china tech war, gordon chang. e journal piece is interesting, not only interesting but china, all the rogue actors concerning weakness in the biden administration that you saw and took advantage of when president obama was in office. what are your thoughts? >> certainly. at this very moment, charles, you have more than 200 chinese vessels trying to take over a reef in the spratly chain in the south china sea. this is evocative of china taking over scarborough shoal in early 2012. both of those features are thought to be part of the philippines and china right now is testing biden because they saw that it worked in the obama administration. they're now trying it in the biden team. charles: so they took over those island and several of them are disputed by different countries. some japan, some the philippines, to your point. not only did they take over the areas, but they built man-made islands and militarized them. to your point, they have really been pushing on this a lot. i know japan is beside itself wondering wh

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gordon chang says that should be the least of our worries. by the way guess which dictators got invited to the climate summit? in alabama. amazon workers unionizing is combing to a head. this more than a story of a plant wanting to lunyies. all that and more on "making money". charles: so the markets opened lower. it has been a struggle all session long to gain and keep traction. considering the surge higher into the close on friday. seems this market is struck between wanting to move higher. also just wondering how much more pain will come from the unwinding ofth archegos, the fund you heard. it was a family-runoffs by bill wang. it imploded last week after bets on traditional media companies, viacom and discovery, trigger a decline. each one of those declines triggered another round of selling. it is classic t brings to mind the i am infamous implosion of capital. you know the fund founded by john meriweather and funded by a couple nobel prize winners n 1994 it got off to a mag any of certainty start but financial crisis in russia and asia.

. >> with me now, gordon chang, author. good to see you.esident's response a little while ago and do you think the u.s. needs to do more? >> yeah, that was the correct response. i think that president biden eventually is going to have to start to tighten sanctions, and the sanctions are going to be against north korea, but they will have to be against china because china is money laundering openly, and if the president were to do that then i think we might have progress on the democracy front. >> what is your read on the timing of today's launch and what is your message from north korea to this white house? >> i think north korea, of course, is trying to get the attention of the biden administration, and this would be also in conjunction with china. we saw the statements from the north korean regime which was from kim jong-un's sister, and i think china was probably trying to play the north korea card which is to say we will help the u.s. on north korea if the u.s. will make concessions on other issues, and it looks like they are taking thi

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gordon chang joins me now.u surprised at the vitriolic ways on both sides, looking at each other, hurling insults, particularly from china's point of view? you talk about hubris, to talk about anything going on in america with respect to how we treat our citizens is really amazing. >> yeah, i was taken by surprise. really by two things. first of all, by the content, the substance of the contents from the two top chinese diplomats and also just for their disregard of the rules of the meeting. they were supposed to speak four 4 minutes in total. they spoke for 20 minutes and 23 seconds. as you pointed out, the comment were belligerent. so i was taken by surprised and i think anthony blinken, jake sullivan were taken by surprise as well. because they did not let the press go after those initial statements, which is what they intended to do. they called them back and then they had that back and forth argument. so everyone has been taken by surprise. >> charles: coming in to the meeting, china asked of the biden adm

the meantime coming up in the next hour, retired acting ice director tom homan and asia expert gordon changn us live. >> two breaking stories was a raging nursing home fire in new york where crews are on the scene right now. in search of a motive in the colorado supermarket rampage that left 10 people dead including a police officer. you are watching "fox and friends first". jillian: officials in colorado working to identify all of the victims. let's get to jeff paul live outside the grocery store in boulder. >> reporter: the area surrounding the perimeter is blocked off. they have tape surrounding

