have at this conference on the most important subject which is the people'srepublic of china and the communist party of china to look at the problems there . and i'd like to first introduce our panelists including myself. doctor michael pillsbury is one of the foremost china experts in the world. he's currently a senior fellow and director of the chinese strategy at the hudson institution. he's a distinguished defense and policy advisor, former high-ranking governorofficial and author of numerous books and reports on china . i can tell you definitively that mike has really changed the us military's thinking back some number of years ago he was sent to china to collect chinese military writings and he was the first american official who revealed that what the chinese were telling themselves militarily behind the scenes was quite different than what they were saying in public about how they wanted to be friends with the world and it really had a tremendous impact on understanding the militaries view of the people's republic ofchina . his book is a landmark book. his most recent mark is focused hundred

there have been viruses right in front of me china's criminal prosecutors are behind me and i'm not afraid of death do you think i'm afraid of you communist party of china or well. chang she should wear disappeared in february and was only seen again by friends in september. fung been another reporter remains missing he had released secret videos of corona virus victims. she. reporters without borders has documented coronavirus coverage restrictions in nearly half of all u.n. member states those who are jailed are at risk of infection. al jazeera journalist mohammad more near died in july from coronavirus after being arrested in egypt as the reporter. jailed for documenting corruption in saudi arabia. in germany journalists have been attacked by protesters while covering coronavirus deny all rallies the deliberate targeting of the press has worried the united nations human rights commission. across the world called in 1000 it's also been instrumental lies to limit people's rights to speak to express opinion and to participate in making decisions that affect their lives in the russian federation china kosovo many other countries i know of report

convinced this was the tipping point where china was bound to fall and go through some form of soft revolution that would see the authority of the communist partythe time because china shut down wuhan, nine, ten, 11 million people in it. and now the model of how china works is quite sellable, notjust in china, but outside, whereas the western model of how we've handled coronavirus, less so. the challenge for china .2 is that china and chinese state—owned businesses carry large amounts of debt, and whether it's sustainable globally in a competitive market is a very important question. and if they start to falter or. ..or lose the plot or go wrong, then there are consequences and so that growth isn't as easy to deliver as has been the case. and, in fact, one of the reasons why china looked outwards towards central asia and elsewhere along the belt and road initiative wasn't about china trying to explore new alliances, and it was about displacing excess infrastructure and displacing excess load that already existed because there were already too many bridges in sichuan province, as the governor of sichuan had said, and tried to find new ways, new

overstretched hospitals in which is right in front of me or china's criminal prosecutors are behind me i'm not afraid of death do you think i'm afraid of you communist party of china or. chang she should wear disappeared in february and was only seen again by friends in september fung been another reporter remains missing he had released secret videos of coronavirus victims. she. reporters without borders has documented coronavirus coverage restrictions in nearly half of all u.n. member states those who are jailed are at risk of infection. al jazeera journalist mohammad more near died in july from coronavirus after being arrested in egypt as did reporters. jailed for documenting corruption in saudi arabia the deliberate targeting of the press has worried the united nations human rights commission all across the world called 1000 is also being instrumental lies to limit people's rights to speak to express opinion and to participate in making decisions that affect their lives in the russian federation china kosovo many other countries i know it reports of threats and intimidation against journalist brokers and civic activist but at the local level with the

but i think if you actually look at those speeches that she shouldn't think gives or the communist party of china i would i would really challenge you to find anything that bet is talking about this premise sea of capital over the communist party. is ridiculous i think and the idea that there isn't some basic liberties in china let me say what i have a friend right i know somebody who works at c.c.t.v. who is the biggest trump supporter in the world ever mcgregor you know i have another editor that i that i work with as he did jim it's a fan of connelly's or rice george bush and boris johnson they have more free speech and freedom of thought in china than you can even imagine in the american media and that is particularly part of what makes them so successful. they literally shut down t.v. channels when they show different time for rallies and statements they can't use different social media channels they have book burning and they go into hong kong and disappear people who in any way are running somewhere they are so i know it's an internet i never see what why is that here or there i mean what

