labs as a fertile background for the transfer of sensitive research back to china and for spreading false narratives favorable to the chinese communist party. what's particularly alarming, and we've seen enormous evidence of this recently, is that it sees chinese ex-pats, especially students and academics as essential assets in those state run efforts. let me be clear, 363,000 chinese students in american universities, all paying 100 cents on the dollar, full tuition, most of them great, great students. and my concern is not with the vast majority of these students who come here with the opportunity to learn and also benefit our country and the world at large. but my concern is what has changed in the last three years, last five years with these students, america is not by any means as open and immigrant friendly as it used to be. there are, obviously, china is a much more attractive place to go back to for students. but the third and most damaging and potentially devastating is that the chinese spy service is increasingly are threatening families of students who are doing advanced research not only america, but in the west, threatening th

normal number of troops and you put in and the communist party focused on expanding by the end of the war the communist party had about a 1000000 men on that ho. the communist party of china received an enormous absolutely enormous amount of military hardware from the soviet union. china's civil war was not of the grand narrative. with mao c.c.p. bolstered by the soviet union and the kang and t. led by general chiang kai shek drawing its support from the united states. the u. s. was investing a lot in china and they were very much betty all their relations with generally so much on page 6 region as well as the jones family and after the end of the 2nd world war i seeing the united states made the wrong bet. the k m t it lost the bass of the china and embarked on a great retreat to the island of taiwan word established the republic of china that . on october 1st $949.00 would declare the mainland the people's republic of china signaling had another shift away from the failed old order and the end of what many chinese saw a century of humiliation. the chinese communist party under mao for the 1st time had a very deep or mobilisation of the whole chinese society for a politi

and with the nation communist party of china. so what more will it take with business as usual. and when it's too late. and then to respond cannot be wished away with a few words of concern. and this was genocidal intent. thank you. [applause]

and with the nation communist party of china. so what more will it take with business as usual. and when it's too late. and then to respond cannot be wished away with a few words of concern. and this was genocidal intent. thank you. [applause] trump'so you evaluate policy toward ccp on human rights issues? what about the human rights bill. what are your thoughts. >> i get this question often. i have learned to pay attention to trump and what his administration does and what he the in public areas secretary of state mentioned the in the public at least 20 times in the past month. everyone from the senior leadership level, we saw powerful messages and people speaking of an unprecedented levels. i don't focus too much on what president trump says and does. bill, the united states congress has been supportive the past two years, specifically under the leadership of senators rubio and representative christopher smith. the current bill has a good chance because as you look at and the enthusiasm and genuine interest to get this bill passed it is a matter of time. i think the u.s. congre

foreign company may encrypt data, so it can't be read by the chinese central government and communist party of chinasinesses are required to turn over the encryption keys. are these new rules china put in place basically negating opportunity for the u.s. to protect its ip? >> we'll see. there is a large ip chapter in this deal and forced technology transfer chapter in this deal. i don't think we know enough about the new chinese rules. we'll have to look at that. by the way if they do violate we will take action. that is part of the enforcement mechanism in the deal. look, to take a look what is actually there, in the intellectual property theft chapter, counterfeiting, stealing tradeable goods, that is going to be front and center. there is a whole process now where if you go out and you start stealing goods, or counterfeiting goods, that's going to come under an enforced process. multistages, individual companies, this is for first time, our individual companies in america, they will go to american staff at the embassy and then the two will come together. we'll do deputy level and principal level.

characteristics can you talk about what it is like to be an intelligent service operating under the communist party of chinalects what is distinct of its bureaucratic incentives as well as incentives of democratic systems? >> there are two that come directly out of the research if you read the news what is taking place in hong kong for the spokesperson of the ministry of affairs they have painted all the disturbances coming from the united states and we often attribute this to some sort of paranoia but it is a logical outgrowth the chinese communist party says it has unique grasp of historical trend the theory gives unique policy insight to craft policies that are scientifically adapted to the trends of the times and that if something goes wrong it wasn't the analysis but somebody must have done something. so that creates a drive to ask paranoid questions the difference is not what is taking place but where is the interference happening and they are searching for a piece of evidence that may or may not exist and may not have the willingness to pass that up the chain. we had good sources they say nothing lik

