senior fellow at the gatestone institute the, author of "the coming chance of china," our friend, gordon chang for being here. the stakes of this meeting, he's talking red lines and all that, but xi jinping's just consolidated his power. what's at stake? >> well, xi jinping on tuesday told china's military commanders to get ready for war. pete: yes. >> now, we've heard that before, pete, but xi jinping's comments were unhinged, and we've got to remember that he's engaged in not only the biggest military buildup since the second world war, he's also mobilizing chinese society for war. so this is the both civilian and military. this is a whole-of-country approach, and this means we don't know what he intends, but we do know what he's trying to be capable of, and that means we've got to have reciprocal actions to prepare us to defend ourselves and our allies. pete: do we? because he's been very clear about his one china policy which means taiwan is ours, and they've been building, as you said, building up militarily, preparing the population culturally for that. if it comes, do you believe this a

take two to keep the peace, joining us now author of coming collapse of china, senior fellow, g gordon changank you for joi joining us. coyou co. >> do you believe that china is doing that what should we be doing. >> yes, i believe that. i think that united states needs to cut contacts with china. because the fbi is overwhelmed all of our other institutions are overwhelmed, china uses every point of contact to steal and to try to over go our government, right now we're at a loss. chinese know what they are doing, they know we're not defending ourselves, they are pressing us harder. that means we could lose our country. most people think that cannot happen, but it is happening. >> all right, i want you to do something, you wrote a book on this and dedicated our adult life to studying this, help our viewers understand the threat. what is china doing. you mentioned threat to our existence. give them examples of what china is doing in terms of theft. >> in terms of theft, somewhere in neighborhood of half a trillion dollars a year, according to john ratcliffe when she was director of national in

gordon chang this morning, thank you. the u.s.ssy is also issuing a warning about the lockdowns. lauren, what do the embassy say? lauren: that they're likely to intensify in the days and weeks and they add this "u.s. citizens should keep a 14 day supply of medications, bottled water and food for yourself and any members of your household". translation, worried more lockdowns, potential family separseparseparations and a potl crackdown of the protesters by authorities. it's a bit concerning. ashley: okay, they have warned. yes, it is. lauren, thank you. taking a quick look at futures, we've seen the dow moving lower in the premarket. unchanged on the s&p just slightly higher on the nasdaq. we'll open the opening bell next. let's see where the equities go. we'll be right back. ♪ ashley: all right, let's take a look at these futures. slightly lower on the dow. down over 50 points over the s and m and nasdaq -- s&p and nasdaq slightly higher. michael lee, good morning. a lot of people saying, hey, maybe the fed will pivot and i don't

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i don't know if gordon chang knows that.miral we read the quote for went on to say when and if that conflict happens at this moment he said we are not prepared. we are not militarily prepared. pete: when pentagon war games, battles against china, there is a great book, kill chain, we have a perfect record of losing in the war games play out what they would do, if there is maximalist scenario pertains to taiwan, not good. we have to protect power across the globe with diminished military. they're building therapies up. it is right in their own backyard. rachel: we're leading the climate change for the world. china is not on board. we're committing all these people to this. that is what he is most proud of. going around the world committing to. making us weaker. frankly destablizing the world. we see it right now in europe. will: is is a little later thise show we'll look at china's alarming behavior at 7:40 a.m. eastern time. pete: we'll see you there. we move on to a fox news alert. man, this is a tough one. tragedy strikes

joining us to talk about this is news week columnist gordon chang.t with what we are seeing with his daughter appearing in public. because it's a break from precedent of what we've seen past leaders in north korea do where typically they haven't been seen with their children unless they're the successor. what do you make of this? >> the likely explanation is she is the successor. but this is north korea. so the most common sense answer is probably wrong. it could also do with kim's sister, who is extremely capable and seemingly ambitious. and maybe kim jong-un is telling her to back away, forget about taking over if kim jong-un passes. remember, kim jong-un is a series of medical problems. diabetes, heart issues, some other things as well. so succession is a matter of some importance in north korea right now. >> absolutely. we just learned about his daughter not that long ago from dennis rodman. we didn't know much about her. what do you know and what have you learned? the photos are being released by state media, it seems quite intentional. >> we do