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gordon chang, author of the coming collapse of china, doctor marty mccarrick, professor of johns hopkinsof medicine, conrad black, former international newspaper publisher. tyrus, fox news contributor and fox nation host. i just want to stay a word, you made the cut today. i heard you the other day on tv, people talking about shakespeare and romeo and juliet out of school and to 14 -year-olds committing suicide, ridiculous. that's not why we read shakespeare. we read it for the language and we read it because, as you said, the truth of human condition. smart guy. let's jump in. let's go to politics and policy and everybody at play here. what do you think of the number one polling problem objection is the democrats. you see it, the number one worry, trump voters. not white supremacist, not proud boys, trump voters. we are in a difficult place right now. [inaudible] so now you build a government structure unheeding trump, trump is gone. >> it's the walk off the cliff. starting to become obsolete already and they are going to have to face up to the responsibility of government. >> we saw th

gordon chang. we talked about this a year ago, what would people have said?his says it all to me, they would not allow people from wuhan province to travel anywhere else in china or people from anywhere else in china to travel to wuhan, but wuhan residents could travel around the world. that to meo speaks volumes. >> it certainly does, sean, because, first of all, xi ping, the china's rural,th m they lied about the contagiousness of the disease. they said it was not transmissible human-to-human knowing it was highly contagious and they leaned on other countries not to impose your teens while locking down their own country.bl by locking down their own country they knew they were stopping the spread of the disease which means they were spreading the disease outside china when they were forcing other countries to take chinese passengers. >> and steve miller, the w.h.o., that we fund more than anyone else, they have been propaganda, lying, protecting the communist chinese the whole time. why do they get one tax pennyat from anybody? >> one of the best things that

. >> martha: gordon chang joins me now. thanks for being here today.nk of the way that our new secretary state blinken characterized his approach to china? >> that approach is dominated thinking and administrations, liberals and conservatives, republicans and democrats since the end of the cold war. the problem is you can't have a collaborative relationship with a country that has declared a people's war on us. that is china. they did that in may of 2019. so while it sounds nice, it doesn't work in practice. >> martha: we've watched the movement of the way president biden talks about china. here's a couple of quotes that are very familiar to people. i want your big picture thoughts given that we have this statement from the secretary state. >> china is going to eat our lunch? come on, man. >> if we don't get moving, they're going to eat our lunch. >> martha: a progression there. what do you think about the president's attitude of china? >> he has the attitude that is decades old. the united states can get along with china. it's in our interest to help

/china tech war, gordon chang. the overseas trip so far. there was an expectation that this administration will continue to be hard on china. yet at the same time there's some skepticism there because donald trump had a very different a approach. >> good morning, jackie. and that's certainly right. you know, senior biden administration officials have said a number of things about china but the one reality is that biden himself with his executive orders has taken down a number of trump era protections against chinese interference in our society. that has been a particular concern and so right now all eyes are on that meeting in anchorage because i think we're going to see a little bit more of the biden administration policy towards china. by the way, everyone is thinking that china's going to make no concessions and that they're going to alaska to dictate terms of the relationship to the united states. there's probably going to be a little bit of friction in the 49th state. jackie: it's interesting. when you look at

the daughter of former scotland, manchester united and leeds defender gordon mcqueen has called for changesthe ball — after her father developed vascular dementia. hayley mcqueen says she wants better protection for footballers now that the risks are more widely known. it comes as a leading head injury expert told a parliamentary inquiry that football's new head injury substitute rules are a shambles. sally nugent reports. everybody pass my dad, they are there heroes. —— everybody pass my dad. i didn't realise he was other people's heroes as well. i don't think i really understood quite what he did until i was about maybe eight or nine. mcqueen! they have been moments where i'm like. _ mcqueen! they have been moments where i'm like, god, _ mcqueen! they have been moments where i'm like, god, i— mcqueen! they have been moments where i'm like, god, i can't- mcqueen! they have been moments where i'm like, god, i can't believe. where i'm like, god, i can't believe the thing they gave him so much love has now been so cruelly taken a lot of him away from us. the has now been so cruelly taken a lo

we have the experts on with gordon chang, peter navarro.reat. by the way, nothing against the great people of china. certainly the chinese americans. these are the communists. bill speaks the truth. >> i want to ask you about the situation with sharon osborne and "the talk." she's gone on hiatus after this -- i see the reaction already. let's listen to this exchange first and then your reaction on the other side. >> i'll ask you again, sheryl. this is a situation here. you tell me where you have heard him say -- educate me -- tell me. >> it's not the exact words of racism. it's the implication and the reaction to it. >> sandra: she's claiming that cbs blind-sided her with the heated piers morgan, the entire discussion that happened in the first place. she appeared to defend piers morgan, someone she's called a friend and now "the talk" her show is taking a brief hiatus. what is happening here, joe? >> i never thought about sharon osborne one way or the other but i'm a big fan now. she's great. sharon osborne is not a racist. piers morgan is

