 long live the great communist party 2147483051:51:31,536 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 of chinag 70 years since the communist party came to power with a military parade in tiananmen square in the centre of beijing.president xi has been addressing the crowds and new military hardware has been put on display. president trump is under growing pressure as the impeachment inquiry puts 2 of his key aides under the spotlight. his personal lawyer rudy giuliani has been ordered to hand over to congressional committees all documents relating to his work foertrump in ukraine. british government sources have told the bbc prime minister boris johnson is expected to make the legal text of an updated brexit deal public in the next few days. but it is said to include the possibility of creating customs posts in so—called clearance zones some distance from the border between northern ireland and the republic.

of the communist party. anyone perceived of your bible. this is creating great instability in china. the way china's communist party is structured is very much like a group of mafia family were each mafia has an outreach and network. by purging the mafia families it is creating some type of internal opposition to him. that said, he has strengthened the internal apparatus in china which is mainly the administration of purity. there are numerous chinese security organization, all of them modeled after the soviet kgb which is again, a political police and intelligence service that serves a dual function as both intelligence and internal security. >> one of your chapters is entitled, the coming space bar with china. in fact, in that chapter you even discuss the prospects for war itself. and, speculate that china, that this cannot be ruled out. please talk a bit about that and then let's also discuss the trap in the path that we're on know what is likely. >> yes, the military threat from china is being used on what the chinese called asymmetric warfare, or, assassin weapon, that is again g

this is helping chart -- china to reform and open up and that is one of many lies about trade with china because it had done nothing to help the people of china. communist partyna has benefited from all of this and that's when the persecution of the refugees became even more severe because china did not want the international community to see their horrific things they were doing to men women and children who escaped north korea. want to thank you all again for being here and if we can add one more round of applause. thank you. [applause] >> if we don't tell our own stories others will tell them for us and they won't have the same care and concern that we do what happens in this is an important thing for all of us. i'm a privacy advocate and it was very hard. it was actually harder to tell the story, to tell my story than it was to come forward and actually risk my freedom and potentially my life to tell the world about everything that's going on. >> and this was the hottest summer on record. we have never had so little art dixie eyes. we are using huge swaths of the amazon. we have lost much of the great barrier reef. these are major features of our planet,

of the chinese people. the secret behind china's development is our adherence to the centralized, unified leadership to the communist party of china and the path given to china's -- and to a people center development philosophy. past 70 years, china has integrated itself in to the global community and made its contribution to the world. peacehas boosted world and prosperity through its development. today, china has become the leading engine of global development and an anchor of stability for world peace. china is the second largest founding contributor to the united nations at u.s. peacekeeping operations. china has also dispatched the largest number of peacekeeping personnel among permanent members of the un security council. for more than a decade, china has been a engine power in global europe -- global growth. china is now pursuing a new round opening up a higher standard that will deliver numerous opportunities to the world. as we enter a new era, we chinese are more confident and capable than ever before to achieve the great rejuvenation of the chinese nation. we are in a better position to make a greater contribut

on monday in beijing, the whole of china's communist party leadership turned out to remember the millionsin the long struggle to establish what they call new china. this was the moment of victory — i october 1949. "today, china has stood up," chairman mao declared. the country he took over had been ravaged by decades of conflict. when i first crossed over from hong kong into mainland china down there, 30 years ago, on the other side, shenzhen was just a dusty little border town. now look at it — a gleaming city of 12 million people. china's transformation has been astonishing, and its people are rightly proud of that achievement. but outside the mainland, china's new wealth and power is causing deep unease, even fear, nowhere more so than here in hong kong. forfour months now, the streets of hong have boiled with rage. the young protesters do not trust the communist party. they scoff at president xi's promise that he will maintain hong kong's autonomy for 50 years. david and his mother, anne, sit on opposite sides of this increasingly bitter divide. they always say that, no changes in 50

our adherence to the center fight, unified leadership of the communist party of china to the development path -- suited to the -- the state policy and to a people center development philosophy. years, china has integrated itself into the global community and made his contribution to the world. china has boosted world peace and prosperity through its development. today, china has become a leading engine of global development and an anchor or stability for world peace. china is the second largest found a contributor to both the united nations and u.n. peacekeeping operations. china has also dispatched the largest number of peacekeeping personnel among the permanent members of the u.n. security council. for more than a decade china has been a prime engine powering global growth. china is now pursuing a new round of opening up with a higher standard which i am sure we will deliver new opportunities to the world. wewe enter a new era, chinese are more confident and capable. then ever before. to achieve the great -- of the chinese nation and we are in a better position than ever before to make

