i watched gordon chang the other night say the only one that was tough on china, so tough that frankly he couldn't believe it was donald trump. it's not just tough.

gordon chang is with us. author of the coming collapse of china.d of cuba does this have the making of the cuban missile crisis? >> it could if they do that in cuba. and those denials are torturous, the wall street journal, a new spying base in cuba. china has been spying on the united states, signals intelligence from cuba for years. they were at the soviet union's biggest listening facility in the soviet union and two others that have been reported, and at santiago they cuba. i think john kirby should have told the american people about this, he had to know the chinese were on the island. >> look what john kirby, i apologize, and telling fox news, and despite awareness of the efforts, we were not making to make progress, and slow the prc down, and keeping to work to disrupt it. and people will be able to disrupt beijing's plans. >> haven't worked so far and it is unlikely, and biden is trying to establish cooperative relations with beijing. and whether we are talking spy stations, and in february of this year and the administration, as in beanies

gordon chang senior hello author of the great title war joins us now.hat is president xi mean when he is referring to the worst-case scenario? >> i think, eric, that is a reference to work. we've got to remember no nation china. if there is going to be a war it's because time is going to provoke it. twenty-one in two ways. either an out and out invasion or it is going to continue the dangerous intercepts the comments. because china's political system has become more militarized if that were to happen they could not act constructively the other country which are probably the us. therefore we now have a very dangerous situation in east asia. warrantless like it is on the menu. eric: you see the provocation the warship with the fighter plane crossing over surveillance? do you see these as strategies specifically that's being planned? you see this as the beginning of more bold provocations customer. >> all of the above. china is going to continue on until the united states starts doing something about this. we have these words may defense secretary we have

gordon chang is senior level at the gate stone institute and joins us now. morning to you. the big news of the morning is antony blinken meeting was using thing happening right now. the meeting was announced two and a half hours ago. what does this mean for our future relations with china? >> it means that the chinese don't want to, especially, humiliate the united states. they did grant the meeting was using thing. but we did receive a number of slides f's lights from the chine and we did not acknowledge them but henry kissinger a few hours ago once again said that war with china is possible. and i think president biden's efforts to prevent it are actually accelerating it because we are not telling the chinese in public what they need to hear and what the world needs to hear and that is the united states will defend itself, its friends and allies. instead we talk about the need to maintain communication when the chinese are talking about war. we have a communist party figures inside of china talking about war and how the deaths of hundreds and millions of pe

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gordon chang it is our china expert. did that from the beginning of the biden administration with infamous meeting in anchorage in march 2021. xi xinping when he was in moscow saying to vladimir putin change is occurring that hasn't happened in 100 years and we are driving this change which is xi jinping saying i'm boss of the world and the us is no longer a factor and by the way, antony blinken is out of diplomat, chin ganga. although his foreign minister, is not china's top diplomat, that would be wong yee. for blinken to meet with him is a humiliation for the united states. blinken going to beijing is seen by the chinese as submission by the united states to the grantor china. this trip is a bad idea. stuart: if there's a diplomatic fight going on here or military or economic fight they are winning. we one >> we are not defending ourselves, the biden administration has a misguided view of china that is founded in the 1990s doesn't recognize the reality of today. of course they are beating us up because were not defend

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annversations and we'll have a lot of important topics to discuss today. >> joining me no w, gordon of th changenior fellow at the gates stone institute and author oe bookf the great b, the great us-china tech war. >> gordon, good see you. thanks for joining me on the angle. now, you say that she is using gates, other businessmen, as leverage with joe biden. explain. >> well, the biggest advocates for china. there american business lobbyists in washington and this is what think she sees jinping is trying to really leverage. he's got bill, elon musk, jamie dimon, tim cook, the listd goes on and on i. the and i think he really they want them to carry china's water in washington. and by the way, the chinese economy right now stumbling. thm he needs their money. he needs their technology. e capi that's why he's having all these guys over to the chinese capital. so the pointta here is that ifi you want to do business in china, the chinese require that you invest money in their country, but then those business leaders have to comethr back to the u.s. and lobby e us .s. government to haveq better poli

