gordon chang said the u.s. needs to stand up to beijing. next. >> ashley: we are all watching history being made early this morning, the rockets will blast off in a couple of hours kickstarting america's return to the moon. we have it for you here. stick around. ♪ ♪ >> joe biden has had a rose-colored view of the chinese communists going back to his early state as united states senators in the 1970s as recently as a couple of years ago on the campaign trail purity was anchored chinese communists are not bad people and they can be our friends and partners and that they are not really competition for us. in reality, they are may be the most severe threat we have ever faced, even more so than soviet russia and the cold war. >> ashley: so chinese morning the troops may be on high alert and thwart provocation any time the united states sails to warships through the taiwan strait for the first time since house speaker nancy pelosi's visit to taiwan. >> u.s. navy standing by the mu saying it demonstrates the united states coming to a free and open

>> carley: gordon chang will discuss. ask you about the white house messaging from john kirby yesterday saying that the united states still supports the one china policy and does not support taiwan npsz. john kirby made that point clear, what do you make of that messaging? >> that messaging is extraordinary week. chinese threatened the life of the president of the united states in that call and we heard threats on speaker pelosi's life. response from the united states should have been more robust and our policy, we don't support taiwan independence, taiwan already is independent and john kirby should have stated that in a different way. they are telling the chinese, go ahead and intimidate us more. >> todd: can we trust this administration to put america robust when it comes to china in light of the fact based upon media reports it appears joe biden and his family are intertwined with china and there seems to be a conflict of interest there. >> no, we can't trust president biden to put america first. todd, in that phone c

gordon chang, thank you for that update tonight. arthank you. so what's happened to our economy is the product of a theory called modern monetaryi theory with the federal reserve just prints the money it wants that inevitably results in inflation. of course, no one deniesou that. but then to fix inflation, you take money out of the system t through taxation. that is thela plan according too modern monetary theory. so a conspiracy theory can look it up. so it's probably not a coincidence that the irs has now gotten a lot more funding and a lot more guns. the irs has its own army. they've already stockpiled five million rounds of ammunition and thousandsnd of firearms. why i are they doing that exactly? why is no one noticinging in tht case? the florida is trying to stop it. bless him. he joinss my friends. i come to you today on behalf of the jewish people in ukraineo whose lives have beenne completely destroyed, family and loved ones brutally killed . the international fellowship of christians and is inside ukraine providing emergency food and s

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good time to bring in gordon chang joining us this morning. gordon, is this enough to help taiwan?t we need are much more than weapons. the most critical thing is for the united states to clearly say we will defend taiwan and the base troops on the island. we have a small contingent in taiwan. the north korean troops could overrun that in a day or so but they don't invade because they don't want to take on the united states. that should be our strategy for taiwan as well. weapons are fine but really we need a demonstration of political will. ashley: next one for you, russia and china both set to take part in a series of joint military exercises this week. how worried should we be this growing partnership between russia and china? >> we should have been worried a long time ago because the chinese and russian militaries are actually working very closely together. they are -- they're becoming interoperable. what they really are doing is presenting us with a joint challenge. this is especially important and you just talked about taiwan where taiwan fired those warning shots and flairs

china tech war and coming collapse of china, gordon chang. eady for war and president biden needs to start preparing the american people for the potential of world war iii. that is really a very impactful statement. tell us more. >> xi jinping is not only engaged in the largest military buildup since the second world war, he is also preparing the chinese civilians for war. we have seen this in a number of different instances. let me tell you a conversation i had last month with the chinese factory owner. he was making consumer items, medical consumer items. he was visited by local communist party cadres and was told he had to change his production lines for items for the military. and he said that he was not the only private factory owner to receive that direct order and that a number of private factory owners have actually left and a ban donned -- abandoned their facilities. the communist party is operating them because those factory owners didn't want to stick around for xi jinping's war. there are a number of other instances that tell us th