there was some vandalism at the high court and some graffiti at the bank of china tower behind me, disparaging the communist party of china and the local police. there was also vandalism further down queens road and kings road here on the island in causeway bay. other than that, hundreds of thousands of people turned out of all generations, the kids, the parents, and the grandparents. they are saying they understand their pursuit of greater civil liberties or the preservation of their civil liberties in hong kong. they don't necessarily condone the violence, but that is where we turn the page, perhaps. while there have been radical elements, vandalizing yesterday, the most part anywhere between hundred 83,000, that is the police estimate, and 800,000, the organizers' estimate, turned out for mostly peaceful demonstrations. the question is, will this end? pro-democracy lawmakers that we showspoken to say this that the pressure is on carrie lam to concede on some of their demands. matt: thanks very much for that. youssef, let's get over to you in saudi arabia, releasing their budget today. can we expect? -- what ca

so what is it like to be an intelligent service operating under the communist party of china cracks and how it's bureaucratic with modern democratic systems quick. >> i think there are two that i can speak to that come directly out of the research from this book. the first is if you read the news of what is taking place in hong kong with the chinese press and what they say about it or the spokesperson for the ministry of affairs. they have painted all the disturbances is coming from the united states we attribute this to paranoia but it's logical outgrowth of the system the chinese communist party has unique grasp of historical trends that gives unique policy insight to craft policies that are scientifically adapted to the trends at the time. and if something goes wrong then it wasn't the theory or science or analysis, somebody must have done something. so that mentality creates a drive on the intelligence services to ask paranoid questions. but the difference is not a question of what is taking place but where is the interference happening cracks who is interfering quicksand they are s

of a deal with china. china is notorious, the communist party of china is notorious for cheating and lying and reneging on commitments. for the first time, when we see, when a company believes that its intellectual property is stolen or china is not living up to one part of this agreement, they don't have to go to china as they used to. they go to the u.s. trade representative for filing their complaint. then we have a fast track arbitration system to resolve the complaint so we're not tied up for several years while the company goes bankrupt while it's being ripped off by the chinese. this is an ongoing problem. look, this does not solve all the problems, never will, because we are dealing with a regime that is intent on destroying american companies, so let's be clear here, this is a great deal but don't lull yourself into believing that now we have solved our problem with china. china is always going to be a problem. the communist party of china is going to be a problem. stuart: let's look forward into next year because treasury secretary mnuchin has said look, phase two, discussed about phase two, it b

of so. now china is condemning a u.s. bill that threatened sanctions against senior communist party officials because of their treatment of reagan muslims hundreds of thousands have been detained as part of a crackdown in the northwestern region of the bill passed by the u.s. congress is the closure of detention camps and it names members of communist party who washington says are responsible for abuses well let's speak now to adrian brown andrews in hong kong adrian what are we hearing from officials in beijing and i know this isn't the only u.s. bill that they're unhappy about. yes that's right as predicted we've had a fierce and swift response from the chinese foreign ministry they have called this bill malicious they say that the united states is wantonly smearing china's efforts to try to combat the terrorism problem that it says it has in the far western province of shouldn't jangan its warning of on specified retaliation now why is this so sensitive for china well changing lies at the heart of president xi jinping zambia one belt one road project and for that project to work shouldn't jang has to work in china says

of government reaction to china's campaign of genocide. first of all, is that china itself has massive economic might and the chinese communist party has spentthe last 15 years, perhaps 10 years, waving campaigns to turn that economic power into geopolitical power, the most obvious manifestation of this is xi jinping's foreign policy the belgian road as they presented an economic initiative, but is in fact, more importantly, a heavy geopolitical initiative to make many governments around the world economically dependent on china and to turn that leverage into political leverage. that has been-- china has leveraged that in this specific case. the question has frequently been asked, why are the governments of muslim majority countries not speaking out about this? it's not because they hate their own people, it's because those countries, an in particular are particularically dependent upon china for investment, for trade, for loans, et cetera. this was i would say the most important difference between this campaign of cultural genocide and say, myanmar's in which they actually did kill, one number i've seen is 24,000 people and hundreds of thou