china tech war, gordon chang. thank you for being here.out the spy base in cuba, they're admitting now quietly over the weekend that in fact, yes, the ccp has been underway with the surveillance center in cuba about 90 miles from the florida coast, surveilling american citizens. your thoughts? >> yes. well, they admitted to one basins at least 2019 but there's reporting that china is actually at three places, one is lordes, the soviet listening post. actually i think it was the largest soviet listening post outside of the soviet union and there's two more. one at bu call and the other at santiago de cuba and i would like to know if there's more than one but clearly as john ratcliffe has said, the administration tried to deceive the american public, to shy gar sugarcoat, looks like presidentn believes he's president of china instead of the united states. maria: what do you think we should be doing in terms of pushing back? i mean, politico is claiming that the pentagon is freaking out about a potential war with china. they discussed the, qu

i want to go to gordon chang, author of "the coming collapse of china" and tracked all the u.s.much u.s. politicians. what do you make of that? >> well, a couple reasons, neil. first of all, china really needs foreign business right now. they need money, they need technology. the chinese economy is stumbling and may be contracting as we see from the import numbers. that's the best indication of domestic demand have been down eight straight months. you know, also, i think that xi jinping wants to use the business community to undermine president biden, to try to get biden to come off of some of the sanctions and other measures that have been imposed. a third reason is that business leaders are much more pleasant than people like lloyd austin, the defense secretary. so i'm sure xi jinping would rather sit down with bill gates than with, say, president biden. >> neil: you know, a lot of those ceos made it clear to the white house, go slow when it comes to punishing china, you punish us and american workers. so whatever effort we're going to take to crack down on the chinese, i thin

gordon chang on what he makes of these, the guy to talk to. everyone is an official denial form, gordon, but there is a little history of cuba cozying up to unsavory governments, the soviet union back in 1961 and '62 and now possibly china. what do you think? >> yeah. these are denials of a new facility, neil, and the denials from john kirby, the national security council spokesperson, are really carefully worded, ask they sound so tortured. what really concerns me though is that china widely circulated reports for a very long time has had signals, listening post on cuba. so at the facility which was perhaps the largest soviet listening post outside of the soviet union, the chinese have taken over at least part of the facility according to these reports. and there are two more. so i would like somebody to ask kirby or somebody in the pentagon does china currently, not a new facility, but does china currently have signals and facilities in cuba? neil: now, they have the ability and the technology to knock out our satellites, at least those that

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we have jimmy fowler, gordon chang and we will get to all that just moments but first. >> a kickoff for your campaign tomorrow? >> i kicked it off a while ago. >> that's news to the rest of the country because tomorrow is being billed as biden's first campaign rally since announcing his reelection bid and what better place to do it then back in philadelphia. the side of the unifier dark divisive speech where he warned republicans represent an extremism that threatens the very foundation of our republic. let me ask you. what could be more threatening to the republic than trying to deny your chief political opponent an opportunity to campaign just like you? >> the 45th president of the united states has surrendered without incident to federal law enforcement. >> he is in custody of the government. >> donald trump arrested again. advised of his rights and this time booked on 37 counts. the special counsel watches from the front row as the ex-president pleads not guilty. >> to give you a sense of how twisted this is, let's document what we have learned over the last 24 hours. the fbi 1023 f

classified briefing on reported chinese spy facility in cuba gatestone institute senior fellow gordon changed me soundinga the alarm about chinese migrants ending united states illegally through wide-open border southern border. >> chinese males military age unattached to family groups pretending not to speak establish probably saboteurs, coming in i think going to see acts of sabotage, ais as nothing is as, starting while fires biden administration paying no attention to this another all. maria: wow. joining me right now florida congressman member of house proposes committee, congressman thanks very much for being here, great to see you these are chilling subs issues that we are all watching, in real time. what is your reaction to the increase in chinese nationals coming to the open border? the numbers are up 1300% year-over-year. at a time that chinese communist party is setting up a spy center potentially troops in cuba, would be a hundred miles from florida. >> yeah, look maria, thank you for having me on insane not paying attention to treat adversaries as if not to frankly treat allies

joining me now, author gordon chang back with us. gordon, great to see you.'s provocations, you heard john kirby there. >> someone should tell john kirby that nevel chamberlain was also engaging in diplomacy. what the biden administration is doing with regard to china is reprehensible, especially some of the comments he made to the state department delegation in china that started its visit on june 4th, which is the 34th anniversary of the tiananmen square mass concern. as you pointed out -- massacre. as you pointed out what we have is an administration that delays measures it would impose on china so basically beijing gets a two-fer. it gets to engage in flying a spy balloon over the u.s. and we don't take measures we should have taken on other issues so we have opened the door for more provocations, more bri from bei. maria: we talked about sequoyah, china's venture capital firm. is it chinese government person that runs it or the u.s. and the u.s. venture capital firm is planning to split into three independent firms by march of 204. separating the china a

