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this looks grave. >> a chilling analysis and production from gordon chang.ut. gates don't institute senior fellow as always it's always good to hear commentary. thank you. >> thanks erica. eric: we will be right back. about two years ago, i realized that jade was overweight. i wish i would have introduced the fresh food a lot sooner. after farmer's dog, she's a much healthier weight. she's a lot more active. and she's able to join us on our adventures. get started at betterforthem.com when migraine strikes, you're faced with a choice. ride it out with the tradeoffs of treating? or push through the pain and symptoms? with ubrelvy, there's another option. one dose works fast to eliminate migraine pain. treat it anytime, anywhere without worrying where you are or if it's too late. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. allergic reactions to ubrelvy can happen. most common side effects were nausea and sleepiness. migraine pain relief starts with u. ask about ubrelvy. learn how abbvie could help you save. i hear it all the time. people tell me they'd love to

china expert gordon chang will react to that later in the show.verybody is talking about last night's debate, it was a good debate but trump surrenders in a georgia jail. willet killed a good bows from the debate? i will ask ronna mcdaniel next. ♪ hi, i'm norma, and i lost 53 pounds on golo. (soft music) a lot of people expect to fall apart as they age, but since taking release, my energy's improved, my skin's improved. i've never felt better. ♪ let innovation refunds help with your erc tax refund so you can improve your business however you see fit. rosie used part of her refund to build an outdoor patio. clink! dr. marshall used part of his refund to give his practice a facelift. emily used part of her refund to buy... i run a wax museum. let innovation refunds help you get started on your erc tax refund. stop waiting. go to innovationrefunds.com you really got the brows. when i first learned about my dupuytren's contracture, my physician referred me to a hand specialist. and i'm glad he did, because when i took the tabletop test, i couldn't lay

china tech ward gordon chang.n particular for us, the united states in particular the hard-working individuals in the cia some who are risking their life to try to get the real story from china. >> is also troubling because china is attacking the united states, they are identifying us as an enemy, we don't know whether the individuals concern is actually spying for the u.s. but i think china's regime has identified as in the going after us to whip up the chinese population and hatred for america. cheryl: is interesting because it? is tariffs are they working or not what is your opinion. >> i think they are working and i think a number of president biden's measures although they need to be stronger are also working and we can see this from chinese propaganda because they are relentlessly criticizing the administration for what it's doing, they wouldn't be doing that if they were concerned about the united states, i think part of it is not so much the severity of the measures that the vita administration has been im

gordon chang, senior fellow gate stone institute. upcoming book "china is going to war. ". gordon, the beijing bailout you say something like that has been tried by past presidents. how did it all work the out for us. >> we did that in 1972 with nixon. george h.w. bush in 1989 and bill clinton in 1999, three rescues of the communist party. well, we thought by being generous china would reciprocate? no, it used it to strengthen itself and become more hostile. >> this is the biggest diplomatic mistake in u.s. history. the grandest wager and clearly we have an east coast establishment that wants to continue it. you know bret stephens talking about being magnanimous towards the chinese which really means being pretty awful to american workers. >> when you think about this brics meeting that took place, i guess putin didn't attend but he phoned in or something. how significant. it's not a big deal. isn't that a direct assault on americans preempt members in the world as a global super power expand like they wanted to especially the dedoll

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. >> it is disturbing christina thank you let's bring in gordon chang author of the coming collapse of china. the great u.s. china tech were recorded as we do have you on, what do you think of these two u.s. sailors allegedly selling secrets to the chinese? >> the big issue here is that china is forcing chinese americans to choose, choose between china and america. and i think that other americans have a right to know what the choices. these cases of china going after ethnic chinese who served in the military who serve in the university is just disturbing. there is so many of them, and we have to have that national conversation. i know we have scrimmage to talk about this, china has weaponize race, we have to have that discussion. >> what do you make of these chinese landgraf for lack of a better term gordon you have the chinese going in and buying up farmlands and the farmland happens to be close to u.s. military bases, here is senator steve scalise talking about i get your opinion on the flipside. >> china is buying up farmland and other plant it near some of our most sensitive milit