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china expert gordon chang described the worldwide supply chain as fragile. one factor with the blockages of grain shipments out of ukraine. i think that people around the world regardless of what happens in china should be worrying about food shortages because the supply chains looking subject to all sorts of risks. many american businesses have been pivoting for some time due to chinese lockdowns. a california manufacturing company relies on technology to shift shipments quickly. we should expect disruptions that i would. i would help people plan for that. >> and more. so you need to solve the immediate here now, but we have to stop thinking of these as isolated scenario. it's not shipping but production that's plaguing apple turmoil in china's led to a shortfall of about 6 million iphone pro units. today. chinese police have been out in force in major cities amid and an easy calm. >> many citizens falling in line again for daily covid testing full past 17 years. the clean any. and collect too or all media whole. kyra reese and your question. >> that was na

gordon chang is a columnist and author of two books.ina. he joins me now. gordon, it's great to talk to you. let's talk about the positioning here, the moment, right? we have president biden coming off of this major win from the midterm elections. also have president xi with his now unprecedented third term. how does that position the two leaders ahead of this meeting? >> certainly biden comes in with a stronger position. because the chinese always look at what happens inside american politics. but xi jinping, with his unprecedented third term, as you said, also with his picking of what's called a war cabinet, that's probably going to try to press the advantage. because he believes, and has believed for some time, that the u.s. is in terminal decline. regardless of what happened on november 8th, xi it's going to do, i think, what he can to push the u.s. into a corner. >> here's what you tweeted on thursday. it is clear biden does not want to acknowledge the danger that china poses to america, acknowledging the danger would require drast

thank you, gordon chang. thank you. now, also tonight, the failing r flip flop. t fauci is ohankn his farewell tor and still refusing to take any responsibility for his covid's n policy disaster. and he's now saying heow has a completely open mind abouta the lab leak theory. a little late anyway, despite downplay playing all of thisquen publiclytl and frequently during the height of the pandemic. we've got the tape.take take a look. open >> we keep a completely open mind as to what the origin is . having said that, if you look at the examination by highly qualified international scientists with no political agendas, they've published in peer reviewournal journals that the evidence is quite strong, that this is a natural occurrence. does that mean we've ruled outsn that there was something funny going on at least? absolutely. ? and i and all of my colleaguep keep an absolutelyen open mind. >> we've got to investigate every possibilit>>y. >> now, remember the fauciut emails that came out in the summer of 2020 one and from february of 2020, those emails showing that

china expert gordon chang described the worldwide supply chain as fragile. one factor with the blockages of grain shipments out of ukraine. i think that people around the world regardless of what happens in china should be worrying about food shortages because the supply chains looking subject to all sorts of risks. many american businesses have been pivoting for some time due to chinese lockdowns. a california manufacturing company relies on technology to shift shipments quickly. we should expect disruptions that i would. i would help people plan for that and more. so you need to solve the immediate here now. but we have to stop thinking of these as isolated scentrio. it's not shipping but production that's plaguing apple turmoil in china's led to a shortfall of about 6 million iphone pro units. >> chinese police have been out in force in major cities amid an uneasy calm. >> many citizens falling in line again for daily covid testing full past 70 years. the clean any. >> and coecor all media whole. kyra reese and your question. >> well, in national news, th

they are anchored in the chinese market. gordon chang is going to have you on the show. we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. thank you, brent. well, as the g 20 summit kicks off in indonesia, there will be one very noticeable no show. he's right behind. russian president vladimir putin butcher was personally invited to the g. 20 summit by the president of indonesia, but just a few days ago, wooten said he would have to decline. and well, that news will certainly not be bad news for many g 20 member countries. putin's war in ukraine it remains the headline at this. so would he old, wouldn't he? it in the end brushes president decided he wouldn't as he pulled out of attending the g. 20 summit in person from a blow to indonesia, president joe co widow who had even traveled to moscow to personally invite vladimir putin. but many western members of the g 20 will be relieved. they won't have to meet putin face to face some have questioned rushes, membership, following its invasion of ukraine. an invasion that created a deep geopolitical divide. that di

and, and we spoke to gordon chang and asia analyst. he says the u. s. should spend his time at the g 20 summit building ties with its allies in that of china. we can take the comments that we just heard from the national security adviser from the president from the white house press secretary. and we've heard the same comments in the trumpet administration and the obama administration in the bush administration and in the clinton administration. so obviously we're doing something wrong and i believe that we should not be talking right now president by this time that the g 20 is really valuable. we should spend it not with endless and fruitless conversation with the chinese. but with our friends and allies and partners, the countries that we will need that the free world will need in order to contain a very dangerous situation. things have been getting worse and we've been trying to talk, we've been running after the chinese. and i think the united states in many ways has made the situation worse over. busy long period of time by trying to continue dialo