. >> carley: gored /* gordon chang is on deck. tremfya® is approved to help reduce joint symptoms in adults with active psoriatic arthritis. some patients even felt less fatigued. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. emerge tremfyant® with tremfya®. ask you doctor about tremfya® today. >> griff: five u.s. lawmakers meet with taiwan president during a surprise visit to the country, their trip comes two weeks after house speaker nancy pelosi high stakes trip sparked days of chinese military aggression. >> carley: gordon, good morning, what kind of response can we expect from china? >> china has announced military drills, we have a lot of generals and admirals in china, they know china shouldn't start a war, they are itching to kill. in these situations in history, they want to kill and eventually succeed, this is one of the most dangerous moments in history. >>

so to assess the authenticity of this, what it might mean, we're happy to speak to gordon chang, author great china tech war." is this real, do you think? >> this certainly is real, tucker. china's use of psychiatric facilities for political dissidents goes back to the cultural revolution, which started in 1966. the chinese got this from the soviets, because this was done in the stalinist era, going on for decades. this has come to the fore in 2000 when a landmark paper was published by robin monroe. we've known about this for a long time. the u.s. government has done nothing about this, except to issue a ritualistic condemnation in 2002. that's the extent of it. >> tucker: i don't understand the thinking here. pick a tiny country, isn't fully up to date on trans rights, our state department issues threatening memos about it, but china, the biggest economy in the world, is torturing political opponents with electroshock therapy and no one notices? how does that work? >> it works because they're put into the police-run facilities. they're often not given a mental examination, because the

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>> carley: we are going to ask gordon chang. "fox & friends first" continues. ♪ ♪ ...e speaker pelosi expected to arrive in taiwan today. the white house yet to confirm her travels. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. "new york times" says if pelosi goes ahead with a visit to taiwan against president biden's wishes she will be doing something utterly reckless and irresponsible, nothing good will come of it. taiwan will not be more prosperous as a result of this

joining is monica crowley and senior fellow gordon chang. it seems perplexing about joe biden's inability to act, not just on china but almost on every other issue, unless of course it's hurting the american people. do you think that this is really a personal problem that joe biden has when it comes to his dealing with with china and it keeps him from being able to do the right thing? >> well, remember that president obama said never underestimate joe biden's ability to leap things up and secretary of defense said joe biden has been wrong on every foreign policy issue the last 50 years so no surprise joe biden has always been a hack but now he's president of united states and america's commander-in-chief and there is evidence that the biden family has benefited tremendously from the ccp and chinese communist party related entities to the tune of well over $10 million so the ccp does not write those kinds of checks without expecting something in return so there's a lot of speculation whether or not this president is compromised and if so sham

let's bring in author of "the coming collapse of china," gordon chang. here. a major piece in the "wall street journal" that answered that question how it could affect us. if there is an invasion of taiwan by china, this piece says according to the rand corporation one year of fighting would reduce america's gross domestic product by 5-10% and thigh that's by 25- china's by 25 the-30%. a global depression would be all but guaranteed. do you agree? >> it could even be worse than that, david, because remember, the global business community, the global financial community really is just should having off these rumors of tension. they really aren't doing that much. i think that if there actually were conflict, they would be shocked. the global markets would tank and also, remember, in a wartime we're probably not going to get shipments from across the pacific. the skies and the seas will not be reliably safe. that means we're going to have real supply chain disruptions. i think that it's much, much worse than "the wall street journal" report suggested. david

we do not support taiwan independence and nothing has changed now. gordon, whatpo doesns that respe mean for folks out there watching who don't understand the nuances of thisah relationship? yeah, that response is basically communist party talking points. it's kirbytalk actually saying t beijing wants him to say. and you know, biden has made this problem worse. hen started doing that on july 20 when he said to reporters, oh, the pentagon doesn't thinks that the speaker's trip is a good idea because what he was o good idea because what he was o our administration is divided, come in and intimidate us some more and that s is in fact what happened more because the already dire sounding threats became even more dire after president biden's comments. . this became a real test of wills because biden wouldn't support the speaker of the house. now, according to some ofit my good friends, disagreeh with my analysis, your analysis of the situationon. i thinkat this is an invaluable, important moment for the united states because the establishment can't hide anymore.

gordon chang. great to speak to you.dent biden and xijinping after the reaction and is this the right sort of circumstances around a meeting like this in your opinion and your expertise? >> yeah, this is not a good time to talk to the chinese. remember they just cut offlines of communication on various topics including military to military cooperation. you know, this is going to blaka real bonanza for the chinese because while we're in par participation of talks, we're delaying what we need to do. we need to impose those talks to give china an incentive to talk to us in good faith. the biden team just doesn't do that. rachel: yeah, it's interesting. one thing they said they're not going to talk about anymore with you is climate change as we dig ourselves deeper into the climate business here in the united states with this so called inflation reduction act, which is actually a climate bill, the biggest one ever. i want to move to nancy pelosi's son paul. we know that he was on the trip that she took to asia including in t