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i watched gordon chang the other night say the only one that was tough on china, so tough that frankly't believe it was donald trump. it's not just tough. it's being smart. >> bret: if china invaded taiwan would you go to war. >> i'm not going to say that because that hurts me in negotiations with regard to president xi. now, he knows what i do. and, by the way, for four years, they didn't invade taiwan. and they never even talked about it. you will find very few discussions about it. and for four years russia never even thought about it. because putin and i, i had a very good relationship. business relationship. but i got along with him and he got along with me, despite the phoney russia witch-hunt which made it much more difficult. having that phoney adam schiff, hillary clinton witch-hunt for two and a half years going on made it much more difficult. despite that, he knew he could not go into ukraine. i told him very strongly you can't do it. and if you do it it's going to be a problem. and he never did. >> bret: i want to talk about ukraine. just to end on china. this weekend presi

let's bring in gordon change, an expert and senior fellow at the gatestone institute.ow this between between president xi and secretary blinken. >> this well went for the chinese. didn't go well for us. the reason is that as we continue to talk to china and really this communique that we've seen is more talking about talking. we delay imposing the costs on china that we must put in place. we know that the chinese communist party, for instance, is behind the fentanyl gangs. we don't need more conversation with beijing. we just need to impose those measures to get china to stop it. the problem here is you go down the list of grievances that we have, we can do something about them. but we don't do them when we continue to talk to the chinese. >> martha: so with regard to what they said were small pluses and they said this will take time, it's a long process. we just opened our discussions. more flights between the u.s. and china is that a good idea? >> i don't think so. what we're doing is making it easier for american businesses to do business in china where they shouldn

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coast and gordon chang the five-person submersible. we have a live report later on in the show as crews and the military begin to search for this craft. also open for trading today. brent crude shares settling lower as you can see by almost half a percent, 76.28 a loss of $0.33 let's get to the floor show to dissect the action, we have on global markets today joining me now is great hill capital chairman thomas haze and founder and editor stephen schork and gentlemen thank you for joining me on this juneteenth holiday. steven i want to start with you on brent obviously closing a little bit lower. what is the real story here with oil? is it the worries about the chinese economy and maybe we're not getting the reopening we thought from china? or we have a guest coming up later on the show talking about the el nino effect and the weather patterns. what are you watching in the market? >> absolutely, cheryl. its been a game of waiting when it comes to the oil markets. we've been told a narrative from the bullish traders through the first qu

gordon chang is with us right now, china expert. he warned of this day coming.t looks like it could already be here, gordon, what do you think? >> yes. well there is open source reporting that chinese listening facilities have been in cuba for or virtually all of this century. it is not just the lourdes facility the soviets maintained during the cold war. there are also two others. they have been there i don't know in a sense why people are saying well you know there is going to be a new facility because there are existing facilities. neil: we have the backdrop of this the administration has been coy on how we'll ultimately respond to this if it does at all but we know the president got in a heap of trouble saying xi xinping at least in his view, given the balloon incident and everything else is a dictator. chinese not happy with that. what do you make of it? >> the communist party is always sensitive but now it is hypersensitive and if the beijing party state didn't say anything nobody would have noticed. what they're doing, they're looking for a fight. they wa

we have raymond arroyo, jimmy failla, gordon chang, even the stars of duck family treasurer of season two are going to be here now. we're going to get to all of that in just moments. >> but first, the kick off for your campaign tomorrow. i it off a while ago with a head tomorro

