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address that we have fred fleitz. national security expert, president of the center for security policy and it is great to see you, fred. straight up, is google betraying the united states and embracing communist china? >> i'm afraid there is no question. on one hand google is refusing to do business with the pentagon. because of the left wing politics, yet it is engaged in research in china that it says will never be shared with the chinese military then chinese nationals are involved, when attorneys intelligence and the chinese military get everything that is being developed in china by chinese nationals in google labs. >> and what should the trump administration be doing about this? he is not using the bully pulpit here. and thank god, his friend peter thiel is. >> we need new regulations defining this type of technology transfer as a threat to national security. lou: wait a minute. we have to have what? >> new regulations. lou: we need a regulation to secure the nation against a threat from communist china? >> i th

protests, particularly for our country, bring in former national security council chief of staff fred fleitz is saying the world is watching. we're in the midst of a trade war with china. china is in the midst of trying to spread its own form of diplomacy throughout the world through debt financing. the world stage is on edge but how much? >> well, charles, good to be here. what we're seeing in hong kong is inspiring but very ominous. we see people risking their lives for freedom. but it is a categorical rejection of the communist system. basically affirmation communism only exists in china because it has been force on the people. they would get rid of it if they had the right to do so. i'm very worried what is going to happen. the trump administration has to find a way to get both sides to stand down, and honor the 1997 agreement that says, one nation, two systems in hong kong. charles: on that note when china is, when hong kong and carrie lam, the woman in charge of hong kong, not elected by the people, decided, yeah we'll accept this sort of extradition treaty, allow china to cherry-pick

president and ceo of the center for security policy and former chief of staff of the natio council fred fleitze going to pick your brain on cyber, but first, we'd be remiss if we didn't ask you about the dni spot. the president announced john ratcliffe is stepping down, taking himself out of the running. our sources here are telling fox news there's a whole host of names, the president's going back to drawing board, looking at some folks he's been thinking about for months, maybe joe dunford, we're hearing you're a contender. tell us what you think about the role. >> by way of full disclosure, i have been in consideration for this job. i think the leading candidate is probably pete hoekstra, the former chairman of the house intelligence committee. he's a good friend of mine, he would be a fabulous choice. he understands how to work with congress, understands the intelligence community, and he has my vote. gillian: would you be a fabulous choice? >> well, we'll see. if i was asked, i'm available to serve. i was just privileged to have been asked by the president, so we'll see what happens. gill