i talked with gordon chang, senator johnson, i spoke with michael pillsbury, the last two i mentioneds on china, i asked each of them directly is joe biden compromised. all three of them said yes. think about it. our president going at this very critical moment into china and you know, with a lot at stake coming off of a climate change conference which will just make us more depended on china would also compromised by the chinese. that is a scary situation. that is why big tech meddling in elections is the biggest issue. the american people should have known that before they allow this man to be the president. >> joe biden says it is always been straightforward. there been no misunderstandings. let's review. >> have a better relationship with china than anyone in the country. they don't have enough water. >> china will eat our lunch. they are not competition for us. >> i see stiff competition with china. china has an overall goal and i don't criticize them for their goal to become a leading country in the world, that won't happen on my watch. >> you and i, a little bit earlier in the

gordon chang joined us earlier with what this could mean for the communist party. >> it is not just protest against a local official because he is corrupt, this is against xi and the communist party. i think what we will see within a couple years, the party will fail. >> todd: massive protest breaking out across china, whiching wuhan, beijing and shanghai. >> todd: we have a blistering message for the city in peril. >> carley: and "new york times" says republicans are causing political violence we will review the media double standard on attacks caused by the left. >> carley: twitter ceo elon musk says users sign up for his playoff have reached all-time high. musk touting twitter future as the everything app in presentation about the company given last week. he says platform is averaging two million signups per day and users are spending 8 billion active minutes per day on twitter since he took over. he is encouraging the users to engage in discourse, the other side has slightly better understanding of your views. he is hitting back against -- writing esg is the devil. >> todd: "new york ti

gordon chang said this. >> this is actually more dangerous than 1989.then protestors really wanted to keep the communist party in place but just wanted to replace some hard line leaders. this is more like 1949 where the chinese people had just given up on the nationalist government and the communists came in. >> dana: we'll see. these people are very frustrated for a lot of reasons. the covid lockdowns have kept them from their lives and they're tired of it. >> bill: shanghai is hundreds of miles from beijing. beijing is hundreds of miles from what you see on your screen. there are millions and millions of people who live in each and every one of these chinese cities. is it coordinated? it could be. we're told the ccp is trying to lock down the internet to prevent people from seeing the videos we just showed you. we'll see what he does and how he acts. >> dana: the people protesting that happen to be watching us, we see you as well and keep talking about it. also in new york convictions have fallen sharply under alvin bragg according to the "new york po

. >> the always interesting gordon chang's thinking they are pure there are congressional lawmakers whol like this is not just a trip for the president to go over there and talk about platitudes in terms of the economy and the global marketplace, but really commit is a chance to drill down on the major issues. let me share michael mccaul of the great state of texas and you look at putin invading ukraine and china's president xi a working with the pentagon but china and taiwan, actually it is frightening and i would hope he is projecting deterrence to aggression and strength. but this administration doesn't seem to be capable of doing that. very, very tough words and a lot of people in washington feel this is a president who hasn't gotten in the face of china and maybe he will and maybe he won't. we will see. >> todd: kevin corke, have a good week and my friend. the white house to clarify president biden's call for an investigation into elon musk. >> the president yesterday said that elon musk acquisition of twitter should be looked into as a potential threat to national security. can yo

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bryan: gordon chang joins us now is a senior fellow at the gate stone institute. also the author of the coming collapse of china and the great u.s./china tech warbird i cannot think of anyone better to be talking about this for just help us with their decades of experience with this in perspective for our viewers based on what you know, how are extraordinary and how significant is it to see the simultaneous protest happening throughout china? lex this is extraordinary. nobody expected this. the communist party and actually its allies in the west say the party has the support of the chinese people. while clearly it doesn't. a lot of people have said this looks like 1989. 1949. 1949 that nationals of the other so much stronger than the communist, they melted away or they melted away because as a great chinese historian that said that nationals had lost people's hearts. we are seeing this today in china. the communists now have lost a people's hearts that is why these protests across china spontaneous, leaderless are so significant. >> we are showing our viewers wher