his arrest in 2014 was seen as a sign of a crackdown by china's communist party sense then reports of so-called reeducation camps have surfaced ex prisoners speak of torture forced labor and mass rape around 1000000 we girls are thought to be detained in these camps the last time our family members heard about my father it was 2007. that was also when the concentration camp started. our family members who are no longer able to visit him and we don't know if he still had held in the same prison or if we're we don't even know he's still alive. and so the winner of this year's sachar off prize may not even know about his award. the united nations is rich countries to do more to tackle the your worldwide refugee crisis speaking at the 1st global refugee forum in geneva u.n. secretary general antonio good terrorists criticized what he called a hostile political environment for threatening asylum seekers an example of this can be seen in the west african country of nisha with the recent increase in the number of irregular migrants are traveling from africa to europe the e.u. closed down som

cover up by the face of the government to allow discussion of it it was that china just moved in a very decisive way. the chinese communist party would move on from the chin in the square nightmare. nary a massacre in the ceremonies and monuments marking the 40th anniversary of the people's republic of china. the protests were grossly out of history as history was being made. 5 months after the time when they changed the berlin wall was torn down. the 1st folding the bricks of the crumbling soviet empire. leaving china as continues and stand out stands at their. often any night he realized a kind of lost meant it right the whole world is not going to like us especially the west is not going like us so he decided it much to survive you better be hiding yourself be careful be humble to wait for your right time my to grow up to just make money quitely. this new approach was taken from classic confucian boat and cold one young quite high brightness nourished obscurity for the chinese leader dunks helping the man who spearheaded china's reform era economic progress had to continue but away from the limelight downward himself withdre

from the people's daily it's an official newspaper of china's communist party it makes the case that these shutdowns and india during protests mean quote that shutting down the internet in a state of emergency should be standard practice for sovereign countries and you know india is not the only offender we've seen many countries now shutting down the internet during protests it's gone up worldwide but perhaps setting an example for other countries already w. reporter called last minute monitoring all of that forest thank you so much. well 2 german 4 will now buttoned down to the bare bones amid building a full would help to make up the back line as well spokane prowling for points the midfielder in question have you martinez was forced to limp open the 1st half to and out of sorts jerome but saying his replacement at the back parlor on top throughout her fully could see me almost scoring with that stunning strike in the 51st minute couldn't cast deals with a direct killer save to keep things level. another example of defensive heroics or jerome roussel olympic chalmers miller's pock

this is actually from a chinese newspaper the people's daily it's an official newspaper of china's communist party it's making the case as you can see that these shutdowns during protests mean quote that shutting down the internet in a state of emergency should be standard practice for sovereign countries that being written only just a few days ago india of course not the only offender the number of shutdowns worldwide has been increasing but all eyes right now in india already w. reporting calling us and bringing us those latest developments thank you so much. suppose now on some football news a 2nd place gladbach needed a win against had to bend to keep them level on points with illegally is but they found the going tough in the german capital they only managed to nil nil draw against the team led by former usa coach. pat the but in season has brightened up of late they were looking to spoil blackbox christmas with a 3rd straight victory to pulling his best 1st off chance came from a free kick when this counterattack ended in a foul on davies ok i made what move and stepped up. his effort crashe

place expert -- export control and technologies that provide the ability of the communist party to monitor uighurs in western china or protesters in hong kong. so we have a -- so we have looked that additional restrictions around technology including facial recognition software, currently being used to increase mass surveillance efforts. a career in telecom before i got into politics, we need to get very serious, very quickly, because we are behind in securing our telecommunications networks when it comes to 5g. for those who are not telecom inds, 5g is the equivalent the old days of moving from radio to television. it will have that much of a transformative effect on our economy, as virtually all of the internet of things or devices arrive on a 5g network. so far the u.s. has failed to find that consensus with our international allies on how we ,eal with a company like huawei that is beholden to the commonest party of china rather than shareholders or management. for too long we have tried to point out, our friendly nations around the world say, show me the back door, that is not the issue. the issue is, if you b