years ago this week china started down the path of communist rule over the past few decades china has emerged or rather reemerge as the leading world rivaling the us the communist party can rightfully claim a string of stunning successes but challenges remain what's next for china's extraordinary revolution. china's revolution at 70 i'm. joined by my guest fred tang in new york he is president of the american china public affairs institute in hong kong we have andrew wilson he is an international and independent china strategist and in knoxville across the same issue she is c.e.o. of china rising capital forecast a research technology company all right in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate sarah let me go to you 1st in knoxville the 7 do they honored verse 3 of the. communist china the advent of establishment of the communist state of china is a remarkable event it out the soviet union only lasted $69.00 and now china is at 70 and there's so much to talk about there are so many successes and there are so many challenges if you're the average person in china if there is such a thing what are they thinking on this day go ahead si

and shots are fired as of violence escalates in hong kongy of communist party rule in china. this is special report. ♪ good evening welcome to washington but i'm bret baier. tonight president trump campaign against democrats trying to impeach him includes a deep threat 2016 election map with the message, try to impeach thi this. that comes as his top diplomat bristles at a demand from house lawmakers. chief white house correspondent john roberts is with us tonight. good evening john bates it's because good evening to you. outside rudy giuliani has not decided yet whether to comply with the congressional subpoena for documents. neither has the secretary of state but mike pompeo is taking steps to try to keep state department staffers well away from capitol hill. speak of the secretary of state fired back today against a house demand to -- in a letter to foreign affairs committee chairman eliot engel mike pompeo saying that the demand to be understood only as an attempt to intimidate bully ends treat improperly the distinguished professionals of the department of state. while p

for the consolidated party, power, and reestablished the primacy of the communist party in ways that both change the legal structure and the business outlook of enterprises in china, that their goal no longer for china was a collaborative effort, but it was a real goal to dominate, and not just dominate within the region, but in a host of technological and various ferries across the whole world. i think that's caused the reassessment. i frankly think, and while i'm critical of some of the things president trump has done, i give him credit for elevating this issue. i actually president obama should have in the later stages of his term, and i think it is the foreign policy threat, the challenge of our time, and the challenge we face is not, we should not default to u.s.-china as a competition. this is the competition between the communist party of china versus kind of any economy that is market-based, that has ruled law, independent judiciary, and that's what i think i tried to make the point that we need to rely upon these alliances and rebuild them. >> you also said we need to not retreat back into a cold war frame, but yet we need to be able to g head-to-head on

on monday in beijing, the whole of china's communist party leadership turned out to remember the millions died in the long struggle to establish what they call new china. this was the moment of victory —10ctober1949. "today, china has stood up," chairman mao declared. the country he took over had been ravaged by decades of conflict. when i first crossed over from hong kong into mainland china down there, 30 years ago, on the other side, shenzhen was just a dusty little border town. now look at it — a gleaming city of 12 million people. china's transformation has been astonishing, and its people are rightly proud of that achievement. but outside the mainland, china's new wealth and power is causing deep unease, even fear, nowhere more so than here in hong kong. forfour months now, the streets of hong have boiled with rage. the young protesters do not trust the communist party. they scoff at president xi's promised that he will maintain hong kong's autonomy for 50 years. david and his mother, anne, sit on opposite sides of this increasingly bitter divide. they always say that no changes in

long live the great communist party of china. so in some, south park had this in the mba was this what irritates you most about the story. >> i think the biggest thing that irritates me is the coverage of this because we have to listen to all of this, he was apologetic that their deals were gonna work out but he would not condemn what the man said. that's important because they lost money. there gonna lose over a billion dollars in this deal. i'm concerned about the player still being over there because they cancel all media, they made it to where it's punishable for fans to go see the mba players so i would like them to get there behind home because americans over the communist company upset with us, it's not a good idea. the fact that were not listening to the whole story and that bothers me a little bit. a lot of companies were to fire that man, the ones we see in this country all time where they say something and they lose their job and career over it i find it hilarious to where if silver was doing what we've been doing over