which hundreds of viruses right in front of me are china's criminal prosecutors are behind me i'm not afraid of death do you think i'm afraid of you communist party of china or pas going well. chang she should wear disappeared in february and was only seen again by friends in september fung been another reporter remains missing he had released secret videos of corona virus victims. she. reporters without borders has documented coronavirus coverage restrictions in nearly half of all u.n. member states those who are jailed are at risk of infection. al jazeera journalist mohammad more near died in july from coronavirus after being arrested in egypt as did reporters. jailed for documenting corruption in saudi arabia the deliberate targeting of the press has worried the united nations human rights commission all across the world called 1000 is also being instrumental lies to limit people's rights to speak to express opinion and to participate in making decisions that affect their lives in the russian federation china kosovo many other countries i know of reports of threats and intimidation against journalists brokers and civic activist particularly at

of hollywood and the media companies which extends all the way to the reporters in the white house briefing room in closer alignment in many cases financially with china and beijing and the communist party of china then they do with the united states and the interest of the nation. it's amazing to imagine. it's almost inconceivable to imagine that a government is a minor influence on corporate america to the degree that it is. the only countervailing influence on such power and that is regulation and the ability for the markets and actors within it which hasn't been done for a very long time. microsoft was a failed antitrust action but nonetheless the last one that was ever even attempted. the nation absolutely depends on it. maybe you can clarify some of the confusion i have that when i started farming on the farm house my great-grandmother built i thought we were getting pretty good credit rates at 14%. anytime i would buy a bag it would be two dollars and i would go in and see six or seven prices had been crossed out. 210, 220, 230. so that is how. but now essentially people are purchasing homes at three, 3.25, 3.50. middle-class citizen that isn't familiar if you count into the calc

millions of dollars that directly to the communist party of china went to joe biden's family.ot because they're capable businessmen, they are certainly not, his brother jimmy biden is one business success appears to have been running at a nightclu in delaware that went under. they were cut in on the world's most lucrative deal for one reason. because joe biden was a powerfu government official willing to leverage his power on behalf of his family. if that's not a crime, it's ver close to a crime. and it is certainly something every person voting should know about. the biden's didn't do this once they did it for decades. the question is how do they get away with it for so long. he asked joe biden's brother, that question directly. to his credit, he answered that question honestly. watch. >> i remember looking at jim biden and saying how are you guys getting away with this, aren't you concerned and he looked at me and he laughed a little bit and said plausible deniability. >> he said that out loud? get yes, he said it direct me t me at the peninsula hotel. >> plausible deniabili

night, one of the weirdest things that have happened in a while, but telling come of the communist party of chinaensored a very specific section of a tv broadcast of the vp debate. we will show you what it was after the break. >> china is to blame for their president trump is not happy about it. he makes it n clear every day. china and the world health organization did not play straight with the american people. >> tucker: that was a clip from last nights debate. if you are in china, you weren't able to see it. kamala harris' comments on china were not censored. what is that telling you? gordon chang is the author of the book "the coming collapse of china." thank you for coming on. why would china censor that and what should we infer from it? >> a couple of things, tucker. we know that china has devoted enormous emphasis on controlling the narrative on the coronavirus. when it put together its task force january 26th, they were nine people on the task force.nl only one was a public health official. all of them were party hacks and propaganda officialsan bear that says very much where beijing was

so last night, the communist party of china censored a very specific section of the tv broadcast of theday. we will show you what it was after the break. >> china is to blame for their coronavirus. and president trump is not happy about it, he's made it clear, it made it clear again today. and the world health organization in china don't play straight with the american people. >> tucker: if that was a clip from last nights debate but if you are in china you didn't get to see it. what does that tell you? gordon chang is the author of the book "the coming collapse of china. gordon, thanks for coming on. why would china censor that and what should we infer from it? >> a couple of things. first of all we know that china has devoted an enormous emphasis on controlling the narrative on the coronavirus. when it put together its task force on generate 26, there were nine people on the task force and only one was a public health official. all the rest of them were party hacks or propaganda officials and that says very much about where beijing was going. where a what vice president pence did yest

interest not only of hollywood and media companies extending to those reporters sitting in the white house briefing room have a closer alignment financially with china and the communist party of china and with the united states in the interest of this nation. and it is almost inconceivable that the united states government is a minor influence on corporate america to the degree that it is. it's like gnats swimming a very large animal that is indifferent. that is trying to introduce that along with william bar with a counter in travailing influence and that is regulation and the ability to define markets and the actors within it which is not been done for a very long time you have to go back to microsoft and that failed antitrust action but nonetheless the last one attempted. after this election i thank you will see a highly energetic donald trump administration taking on these critically important issues because the nation depends on it. absolutely depends on it. host: you focus on the federal reserve and interest rates maybe you could clarify some of the confusion that i have when we say the farmhouse my great-grandmother built i that we were getting good credit rates in

church to join washington in denouncing violations of religious freedom in china. 2 years ago the hooli sea reached an agreement with the chinese communist party hoping to help china's catholics yet the china's communist participle use of the faithful has only gotten worse the vatican undangerous its moral authority should renew the deal. pump air was referring to a 2800 deal in which the catholic church agreed to recognize several bishops backed by beijing it was seen as a 1st step in risk. relations between the vatican and china which were severed back in 1951 in response to criticism from the u.s.