and the author of the coming collapse of china, gordon chang is back with us. why not even a word of solidarity. to me, everything goes back. everything is suspect as it relates to china, russia, kazakhstan, ukraine, and other countries where the bidens made money. now why would they not stand in solidarity for the people of china to freely express their view and stand up against what is obvious tyranny and a crackdown against innocent people. >> i'm with you, sean. this -- this weakness, this theme of weakness that just keeps popping up with joe biden just doesn't go away. starting with afghanistan, then it started -- obviously with inflation. then afghanistan, and it continues through iran, through russia, now china. and, honestly, it's -- it's even baffling to me because, you know, i do events all over the country. a lot of time with democrats. and i find that one of the only things that we can agree on is china and taiwan. and the fact that he once again sides with this -- this side of weakness which ronald reagan coined the phrase -- peace through strength

we talked to gordon chang, he said it's an authoritarian way to suppress the population. no one has reported on this, all cause mortality, total deaths, roughly a 15% to 20%, funeral services, that business booming, funeral services are way over expectations and no one knows the answer as to why. nothing accounts for the total growth of why people, i am sitting here as a journalist, we as journalists need to answer these questions for the american population. rachel: i am not a journalists but i wish the journalist community would do something about this in terms of curiosity what is happening. if you want to hear answers, if you want to discuss the fact that deaths are up you have to be on rumble or some other site that is willing to talk about it. it is a taboo subject and we need answers beginning with the origins of covid. that's why the origins are important, not just the china hasn't been held accountable but what does china know about this virus that we don't know? will: they are locking down, that deserves questions. joe: on the topic of journalist asking question

i also asked michael pillsbury and gordon chang directly, is joe biden compromised based on what youow from the laptop and the policies they promoted, and they both said, yes. joey: maybe you can stomach a certain amount of corruption if, perhaps, you're doing the rest of the job well. but look at places like our border. the job's not getting done there. the border patrol many del rio sector is reporting in a single 7-day stretch, 10,343 illegal crossing, almost 6,000 known gotaways and 6 sex offend pers who were arrested. cbp sources are telling us just the del rio sector alone had 34,000 gotaways since october 1st. will: since october 1st. rachel: unbelievable. will, i think it was you who interviewed brandon judd -- joey: yeah, had brandon judd on last hour, and this is him talking about the high numbers. >> del rio is only one of nine sectors. you look across the entire southwest border, we're seeing this everywhere. we're seeing it in the tucson and the rgv sector. we should only be ap apprehending between 30-40,000 every single month. we're up to 20 the 0,000. we should only be

huge show tomorrow, gordon chang, dean cain, maria bartiromo and joey jones who already has a pair of & friends" weekend is on the road live coming to you, nfl insider jay glaeser joins us next with a preview. ♪ will: in honor of veterans day, fox nfl sunday continues its long tradition of broadcasting from a military installation. this year it'll be live from the our air base in qatar with a 2-hour show beginning at 11 a.m. eastern time tomorrow jay glaeser, nfl insider on fox nfl sunday joins us now. jay, great to have you on the show all the way from qatar. it's dark out there, so i don't know whether it's morning or night or what you're dealing with. hey, jay, i'm familiar with you, i know how important veterans are to you. tell me how important this is for you and the show this weekend. >> it's the best thing we do. this is my 20th year at fox, and every year we all go as a team to an installation, military installation somewhere or fox will send myself somewhere. it's 20 straight years on veterans day, on thanksgiving when fox says we appreciate your service. we truly mean thank

gordon chang joins me.y beginning to ease up just a little on the zero-covid policy? >> well, stuart, what they did was they relaxed rules on arrivals. i don't know if they are actually going to relax zero- covid which is the regimen inside china when cases appear. xi-jinping was very clear in his october 16 work report to the 20th communist party of national congress when he said there's no change in zero-covid. since then we've also heard lower officials actually talk about the same thing. no change to covid-19 rules. stuart: but gordon? i notice that the iphone factory , the foxconn factories, they have lots of new cases reported, but they've not locked it down. my interpretation is they cannot afford to stop iphone production the country can't afford it. now that's a limitation on zero- covid isn't it? >> well it is, but it's a very narrow limitation. so you know, you're talking about the province, the capitol, 5 million people now are under lockdown, because of handful of cases and we have seen this in