history book and china's today are being created by billions of people and china's tomorrow must be even brighter the whole communist party the whole army and all as listees of the chinese people will be much united even further. don't forget what we set out to do we have to remember a mission. we have to. make to develop our people's republic. and to maintain it about and we have to keep realizing our 200 years development target and then really juvenile the chinese jame the chinese dream of really. the great long if. great people screw public china. long live the. chinese communist party. long live the chinese people. ministry prates now commence. you have been watching live pictures direct from beijing vast crowds there now to listen to the chinese president xi jinping the country is marking the country's national day the foundation of the communist state in 1940 day 49 a day marked by huge parades as you can see but also a chance for china to showcase what the modern country house to offer to the world he also talked about the need to keep the spirits of the founders of the communist state alive the spirit of chairman

communist chinese party laid on hong kong. they were warned. do not ruin the 70th anniversary. yesterday was on the scale the communist party of chinat anticipate. it shows what his iron grip has oh dued as far as what it's producing as far as democracy and freedom. donald trump is president of the united states. this is the people in 2016 feeling we lost our greatness. the elites sold us out. all the manufacturing jobs were shipped overseas. the fentanyl was coming in and nobody cared. donald trump spoke to that crowd. he's the first president -- this is not republican versus democrat. this has been both political parties, the permanent political class in washington. and the global corporatists made a lot of money because of the slave labor of china. the suppressed wages that destroyed the working class in this country. you are seeing this play out. what i admire most of about president trump. he has had every opportunity to buckle and for the cheerleaders to say take any deal. and he stood his ground in i think in a hard way and the chinese don't know how to handle it. >> are you in favor of the deal? the markets are a little bit

of hong kong on tuesday. meanwhile, china has celebrated 70 years of communist party rule.. welcome back to hong kong, where the police have been defending their action after shooting an 18—year—old protester in the jazzed. not surprisingly, that has been dominating the local media coverage this morning —— in the chest, this is the apple daily with the exact moment the police officer pointed a gun at the protester. and the fact that he is a teenager, a student, is in the newspaper. 118 people have been arrested yesterday, the biggest number of arrest made in one day. meanwhile, the south china morning post has a slightly different take on it. you can see the contrast between china's celebration with a picture of xijinping and between china's celebration with a picture of xi jinping and that protester being shot. but i also wa nt to protester being shot. but i also want to show you this, a paid advertisement, a wraparound of the newspaper with the national anthem of the people's republic of china. yesterday the paper had a similar paid advertisement, congratulating china for

. >> i am not a member of the communist party of china. this is on the record. >> i appreciate it.e. >> they will provide. sean kyser. >> this is a fun poncho. >> i spoke exclusively to the advisor of the president ivanka trump. >> everybody goes to a four-year college and not everybody is going to benefit. >> having a conversation that is rooted in people's passion. president trump personal attorney mayor rudy giuliani. >> because i am his defense lawyer. >> you could be elected in a landslide, we need you in the senate. >> that's the first time i saw that, i did not know we were ending on that clip. i love the state of new hampshire and i think art for his compliments. and i think all of you for giving us the best on apm at fox business ever. so we have a lot to be proud of. thank you emily for putting that together, our amazing showrunner who lets me speak in spanish. she does not even know what i'm saying. anyway it has been an amazing amazing year. thank you for the entire team and everybody working so hard to make it so good. and thank you to our viewers for watching. tomorro

not look like winnie-the-pooh at all, tune in wednesday, 10 p.m., long live the great com communist party of china. are we good now, china? >> is china right to shut down southpark, or some someone step in before they kill kenny, they might kill kenny loggins and kennyg. >> southpark will take on anyone, they don't care. i love it. >> a win. but being banned. being banned from china internet is not like three sites there is not a lot going on, i am good on them for standing up to china, this is one issue, that people don't grasp magnitude of what is go owe have a media that devoted existance to stopping president, peoplen to realize that china is really bad. kennedy: people get lazy, a global politic. >> there is nothing primal, we get to where we fight over emojis being representative enough, we're so fat and spoiled right now. kennedy: we're like the people in "wall-e" the chairs that are too fat to tal auction work rou- to walk around and eat cups of liquid food. the southpark episode -- >> one of great atrocities. millions, uighurs are leaving captivlivingcaptive in their ow. kennedy: they are

this of the day after the show dared to criticize china and perturb programs. ♪ >> i am a proud member of the communist partyparty is more important than the individual. >> laura: were direction to the fan, issued this mock apology. like the nba, we welcome the chinese centers into our homes and into our hearts, we love money more than fear freedom and democracy. she does not look like we need the pool at all, the great communist party of china, this autumn sargon bounty be harvestable. we good now, china? "i stand by what we said before, we should gradually disentangle american interests from chinese interests until they completely reform their ways. american brands, american companies are engaged in a demonic bargain. an '80s, when campus activists pushed the entire campus because of our to apartheid. banners hung out of dorm windows all over campus. but it wasn't a lot of money to be made in south africa, not really. and the value of billions in china is more important the precious value of free expression in the nba freeze they cherished? next time, the triton for two single civil rights, we are going to