millions of dollars went directly to the communist party of china, went to joe biden's family.ecause they are capable businessmen, they are certainly not. his brother jimmy biden appears to have been running a night club in delaware, that went under. they were cut in on the world's most lucrative business deals, massive infrastructure deals in countries around the world for one reason, because joe biden was a powerful government official willing to leverage his power on behalf of his family. if that's not a crime, it's very close to a crime and it's certainly something that every person voting should know about. the bidens didn't do this once, they did it for decades. the question is how did they get away with it for so long? tony bobulinski asked joe biden's brother directly and he answered that question honestly, watch. >> i remember looking at jim biden and saying how are you guys getting away with this? aren't you concerned? and he looked at me and laughed a little bit and said "plausible deniability." >> tucker: he said that out loud? >> he said it directly to me one-on-on

directly from the communist party of china.ationals are heading up facebook's in-house censorship. at that story broke just minutes ago. we will speak to the man who broke it, just ahead ♪ >> tucker: new reporting broke just moments ago that redefines what we know about the crackdown now underway by big tech on our freedom of speech. facebook, the, company, operate something called the hate speech engineering team. how do they know how temp sensor hate speech? at least half a dozen members of the in-house team are in fact chinese nationals in this country on visas. they are in charge of developing algorithms that censor what you think and what you post on facebook. if they have been very active in the past few days. this is a remarkable story, we are pleased to be joined by the man who broke it. he joinsed us with the details. thanks for coming out tonight. if this is the kind of thing -- if i saw it online, i'm not sure i would believe it. you've done extensive reporting on this. >> this is thanks to a facebook insider who cam

forcing biden to enter the number one relevant question whether he has been compromised by the communist party of chinaut tj ducklow saying the campaign and the commission agreed months ago debate moderator which is the topics, the trump campaign is lying about that now because donald trump is afraid to face questions about his disastrous covid-19 response. we will hear more from donald trump at an 8 am interview with "fox and friends" today and on the campaign trail tonight, where donald trump holds another rally. todd: thank you. >> fox news contribute we are he fleischer says this is what the president should do in light of the debate changes. >> that is the only time i candidate will be muted. for the rest of the they can go back and forth with each other and as you know, a little bit less. as for foreign-policy there's one segment on the debate, a night for national security and that is the way for donald trump to get into various issues he needs to get into. jillian: you can look at the final presidential debate thursday at 6:00 pm eastern. todd: trump campaign says the president will bring up a

have the first amendment and so they were deciding what the freedom of speech is, so the communist party of china>> harris: susan li is live for us in new york city. >> some explosive exchanges between senators on both sides of the political aisle and social media ceos, some of the most powerful people in the world with their control over what millions of people read and see, especially with a few days to go before the election. g.o.p. members hammering home the concerns of conservative bias, especially president tru president trump's tweets. other world leaders call for violence and limiting the hunter bynum story. >> who elected you and put you in charge of what the media are allowed to report and what the american people are allowed to hear? >> we need to earn trust tomorrow. we realize more accountability is needed. >> despite testifying that they were not to block on twitter, putting jack dorsey on the cover this morning and arguing his statements were not true and his demands were similar to blackmail. more controversy over twitter, the border patrol says his account has been locked after p

all depends on high the social credit score and how reliable they are as supporters of the communist party of china. that is internally but they want to do that"t externally. and to also be influential are those around the world. don't be mistaken and if you think it doesn't matter think of the general manager of the houston rockets who made the mistake to criticize the chinese the way they were handling protesters in hong kongpl people trying to protect their democracy and you saw how he was canceled and the nbaan had to pace themselves to get the games broadcast against china. so it is a real problem i feel like an unpaid spokesman not even us companies but will reinforce folks to do they are coming your way in your 100 percent right. they have realized the threat not only for national security but those that were posed by china and huawei. but they are coming along to realize is not safe to have the chinese backbone in their networks. what you are seeing is a realignment there is a time there is a time with a group of 72 countries they floated between the two because that has changed. now a grou

