mark: welcome back, gordon chang.american country before that the british century, what do you think about this century. >> i thought american, but we have to be concerned about china. as we talked about china has infiltrated american society and fomenting violence on american streets and trying on therefore throw our government. we have a couple pivotal events, one is november, we have an election, american people can take pack their back their kuhn. he take back their country, we have 2024, we need to do that. mark: is it your implication when you say 22 and 24 that democrat party is become the party of appeasement. is it your sense their i have the -- is misguided and misdirected it should be focused on communist china, they are so bad if they are not literally removed from power then we'll lose this century as american century. >> we have a problem in both political parties, because of the corruption. buying influence peddling and lobbying, but, right now, with the democrat in power, they have -- they are the part

mark: welcome back, gordon chang.s viewed at american century, and before that british century. what is this sentry going to be do you think? >> i i always thought that would be second american century, but we have to be concerned about china. as we have talked about china infiltrated american society and fomenting violence on american treats and trying to over throw our government, we have a couple pivotal events coming up, one is november, there is an election, americanbe people can take back their country. and we have 2024. we have to do it, we need a president of the of united states is is determined to defend u.s. from china, we don't have that now. mark: it is your implication thenen that democrat party is party of appeasement. not isolationism, our sense it is misguided and misdirected it should be focused on communist china, they are so bad if they are notly literally removed from power we'll lose this century as america century. >> we have a problem in both political parties, because of the corruption. buying

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joining us to discuss it, gordon chang, former c.i.a.ho served in moscow, dan hoffman and rebeccah heinrichs. go to what is happening with russian invasion of ukraine, the threat, obviously you heard greg palkot say kiev has been told to possibly evacuate. dan, you know the area quite well, what should we perceive is the situation on the ground there? >> well, it's a very dangerous situation on the ground. russia made extremely unrealistic demands, they have a veto over nato membership, which nato would never allow. they have a loaded gun aimed at ukraine. they have lots of options, blockade of the sea and attacks to kiev. this is a serious situation. russia is trying to demonstrate that the united states and nato do not have the wherewithal to defend a sovereign nation in what russia considers to be own sphere of influence, that is the heart of what vladamir putin is doing and key requirement for intelligence community as far as whether he will push for additional military engagement inside ukraine. >> griff: bipartisan group of senator

joining us now is gordon change.laimed they are just modernizing their defense capabilities, but what do you think is really behind this string of launches, the sheer quantity just this month alone, why now? >> well, first of all, north korean technicians always need a a test to value tate their designs, but as for why now, we never know for sure, but there are two things that come to mind. first of all, the biden administration's week sanctions imposed on wednesday continue lax enforcement from the trump administration so i think kim jong-un thought he wouldn't get pun pushed for this and march 9th is the south korean election for the president and one of those candidates is very pro-north korea so i'm sure that kim jong-un thought that these tests would actually help that candidate. >> the there was the suspected hypersonic missile test that week and faa issued a ground stop of planes and very briefly paused depart use at some west coast airports out of an abundance of caution. it didn't last long, but it makes mow

get the read on this from gordon chang, author of the coming collapse of china.reach out to chamath palihapitiya to come on the show today. we are yet to hear from him. gordon, you know, it's not just the nba. i always say we're missing something big when we don't bring nike into this conversation as well. china is the fastest growing market. they spend millions and millions on nba promotions. so it is sort of that trifecta. the owners and the large corporations. that was one of the most callous statements have i have ever heard. >> yes. palihapitiya walking it back on twitter saying this may have shown a lack of empathy. what it really showed is a lack of humanity. it's incomprehensible, chance. he comes from a family that left a country, sri lanka that was ethnic chancing. for him to say this is just unspeakable. >> charles: do you expect -- listen, we've seen this before. you know a lot of folks have pressured lebron james, for instance, about these things. do you expect any more, anything else to come out of this? a lot of people are saying he's a billionaire