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gordon chang is here.threatening from a position of strength or a position of weakness? >> actually the, both. china believes that it is stronger than the united states right now from a political point of view, political will, but we also know internally china's racked by the debt crisis, bank runs, the mortgage boycotts. and so xi jinping has been lashing out. and it's not just taiwan. there are chinese troops deep into indian-controlled territory. on friday four chinese vessels were in japanese territorial waters in the east china sea, and it's continuing to take the philippines -- [inaudible] from the south china sea. cheerily, they do believe that they need -- clearly, they do believe they need a foreign crisis of some sort. stuart: can you anticipate what they are going the to do? and we're assuming pelosi's plane lands within, what, a couple of hours. when it lands, any idea what they will do? >> the most critical time is before she lands to see if they try to use their aircraft to ward her off or to

monica crowley, along with gates donates to senior fellow gordon chang. you know, wend touched on this with our first two guests is that it seems perplexing, monica, about joe biden's inability to act a, it seems not just on china but almostev on every other issue unless, of course, it's hurting the american people. do you think that thiss ist is really a personal problem that joe biden has when comes to his dealings in the past of a china and that it keeps him from being able to do the right thing? well, remember to me that president obama heads off for eight years once said never underestimate joe biden's ability to bleep things up. and then robert gates, who served a numberr of presidents as secretary of defense, said that joe biden has been wrongnd on every forein policy issue for the last 40 to 50 years. soy again, this is no surprise.e joe biden's always j been a hac, but nowen he is president of the united states and america's commander in chief and therees is evidence that the biden family has benefited tremendoust leave from the ccp and chinese c

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jackie: joining the is china expert gordon chang.n president xi and his aggression in the moves we've seen as a result of nancy pelosi's trip to taiwan, i think back to the russia ukraine situation and say prevention would have been the best solution under those circumstances at the same applies here, wondering if you agree and if this administration in any way can appear stronger, more emboldened itself to give china the message back off? >> they gave the message to intimidate us more, going back to july 20th, that is when president biden said to the reporters the pentagon does not think it is a good idea for speak up lucy to go to taiwan. right after that beijing ramped up its threats, speaking more frequent and dire sounding so this became a much bigger crisis than it had to be and there is credible reporting that the party that leaked speaker pelosi's plans to go to taiwan, somebody in the administration didn't wanted to go forward, speaker pelosi wanted to go on an unannounced trip, certainly it did not end up that way. >> presi

gordon. so nothing would change. charl valcall possible up there to to that to him by then by sabah go to let out who know who to put it in to enough video to them on to the video and you will normally go look them up on to never on that. now, by another way, now, bye. now, bye. now, bye bye. now i'm way my job was sung though might be just pos, are if government, uncooperative organizations, an individual student act towards creating solutions to this climate crisis. since a fear that the future i am walking for right now will not be there because of inaction. i positively speaking, i will say that every time even we're like week and then we're on the losing sy but is always a chance for us to improve the next time is always a chance was to learn. why should we do better or like what we could have used better next time? what kind of equipment we could have i would say the worst thing to be on. the news inside is that every time you being on the front line, you seeing people getting arrested and then going home that night you have to like, why is not me when they are actually really close to

gordon. none that would change all of our core talks about 3. i turned to that to him by then by saba, go it to read out who no code to put it into an app via put onto the leader in g. long ago. i'm a local mom on to never, not now i never, i'm way now. bye. now, bye, now, bye bye. now i'm way my job was sung. my biggest piano are if government, uncooperative organizations, an individual student act towards creating solutions to this climate crisis. a fear that the future i am working for right now will not be fair because of inaction. i positively speaking, i will say that every time even we're like week and then we're on the losing sy but is always a chance for us to improve the next time is always a chance was to learn. why should we do better or like what we could have use better next time? what kind of equipment we could have i would say the worst thing to be on the losing side is that every time you being on the front line, you seeing people getting arrested and then going home that night you too late. why is not me when they are actually