biden to enter the number one relevant question of whether he has been compromised by the communist party of china but biden's pressing terry saying the campaign and the commission agreed months ago the debate moderator would choose the topics, the trump campaign is lying about that because donald trump is a fate afraid to face questions about his disastrous covid-19 response. things are heating up. we will hear from the president later this morning on "fox and friends" at 8 am. i'm sure he will way in and have another rally in erie, pennsylvania. >> he just doesn't stop. thanks. shannon: molly hemingway says that debate should be focused on foreign policy and the establishment won't like that. >> it is supposed to be a foreign policy debate, foreign policy, the area where the establishment hates trump more than any other area is something trump wants to focus on because he's had such a successful, unimaginably successful first term in terms of foreign policy so he would like to focus on that. that is what this debate was supposed to focus on it having a retread of the previous issues people don't

directly from the communist party of china.nese nationals are heading up facebook in-house censorship teams. that story broke just minutes ago, we will speak to the man who broke at just ahead. so really, how are you? oh well, look! that's what we're both taking right now, fanapt. you know it's really been helping me manage my schizophrenia. i used to hear these terrible voices. loser! you're such a failure. you're so embarrassing. i used to feel like everyone was staring at me. but we're doing much better now, right? yeah. fanapt is approved for the treatment of schizophrenia in adults. in clinical trials, fanapt significantly improved symptoms of schizophrenia compared to placebo. fanapt may change your heart rhythm which could elevate risk of sudden death. your doctor will consider this when deciding among treatments and may prescribe another medication first or may instruct you to take a smaller dosage of fanapt. the good thing to know, is we're not alone. call 8557 fanapt ♪ >> tucker: there's new reporting tonight, it brok

, countries like ukraine, countries like russia and getting $30 million or more from the communist party of chinawhich his son has been a partner for the last four years. the american people do not know that because those questions are not asked. those things are suppressed. the reason they do not know joe biden is demented because he cuts off those parts of the interviews when he loses his train of thought, as he did twice the other night. that is my answer to the question. jonathan: we appreciate your time. thank you very much for joining us. rudy: you do not appreciate my time. you are so phony. jonathan: i very much did. rudy: you're working for the democratic party. jonathan: looking ahead to the debates later this evening. tom: it is remarkable to see this after the state of the city. i have the clearest memories pre-giuliani of getting out near the port authority into what was -- the romance of a tougher new york city, but it is amazing what this guy accomplished. how different he is now, as we just witnessed, and as you correctly said, a monologue. lisa, did you survive that is a native n

briefing room, have a closer alignment in many cases financially with china and beijing and the communist party of chinahan they do with the united states and interests of this nation.it's amazing to imagine a more, it's almost inconceivable to imagine that our government, the united states government is a minor influence on corporate america to the degree that it is. the ftc, take the regulatory agencies, the ftc, the fcc, you name it. they are basically swarming on a very largeanimal . that is indifferent. it's and this president is trying to reintroduce that alarm with william barr. only possible countervailing influence against power and that is regulation and the ability to definemarkets and the actors within it . which has not been done for a very long time. you have to go back to microsoft which was a failed antitrust action. but it nonethelesswas on the last one that was even attempted . this after this election, i think you're going to see a highly energetic donald trump administration. taking on these critically important issues you because the nation depends on you absolutely depends on it. >

zero experience hunter has been lining his pockets with sweetheart deals connected to the communist party of china for years. and shopping sprees thanks to china nationals, chinese nationals, or ukrainian oligarchs or russian oligarchs, as we've only recently learned. and according to that u.s. senate report that was put out by charles grassley and senator johnson, hunter biden actually opened a joint bank account with a chinese national, guess why? to fund $100,000 shopping spree for members of hunter's family. also reportedly scored lucrative multimillion dollar business deals with foreign nationals associated with china's communist party and also china's military and during the obama administration, state department officials were openly worried that hunter 'has problematic activities and business dealings create serious counterintelligence and extortion concerns. maybe, i don't know, i'm just guessing, that's why for the first part of -- let's see, through january, the end of january and the president put the travel ban in effect ten days after the first identified case of corona in america, j