gordon chang said the ccp will try to get their dna what are our athletes about to face? >> very much so, maria. last summer i asked the biden administration their plan to protect athletes and coaches from things like dna harvesting under the guise of coronavirus testing or around-the-clock electronic surveillance or outright arbitrary detention and hostage taking in the biden administration had no answer so a couple months ago i called for a complete total boycott as the only vic's approach my fears grow. china is requiring all persons coming to the country for the alembic's do download an app on their phone which has all kinds of backdoors to it. they recently arbitrarily arrested and detained one of their own most famous tennis players and if they will do that would to one of their own, what do you think they will do to an american athlete especially if they speak up on state tibetans or hong kong or taiwan. it's dangerous to send our athletes and coaches today are these only vicks should be postponed because of the coronavirus raging across china. that help ended with

brown _ changed quite strongly with gordon brown to— changed quite strongly with gordone within its mood rather than its specific rules _ its mood rather than its specific rules but — its mood rather than its specific rules. but my feeling about the mood of the _ rules. but my feeling about the mood of the constitution is that because the mandate has become personal, and art reguires _ the mandate has become personal, and art requires a _ the mandate has become personal, and art requires a general election. and i art requires a general election. and i know— art requires a general election. and i know some people have been saying i know some people have been saying i 'ust i know some people have been saying ijust said _ i know some people have been saying ijust said this because of the current— ijust said this because of the current circumstances, actually this is been _ current circumstances, actually this is been my— current circumstances, actually this is been my constitutional view for over a _ is been my constitutional view for over a decade. is been my constitutiona

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gordon corera, bbc news. president biden�*s landmark voting rights legislation appears increasingly unlikely to pass after a key democratic senator said she opposed changingg rights legislation as a defence of democracy against measures in republican—controlled states to restrict voting. the support of all senate democrats is needed for the rule change. but key dissenting voice — arizona senator kyrsten sinema — said she believed the removal of the so—called filibuster would foster growing political divisions. these bills help treat the symptoms of the disease but they do not fully address the disease itself, and while i continue to support these bills i will not support separate actions that worsen the underlying disease of division infecting our country. that statement on the floor was timed to pre—empt president biden�*s discussions with the democratic caucus. kyrsten sinema supports these two voting rights bill. but she doesn't support ripping up senate rules. so to discuss all this i'm joined by representative reginald bolding, the arizona house democratic leader and co—founder of our voice, our vote arizona... thank you forjoining us on the programm

change of leader requires an election. it didn't for margaret thatcher, it didn't for tony blair, it doesn't full stop. well, i don't accept that. i think that when you look at gordondeal of harm. and this is part of the point. our constitution... i think you are seeing our constitution to legalisticly, almost in an american way. whereas our constitution has an evolution and is subject to political pressures. post the gordon brown experience, i think the political pressure on a new prime minister to get a new mandate would be even bigger because the opposition would be saying constantly, where is your mandate? by what right do you have to make these decisions, to push this through parliament? by what right have you advised her majesty on who should be your ministers? and the party that was in office would be saying, look what happened to gordon brown. that's politics, though, isn't it? i mean it is fine, you are perfectly entitled to that view. but our constitution is a political constitution. it is not a legal constitution. otherwise, we would have a codified constitution, which we don't. i hear that you have thought this for some time before this particular leade

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this change will take effect from monday when late—night venues are able to reopen. let's speak to our scotland correspondent lorna gordonster. how will these relaxation of restrictions being received? theis relaxation of _ restrictions being received? theis relaxation of restrictions - restrictions being received? theis relaxation of restrictions is i restrictions being received? tue: 3 relaxation of restrictions is being welcomed and nicola sturgeon said this afternoon scott and had not yet moved from the epidemic to the anthemic phase of covid—19 but it looked as if a calmer period was i had and that peak in the omicron invariance happened in the first week of january and now we are seeing a drop off in cases and she said that meant that most remaining restrictions in scotland could now be lifted. 0f restrictions in scotland could now be lifted. of course some of these were imposed over christmas when they saw omicron sleeping in. what that means is that nightclubs can we open from monday and large interim events can resume and social distancing rules can also be dropped and some of the things that remain are that peo