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-china tech war, gordon chang. gordon, thanks for being here.erned she is concerned about eric swalwell from december of 2020. >> i don't have a concern about mr. swalwell. i think it is unfortunate mr. mccarthy is trying to make an issue of this, we all found out at the same time. pete: gordon, she has no concerns, do you? >> oh, i certainly do. you know it is not a sin being targeted by china's ministry of state security as swalwell was. if that there would be a sin, there would be nobody left in congress. what is a sin here is swalwell is not talking about the relationship which suggests swalwell has something to hide which suggests china has leverage over him. he shouldn't sit on the homeland security committee, he shouldn't even be in congress. pete. will: you're familiar with klein, you spoke about china for quite some time. the fascinating thing, you said everyone is tarp guested by china. tell us about that. how would you like to have seen swalwell respond? you say he should be talking about it, what should he be saying? >> first of all

the daughter of former scotland, manchester united and leeds defender gordon mcqueen has called for changesnce. for scotland, manchester united and leeds, he put his body on the line. many years later, his family fear he is paying the heaviest price.— family fear he is paying the heaviest rice. ., :, , heaviest price. there are moments where i heaviest price. there are moments where i am — heaviest price. there are moments where i am like, _ heaviest price. there are moments where i am like, god, _ heaviest price. there are moments where i am like, god, i— heaviest price. there are moments where i am like, god, i can't- where i am like, god, i can�*t believe the thing he loved has taken so much of him away from us. polite hayley, you only recently made the statement about your hayley, you only recently made the statement about you— hayley, you only recently made the statement about your dad's diagnosis of vascular dementia. _ statement about your dad's diagnosis of vascular dementia. he _ statement about your dad's diagnosis of vascular dementia. he knows - statement about your dad's diagno

board of supervisors are joining us to give us lunar new year greetings: supervisor connie chang and supervisor gordonvisors, and let's start with connie thank . and now, i'll start with a greeting in chinese. [speaking chinese language] >> supervisor chan: i wish you all a happy and healthy chinese lunar new year. we know if we continue to stay vigilant and celebrate virtually, then we better protect all family members and make sure that the year of the objection is happier and healthier than the year of the rat. thank you, everyone, and happy new year. >> supervisor mar: hello, everyone. i'm very proud to join with my city leaders for this virtual lunar new year celebration. like everyone, i wish we were starting the year of the ox with the annual festive event at city hall, but we've had to find creative ways to continue our cultural traditions during the pandemic. for many asians, lunar new year is the most important holiday of the year, and despite our continuing restrictions to protect public health, lunar new year traditions peel more important than ever. thank you for following our health guid

daughter former the daughter of former scotland, manchester united and leeds defender gordon mcqueen has called for changesfaith groups. i spoke to hannah, who is manipulated into engaging in a sexual relationship with her swimming coach when she turned 16. she says the law didn�*t protect her. looking back on that time as a more mature adult now, just being able to see how wrong the situation was, and how he used his position of trust sports coach the game i trust come use that to his advantage in order to ride i�*m so sorry. that use that to his advantage in order to ride i'm so sorry.— to ride i'm so sorry. that was the wron: to ride i'm so sorry. that was the wrong report- — to ride i'm so sorry. that was the wrong report. we _ to ride i'm so sorry. that was the wrong report. we will _ to ride i'm so sorry. that was the wrong report. we will try - to ride i'm so sorry. that was the wrong report. we will try to i to ride i'm so sorry. that was the j wrong report. we will try to bring you the right report on gordon mcqueen later on. in the fight against coronavirus, there�*s no doubt protective equipment