millions and wire transfers from russian oligarchs, payouts from individuals tied with the communist party of china. how could we ever forget the lucrative gig at burisma holdings? the great gma interview, any experience in oil? no. gas. no. energy. no. ukraine. no. why do you think you got the millions of dollars. i don't know. maybe because your father is in charge of a billion dollars? as relates to you ukraine. probably. even officials and the obama administration, we know they were concerned about the potential conflict of interests, extortion, bribery, pay for play. it's beyond serious baggage. these are serious charges. if it was one of the trump kids, you'd be hearing about it every second, minute, hour of every day. biden refuses to address it. nobody seriously takes it serious. okay. well, we are taking it serious. maybe it's time to answer the questions. at the debate, well, he said his son's activities were legitimate. now he refuses to say whether he will ban his own family from doing business with america's international adversaries. that enough itself is a disgrace. america's state r

how reliable are they as supporters of the communist party of china? it is something they've done internally, but they want to do that externally. "the washington post" had an article that compiled profiles of influential americans and germans and hundreds of thousands, millions of people around the world, compiling profiles on all of us. don't be mistaken, they will have a social credit scores for every one of the world. if you think, "i'm american, it doesn't matter," think of the general manager of the houston rockets, who made the mistake of criticizing the chinese over the way they were handling protesters in hong kong, people trying to protect democracy in hong kong. you saw he was basically canceled and how the houston rockets were canceled and the nba had to debase themselves before the ccp to get their games broadcast again in china. a year in to this the rockets are going to be on tv again in china. it is a real problem. i feel like for the past year i've been on unpaid spokesman for nokia and ericsson. [laughter] not even american companies.

other nations are stepping forward and i think that one of the things this president is doing is ensuring that nations like china, the communist partyf china that they are actually participating and doing their due diligence to reduce these emissions. >> for both of you, the green new deal plan put forward by alexandria ocasio-cortez and senator ed markey, it includes had a lot of different things, but in particular, i want today drill down on the fact that it includes, well, money for weatherization, incentives for solar power and other items that might be of interest to your constituents. so if elected or reelected would you seek climate change legislation as a partisan fight or as the kind of federal program that might benefit people in the district? we'll start with you miss malliotakis? >> well, as i mentioned, i worked across party lines with my colleagues who supported a measure that would reduce greenhouse gases in the state and also, invest in renewable energy. i do not support alexandria ocasio-cortez's green new deal, as a matter of fact, when we-- mayor came on your show the other day and says he supports the democrat in

parties. for me, those differences are why china is a threat and what to do about it. to conservatives, china is a threat because of its inherent nature, because of the communist party, andr what china does, the goal of the administration has been to undermine chinese power. for democrats, the goal has been chinese strategy. also a democratic administration is much more likely to agree with what joe biden has said about the issues that he will lead to just lead with diplomacy withat he will lead diplomacy. the bottom line, i thing you're correct, is that washington, d.c., has opened up its eyes to some of the challenges of a stronger china, and both parties will divide strategy is to try to protect the interests of the united states and its allies and partners in this new regional situation. haidi: is that the case with borderespecially as the crisis continues? >> the india situation, a lot of it depends on india. statest only the united and china but also smaller countries, that they don't want --pawns in a game between beijing and washington. they want to make their own decisions regarding foreign policy. how india wants to deal with the growing threat of china along i

with this plan and how does it get set up well this is one of the big set pieces in the communist party of china's calendar every every 5 years it's a closed door meeting so we don't know exactly what happens behind the meeting itself and journalists aren't allowed to cover it from within the great hall of the people but it basically does the senior leadership. of the central committee and then they will decide on various aspects on how to planning forward and it's kind of incredible to time the idea that they can still have a 5 year plan at a time when everything happens within seconds you know it's a very different type of approach to things i think and what will be the focus on the same around well it's going to be the economy and china's done very well for the from in containing the coronavirus of the theo only major economy in the world is showing on you made real signs of grow. at the moment what we do know is that she jumping has spoken met a thing called jewel circulation which means that they will focus on the domestic market while keeping options their trading options open but really try

