and looking to increase the economic power by ec china is looking to increase its political power ands right now is states has influence in china is backyard with starvations to iran and korea. we are dawn allowing the chinese at the air radio and the privilege of offered a great opportunity. i know but have the eighth lady's presence in the influence it was before the chinese but i think the real stress they can sell them and in china around the world we wanted to put sanctions on the region but the chinese oppose it objectively then to city and and the chinese objected we're in the same situation and they continue to object so therefore it's it is in the vital interest of china of the allies of the revolution so that leaves something important to take into account and finally i talk about the regional in u.s. policy i tried to leave that for the question and answer period. you prefer me to stop right now and take questions? the other chapters deal with regional and u.s. policies how united states reacted to the revolution and also with the policy restrictions. should rigo to the que

china. they had a technology that would, allows for the patented technology that allows for the con version of solar and wind and getting it into the grid, basically n a nutshell. if their ecnears -- engineers heard me, they'd be all over me. in a nutshell. they do all the right thing, they're going to do a joint venture with the chinese government. they about, i forget what it is,less than a year the chinese basically steal every bit of their intellectual property, cancel their contracts, threw them out of the country. that company went from there are 1.6-$1.8 billion in american value to about $170 million, and the only reason it was worth that and the ceo is open about this, is was he had some -- because he had some defense contracts parceled off, today weren't able to get at them. all of the value, all of the employees gone. he said i probably won't be here the this a couple years. guess what the largest company now is in china that does that? the company of which they stole 100% of that intellectual property. now, these are future companies. these are companies we say, hey, this is the innovation economy. this is where we're going. gone. that's why i think we need to