gordon gecko. it's about a father and a son with different world views playing different roles in an ever-changing the guts to go out into the world and stake your own claim! >> it's the connection between wall street and main street. main street is martin sheen. main street are those people who will be affected by the decisions made by wall street. >> oliver stone is a guy saying the purpose of film, the purpose of cinema is to make political commentary about our society and he made some very compelling films in the process. >> what happened today is just the beginning. we're going to lose this war. >> come on. you really think so? us? >> we've been kicking other people's asses for so long i figure it's time we got ours kicked. >> "platoon" had this intensity and so much of that charlie sheen character oliver stone said was him, a patriotic kid who wanted to do his part and really had his eyes opened to the horror and i think it maintains that gut punch. >> i hope people go to see what the war was really like. that's the statement and once you see it, you have to think about it for yourself. thin

changed. >> greg: they won't be fist bumping or high-fifing. >> they'll say i miss you. don't call me. >> greg: you grew up in the 70's. is neil young a old man's gordon>> when you're a rock-n-roller, you're spotted to be open--- supposed to be open-minded, free thinking and here he is being a skull and telling people off the air. what's happened to all of us? what's going on with this? part of it is the pandemic. everybody is so fed up, but it's this whole woke everything. if you don't agree with what i say, you don't have a right to say it anymore. i used to admire the old aclu where they stood up to actual pure speech. no one said because i disagree with you, i'm taking you off the air. neil young, that's what he wants. >> greg: someone needs to start an organization called the new aclu, right? naclu, you're not even listening. >> i heard what you said, you said naclu. >> you know who went to my high school graduation? >> i have no idea. >> greg: what's this topic about? neil young came to my high school graduation because he was married to my friend's sister, and he showed up, and he was at my high school graduation. >> what year was that? >> is t

gordon fumbles. it is picked up, nick bolton, former missouri tiger with, a game changing play! will: he gone.ving kansas city the fourth quarter lead in their 28-24 victory. here we go. get rolling my cowboys, keep our, who wrote this, keep our slim hopes for the nfc second seed align against the eagles. that is negative takeaway from a 51 move 26 blowout from the philadelphia eagles. the point is get rolling before you get to the playoffs. be it the 2 seed, 3 seed, 4th seed. mission accomplished. we're rolling. those are the headlines. pete: hat tip to the writer. rachel: i was going to say that too, pete. got their revenge on you, will. if they just put it up on the screen you will read it. will: i think i have proven, yeah, right, was that a ron burgundy moment. did i adjust on the fly? pete: handled it well. you're in the playoffs too, that is all that matters. you're in the playoffs. rachel: up next, a controversial upenn swimmer, leah thomas, ivy league trans gender act lead, latest fight for fairness in women's sports. stay with us, everybody. a former college student says his catholic

through— changing my game and felt i could go through the court more and serve better, _ through the court more and serve better, just started playing better. meanwhile, britain's alfie hewett and gordonwinning the quad—wheelchair doubles alongside american partner david wagner. they also won after a 10—7 match—tie break. it's lapthorne's 15th grand slam title and his 6th at the australian open. he said it sends an incredibly positive message about representation in wheelchair tennis. england head coach eddiejones has said the injured owen farrell will help behind the scenes, despite being ruled out of playing in the six nations. jones confirmed his captain's ankle requires surgery. the 30—year—old — who has 94 caps, injured his ankle in a collision while training at club side saracens. he's expected to undergo surgery today and has been ruled out of the entire six nations. with ten days to go until the start of the tournament, jones admitted it's a blow for england. whilst it is enormously disappointing, it is part of the game, and he will get the operation and do his rehab and get back as quickly as possible. so we have had a couple of quick chats. he will continue to do little bits