gordon texted cano, "kitty cat later, yes.” to which cano responded, "ok.” and then a sudden change. had they spotted the surveillance? iretap she heard gordon talk to cano about skipping town. >> i could hear the desperation in franc cano's voice. that desperation just kind of sent a hair on the back of my neck and i said, "no, i'm not waiting anymore.” >> they're going to run. >> they're going to run. >> reporter: time to move. fast. they caught up to franc cano as he was boarding a bus. and steven gordon? they found him where he worked, an auto body shop next door to hardy windows. but -- >> he made a run for it. and -- >> ran on the the door? >> on a bicycle, yes. he had a little collision with one of our surveillance units and a little flying over the handle bars. and he was taken into custody. >> reporter: both men were charged with four counts each of first-degree murder and forcible rape. and detective trapp prepared to confront a suspected serial killer. >>> coming up -- >>> i knew this was going to be a lot different than any other interview i had done. >> takeout with a killer. >> it is spicy. >> i told you.

gordon. he said trump would not claim, and he could change his state's election votes for the role of the people's eye on kemp. what is kemp doing now? >> donald trump is a 24 nominee for republicans. would you support him? >> absolutely. i'm going the nominee. republicans rkz we need to have a big tent. we're not always going to feta long and tleez the. so they snit that tent with people who hate them, who they think they stole. former vice president mike pence was there, too, despite his steadfast support for trump for ye years. . those supporters came for pence on january 6. >> hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! >> the moral thing to do when someone wants to kill you because of a lie. the courageous thing to do when that lie threatens the values you profess to hold dear is to denounce the lie. instead pence is repeating the same lie, what, on a perch behind a curtain. there is the undeniable reality of the forces that are strangling their party. ly. president trump is practically and morally responsible shl remember. ghoem. >> but then -- r. >> if the presidformer presidena no

they noticed a change in gordon some time ago but his dementia diagnosis is still very recent. broadcaster for sky television. here she describes the man who was always life and soul of any party. everyone's dad, are, you know, their hero. i didn't realise he was other people's hero as well. i don't think i really understood quite what he did until i was about maybe eight or nine. mcqueen! there have been moments where i'm like, god, i can't believe the thing that gave him so much love has now so cruelly taken a lot of him away from us. hatley, you only very recently made the statement about your dad's diagnosis of vascular dementia. how is your dad at the moment? yeah, i think he's ok. every day is different, we take each day as it comes. but he knows he's got dementia and he knows there's something different about himself. he talks about feeling different and that he can't think straight sometime. what were the circumstances of his diagnosis? did you have to persuade him to go and have to talk to someone, or did you get to a point where... no, he started to ask, when am i goi

meeting for people in scotland have come into force. 0ur correspondent lorna gordon is in glasgow and has more details on those changeshanges, but they might have a major impact on some people. the biggest one is the fact that four people from two households can now meet outside, including in private gardens, if they really have to, and they can go through the house to get to the garden and if they have to, use the loo as well. groups of four teenagers can meet outdoors as well from up to four households and there is an increase in the number of people who can take part in noncontact outdoor sports, 15 people maximum can now do that. some of the big rules still remain in place. it is still stay at home as much as much as possible and also stay as close to home as much as possible. those travel restrictions remain in place. this easing of restrictions today comes slightly earlier than expected, though, and the scottish government says that they hope to announce a further indicative date for further easing of restrictions in other areas like nonessential shops next tuesday. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with

gordon is in glasgow. yes, the first minister has described these as a firm but tentative steps back to life as we knew it. they are relatively minor changes two households can then eat outside, including in private gardens. if they really have to, they can go through the house to get to the garden and if they have to, use the loo as well. groups of four teenagers can meet outdoors as well from up to four households and there is an increase in the number of people who can take part in noncontact outdoor sports, 15 people maximum can now do that. some of the big roast still remain in place. it is still stay at home as much as much as possible and also stay as close to home as much as possible. those travel restrictions remain in place. these are easing of restrictions today come slightly earlier than expected, though, and the scottish government says that they hope to announce a further indicative date for further easing of restrictions in other areas like nonessential shops next tuesday. thank you. there�*ll be a public inquiry into the new coal mine planned for cumbria. the local council has backed the proposal, which would create hundred