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beginning with gordon and lydia chang. charlie jarreau. veronica and brian birkenstock.tt. jim mclaughlin, michael and olivia matt whitaker, and lindsay, barbara lowery and now our very distinguished guest from our wonderful international cpac, guess what freedom and liberty and conservative values do not end in our nation's borders. from cpac's japan, this distinguished guest. from cpac hungary. please give a warm welcome to american conservative union chairman and the american conservative union. very good. keep it clean. well, that will make this evening short. go ahead and start your salad, what the hell right? i would like to express a warm welcome to all of you incredible insurrectionists doubt their. god, you look beautiful. they were not calling us insurrectionists in november 2016. it might mean something, but come on. it is fantastic to be here. is it me or is it hot in the state? it's the first week of august. we've had cpac washington, d.c., cpac orlando, nashville, we've had cpac japan, israel. welcome to cpac on the surface of the sun. bring some freedom an

sounds kind of a rarefied nowadays, in light of some of the changes that gordon flagged. including social media, the rise of political parties on the rest of it. is the founders notion of virtue as crucial to constitutionalism, is it still relevant? >> i think it's still relevant. i would say though that the founders view of virtue, at least the federalist view of virtue, it's a little bit different than the sort of peer, civic virtue that many political theorists before the founders thought of. so, we see the anti federalists in the debates over the ratification really pushing for the need for virtue, the need for the constitution to cultivate virtue in the citizens. but the federalists, i think, have is a little more faith that the institutions of government could do more of the work to get as the good laws that we needed., so you can rely on the individual citizens's virtue to get good laws that are then able to maintain or keep us from the anarchy that gordon pointed out, that we're trying to avoid. you can rely on the citizens virtue to get you those good laws, but i

change because of that. david: our energy reporter. ian gordon will join us to give us his take of that minuscule gift.t ahead and before that, the nobel laureate, we will be hearing that conversation, essentially his worries that the fed will move too fast by too much to curb disinflation problem. more from that interview just ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: all right, just over an hour into the session on the chinese mainland. since then, we have seen momentum really come up as far as the futures market. nasdaq futures down 25. we were down just seven or eight early in the region. we are just pulling back a little bit. we are nearing the full market on the cash market. rishaad: yes, what is going on with treasuries and how they are behaving themselves after this price action we saw in the last 48 hours or there about. very parabolic before it came crashing down. yields getting a little bit higher. we had positive economic data and also the federal reserve or federal reserve leaders, they were not ones to pivot. indeed, what they were doing was pledging to keep up their aggressive fight to pull dow

poland to ukraine, and dmitry gordon taken to russia in the list of extremist terrorists cannot leave ukraine for poland detained on the border of this russophobe of state change the kiev logic of the absurd. maybe he shook something too much. yes, there is about the need to escape the rats. uh, trying to escape from a sinking ship, zelensky needs to leave gordon and for the public opinion that there are people who are ready, together with the citizens of ukraine, to defend, uh, the ukraine of rats. we won't release. well, gordon was returned , i wonder what he will now sing about zelensky, and the oligarch korban from london is preparing an angry lawsuit to the european court, interestingly targeted or in general relation to the kyiv authorities. in europe, languishing from heat and drought this week, they hope in the rain, however, there is nothing for the weatherman to please the europeans, how heavy the precipitation will be, but vadim zavodchenkov will also tell when abnormal heat comes to our country. the fifth wave of abnormal heat has covered europe in the region again above plus 35, and the drought that has engulfed the continent is already being call

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gordon g o. the government should review the current disaster management system from scratch. we need to account for these abnormal weather conditions caused by climate change. check on toll, hannah and that happens. people are picking up the pieces, building things back up. but the rain hasn't stopped and is expected to continue for days to come. and from one extreme to the next, for millions of europeans, the summer of 2022 is a hot mess and not the kind that you want to be around the dry spring at higher than usual temperatures have left several european countries in the grip of drought extreme heat, wage and forest fires of plague, france, italy, spain and portugal for weeks. the u. k. has recorded temperatures over 40 degrees celsius for the 1st time. that's a 104 degrees fahrenheit. and rivers are running dry. in the netherlands in germany, the rhine has dropped so low that barge traffic could be stopped this week. corresponding barbara angel, she is reporting tonight from the banks of the rhine, near the border between germany and another. here at ny megan, where the river barges come up from europe's biggest harbor rotterdam, carrying goods like coa