long live the great communist party of china. >> [laughing]. >> they banned the whole series, not justink south park has the sharpest political comedy. >> oh! dana! >> gee whiz. >> the last time you are on our show. >> on friday. >> [laughing]. >> imagine how she feels. >> i just sat here for 7 minutes. >> you won't play in the nba. >> that's okay. i am good. >> [laughing]. >> don't do that to us. >> okay. this won't sound that great. our best export is our "saturday night live." we are frustrated with our government. the fact we are allowed to have self-expression we should promote around the world and sports diplomacy is the best way to do that. we should want the chinese exposed to all of this. they should have told them put a sock it in and we are good. the people of china are over-educated and under-employed and desperate to figure out a way to express themselves. we should help them down do that and not use our companies to kowtow to them. >> even for the money? >> no. >> second best export? >> soybeans. >> the chinese buy a lot of those too. >> think twice about skipping jury du

the nba wants money and the communist party of china is asking them to deny the most basic of human rights statement saying money is the most important thing. ted cruz of texas called the nba shameful and beto o'rourke says the nba is an embarrassment. on the converse of that argument, it's interesting, another controversy brewing in hong kong over the skateboarding schoomaker ban. originally they held this competition for a popular design and this one which depicts the hong kong protests was one of the most popular but i guess they went ahead of the curve and pulled it because they didn't want any controversy stemming from china. as a result, they have hong kong now saying they want to ban and they want to basically, you know, go against what's happening with vans and don't buy vans shoes in the city. call this a divisive topic. back to you. neil: to put it mildly. thank you very much. to add insult to sort of protest injury, "south park" has had to face fire, too, after [ inaudible ] for shaping its content to please the chinese government, china responded by deleting all clips and episo

i would also say that huawei, to me, in my position, is not the problem; it's the communist party of chinauawei goes away, there's another company that's going to facilitate -- draw the communist part of china and xi jinping's effort to be the global supplier of telecommunications. and i think that is the threat we face, not necessarily the company of huawei. mr. hickton: i agree completely. one of the last cases i worked on ultimately led to the>> i ag. one of the last cases i worked on lead to the indictment of the it latergroup -- developed to be a global positioning satellite case. bombs, drones, and someone talks to me about precision agriculture, which i did not know about. it later became written up as the spy arm of while way. this sounds like a 5g conversation that just emerged, but the huawei conversation has been going on for some time. untile they will go away someone else replaces them, until we address with china what is going to be our understanding. i'm confident we can get there, it is just going to be very hard. >> ok, great. i have a question from the audience about the

is the communist party of china. nother company will facilitate that law or communist party of china, and the efforts to be the global supplier of telecommunications. i think that is the threat we face. not necessarily a company. >> i agree completely. one of the last cases i worked on, ultimately led to the indictment of the so called group of advanced threat group three. the case was originally presented to me, it was on the obama care agreement. it was later to be a global satellite case. google satellite, precision agriculture was i didn't know about. it later became written up as the spy arm of huawei. it sounds like something that just emerged but has been going on for some time. i agree that they will go to what until we and someone else will replace them until we address with china what is going to be our understanding. i am confident that weekend get there. it's just going to be very hard. >> i have a question from the audience about law enforcement tools indictments. a person has had to the indictments again

long live the great communist party of china! may this autumn's sorghum harvest be bountiful! we good now, china?"that's the . i stand by what we said before we should gradually but seriously disentangle american interests from chinese interests until they completely reform their ways. american brands, american companies are engaged in a demonic bargain.in china. remember in the '80s, when campus activistspusht industry to boycott suit africa, because apartheid in south africa. banners hung out of dorm windows all over campus. but it wasn't a lot of money to be made in south africa, not really. and the value of billions in china is more important the precious value of free expression in the nba freeze they cherished? next time, when they try to virtue signal civil rights, we are going to ask them why when they had the chance to stand for universal values of free speech, free exercise of religion, free assembly, they decided to cave to the communists. that is the angle. joining me now reaction, is victor davis hanson, senior fellow at the hoover institution. victor, is there go