stuart: gordon chang, thanks for being with us.affetz, what do you think of vivek and his foreign policy statement s? >> i think it needs flushed out and we don't have clarity on that and again, governor ron desantis with his military experience in talking about the strength in the pacific and need to catch up to what china is doing in the pacific has one of the strongest answers when he was given a chance. stuart: most interesting candidate, isn't he? >> yeah, it's fascinating. i'm looking forward to the fox business debate because i do hope there's much more about the immigrant economy had we actually balanced a budget, how do we drive down the debt? i think the next debate is really going to be an important one. stuart: september 27 in california. mark your calendar. >> gob that be good. stuart: thanks, jason and joining us for the hour. >> always love it. thank you. stuart: still ahead, sean duffy on whether trump turning himself in today will distract voters from the debate. powerful chair of ways house and means committee, ja

gordon chang, right in the middle of it. thank you, sir.uart: republicans want answers after a report revealed a chinese cyber attacken to our military networks. what's biden saying? lauren: "the new york times" is reporting that the white house is looking for malicious computer code it believes china embedded in u.s. utilities near military bases. so the worry is that china can power off the lights, power off the communications, the water not only at that base, but in the nearby civilian communities, and it could also disrupt american deployment including during any potential chinese move against taiwan. so a group of republican lawmakers wrote a letter to the biden administration and asked them, quantify the risk and what guardrails do you have in place to stop this from happening. you asked me what the white house is saying, no response to that letter just yet. stuart: frightening stuff. lauren, thank you very much. >>> coming up, not too late to be on the showed today. don't forget to send in your friday feedback. we want it all. e-mail

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roger robinson was on with me telling that it's so narrow, gordon chang, jonathan ward.e china/u.s. relationship right now and all these cabinet members going to travel hat in hand to beijing? >> well, look at, we've known since the beginning of this presidency that this president is weak on china. and he's demonstrated that over and over again and it's playing out right now. whether it's a military action that china does and we downplay it, call it unprofessional, whether it's a spy balloon that china sends and we wait seven days before we shoot it down, whether it's china buying farmland next to our military bases, i mean, it's laughable. maria: congresswoman, i'm wondering how weak we actually are. is china infiltrating our elections? i spoke with the chairman of the foreign affairs committee yesterday, michael mccall and a he went through how he prosecuted and investigated while he was prosecutor in the '90s he investigated the ccp getting involved in a clinton, president clinton presidency. they were funding money from different areas into the clinton campaign and i

a change of ends brought a change of momentum. first, gordonen red. now, scottish momentum was irresistable. a third try electrifying murrayfield and helping seal an historic comeback. dan 0gunshakin, bbc news. new zealand staged an incredible comeback to beat australia in dunedin. the all blacks were trailing 17—3 at the break, but second half tries from shaun stevenson and samipeni finau got them back into it. with the scores level at 20 points all, new zealand had this penalty in the final minute which richie mo�*unga sent over to seal victory. england and wales are in to the second half of their match in cardiff. jac morgan captains wales for the first time. it�*s currently 13—9 to wales, having trailed after the first half. later, ireland host italy, while argentina and south africa go head—to—head. rain has meant there was very little play in the hundred today. the women�*s games between manchester 0riginals and london spirit and birmingham phoenix against trent rockets were both abandoned without a ball being bowled. there was some play

gordon into us. but this is not something that is very game changing in terms of, you know, finding the ultimate resolution in terms of, you know, where the firm is heading to and whether they can get back to the money that they invested in. so therefore, i think the trend of a sentiment for fixed income investor, which is generally the most as to risk, is still quite a, for some mistakes hubbard, for, for equity. investors really depends on whether you frank, uh, like the real estate market in china has actually bought them out. but if we look at the gen the roofs, uh, like basically performance in the home market on, on. i think the most important point is really about where the home buyers are willing to buy a house as right now, which basically means it where the developers can, i should get the cash roll right now. if we look at the biggest largest for 2 cities, it's still only 50 percent of the, like the pre record atria change left for the x rays of 2019 to $20.00 to $21.00. so it basically means that, well as the end, the 3rd big growth potential may be is still quite affected by regulations, but i