, and dmitry gordon, who is included in the list of terrorists and extremists in russia, cannot leave ukraine for poland and was detained. on the boundary of this russophobe of state changed by the kiev logic of the absurd. maybe he shook something too much. yes, there is about the need to run rats, uh, they are trying to escape from a drowning one, but for the public opinion that with the citizens of ukraine, uh , to protect uh, we will not release rats to ukraine. well, gordon was returned, i wonder what he will now sing about zelensky, and the oligarch korban from london is preparing an angry lawsuit to the european court, interestingly addressed or in general against the kiev authorities. an hour ago , ukrainian militants attacked, kievsky district donetsk, which the consequences and local residents publish on social networks say cars and a residential building, according to preliminary information from the headquarters of the territorial defense, a woman was injured. us in the petrovsky district on the counter-campaign, anti-personnel minis, which throw residential quarters with everything, were blown up by men at the beginning of the day in the donetsk republic, tw

gordon and paul chaffin can but who will be able to afford this form of travel? experts say initially just business travelers and wealthy individuals, but that could soon change that's no, it was. this is a new mobility system offered by air taxes will only be successful, long term the month if it is accessible and affordable for ela. but even, that's why the sectors working on gaining exceptions among the population as well as an early mass production of to currently lower costs. there were still questions like, where will the aircraft take off and land and what about noise pollution? what's clear is that the new technology will be climate friendly. hi, this record august sundays, and product is to the aircraft is emissions free, which is a huge 1st step using actually, the next step involves being able to prove that we can make its production. and the recycling of the vehicle and its batteries, but similarly sustainable implies not height is monica for. now, the phoenix to will head back to the hangar was it will be flying regularly over the spanish olive groves, testing the bounds of reality. so back on terra firma now and 2 very earthly problems. companies, espe

well, of course, all the same, yes, it somehow changes, then in the assessments, despite gordon and thetionally common friend for everyone us. uh, vadim karasev by the way, i just did not understand. and why does he continue to speak russian and put himself in danger now, on the one hand, demands to ban russians, and on the other hand, demands to speak russian on tv channels so that foreigners can understand, otherwise foreigners, for example, yes, but yevgeny kiselyov could choose. well, let's see and listen to vadim karasyov. obviously today. well , that's how it seems to me. yes, that no one has neither the strength nor the desire. only johnson can have the west of europe who not accidentally do not want to meet. i don’t know many, i said at the last meeting with you that without washington’s go-ahead, johnson would hardly have resigned, that there, as if the situation, apparently, let’s say, broke the game for many, so maybe for johnson and for leaf passionate thought the rhinestone would be the prime minister, she said a little so . his rhetoric will be calmer, so no one is ready.

gordon brown, former labour prime minister and chancellor. we are in the middle of the leadership contest at the moment but you are calling for more immediate action. , , , , action. this is urgent because if we don't changeis is urgent because if we don't change the benefit _ action. this is urgent because if we don't change the benefit systems l action. this is urgent because if we i don't change the benefit systems and how the computers are operating in the next few days we will not get help to people before october and the 1st of october is when the biggest rise in energy prices coming on the government have given people very little protection against such a big rise. iam suggesting boris johnson and the two leadership candidates for prime minister get together this week and agree a new programme of emergency action so everybody can come round and if they do not do so i suggest parliament be recalled because this is an unprecedented financial event for millions of families.— millions of families. what kind of help would _ millions of families. what kind of help would you — millions of families. what kind of help would you want? _ millions of families. what kind of help would you want? is - millions of

change. apparently , this desperation in lensky's office again called the same propagandist gordon, rememberr some time he was hiding in a bunker. and now he was ordered to him and the head of the ukrainian foreign ministry to take a walk around kiev and tell that the west is with us. you don’t have to believe putin, who believes that the united states came from ukraine according to kuleba, the most persistent leader in the world, and the russian people, well, that is, the diplomat, the main diplomat of ukraine, literally calls us scum and creatures that need to be immediately destroyed, kuleba said, how zelensky turns out, but we didn’t know. actually, he is russian. well, once he personally rejoiced at every killed citizen of russia , kuleba did not forget to tell about his negotiations with spide accurately a day before the start of the special operation biden, then said that he would be from ukraine all the way to the pentagon, they took 72 hours for this truck and advised to look. andrei and i were at the same meeting at the state department. and there a man came and sat down, how did y