changed. now for gordon troops who we're going to most cool now are coming to billers. and now it bows us threat to our to move. because it's very likely that oppression will increase, control oversight and civil society will increase. and pre gordon troops will be playing more just the role of some medicine or as both as the defend himself lucas forensic himself. it makes our task task of liberation ability was very, very challenging. now i said look, i think has often been described as to teens puppets. but he broke it a apparently broken a deal that sped russia from some bloodshed isn't the strength and now, oh gosh, there's lots of peacemaker. let's not make this mistake. he was just the messenger messenger of fortune. gramlin wanted to propose precaution something and location for was nearby as a level dog, as a pop up, you know, can just implemented excise 14. so we'll of course, we'll question couple of traits himself right now was a peacemaker. i saved the world from nuclear disaster. i saved the roster from the collapse but, but he's not a he was just off to do

lawrence: that changes in 1865 when gordon granger came to galveston, and that's when they all got as exactly who enslaved his family and when they were freed, june 19th, 1865. as we sit on the porch his ancestors built, i can feel his sense of ownership of the place and how knowing his history has empowered him and his family to create a home here to both mourn the past and celebrate freedom. seminary professor and historian, carey latimore, shares with me the context in which general granger arrived in galveston in 1865, two and a half years after the emancipation proclamation. carey: the emancipation proclamation is an interesting document. number one, it's a presidential proclamation, so its lifespan could be the next president, but at the same time, it excludes initially the states that did not secede. and so those people who lived in those states who were enslaved were excluded. but after that january 1st date when it goes into order where the union army goes it's like a freedom force. and where they travel, freedom is going with them. dj: unfortunately, the currently adopted t

gordon, bbc news. finally the autocorrect feature on apple is changing so people can type one of the most common swearwordslike i can't tell you with the swearword is but previously when a certain word was typed that keyboards factory settings on the device changed the word automatically to... docking. now you know what i'm talking about. the software summed it all up by saying in those moments where you just want to type a ducky word for up the keyboard will learn it too. he said the apples developers conference in california. don't say keep you informed here on bbc news. and what better to do now they go straight to the weather. hello. some parts of the uk have seen no significant rainfall in the best part of a month now, and before the end of the week, there is no significant rain to forecast. 0ur weather is very, very settled until at least friday thanks to this big area of high pressure. it moves around a bit and that will mean the places we see the thickest cloud may tend to change from day to day, but it isn't until we start to get this area of low pressure into play, right at the end of the week, t

gordon. >> reporter: aaron was the pick in 2014. he spent seven seasons in orlando were his best known for his performances in the slam dunk contest. but aaron's career changehe better when he was dealt to denver in 2021. >> what i have always loved is to play the right way. basketball. we always do that here. >> reporter: gordon's biggest impact during the postseason run has been on the defensive end, for he has been asked to guard kevin durant, lebron james, and, now, jimmy butler. >> i am definitely going to be sitting in my rocking chair when i'm 79, 90 years old. talking to my kids. back in the day, i like this. >> and he will have some great stories to tell. gordon and the nuggets can clinch the title in denver. >>> turning it to baseball, the a's came into saturday with their first three-game when streak of the are. >> we won a game yesterday. we won one today. that is two in a row. we win one tomorrow and that is called a winning streak. >> a big group of a's fans in milwaukee hoping to see an extension on that four-game winning streak. flashing some leather as well. brian anderson's comebacker to end the fourth inning. blackburn pitched six shutout

into something of a fair, complete right, that, that pre gordon himself would simply take the administrative defense i out of commission and change the structure of the military. that's really quite an extraordinary proposition. and so is this. i mean, is this an attempt by provision to try it and gain more from the russian state, whether it be through arms or money to maintain their independence not be integrated in any way in, in the ministry of defense or is this really a threat to completely separate from the russians and perhaps even turn against them on the battlefield. you know, i won't be honest. it's very difficult for me to understand the calculation of that gordon's is making here. um, this does not seem to me like a bargaining opportunity or an attempt to simply, you know, alter the terms of trade with the ministry of defense or with the development more broadly. this really is, it is such a significant challenge that he either has to win it outright, or it's hard to see how he's going to survive in this system, or in fact, to survive at home by the dss be the security service as lawrence, the case against him for a m