in 2001 china joined the world trade organization the body responsible for regulating global free trade. if you set a new leader who would take charge of the chinese communist party. taking office with echoes of dung shopping's appeal to high brightness and nourish obscurity to keep china's quick rise from being seen as a gathering threat. there were rising. china growing power. so i think we didn't house advisers policy advisors the studied the rise and fall of great powers didn't learn some lessons so they realize the rise of new great powers my generated instability in the international system maybe even conflicts so they try to figure out how to avoid is that kind of confrontation with the established power. china begins to usurp the place of the united states and japan as a trade nation and becomes the major trading partner of all of the countries in this region is that it was the context how would you know how and his out of vi there is proposed the idea of peaceful rise but later on they realized he would be used for rise was a little be threatening because if you rise others must be crying right so they live further change the slogan from peaceful rise to

china has condemned a u.s. bill which adds the closure of will get attention camps and the northwestern region of sudan and threaten sanctions against senior communist party officials that washington says are responsible for aging brown has more from hong kong. a foreign ministry spokeswoman has accused the united states of wantonly smearing china's efforts to try to combat terrorism and extremism in the far western province of shinji i get calls this bill malicious and the language has been growing stronger throughout the day and the reason why china is so annoyed of course is that what has now happened in many ways represents a defining moment for we good people this is in a sense a moment they've been waiting years for because their plight has now become a foreign policy priority for the united states. the committee holding the impeachment inquiry into u.s. president donald trump has laid out what it says is overwhelming evidence of misconduct in office the 300 page impeachment report says the us president used his power to seek help from ukraine's president to help his reelection bid how these are castro has more from capitol hill the house intelligen

his arrest in 2014 was seen as a sign of a crackdown by china's communist party sense then reports of so-called re-education camps have surfaced x. prisoners speak of torture forced labor and mass rape around 1000000 weekers are thought to be detained in these camps. was aware of these sakharov crimes on her father's behalf today the there were you spoke to her head of the ceremony. when was the last time you heard from your father do you have any idea how he's doing now. the last time i saw my father in person with was 2013 and the last time i talked to my father was 2014 the last time i heard my father was to the other 17 which was also the last time my family was able to visit him and that was also the time when the so-called radio station exploded. unfortunately i do not know how my father is doing i do not know if he is still being locked up in the same prison i don't know if he is doing ok physically mentally i don't even know if he is still alive so your father who told you was a ward of the cycle of prospero the european parliament sends a strong message of solidarity but will

foreign company mayen crypt data so it can't be read by the chinese central government and communist party of chinaturn over endescriptioen cryptkeys. so why do a deal if there's no opportunity to protect our intellectual property. on usmca, we're told an agreement on passage has been reached. you heard it here first because i talked about this on thanksgiving. what's your reaction to this and do you believe that we will see nancy pelosi bring it to the floor this week? >> i sure hope so. it would be fantastic. i don't know if it's going of to happen this week or if it's something that might happen next week. it's something that really has to get done right away. the deal is a huge win for president trump but more importantly it's a big win for the american worker. it's an important win for the u.s. economy. that's something that made a lot of people speak out with their frustration to nancy pelosi, is despite the fact that she dislikes president trump, that she wants to do anything in her power to make sure he doesn't get re-elected including this impeachment, to hold back on wins for the u.s. eco

this is not only about the uyghur but the nature of the communist party in china . it is about who we are as a free people and the civilization. nobody can say we did not know . what more will it take for companies and governments to end business as usual in china? will it take mass killings for the world to take decisive action when it's too late ? your response will be addressed with a few words of concern as in the past. this is a genocidal intent in black and white on our watch. thank you. [applause] >> adrian, while i turn to answer these questions i know you've done some recent analysis about the actual infrastructure behind the camps, how many camps are we talking about ? in your assessment? >> the classified document about the management of the camps and the establishment of a administrative infrastructure and vocational training center management in every county administrative unit regardless whether uyghur minority or majority. and based on other evidence, i would put my first estimate from 2018 for which we now have more data points that on average at lea