joining us now to share his perspective is gordon chang. great to see you.turday morning with us. what is kim jong-un trying to accomplish here? >> first of all, it needs to validate its missile designs. it had the long moratorium. it wants to know if new designs work. second of all, they would like to show their customers their missiles work. that would primarily be a run. they want to stop the joint exercises now going on or just ended a few hours ago. even though north korea continues its large-scale exercises. and the fourth thing would be they would like to give the new south korean president a hard time. so you put all those together, and it makes a lot of sense from north korea, from its own perspective, to continue these missile tests. >> gordon, do you consider the current white house policy toward north korea to be effective? it doesn't seem like the north koreans are eager to engage publicly in any way. >> the new policy, no, it's not working. but you have to put that in context in that the north korean policies going back to george h.w. bush, eve

we had gordon chang, another chinese expert on, a few weeks ago, and he thought that military conflictin the next year, and so now we have this admirable -- admiral giving us a warning and also saying we're not prepared militarily for this kind of a conflict. so, first of all, how unusual is it that we're getting this kind of warning from a u.s. navy admiral? >> it's very unusual because he's not just a navied a miller, he's the head of our strategic forests. he's responsible -- forces. he's responsible for maintaining the nuclear balance of power between ourselves, russia and china. so this kind of warning is very serious. it's not a warning of immediate conflict or war that we should all just jump in our shelters now, it's a warning that the long-term trend, especially since this past year, is in favor of china becoming the dominant military power in the world. now, that's in peacetime as well as in a possible war. and the key issue here is the strange silos that china taliban to dig out in far western concern began to dig out in far western china a world or two ago. they told the wo

spoken to several from senator johnson in wisconsin to chinese experts like michael pillsbury and gordon changem based on what you are seeing the policies around china. what -- do you think is he compromised? and every single one of them said unquick cobbably yes, is he compromised. this is a national security threat. that is why this needs to be investigated. and that's why, joey, i agree, hunter biden is corrupt and has clearly enriched his family, i don't know we had to have that wedding there hunter biden has enough money to pay for that wedding. it's not about the money. it's about a national security threat and policies hurting americans. that's what i think. >> joe: kevin mccarthy says they are going to take the gaflg and get to the end of it. >> rachel: pharmacies across the country running outs of children's tylenol and other antibiotics while dangerous viruses like rsv surge. dr. nicole saphier breaks down what parents need to know. when it was time to sign up for a medicare plan... mom didn't know which way to turn. but thanks to the right plan promise from unitedhealthcare she got

with that said gordon chang has a forecast.he said this earlier today. >> the problem for the communist party is that we have seen just mass discontent. and people are linking this to xi's rule itself. this is against xi jinping and the communist party. i think what we'll see within a couple of years is that the party will fail. largely because the chinese people don't want it there anymore. >> bill: i don't know if that last statement is even possible or if it's wishful thinking that the chinese people will not want the party, they will want it to fail within a matter of years. your evaluation of that claim is what? >> well, two things. certainly our audience understands how draconian a lockdown is. it's very different from ours. they can't go on the street whatsoever. they are locked in. the apartment buildings are locked in. some of the apartments and homes are locked in by chinese police. they digitally tracked on a regular basis. as mass testing involving millions and millions of people in these cities on the daily basis.

-china tech war author, gordon chang. great to see you. i will start with the reaction to what president biden told us about the conversation he had with xi xinping and some of the specifics that edward mentioned. there seemed to be a lot missing there. >> there was a lot missing. covid-19 for instance, as edward mentioned. 1,074,000 americans have decide according to the johns hopkins coronavirus resource center. china's behavior in lying about the contagiousness of the disease and by pressuring other countryies to take rivals from china locking down its own country particularly disturbing. fentanyl, communist party is backing the fentanyl gangs. 78,000 americans overdosed from illegal fentanyl. these issues should be in front and center. the united states instead of talking about this should be imposing costs. while we talk, jacqui china continues unacceptable behavior. we do not impose costs that could push china in a better direction. jackie: i will add to that the president is doubling down on his green agenda. worry about climate cha

