eldridge let's start with you. according to the leaks zelenskyy wanted long range missiles to fire into russia. we can't corroborate all these docs but if this is true how can we give him any other weaponry, period? >> well, laura great to be with you. i think the situation is very grim as you wet pull it. let's run through the things the reporter is saying that the ukrainians are running very low on crucial air defense missiles and a lot of people out there say hey these are little things they don't really matter. but that not true. if the russians are able to regain air superiority it will be devastating. at the same time you're seeing mark milley being validated kept schism about the prospects of the counter offensive. at the same time you pointed out the chinese are conducting like basically in our face exercise drills around taiwan openly talk about, i saw sean hannity talking with center rubio very dire about the prospects of taiwan. the chinese are making moves all over the place in the middle east, lieu la

they understand the problem i think better than people here in washington, dc do. >> laura: eldridge, very quickly, the charges against chinese police states being set up within the united states, three offices of the prc charged with transnational scenes, we reported on this some time ago on the angle. your quick reaction there. >> laura it's just a taste of what's coming. if the chinese get past taiwan and build a military they're on the trajectory to do and are starting to exercise, that's a small taste of the world we have to look forward to so we have to take steps to avoid that. >> laura: long tentacles reach. elbridge thank you. >> the media usually can't wait to get their hands on a shooter's manifesto so why is the nashville shooter's still unreleased? who's blocking it? and why aren't news organizations clamoring for it. the angle reached out to authorities for answers, we're going to tell you what they told us next. as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, he

author of the strategy of denial, eldridge kolby is with us, from the heritage foundation and michaelhe hundred year marathon. michael let's start with you and get your take on this. who is this man? do you believe that this threat is real? i believe it's probably fairly eminent, meaning within the next year, that this taiwan issue will be resolved and president xi will take it over. am i wrong? >> to some degree you're wrong, yeah. i can tell you what president trump thought of mr. xi. trump spent many hours with him negotiated some really tough agreements. the chinese side used to say about president trump that he was super smart, they in some sense feared him. president xi can deploy a worldwide group of lobbyists in every major capitol of the world including washington, dc, and he does that. the xi jinping i've been studying knows how to manipulate information and create groups that support china. so, yes, we can list 20 or 30 things that china does that are really bad starting out with covid, technology theft, taiwan threat, you name it. but what xi jinping does with these units

concerns, only 33 percent of democrats support a ban. 20 meet out is average colby former pentagon ¦ eldridge tiktok is a biden administration's campaign for the biden campaign for reelection.is it not? he obviously will not be doing campaigning in the traditional sense. he's liable to walk off the stage and never come back. >> laura, i think the resistance to banning tiktok shows how deeply enmeshed chinese control are and how difficult it will be to extricate ourselves from them. it shows a point that you're stressing rightly which is there are segments of our society that have an incentive to go along with the growing chinese sentencing. you see that our country and you see in places like europe and latin america and the middle east. we note that tiktok is incredibly dangerous and it's one part of the tentacles of the government in beijing. i think it's very disturbing. >> the amount of money that china has been in lobbying in the united states on behalf of this one out. given how powerful the app has become in selling everything in cells from stupid things to filth, to political propagand

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