rad call the left of the dem -- radical left of the democratic party, joe biden's economic advisers and the leaders of the chinese communist party in chinas showing, he doesn't need any of them, right? he is delivering for working class people. this economy, i've got to tell you, if capital expenditure kicks in -- and you've got to remember, he's doing this with a fed that has been tight, been tightening on the balance sheet. maria: yeah. >> so he's doing this in front of big headwinds from the fed. quantitative tightening has been huge in his administration until recently. they took about a trillion dollars occupant of the market -- out of the market. this shows you what his strategy is coming together -- maria: 30 seconds left. just assess the field for us, because bloomberg is now in. you call that -- >> hillary clinton, you saw howard stern, she's waiting for her hot to say i'm going to save the democratic party. michael bloomberg is a liberal or moderate republican, he's not a democrat. she's going to come in. this whole thing's going to come down to super tuesday. i don't think anybody can win it right now in the primary process. b

his arrest in 2014 was seen as a sign of a crackdown by china's communist party since then reports of so-called reeducation camps have surfaced x. prisoners speak of torture forced labor and mass rape around 1000000 we girls are thought to be detained in these camps the last time our family members heard about my father it was 2017. that was also when the concentration camps started. our family members are no longer able to visit him and we don't know if he still had held in the same prison room if we we don't even know he's still alive. and so the winner of this year's secor off prize may not even know about his award. well we just saw totally there the daughter of that sucker prize recipient as she spoke to us more about the award and what it means for her father. when was the last time you heard from your father do you have any idea how he's doing now. the last time i saw my father in person with was 2013 and the last time i talked to my father was 2014 the last time i heard my father was to the other 71 which was also the last time my family was able to visit him and that was also

his arrest in 2014 was seen as a sign of a crackdown by china's communist party sense then reports of so-called reeducation camps have surfaced x. prisoners speak of torture forced labor and mass rape around 1000000 we girls are thought to be detained in these camps the last time our family members heard about my father it was 2000. that was also when the concentration camps started. our family members are no longer able to visit him and we don't know if he still had health in the same prison if we we don't even know he is still alive. and so the winner of this year's secor off prize may not even know about his award. right now here are some of the other stories you need to know about protesters have gathered once again in india's capital delhi to challenge a new citizenship wall along provides a path to indian citizenship for non muslim migrants only the country's supreme court has turned down a motion to stop the implementation of that. china has unveiled the 1st aircraft carrier built completely in china president xi jinping took part in the commissioning ceremony of the shandong t

his arrest in 2014 was seen as a sign of a crackdown by china's communist party sense then reports of so-called reeducation camps have surfaced x. prisoners speak of torture forced labor and mass rape around 1000000 weekers are thought to be detained in these camps the last time our family members heard about my father it was 2007. that was also when the concentration camp started. our family members who are no longer able to visit him and we don't know if he still had in the same prison room if we we don't even know who is still alive. and so the winner of this year's sachar off prize may not even know about his award. right sports now and in the bundesliga leipsic and dortmund drew $33.00 and $1.00 of the season's most entertaining matches so far the result gives leipsic a 3 point lead at the top of the table. you know goldman called this a title 6.0 the problem he'd never won in dortmund as a coach true to form the hosts dominated the early running and they didn't sound show shot was blocks the reprise was certainly temporary you'll be inveigled his right foot soldier that. if i go

his arrest in 2014 was seen as a sign of a crackdown by china's communist party sense then reports of so-called reeducation camps have surfaced x. prisoners speak of torture forced labor and mass rape around 1000000 weekers are thought to be detained in these camps the last time our family members heard about my father it was 2007. that was also when the concentration camp started. our family members who are no longer able to visit him and we don't know if he still had help in the same prison or if would we don't even know who is still alive . and so the winner of this year's secor off prize may not even know about his award. well here in germany chance uncle america's government aims to ban what is known as gay conversion therapy for minors the government says the practice which purports to make gay people street has no scientific basis and often causes psychological harm now the cabinet has approved the legislation it must now be passed by parliament before it can go into law. by banning conversion therapy germany's health minister says he wants to protect young people the law says