joining us now is gordon change, author of the great the great tech war."see chinese people holding up pieces of blank paper asking for the end of censorship and freedom. how unusual are these images? >> this iss a stounding. the reason is because after the fire on thursday, we saw these mass demonstrations erupt across china. there was no coordination, no leadership, no organization. this is just people pouring out into the streets. those white signs that you talk about, they can't say what they want to say. but everybody knows what they want. so clearly, we are seeing the communist party under unrelenting assault. >> what do these white pieces of paper represent? what is it that they aren't saying that they wish they could be saying? >> they are saying they want the end to the zero covid restrictions, and that's the most fundamental level. but also as you point out, people have been saying they want the chinese ruler out of the way and overthrow the communist party. so that is revolutionary. and what is really interesting is that this is at the beginning

we have gordon chang, author. the chinese adrs, some of the biggest gainers on the nasdaq 10 100 despite the unrest in china. is that reflecting a sentiment that this ultimately leads to an easing of covid policies, or maybe this is another monghong you the status quo remained with beijing getting more control >> this is perplexing. in a editorial over the weekend, it actually affirmed this strict zero covid protocol. so we shouldn't expect that there's going to be much relaxation that's true for a number of reasons. xi jinping, the chinese ruler, is thought to be the awe futhorf zero covid he is not allowing criticism of it if you relax zero covid, china will have an upsurge in cases. we've already seen spikes. also, the communist party has weaponized covid, saying that it is controlling the disease, showing it is superior to american democracy it's a test of legitimacy of the communist party. you won't see much relaxation of the zero covid rules. >> yes, stocks are up today, but if you look at it on a one-year b

so we've got to be concerned about his state of mind. >> gordon chang, always a pleasure. thank you for being with us this morning. >> thank you, jose. >>> this morning, six days after the midterm elections, it is unclear which party will control the house of representatives the next two years. this as democrats will keep control of the senate after catherine or tez masto defeated adam laxalt. how much they may be able to do in the senate depends on, well, the senate runoff in georgia where in just three weeks voters will head to the polls again to choose between warnock and herschel walker. joining us now capitol hill correspondent ali vitale from atlanta, priscilla thompson and john ral son, ceo of nevada independent and analyst. what is the latest from georgia? >> reporter: yeah. well, jose, the name of the game in a runoff is turn out. and with just two weeks until early voting starts, both candidates are getting back out on the trail, not letting up as they try to convince voters to turn out. we know historically moreirense turn out during a runoff than democrats. but

down this sense that there's some sort of a looming, a confrontation between the 2 countries. gordon chang is an academic and alter of the book, the coming collapse of china. he joins his life from toronto by skype. thanks very much for being with us. it can have strained. the relationship has been between the u. s. and china is actually having a meeting, a tool constitute some kind of progress in that relationship. i don't think it's any progress. lauren, we can take the comments that we just heard from the national security adviser from the president from the white house press secretary. and we've heard the same comments in the trump administration, and the obama administration in the bush administration and in the clinton administration. so obviously we're doing something wrong and i believe that we should not be talking right now. president, by this time at the g. 20 is really valuable, we should spend it not with endless and fruitless conversation with the chinese, but with our friends and allies and partners, the countries that we will need that the free world will need in order to c

china expert gordon chang described the worldwide supply chain as fragile. one factor with the blockages of grain shipments out of ukraine. i think that people around the world regardless of what happens in china should be worrying about food shortages because the supply chains looking subject to all sorts of risks. many american businesses have been pivoting for some time due to chinese lockdowns. a california manufacturing company relies on technology to shift shipments quickly. we should expect disruptions that i i would help people plan for that and more. so you need to solve the immediate here now. but we have to stop thinking of these as isolated scenario. it's not shipping but production that's plaguing apple turmoil in china's led to a shortfall of about 6 million iphone pro units. >> today, chinese police have been out in force in major cities amid and an easy calm. >> many citizens falling in line again for daily covid testing for past 17 years. the doll and me. and collect too or all media whole. kyra reese and your question. >> that was nancy loo

liz: well the 800-pound gordon chang ill rail entitlement is amazon when it comes to cyber monday.on in its heft and scale will basically figure out a way to put all of these buy now pay later guys out of business because they've got partners in the space don't they? >> yes, but they do offer a lot of the , they do accept almost every other, every form of payment and they do have partnerships with the buy now pay later providers, but to me, amazon strength is in their fulfillment capabilities. that's where they really went. liz: nick, etsy, amazon, do you like any of these e-commerce names in particular and what do you see is the big hot purchase on cyber monday these days? >> so i like both stocks. i think etsy is really unique platform whose done a great job throughout the pandemic and providing consumers really unique products. amazon is behemoth they are kind of the top e-com platform everybody wants their stuff in a day or two in some cases same day. liz: i mean, do you like the stock here? its been hammered. >> i do. i think the stock, i think amazon looks really compelling h