our scotland correspondent lorna gordon has been watching. some small changesottish government has been following and we get the sense from her announcements today that that has accelerated very slightly, so the small tentative but firm changes in four different areas in terms of meeting outdoors and in terms of worship and outdoor contact sports, and more announcements expected next tuesday if this path continues of the numbers of people testing positive declining and it has positivity reducing and the number of admissions and the number of deaths also going down. that continues we are expecting more news next tuesday. nicola sturgeon said she hopes that will focus on a timetable for shops reopening, hospitality, gyms and tourism, and one key area that is important to note is that the restrictions on travel remain in place for now. people should not travel outside their council area and of course while some children are returning to school, some are already back, some are expected back next week, and for secondary school children the return is very limited. th

gordon's resignation and was is expected at all? >> rick, ivy answer that question, theth only thing i wod say, it's been a grueling couple of years and changeszabeth: you usually don't get cash pay and benefits like she gave him you usually get vacation time, more time off ahead of your resignation what do you say to the story? >> i think it's a big story and we need to keep on it and realize governor cuomo wasn't the only one paying politics, unfortunate the family and the nursing homes need answers and apparently she paid off the health and human services directorig of michigan and he resigned in january i believe with a lot of money and frankly we need to find out what happened but it appears that witmer wants to make sure before we can find out what happened. elizabeth: great to see you, thank you for joining us next up share of mark liam on the biden administration blaming trump and his team and trump official saying you are playing the blame game this is a horrific car crash near the border in california reportedly involving numerous illegal aliens, an suv, 13 dead we will have a story for you coming up next. i mean it... uh-oh, sorry.

gordon's resignation? and was this expected at all? >> rick i answered that question. the only thing i would say is you know, it has been a grueling couple years and changesou don't usually, you don't get cash pay and benefits like she gave him. usually get vacation time, more time off ahead of your resignation. what do you say to this story? >> well i think it is a big story and we need to keep on it and realize governor cuomo wasn't the only one making politics. unfortunately of families of people in nursing homes in michigan need answers. apparently she paid off the health and human services director in michigan. he resigned actually in january i believe, with a lot of money. frankly we need to find out what happened there. but it appears whitmer wants to make sure she snuffs out the story before we find out actually what happened. elizabeth: ford, great to see you. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. elizabeth: next up sheriff mark lamb blaming biden administration and his team for the border crisis. saying you guys are playing the blame game. this as a horrific car crash near the border in california, involving numerous illegal aliens parked inside

changing uniforms a little last minute christmas shopping nba style. you might say in some names. you may have heard of the exchange uniforms. the local product, aaron gordon, out of midian, the south bay. he was tired of playing in orlando didn't like their chances. asked for a trade basically gets his wish. he is moving on to a contender. the denver nuggets in the west and another mid race star, victor cola depot, traded from what is now the disaster area with the houston rockets and a good move for him because he's going to miami team that made it to the eastern conference finals last year. the nba final avery bradley and kelly fullmich come back to the houston rockets, but they're thrilled with that. all right, always an honor to be named the open. mean day pitcher in the major leagues, and that honor bestowed on chris bassett of the oakland a's. they go against the houston astros at next thursday week from tonight, and meanwhile, the is looking very sharp as they roll out of the cactus league. get ready to come back and play the bay bridge. syria's jed lowry looking very healthy after missing most of the last couple of years with injuries to run. dong