i changed their situation in hours that i am not myself. i'm on and i'm father sergei gordon put in general, but interconfessions. their food, now i looked at them. i somehow allegedly died insidiously. you know, this position has changed over time, such a newspaper is a church word, and there was a body spread on one side. i spoke about interfaith relations. and then father sergius, so we super-cheered each other. yes, because i said that if we go to, uh, to the church. well, what a problem, because then we were already leaving even from our sunday school with children. this means that we were accepted abroad in germany, who accepted some public organizations. community church. we lived in their homes. here is our choir, when he came and so on. that is , yes, and we were invited to their worship. so what, i just set aside this idea and nothing seemed to happen. although somewhere in the early nineties. i also said no way. walk in a suit and so on. i mean, it all changed. he then said no. we shouldn't, so to speak, there, but then he has everything it has changed because our

british para—canoeist, hope gordon, says while things have improved since 2012 there is more work still to be done. i think london really changedin sport orjust in life. you know, i think we still have a long way to go in terms of accessibility of a lot of places. we went in and around paris for yesterday and for some people, wheelchairs, it is very difficult to get around, so something that needs to be massively improved, but definitely a step in the right direction. and that's all the sport for now. thank you very much indeed. the president of gabon is under house arrest after army officers seized power and said they were annulling the results of saturday's election in which ali bongo was declared the winner. the army has nominated the head of the presidential guard as the leader during a transition period. this is the moment the military made the announcement of the takeover on national television. translation: in the name of the people of gabon - and as guarantors of the institutions, we have decided to defend peace by putting an end to the current regime. to this end, the general elections of 26th august 2023 and the trunc

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chuck grom of gordon haskett. just a changestock compared to a few months ago when we were talking about consumer discretionary, just a little bit better on the margin. lisa: join the club. this seems to be when everyone is feeling now. everyone expected the savings to be over last quarter, the quarter before mother quarter before that, and it is still there. at what point do you start to say there is some kind of fulfilling, kind of structure here, whether it is higher wages, less inflation letting people continue to spend? jonathan: you have asked whether higher interest rates are stimulative? my example is very specific, the united kingdom. the u.k. specifically, whether that carries as much weight in the united states, i think it is a question we have to ask. lisa: who is going to benefit from these higher rates? it is people who are savers, people who have discretionary spending. these people are typically not the ones who spend the most. who are not going to spin on the margins because they are earning an extra thousand d

change an ever present danger. let's speak to our washington correspondent, lorna gordon. with rescue efforts, what are authorities in hawaii saying about how they've progressed? tell us what the presidents declaration means. ella mikey declared a major emergency unlocking aid in the recovery effort giving money to the ones who really need it he said he will prioritise ones who have lost loved ones, those who have lost their hand and this really was and had been a catastrophic situation on maui. the spires were fast, they were destructive, they were deadly. eyewitnesses stop back some of the testimony quite distressing. talk of having just minutes to leave their homes. once at the fire storm was so fast that he doused himself with water, tried to run to the sea, but his rubber slippers were melting as he ran. another who lost his home talked of seeing bodies floating in the seawall by the harbour. that number of 36 reported dead is expected to rise. the efforts to contain the fires are still ongoing. president biden has set _ fires are still ongoing. president biden has se

changes gender identity. this is a blow to the gordon state school boards and parents fighting for parental rights. our cb cotton is live with the details on this. hi, cb. >> for now the policies will be blocked until the case plays out in the civil rights court. the attorney general who first raised the issues praised the judge's decision saying parental notification shouldn't be required, the state won't try to ban it either. all our lawsuits seek to do is reinstate the same policies these districts found acceptable with little protest for years. put simply, we can both keep parents involved about the chi children, and protect our vulnerable students. the districts see it differently. parent communication has been standard and now should be no different. >> everything else we do in schools involve parental consent. parents sign consent to watch movies, go on field trips, social media and standard forms every year and all of a sudden this is the one instance where parents can't be involved. >> after the attorney generals sued this summer. lgbtq saying that trance gender students could be outed to