busy with an award on your guinea pig, gordon is, is emerging from being the closest all eye of the president to the enemy of the state. and this is rice, sal changing the whole equation. sorry, thank you for that's update. while there's been no pause in rushes offensive in ukraine, and that's cost lots of during the whole in keys in china. how is this box and developments being viewed by the authorities that so we're getting some political comments coming from the leadership here and ukraine at little dom is lensky on a legacy telegram post that was devoted mostly to decrying the tax by russia in the early hours missile strikes on targets across the country, including here with damage was closed in keys, went on to say that russia's weakness is all this pointing of these events. and along the rush, it keeps its troops, messengers on our land, the more chaos pain and problems it will have to face later. dimitri qu labor, the foreign minister has put out a coal to ukraine's western allies, saying to those who thought that russia was too strong to lose. look at what's happening now at calling upon them to give you credit the weaponry more weaponry and

defend small school from for gordon, or anything that was not the big movement of troops the parsons, this, the precautions troops. so i don't think there has been a change, but certainly what did a change is the perception of a russian regime, which is really something solid. that's something that will be there long term forever. and i think this is a good signal with use both. ok, but also for the west because it helps you know, equations with their, with their message that you know, give us what funds and they were losing the trauma which would crumble. it's a weight of crumbling, so this is now the moment to extra support us even more good news where you create and for the west, but there's also fear in eco, that rush, i might attack even more intensively. now, as a result of this, to keep up that image, what do you think of that? i wouldn't worry about that. i think it's a mis, especially the drum and debate, all the time to make the argument or something happens, then that will be escalation. i think putting this problem is he has no instruments to escalate just trying everything he can, but he's not achieving has been to tell the goals in ukraine.

gordon was the fourth overall pick in 2014. he spent seven seasons in orlando, where he was best known for his performances in the slam dunk contest, but aaron's career changedter when he was dealt to denver in 2021. >> what i've always loved, you know, is to play the right way of basketball and we do that here. >> i want to give this to aaron gordon. >> reporter: gordon's biggest impact during the postseason run has been on the defensive end where he's been asked to guard kevin durant, lebron james, and now jimmy butler. >> i'm definitely going to be sitting in my rocking chair when i'm 79, 90 years old talking to my kids yeah, back in the day i locked these guys up. >> gordon scored 11 points, added ten rebounds in the game three win at miami. the announcers gave coach kennedy a shout out on national tv for helping him develop his defensive game. the nuggets are up 2-1 in the series. game four is tomorrow night. >> good kid? >> very good kid. >> that's all i needed to hear. thank you, vern. to e bay, the should expeand not just on the raceway. you didn't choose cat allergies. you didn't choose your hairline. hot flashes, the flu, or that thing when your kn

gordon: you have to keep an open mind to all eventualities. have portfolios that are new bull and can changei would say trust the yield curve and the question of when not if. dani: i know it proceeds every recession in history, but again, i met this moment do we need to trust the wisdom of the bond market? that is sacrilegious to say to you, a bond trader, but we have gotten it wrong before. we are strangely in a goldilocks impairment in a couple months ago we are talking about stagflation. gordon: one of the things that is confounding everybody is perhaps a transmission mechanism from monetary policy into the real economy is even more lagged than usual. it is very interesting and there was an analysis by deutsche bank on the u.k. mortgage market in the proportion of homes that are owned outright, 35% in the portion around available and mortgages which is 15 versus 85. as each month goes on there are more variable or expensive rates and that will squeeze economy and ultimately lead to an erosion some profit versions because people have less to spend. dani: let's talk about how to price the e

changes to status quo by either side. we continue to expect a peaceful resolution of cross strait differences. >> gordon shane joins us nowdon. >> thank you. >> the biden administration, they have a big international trip, they come back, they're bragging, we got more flights between china and the united states and we have a working group to talk about fentanyl. they have the fight with the we goers, aggressive posture against taiwan. what did they get out of this? >> we got nothing out of this. an agreement to talk about talking? you know, the chinese communist party, it is behind the fentanyl gangs, gives them diplomatic support and launders their profits. the united states should say stop it or we are imposing these costs immediately. we should have been imposing these costs, china has been killing between 65 to 70,000 americans a year with doses of illegal chinese fentanyl. yet we are going to talk about this? this is just horrific. i think biden and blinken make nevel chamberlain look like a strong figure in history. >> that's quite a statement. former president trump was on with bret baier, he said i ended the relat