change of the next decade the u.k. wants to move the focus of its diplomatic and trade strategy from the west to the asia pacific region hamish gordon is a former commanding officer of the u.k. chemical biological radiological and nuclear regiment he joins us by skype from bath the united kingdom thanks so much for your time so why does britain need to increase its nuclear stockpile of the limits of its nuclear stockpile. well i think there are several reasons and of course the needler increases its headline grabbing not surprisingly but it's a reflection i think of all the threats we face the prime minister has laid out it is not so long ago very close to where i'm talking to you now but there was a russian chemical warfare attack on british soil and the russians to be very aggressive i think that is of great concern and one of the ways to try and deflect and reduce that throws certainly is in the nature error but also very clearly articulated in the river by the prime minister is a concern about other asymmetric threats from a chemical attack tenchi biological attack we've seen terrorists and others using chemical weapons extensiv

gordon. governor, great to see you. i know you're quite busy. not only do you have the change in these covid restrictions, you also have a heck of a snowstorm to deal with, right? >> oh, we do. about 30 inches here in cheyenne, 45 in some places. yeah, it's been a big snowstorm. david: hopefully, that'll melt away quickly are. congrats on the opening, and i'm just wondering is there any pushback? i know wyoming is a pretty conservative state. they weren't crazy about the lockdowns to begin with, but is there anybody saying you're opening too quickly? >> well, i'm sure there will be. we've taken a very cautious view all the way through. we were one of the last states to actually put a protocol on, lasted only three months. we never shut down really. and, you know, we kept businesses going right along. there have been some restrictions, but we're easing all of those, taking all of those off. and i think what i'm hearing around the state is a sense of relief we've done our job. there was a time last fall when we saw our hospitalizations way up. that's now down. we have come throu

gordon g what you think about some of this talk? >> for small think they're both at play. innate normal world these to be things he would resign for in a minute, right? the world has changed a lot in the last two years probably are mentioning on democrats and think trumpets change a lot in terms of his standards in the last few years. so far think you're right. just what to say quickly went to adjutant i think your absolute right about that. i think to run also look at the clinton scandal because a lot of people thought 1998 president clinton was going to resign then. and president trump realized no matter what they throw at me, if you resist it only empowers you. is that the same here in new york state with ender cuomo in terms of his fan base? >> yes. trump took what linton did and did it on steroids but i think he made a new art form of it. the difference by the way is that from denied everything. cuomo has basically admitted without fully admitting everything, to the sexual harassment. i think it will turn on the democrats effect conga line gets long enough that it is a parade. they will impeach him. susie sees that writing on the wall. kennedy: that's a really good p

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our scotland correspondent lorna gordon is in glasgow for us this morning. quite a few changesn place here in scotland. the rule is still to remain at home as much as possible and also not to travel. but we do expect more indicative dates for other e—zines in areas like hospitality and shops to come next week. ., ~ hospitality and shops to come next week. . ,, , ., hospitality and shops to come next week. ., ~' , ., , hospitality and shops to come next week. . ,, i. , . hospitality and shops to come next week. ., ~ , ., , . ., week. thank you very much -- more easinus. in the last few minutes, some new figures have been released which show how the uk economy fared in january. ben's in london with the details. what i these figures, what i initially? what i these figures, what i initiall ? ., ., what i these figures, what i initiall ? ., , , initially? good morning. no surprise when ou initially? good morning. no surprise when you talk— initially? good morning. no surprise when you talk about _ initially? good morning. no surprise when you talk about lockdown - when you talk abou

a change of hospital for the duke of edinburgh, but the queen carries on with official duties as she performs her first remote unveiling of a statue. three—time grand national—winning trainer gordontt is suspended from racing in britain, while he's investiagted over a picture showing him sitting on a dead horse. i love you. i love you so much. the agonising wait to visit loved ones in care homes. there are changes to the guidelines in england on monday — some campaigners tell us they don't go far enough. rather like yesterday we start on a cloudy, misty and foggy note. brighter in the west. some of the cloud will stick most of the day. it's tuesday, the 2nd of march. our top story. communities could be given up to a quarter of a million pounds to take over struggling pubs in their area under plans expected to be announced in the budget tomorrow. the chancellor will unveil a community ownership fund, which is also expected to cover sports clubs, theatres and other venues at risk of closure. our political correspondent, chris mason, has the details. how do you save your local pub? many were already closing permanently before the pandemic. how many more might follow now we are out o