gordon cooper was the communicator in the block house. so, he called and said it isn't working in the redstone and they are going to pull it back in and we are going to change it i said if that is the case then i would like to get out and relieve myself. we had been working with a device to collect during the flight that worked pretty well but not when you are lying on your back with your feet up in the air. i said can you see if i can get out and relieve myself quickly while they are fixing and he came back and i guess it was some discussions going on outside. he finally came back and said the astronaut will stay in the nose cone. so i thought okay that's fine but i'm going to go to the bathroom and they said well, you can't do that because you got wires all over your body and it will short-circuit. i said don't you have a switch that turns off those wires? please, turn the switch off. well, i relieved myself and of course with a cotton undergarment we had on it soaked up immediately in the undergarment and with 100% oxygen flowing through the spacecraft, i was totally dry by the time we launched but somebody did say something about being the world's first

gordon gecko. it is about a father and a son with different world views playing different roles in an ever changingen 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. >> want today is just the beginning. we are going to lose this war. >> come on. you really think so? us? >> we have been kicking other people's for so long, i figure it is time we got ours kicked. >> platoon had this intensity so much of that charlie sheen character oliver stone said was his experience going into the war as a patriotic kid who wanted to do his part and really having 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. you know, that's the statement. and once you see it, you have to think about it for yourself. think about what you think about war. think about what it rea

little more like this, if a little more and something has changed somewhere , but you see, uh, just now there was an interview, the arrestovich told gordonbout fatigue is nonsense, apparently not nonsense, and at our disposal appeared statement shoigu listen. during the special operation, we strictly observe the norm of humanitarian law, strikes are carried out by high-precision weapons on the military infrastructure of ukraine by the warehouse airfield control point. the fortified area is the object of the military-industrial complex, while everything is being done to avoid casualties among civilians, of course. this slows down the pace of the offensive, but we are going for it consciously at the same time. ukrainian military formations use scorched earth tactics grossly violate international norms act like a terrorist they use residential buildings, schools, hospitals, kindergartens. they are placed as firing positions. tanks and artillery are covered by the population, like a human shield. purposefully fires and remotely mines with anti-personnel petals, settlements , in order to cause as much damage to civilians as possible to the in

point, well, not attract attention again by, uh, changing the literary race, this is quite possible, but also pay attention in your last interview that gordonstovich's wording is very cautious. yes, he says that if everything is stipulated, if zelensky does not go, i will continue to do zelensky and so on. that is, he is now, he is, as it were, with the president, but the president can, well, you understand, stumble, and a kilo can miss even here on the arena should come out, and he, as it were, began to beat the place . it is quite obvious that i have such ambitions, maybe it gives signals to someone who yes is looking for a replacement there now, but i want about new . this is me. i have already read this translation. . i, too, like maxim and uh, have crept in there, certain uh, some doubts that it was written just like that or a free translation is but the point, but the point is not that they began to run into zelensky . yes, roughly speaking, in the western press. it is obvious. yes, they do it wrong, maybe straightforward it is, but rather corruption. e ukraine speak and write constantly. please note that at some point there was no e

need sue gordon to have access to information anew, but when you're no longer in office, you are not the keeper of the nation's interest and consequently your authority and responsibility changesnal criminal liability, not the context you're describing, right? >> and so there's just no -- you know, the act of declassifying is not a personal act. it's not an act for preference. it's not an act because i want to, because i want to do something. it's because it serves the national or the public interest. it's a process that you go through that you work with experts to say if i declassify this, what will the impact be and can we bear it? it isn't something casually done regardless of whether you have the authority to do so or not, and it isn't in order to protect yourself or to aggrandize yourself. it's an entirely different thing, and so this discussion about authority to declassify, it is not for personal reasons even if it temporarily resides in a person. ever. >> and that is the only way it's being discussed. he couldn't have broken the law because he had the authority. no one in the national security -- not even establishment, but no one ever touched the national security rol

future that britain needs and the changes we need to see which is why we need a fresh start with labour. ,., ., why we need a fresh start with labour. ., �* ., .,, labour. gordones that labour will set out around this. ~ . , ., around this. what will he be doing? if keir starmer _ around this. what will he be doing? if keir starmer will _ around this. what will he be doing? if keir starmer will prime _ around this. what will he be doing? if keir starmer will prime minister l if keir starmer will prime minister right now, i can tell you we would not have got to this point. share right now, i can tell you we would not have got to this point.- not have got to this point. are we auoin to not have got to this point. are we going to hear _ not have got to this point. are we going to hear from _ not have got to this point. are we going to hear from him? - not have got to this point. are we going to hear from him? we i not have got to this point. are we going to hear from him? we will. | going to hear from him? we will. when? we _ going to hear from him? we will. when? we have _ going to hear from him? we will. when? we have been _ going to hear from him? we will. whe