. >> all they told me now is gordon chang, senior fellow at the gates don't institute and author of the great us china tech war. article. thanks for being here with me and happy thanksgiving. to you. >> that call schwab davoschin is saying that china is the model that the world should follow. >> what say you? look, chin china ia is committi crimes against humanity, stealing hundreds of billion s of dollars of us intellectualre property each year, spreading covid-19adincovi six point six n deaths outside china. ch is horrificishina. and especially now when chinag is actually falling apart. >> we see the chinese people in uprising, open rebellion atpl that at that apple iphone plant. you know, schwab's timingaw is pretty awful. >> i>> it is awful. loo but i mean, i look this american elites, american business leaders, all davos and they listen to this garbage and they bring it back here. and i wonder, do do american business elites want americaa? to look more like china? >>s wh because iatt seems like s what they're doing. well, if wo e go bacbackk six ms ago, it's that clearly was the ca

gordon. i'm not trying to change the k k k mind. i'm not trying to change the league of the south mind. i'm not trying to change the dixie alliance as mine. i'm trying to change mississippians that are good and they said, care about their neighbors that maybe don't fully understand blue . what impact a flag has on people that are hurt the last time we saw you. you were new orleans. what was going through your mind during all that? it was crazy. it was absolutely nuts. something i never thought i'd ever say my laughter. but it happened and you know, i got arrested. i need to work on my smile on notice that my shot that they released on the news. yes ma'am, here when i took my shot, because i was happy else prior to what i did. i mean, a southerners are getting tired of the entire being picked out. we get beat down and talk bad about all the time, especially certain people we talk about, mean acre, everything like that. you know, i'm far from it. i'm far from make. i mean, i'm an engineer, you know, i'm, i have a little southern drought, not talk a little slow, but i'm far from it. now. t

it's not changing, wash your car, you told on jamar gordon wind corner went, hew funky coffee and will ensure that our prevention and control efforts are montague added and science mist sheila to maximize the protection of people's lives and home laundry and minimize the epidemic impact on socio economic development bodily injury. the new rules were announced. ethical with gifts stopped at $10000.00 mark for the 1st time since april. the increasing number of infections led to the temporary clothing of tourist attractions in beaching. and people sneaked in cues for tests. and on may not be doing or with more is corresponding fabia encroachment. fabi. i'm is this the start of china opening up to the world? it's a very big question and to be honest, it's too early to tell because the situation is very ambiguous right now. even co arctic. so on the one hand of we have a kia political assigned to open up. i mean there were those new 20 rules by the central government to adjust and optimize and basically relax the recovered rules. for example, to shorten current in time 2 or 5, they centrali

climate change activists occupied gordon ramsay's michelin stared —— starred restaurant in chelsea ating. they held mock menus outlining the environmental costs of items served on the restaurant's menu. police were called but there were no arrests. after 250 years, london's oldest chophouse, which is a restaurant mainly serving thick slices of meat, is applying for protected status as covid debts threaten to put it out of business. simpson's tavern, in the square mile, went into rent arrears during the pandemic with the owners locked out of the premises since last month because of the dispute. they claim they can pay the debts if given the time and regard the tavern as a "historic institution". on to travel. and there are train strikes today — with some services through thames valley — between london paddington and bristol being disrupted. the dispute is over pay, jobs and conditions. let's take a look at the tubes now. now on to the weather with kate. good morning. a cold start to the new week. temperatures overnight in low single figures. through this morning, despite the chilly sta

it's not changing what you're told you told on jamar gordon wine corner, went to you funky coffee and will ensure that our prevention and control efforts are montague added. and science based sheila to maximize the protection of people's lives and help me andre. and minimize the epidemic impact on socio economic development. we pardon the injure, the new rules were announced. escal with gifts stopped at 10000 mark for the 1st time since april the increasing number of infections. let's do that in pretty closing of tourist attractions in beaching. and people sneaked in queues for tests . and finally, we go to christmas island, where one of the animal kingdoms most mesmerizing migrations is underway. millions of red crabs are swarming their way across the island as they had to their coastal breeding grounds. the crustaceans spent most of the year in their forest home with the start of the wet season, sending them racing to the coast to meet authorities on the australian territory, say this years migration might be the biggest in years with some 65000000 crab scuttling their way to the se

