launched in china nov 1st 2019 people drop dead i don't think condi gives you come in 19 i think it can confuse a slow the budget down healing process. maybe that's the reason why one of the 1st transmitters in the russian capital was put on a roof the mobile operator said that's not the case but asked us not to give away the exact location so they are a bit worried anyway they're saying that ultra fast mobile internet has just become available for their clients and several of the most popular spots on the moscow map the only way to prove that 5 g. actually works and is available for anyone in the street with a phone that's advanced enough is a proper speed test. but still he said to me a good deal to call. let's see how long it will take to download a video game. that's about 2 gigabytes. still there you have it 100 percent and that was about 35 seconds which is impressive compared to the previous generations will anyone around me be worried if they find out and know what we. know we've got a new push to get us a bit spoiled there was no need to store. the buzz of the most economy dose

one of the world's highest profile political prisoners and now british iranian woman has a name that condi radcliff has completed her 5 year sentence in iran on charges of spying the final year was spent on the house arrest lawyer says she's now taken off her electronic track but she's due back in court just over a week shortly we'll speak with us a big who will bring us the latest developments from tehran thore chalons will have a reaction from the u.k. but 1st has bragged of his reports free knives and free nose in the free now city free for 5 years calls for the release of nasty insofar ratcliffe rule went out he did free as any. finally on sunday her ankle tag was removed she spent 4 years in prison and almost one under house arrest but it's unclear if she will be allowed to travel back to the u.k. the british foreign secretary while welcoming the developments calderon's treatment of her intolerable. but do it we need u.k. citizen she'd gone to iran with a young daughter in april 26th to visit her parents. on the day she was meant to travel back to the u.k. nasty and was apprehended by

so condi navt has given her this big job and wooed her away from axios had been aware of the tweets fromtime ago but then the tweets came back. tweets that she posted ten years ago when he was 17. she had first apologized and deleted the idiotic posts in 2019 but on the internet nothing is ever truly fully deleted. so when her assignment was announced, teen vogue editors kind of revolts over the hiring. citing the teenage tweets and others wonder why is a huge magazine publishing plucking this political reporter to run the sister publication. is she qualified at all was a big question. now condenas talked about her values an inclusivity and depth but that wasn't enough, the controversy grew and enough is enough and this is not all about left and right and -- perhaps as a standard offin offensive perfection, it is impossible to meet. no one wins in the peer annie wars. no one wins. of course no one i know would excuse racist tweets and almost everyone agrees we should strive for a more just equal society. but the internal office battles zap energy away from the raeg struggle. no offense t

bush and condi rice were ec static in their comments in beijing at the chinese olympics.ke this set of abusive remarks by the chinese vice premier in alaska. the list of issues is growing, by the way. the list isn't static, there's a growing list of issues. the 2 million in the camps, that's new over the last five years. paul: yeah. and it's becoming a big issue in american politics too as some members of congress call for boycotts on chinese products that have ties to shenyang. what does biden need to get from china? he's facing a real now, think, left-right con seven us that relations -- consensus that relations have to be further. what does biden have to do? what does he need from beijing to be able to have a better relationship? >> well, the joe biden i know has paid a lot of attention to his fellow senators and a lot of senators have introduced legislation, chuck seem schumer's working right now on sort of a comprehensive bill with all kinds of sanctions toward china in different areas. so from the chinese what joe biden needs is some specific concessions. if they wo

condi, you've been in that place. you have to make these terrible choices. mohammed bin salman authorized the chopping up of a journalist in a consulate in a third country, turkey. that's a fact. there is no other words to condemn it, and the saudis do business that way there's nothing we can do but to condemn it. i say let stand up to that. that evil person we're talking about who has done evil deeds is opening up a door for modernity and modernization to come in, and i think the biden administration should not close that door. it is up to us as americans and other westerners to figure out how we're going to do that. >> you put it very well. having been secretary of state you rarely are presented with two good choices. big you are usually presented with two very difficult maybe even bad choices, and you have to try to reconcileen very often the needo express our values with the fact that other things are going on, like the modernization of the middle east which is also demonstrated in the abraham accords. >> yes. >> -- which are going to end the war, the st

i do know that the administration's learn overtime, and i remember when steve took over for condi, he said there's some things we did well in the first term, and there's some process things that we did not do as well, and we need to refine our process to do that. so, that is in fact how my job got created, is to do more of a certain kind of processing. so i suspect in all administrations, they will grow overtime. >> i can say having not been in the white house in 2003 or 2006, this is something that comes up in the oral history volume. so it is very much a part of the story. >> i just realized that cory's paper, one who worked in the first term, and then wrote one of the papers, and are you on a panel later this afternoon? i suspect this topic will come up, because this is something she wrote about. >> yes sir? >> it is great to hear about the inner workings of the white house, and what goes on behind the scenes. did you know how did you get into that? both of you did your academic career push you, there something that you get a colleague there or just luck? >> part of a lottery. so i