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gordon. the fsb began to dig deeper. someone is fishing this land. it was sold by someone who changedith his light hand its purpose, it turned out from the fat earthen pie, a whole livestock of local chiefs and leaders of various categories could be fed, but so far only the former servant of the people gennady valerievich is holding him in court for fraud on an especially large scale up to 10 years and surely your fate. he would really like to share with someone else. yes, former friends are in no hurry to stand next to each other. alina skakova victor nosov and maxim bazhanov vesti duty department the supreme court is considering an extremely rare case for judicial practice, the former head of the sixth cassation court alexander efanov is challenging the decision of the high qualification board of judges on the early termination of his powers efanov was deprived of his mantle at the end of april, which became the basis for proceedings and why the former judge does not agree with this will tell maxim shevchenko at the meeting of the supreme court , alexander efanov was the strong supp

change an ever present danger. clive myrie, bbc news cross into norma gordon. what details we have about rescue operations?we have about rescue operations?— details we have about rescue operations? it is early hours in hallway as _ operations? it is early hours in hallway as we _ operations? it is early hours in hallway as we are _ operations? it is early hours in hallway as we are speaking - operations? it is early hours in| hallway as we are speaking and operations? it is early hours in - hallway as we are speaking and the further extent of the damage is not known. there are still irish region and local authorities say at any one time 100 firefighters are on the ground trying to tackle the blaze. president biden has already said that the navy, the marines, the coastguard, the national guard in the area would offer assistance to those search and rescue efforts. and within the last hour or two he has also declared an emergency in the area. what that means is he will supplement the state and local efforts. unlock federal assistance to ensure the islands have everything they need to recover. make no mistake,

change your life at golo.com. that's golo.com. stuart: now for the devastating wildfires on maui, 99 people confirmed that in the governor predict that number will rise 10 to 20 each day. max gordon the latest. >> the main focus has been as the death will continues to creep up. several fires burning on the island, we are standing next to a house destroyed by the upcountry fire. this has been especially difficult to put out. it is 65%, it is an area of destruction on an island that is experienced so much loss. the search continues for the dead. 99 people confirmed dead, among the missing, hundreds still missing in a town where 12,000 once lived. accord of the printout area has been searched. identifying the dead has been difficult, and identified, people giving dna swabs to help identify them. >> it is incredible that our hearts are broken. 48 hours ago with the extra fatalities. you know that we are 2200 structures that have been destroyed. 86% were residential. >> reporter: there have been rumors of looting, law enforcement officials say there are 0 reports. air national guard and army personnel on the ground helping out. meanwhile no official answer to why these fires started.

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gordon brown's government. it's not much fun when you know that your time is up and the country's clamouring for some kind of changeng to speculate on that, but it's very hard being the tail end. charlie, prime minister , in a government that minister, in a government that you know, i think most friendly people would accept has just run out of steam and time . out of steam and time. >> but you have to keep on keeping on as they say. dennis, thank you very much indeed for bringing us your assessment. thank you very much indeed for bricourser your assessment. thank you very much indeed for bricourse ,; your assessment. thank you very much indeed for bricourse , we'll assessment. thank you very much indeed for bricourse , we'll see assment. thank you very much indeed for bricourse , we'll see when nt. thank you very much indeed for bricourse , we'll see when and of course, we'll see when and where that major reshuffle will occur. where that major reshuffle will occur . but in where that major reshuffle will occur. but in terms of the changes today, it seems it's finished for now . also finished finished for now. also