would be far more resistance. gordon more hosp active, turning ascii pele into a sustainable island, has been the subject of heated debate at what i thought i don't want change asked bella should stay how it is marne, a boy, or via d. all that's different. sure is that asked, the police has become famous in florida, but gordon wants door. but otherwise, if i don't see any progress, i see why i believe very what oversaw all that media coverage has put ascii palais in the spotlight. and that in turn is prompted growing interest in the sustainable island project. at the same time, the island is already changing, in other ways to says anthropologist underlay us lycos because of the extreme publicity that the, the islander, how stake and air. yeah, prices are going steadily up on the island is changing towards more and more post destination on the leslie coast has been keeping a close eye on developments here and how they're affecting the local population. he's working on a paper for the university of oslo, about the social impact of the island switch to sustainability. this is altering the balance in small in societies like us depaula because you have winners an

. >> joining me, gored and chang, author of the great u.s. china tech war. gordon, thanks for being with me. happy thanksgiving to you. davos is saying china is the model the world should follow, what say you? >> china is committing genocide, crimes against humanity, stealing hundreds of billions of dollars of u.s. intellectual property each year, spreading covid-19, 6.6 million deaths outside china. this is horrific. especially now when china is actually falling apart. you see the chinese people in uprising, open rebellion at that apple iphone plant. his timing is awful. >> i look at this, american elites, american business leaders go to davos and listen to this garbage and bring it back here. i wonder do american business elites want america to look more like china? seems like that's what they're doing. >> go back six months ago, that was clearly the case. you have michael bloomberg and the black rock chairman, larry fink talking about china. you were mentioning esg. yeah. of course, esg. but they invest in china, which is the worst esg violator of them all. >> s

gordon mcqueen was diagnosed with dementia last year. his family called for football to changease and former footballers grew stronger. earlier this year, clubs in scotland were asked to provide data on heading in training. with the figures in, change is now coming. players are being banned from heading the ball the day before and after a match. heading drills will be limited to one per week. clubs are also being asked to monitor how much heading takes place during a weekly session. so what we are really saying is that for players who may have more than one multiple head impact during a game, there is a period of time over that next 2a hours or 48 hours when brain function has been shown to slow down, so therefore that's a period we are most concerned about. this was motherwell football club returning to training today, training that could be very different from here on in. the studies that have been done and the evidence that's been shown highlights the importance of what we can do to kind of combat this. anything that these people put in place we'll be fully supportive of. th

gordon, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: eurovision still to come: announces major changes eurovisione able to vote during the annual song contest. president kennedy was shot down and died almost immediately. the murder ofjohn kennedy is a disaster for the whole free world. he caught the imagination of the world, the first of a new generation of leaders. margaret thatcher is resigning as leader of the conservative party and prime minister. before leaving number 10 to see the queen, she told her cabinet, "it's a funny old world". angela merkel is germany's first woman chancellor, easily securing the majority she needed. attempts to fly a hot—air- balloon had to be abandoned after a few minutes, - but nobody seemed to mind very much. as one local comic put it, "it's not hot air we need, | cuba has declared nine days of mourning following the death of fidel castro at the age of 90. castro developed close ties with the soviet union in the 1960s. it was an alliance that brought the world to the brink of nuclear war with the cuban missile crisis. this is bbc news. the latest headlines . che

chang. >> thank you so much. good morning, everyone. good morning, everyone. thank you so much for having me. mayor breed, chair rodriguez, gordon and clark and honored guests. thank you for ine including me, iement executive director of the san francisco county transportation authority. thank you for including me and the agency in this wonderful event as well as pioneering women. she took on a male-dominated government and business community to save the cable car one of our most precious gems recognized around the world. no wonder "national geographic" named san francisco one of the tomorrow sedations for 2023. another list san francisco son. she mobilized other women who joined her campaign. thanks to her efforts in 1947 ballot initiative to save the cable cars won in a landslide, i think 3-1 based on what i read. i'm powd to be part of this all-women line-up of speakers that led this activism 75 years ago. the transportation authority has been around half that long. one of our former executive directors appeared today, carmen clark. i'm honored to be one of her successors and working with my colleagues. a round of applause fo

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