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we�*re nowjoined now by sammy mcilroy, who played alongside gordon at manchester united, and drjudith gates, from the charity head for changee a few drinks, go _ would socialise, we would have a few drinks, go out for meals and he was the life _ drinks, go out for meals and he was the life and — drinks, go out for meals and he was the life and soul of the party. on that the life and soul of the party. that theme, the life and soul of the party. on that theme, it is probably right the life and soul of the party. q�*i that theme, it is probably right to share comments from gordon�*s daughter hayley. she has been posting some thoughts following her father�*s death. we can look at these comments here... sammy, do you want to reflect on that. it is a little insight into who he was and what he believed in. absolutely. when you saw him play he was a _ absolutely. when you saw him play he was a competitor. you would never think— was a competitor. you would never think afterwards, being such a fierce — think afterwards, being such a fierce competitor, he would be so meek— fierce competitor, he would be so meek and — fierce competito

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gordon was the overall pick in 2014. he spent seven seasons in orlando, where he was best known for his performances in the slamdunk contests. but aaron's career changeor the better when he was dealt to denver in 2021. >> what i have always loved, you know, is to play the right way of basketball. you know? and we do that here. >> reporter: gordon's biggest impact on the postseason run has been on the defensive end where he has been asked to guard kevin durant, lebron james, and, now, jimmy butler. >> i am definitely going to be sitting in my rocking chair when i am 79, 90 years old. back in the day, i liked these guys. >> well, hopefully he will have a lot of good stories to tell, including winning an nba championship. that story is coming up tomorrow at 5:30. >>> coming up, the bay area beauty queen about to become the area's first-ever transgender beauty queen. >> every time i put on the sash, the weight of it reminds me of the weight of my jaw. of the responsibility that i had to make a difference for young children. >>> and, later, we go inside the south bay pizzeria where everyone gets a slice of the pi if you have heart disease and are on a sta

i'll be investing in is gordon ramsay's food stores, wednesdays on fox and stream on hulu, coming together to take on global issues from the ukraino. i can feel the winds of change . let me state the obvious. unere's something rotten goingis in the supreme court of. the united states of america. there is one person who can resolve it and do it this morning, and that's chief justice john roberts. if he steps up and decides that we're finallroberte steps y goir a code of ethics in the supreme court, it could be a new day fould ber the court. , anot >> another day, another attempte by the left, democrats, to de-legitimize the supreme court. noemocrats to dealw newest attat samuel alito. >> the groupac propublica repors that he took a luxury fishing vacation with billionaire paul singer, who later had cases before the court. now, their biggest befor gripe is that alito didn't recuse himself from these cases discr did he disclose the fishing trip on financial forums. well f tri, first, on this recul issue, let me just say this. alito said, and he's right, there is no obligation to do that. he wasn'fsn't even aware o singer's connection to any of the cases before him.

gordon trusts the system. our system decentralizes control of elections, makes it nearly impossible to commit fraud on a scale sufficient to change a national outcome. annie says she trusts her election system in colorado. bobby is in georgia on the independent line. caller: good morning. host: good morning. caller: i don't trust the system. i think we could improve it by using fingerprints. that way we could see who is who. you cannot fake a fingerprint. host: ok. ed in maryland on our democrats line. caller: good morning. host: morning. caller: yes. i trust the voting system. i am 75 years old. i have been voting since i was 18 and we never had problems with voter fraud until donald trump came into the system and he's been complaining about it. he said, if he said, if you lost, it was rigged. there have not been any problems. he would not concede in he's made a mockery of this country. that is my thought. host: we go to betty calling from wheeling, illinois, independent caller. caller: good morning. just want to say, first of all, if you don't trust it, volunteer. that is what i did. how are you going to get a bunch of voluntee

changing after this. i suppose it negotiated, settlement for gordon is now claiming that it was, was never an attempt to go to my cell militarily. this is just upfront test march, when you, when you take over a military operation, as they did with armed forces and chains and other military argument. that's not a friendly project march. and now he's got a president clinton, who earlier the message was over not going to prosecute any of these thoughts. now present, putting in is making it clear that he intends to prosecute both the leaders, although not the, the armed forces beneath the leader. so. so this is, this is not over yet, and start to talk, you know, better about what happened militarily. your brain is a, as they moved out of now, moves apparently to is it about a 120 miles? yeah. but, but the, the russians were still sitting in the faces posture. do you have american generals on a fox and other locations or, gee, you praying, just charge to put all the work on, which makes sense. it is the track from the beginning. does it just be a little more than fractions? is they thought they had their openin

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