maria: another piece of the china's master plan is their buildup of intellectual property. for decades the chinese communist partyerican government companies and universities and stealing the u.s.'s cutting edge technology and innovation. >> the chinese steal, you know, very very sensitive u.s. secrets and u.s. information from the government and the private sector alike. we have to get better on this stuff. or they are going to know all our secrets and know where our people are and what we're doing. >> i believe that they are still in silicon valley blind and in just a few years the american people are going to possibly be looking to china for new coding and new programs because of everything that the chinese are stealing from here in america. maria: the issue of intellectual property theft is becoming widespread knowledge. but still, the temptation for american business to operate in the chinese market is an enticement many companies have not been able to resist. and unfortunately, short-term goals are being prioritized over long-term consequences they want to sell to the 1.4 billion population. >> we have this

high their social credit score is another words how reliable are there and if he orders the communist party of china. they want to do that externally and the "washington post" had an article on the profiles of them fled to americans hundreds of thousands and millions of people around the world comparing profiles on all of them. don't be mistaken they will have social credit scores forever in the world and if you think you're an american and as a matter think about the general manager with houston rockets criticizing the chinese over the way they were handling protesters in hong kong people trying to protect democracy in hong kong and you saw how the markets were canceled and the nba had to come to base themselves to try to get their games broadcast again in china. the rockets are finally going to be on tv again in china. it's a real problem. i felt like i've been an unpaid spokesman for nokia -- but what we have pushed folks to do in countries around the world is that they are coming your way and i think you are 100% right arthur. they realize their personal private data of their citizens is -- by c

the root and foundation of the communist party of china lie in the people whose aspirations for a betterthe goal for each of us. focus ofing point and the reform and development of the special economic zones should be based on this as well. our people know best whether they are living a good life or not. currentd start with the problems that our people are most concerned about and feel most strongly about. reforms andre innovation measures to tackle problems in employment, education, health care, social ,ecurity, housing, elderly care ecological environment, among others, one by one. fenceid to offer a higher -- higher sense of more and durable happiness and better guaranteed security to the people. innovationespect the initiative of the people and theiruously grow on innovation and creativity in the development of the special economic zone. we should prioritize development, endeavor to provide the community level with more , draftto public services a public service system and build a universal and sustainable social security system. conduct normalized epidemic prevention and draw on pas

of china's growing ambition. he says the so-called squad must work together to counter communist party: version.et's do a part -- coersion.d -- haslinda: trump said there needs to be help for the airlines and paycheck protection. --ling back talking about until after the election. have beens fluctuating in negative territory. a boost of the dollar up by 10th of 1%. that is impacting gold. gold seeing the biggest slump in almost two weeks. but some say don't rule out a u.s. election turmoil just yet. it is currently below the 1900 level. take a look at cross assets. you mentioned u.s. futures in the s&p. now futures are also reversing with the losses flat. aussie and is catching a bit. you are seeing the 30 year yield. pretty much of what we saw yesterday had a melt up and then a meltdown after the announcement from president trump halting these tops until after the election. brent crude taking a leg lower below $32 for brent right now. take a look at markets. we are seeing a mixed picture when it comes to asia. china will close for the holidays with the hang seng upbeat by 101 points. australia

of leo selby. ask the uighurs or any neighboringstate with china. the communist partyposes a risk to our way of life, to security and liberty . our task is recognized, alert others and take necessary steps to defend our hard earned freedoms. they must be defended thanks and with that i look forward to conversation . >> i want to really issue 80 and heartfelt thanks to assistant secretary stillwell . you mentioned the off quoted phrase from prime minister turnbull and john garneau, covert force corrupting. i would offer another three seats to characterizeyour remarks . cogent, comprehensive and compelling . this is i think the best 25 minute characterization of where we are at and where we must go that i've heard and thank you for mentioning mister assistant secretary are hoover society report on china's influence in american interests towards constructive vigilance. this was a report that we produced in collaboration with our next speaker, orville schell, the author or director of the center on us china relations at the asia society which isagain the cosponsor of this

of their rank. communist china has committed a genocide against the uighurs, and it doesn't end there. recent reports indicate that the communist party of china is attempting the same thing in tibet, forcing hundreds of thousands of people in tibet into mass labor camps. we know the chinese communist party and their puppets continue to silence and intimidate those standing up for democracy and human rights. they detain and harass journalists to try and prevent the truth from getting out. foreigners and journalists working in communist china do so at their own risk. just last week, communist china began threatening to take americans as hostages. the national security threat of communist china cannot be taken lightly. and this censorship of these human rights abuses cannot be ignored. general secretary xi doesn't want us to know about the oppression occurring under his regime. for years, the communist government in china has tried to push its propaganda in america through state-owned media outlets while refusing to treat american journalists in china fairly. we saw this firsthand earlier this year. chinese-backed propaganda out lets pe