long live the great communist party of china. may their autumn harvest be bountiful. we good now, china? david: i love sarcasm. >> this represents, trey and matt represent that american sense of defiance. that's americanism, defiance. not obedience to some overwhelming authority. i tell you, that's why i'm not scared of china in the one bit. any country that doesn't protect freedom of speech, doesn't protect those rights to -- they are doomed from the start. that's why we shouldn't fear any authoritarian society. >> i agree, jonathan. what might have happened if the nba had said you know what, this is one person's opinion, we are standing behind him and the chinese decided just to take them off the air, no nba games in china. who suffers from that? the chinese consumer. and maybe the government would have heard about that. as they might about the "south park" episode. david: i think they will hear an earful about not having "south park." if they have any input at all. god bless "south park." >> that's a good show. david: the best. we can all agree on that. >>> presiden

the communist party of china doesn't necessarily give you a full report. they do put out numbers, though, and on monday, we'll see the pmi reading. this is an important gauge of manufacturing. when our pmi disciplined earlier this week, it crushed our averages it doesn't know how much they filled with their own figures and, meaning it's a good way to detect some trends, even if the absolute numbers become dubious. i'm betting the chinese pmi will be as bad as the communist party lets it be, which will probably not be so good this is extra important, because it sets the stage for the trade talks on thursday, okay? part of today's rally can be traced back to larry kudlow on another network. he's the president's chief economic adviser, who said that there might be some good things coming out of these negotiations he just said it, like that the market exploded. now, personally, after doing our homework, i'm a little more circumspect. sure, the chinese might buy some commodities from us. a show of good faith but the president's over that. he wants real structura

officials and their pensions to fund the communist party of china.d have to find coast signatories for the big, but it is a reminder the push to reduce investment in chinese equities is still in focus. the white house and trump administration are discussing these issues, this after sanctioning that eight companies over human rights abuses. in focusstill firmly for lawmakers in washington. >> how much are these issues in focus when it comes to the communist party plenum this week? of thegathering of 200 most powerful communist party officials in beijing runs from the beginning of this week through thursday. we believe the emphasis will be on politics, rather than the trade war and economics, but those issues will come up inevitably because they are linked. we hear that president xi jinping will be pushing for greater control of the communist party in all aspects of society, ensuring the comments party is strengthened and "rejuvenated." jinping willent xi be the focus, the politics and role of the common's party and strengthening the role of the commun

of hong kong on tuesday. meanwhile, china has celebrated 70 years of communist party rule.onward march. welcome back to hong kong, where the police have been defending their action after shooting an 18—year—old protester. this was the first incident in which a protester has been injured by live ammunition, and not surprisingly, that is dominating the newspapers here in hong kong. let me start with apple's daily, which has the picture of that exact moment where the police officer is pointing a gun at the protester and the fact is only 18 is in the headline. also, the paper talking about 180 arrest, which is the biggest number of arrest in one day. meanwhile, the south china morning post has a bit of a different take with the picture of that celebration in china, with the picture of president xijinping. i also in china, with the picture of president xi jinping. i also want to show you this paid advertisement wraparound which has the national anthem of the people's republic of china. yesterday as well the newspaper had a similar paid advertisement which had the congratulatory

china's magnificent achievement. the most fundamental one is that i was swerving but here it is to the leadership of the chinese communist party. a.b.c. reporter sophie mcneill asked the ambassador about china's treatment of the weak years why is the communist party doing this now it's a training. and education center to help people who have affected by radical idea ideology to that interview it is myself i am free to return to them what i need maintain gratian why this is to happen to to find the jobs what do you do how to make a better living they have jobs or is it just because they're muslim no no no. no after the a.b.c. in australia 1st showed this program the chinese embassy in canberra posted this statement on its website heavily criticizing it and calling it biased it made its own justification for adopting what it called a series of counter-terrorism and d. radicalization measures and referred users to 3 of its own more positive reports about xinjiang. the endgame in my opinion is very clear. the long term survival and rule of the communist party. this is being achieved by achieving complete ideological control over e

communist party cheese roll at the top of the communist party. the extent to which the communist party has built a strong prosperous internationally respected country and where is the communist party at the moment oh china is facing on president of the economic issues a lot of the international criticism a trade war and hong kong's protest to boot. yeah there are a lot of challenges i wouldn't overstate the economic issues economy still growing somewhere in the range of 6 percent which for a major country that's been going through 4 decades of uninterrupted economic growth is still an impressive figure people's incomes will still double in 1314 years if the type of growth rates and the trade more with the united states is a headwind but it actually feeds nationalist sentiment and the way she has played it i think has been playing to his strengths in the party strengths and reminding people that it's a hostile world out there and that chinese people need the communist party to stand by them and defend their interests so. well so headwinds of the biggest and the biggest challenge to she of course is hong kong and she's enemies of the leader at the at the top of leadership in china will be watching how he

years ago this week china started down the path of communist rule over the past 2 decades china has emerged or rather reemerge as the leading world power rivaling the us the communist party can write but we claim a string of stunning successes but challenges remain what's next for china's extraordinary revolution. welcome back scientific journal that specializes in arms control has withdrawn a study that casts doubt on claims the syrian government was behind a chemical attack in 2017 the author of the report a retired mit professor told the roughly video agency damascus was not responsible for the alleged strike this article that my colleagues and i are publishing has come under attack and a very interesting thing about this attack is that nobody who has any technical expertise has provided any criticisms at all the criticisms are all from people who have no nicol expertise and the criticisms have to do with strange arguments for example i was accused of being. biased toward the assad regime well i'm not biased toward the assad regime i just think that we ought to understand what happened here professor postals article pointed out inconsistency is in the official version

the streets and a charlotte one of protest planning for today the national day 70 years of the communist party in china. it is what he expects it for and these protests will continue late in city evening we've been hearing from people today that they've been building for this a number of people saying that they wanted to save their energy for this day today to come out to the reason being they want to show that defines to authorities in china there is a sense that they do want to have a shot or perhaps even up stage and embarrass the chinese the authorities here are celebrating the anniversary of the founding of the people's republic of china today there is some confounding this could become a new violence police issuing their own warning thank that they fear that some of the more hard core elements of this protest may take action that they have described as being close to terrorism what we have seen is the number of small number of people who are already gathered here with the full face mask in their helmets appearing to be prepared for yet another night of clashes up until now that i have been largel

ago this week china started down the path of communist rule over the past 2 decades china has emerged or rather really emerged as a leading world power rivaling the us the communist party can rightly claim a string of stunning successes but challenges remain what's next for china's extraordinary revolution. going on the ground is off to crown prince mohammed bin solomon admits his country washington post john this jamal khashoggi one year ago today the u.s. and britain continue to sell billions of dollars of weapons to saudi arabia coming up in the show iran's ambassador to the united nations fights back against nato nations accusations that its drone attacks saudi arabia causing oil prices to spike 5 percent and he warns britain against following the united states into all out war with the islamic republic on the 150th anniversary of his birth what would former british detainee make of the current. simmering between india and pakistan over kashmir the united nations former general indian. and as a sex scandal hits a conservative conference and says its final day tories attack germany corporate sponsors scrap welfare changes accused of killing 17000 people we speak to

s relationship with china on thursday mike pence accuse the league of quote acting like a wholly owned subsidiary of china's communist party if all of the controversy over a tweet by the general manager of the houston rockets daryl morey in support of the pro-democracy protests in hong kong ever since that tweet the league has tried to distance itself from one's comments even still chinese partners have cut ties with the we spent says organizations like the n.b.a. and sports where firms nike shouldn't kowtow to the chinese nike stores in china actually removed their houston rockets merchandise from their shelves to join the chinese government in protest against the. rockets general manager 7 were tweet which read fight for freedom stand with hong kong. and some of the n.b.a.'s biggest players and owners who routinely exercise their freedom to criticize this country. lose their voices. when it comes to the freedom and rights of the people of china meanwhile the man in charge of world football has dismissed concerns over human rights after china were named host of the new club world cup fever president jonny infant tino is i

s relationship with china on thursday mike pence accuse the league of quote acting like a wholly owned subsidiary of china's communist party if all of the controversy over a tweet by the general manager of the houston rockets daryl morey in support of the pro-democracy protests in hong kong ever since that tweet the league has tried to distance itself from one of these comments even still chinese partners have cut ties with the week and says organizations like the n.b.a. and sports where firms nike shouldn't kowtow to the chinese nike stores in china actually removed their houston rockets merchandise from their shelves. to join the chinese government in protest against the. rockets general manager 7 were tweet which read fight for freedom stand with hong kong. and some of the n.b.a.'s biggest players and owners who routinely exercise their freedom to criticize this country. lose their voices. when it comes to the freedom and rights of the people of china. meanwhile the man in charge of world football has dismissed concerns over human rights after china were named host of the new club world cup fever president jonny infant