to join washington and announcing a violations of religious freedom in china 2 years ago the holy sea reached an agreement with the chinese communist party hoping to help china's catholics yet the china's communist party is to be use of the faithful has only gotten worse the vatican and dangerous its moral authority should renew the deal. pump air was a furring there to a deal between the vatican and china which ended a long running dispute over the appointment of bishops under the terms the catholic church agreed to recognize several bishops who were seen as loyal to beijing it was seen as a 1st step in a response in relations between the church and beijing which were suffered back in 1951 and response to criticism from the u.s. the vatican has defended its 218 deal with china saying a direction has been marked up as we're continuing and i'm going to go live to victor gao director of the china national association of international studies pope francis refused to meet with pomp aoe washington view this as a snob. well i think his holiness the pope is making the right decision because model is so good just state also wrong seeing and try

church to join washington and in 1000 violations of religious freedom in china. 2 years ago the hooli sea reached an agreement with the chinese communist party hoping to help china's catholics yet the china's communist party is to be use of the faithful has only gotten worse the vatican and dangerous its moral authority should renew the deal. pompei 0 was referring 282-8000 deal in which the catholic church agreed to recognize several bishops backed by beijing it was seen as a 1st step in reestablishing relations between the vatican and china which were severed back in 1951 in response to criticism from the u.s. the papacy defended the agreement with china thing direction has been marked out that it is worth it continuing international relations analyst victor garber thinks washington's attempt to pressure the vatican is misguided. maloney's secretary of state said the wrong thing and tried to interfere in the internal affairs of the holy see but also all the timing is very suspicious a very sensitive right now and this is really troubling to see the secretary of state of the united states not doing diplomacy but actually becoming a warmonge

biden to answer the number one relevant question of whether he has been compromised by the communist party of chinaident also making other news this morning on covid relief negotiations saying that he would be willing to go above and beyond the 2.2 trillion dollars that nancy pelosi is proposing. listen here. >> president trump: she is at 2.2. i would be willing to go more because i think that number one, i view it differently. we get the money back, the government. it gets the money back ultimately anyway. >> the first time the president has said he will go above the 2.2 trillion dollar matter. it comes with a catch. it is not the money, but how the money is being spent. the white house would be willing to go higher if that money were put toward things like infrastructure projects, maybe it will finally than infrastructure weeks. incentives to bring manufacturing back home from china. things like that. things that could get a return from the economy not just handing out money willy-nilly to states that are in trouble. we'll see where it goes. maybe it is an opener. >> sandra: fox news alert now. k

freedom of speech and so they are deciding what freedom of speech is and acting like the communist party of chinang rid of 230, making -- giving people recourse, something is going to change. steve: let's see 5 days till the election, 5 days till the election and the gdp number came out. grew by 33.1% in the third quarter, that's a moon-shot number, it's never been that high ever. senator: for a kid that grew up in public housing, what a great day. people are getting back to work, being able to put food on the table, pay the rent, buy their cars, unbelievable what's going on in the country. if these governors would let the economies reopen, think of how much faster this will grow. steve: particularly in hospitality, brian mentioned a moment ago which is key to home state of florida. real quick, talk a little bit about the president and florida and the vote. senator: well, i just put up an ad to help the president. we have to get the vote out. i think he's going to win florida. the reason is in florida we like -- joe biden has 47 years and can't do it. number 2, we don't like socialism. a lot of p

and in changing this still very uneven recovery those parts of china a lagging behind and the chinese media reports what the communist party instructs it to so we have no independent verification of any of the economic data coming out of china. that's a great point we only know what they let us know and even that the early footage of the covert crackdown that leaked out it did look like the opposite of a trump around the the crackdown was pretty brutal jon there is continuing tension over disputed claims on the south china sea we keep seeing aerial footage of the runway on that island which countries are on whose sides in this dispute and how is what's happening there going to impact us here at home. while china is absolutely isolated on this both in the region and almost around the world except for countries such as pakistan and venezuela that are so utterly dependent economically on china for china's neighbors and we're talking here about vietnam singapore malaysia borneo taiwan the philippines all of these countries have exclusive economic zone rights in the south china sea so that they can potentially extract oil and n

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