of the rebuilding ofjiankou great wall. the third one will it start maybe next year. ooh! yeah. that's exciting! yeah. drones? hmm, of course! laughs. yeah, of course! amanda reporting there from the great wall of chinaies next year. this christmas, many of us will be spending less time with our loved ones than we would like and there are some couples who have been separated because of border closures and travel bans who are desperate to see their partners. well, tens of thousands of people in this situation have rallied together to share tips and advice, as well as their own sweet successes, and we have met one of them. ryan ejezie ended up making the longest layover of his life when he was desperate to see his partner elena in america. and the only way he could get there was to fly to croatia and spend two weeks in quarantine before heading first to istanbul, and then finally onto the us. all i was seeing, all year, was just news. you'rejust bombarded with covid news. it's just like this travel is not happening. lockdown is getting worse. cases are rising. so when i started to see other people, real human beings, in the same situation, tackling the same challenges and being able to ask them just st

of the great wall. it will start maybe next year. that's exciting! yeah. drones? of course, yeah, of course! amanda reporting there from the great wall of china. of wall of china. and there will be more from our future of the past series next year. this christmas, many of us will be spending less time with our loved ones than we would like and there are some couples who have been separated because of border closures and travel bands who are desperate to see their partners. —— bans. tens of thousands of people in this situation have rallied together to share tips and advice as well as their own sweet su ccesses well as their own sweet successes and well as their own sweet successes and we well as their own sweet successes and we have met one of them. ryan and jessie ended up of them. ryan and jessie ended up making the longest leo of his life when he was desperate to see his partner alina in america. and the only way he could get there was to fly to croatia and spent two weeks in quarantine before heading first to istanbul and then finally the us. all i was seeing all year was just news, just bombarded with covid news, it was just like this trav

circumstances, it certainly a simple of what china in the past has been and what china in the future can become. a people who can to a wall like pastcertainly have a greatve this kind of a past must also have a great future. future is that in the perhaps as a result of the beginning we have made on this journey many americans, particularly young americans who like to travel so much will have an opportunity to come here as i have come here today with mrs. nixon. they will see this wall and think back to the great history of this people and they will have an opportunity to know the chinese people and know them better. one of the results of our trip walls that be the they are erected whether they are physical walls like this, or other walls, ideology and philosophy, will not divide people in the world. regardless of their differences and backgrounds and philosophies will have an opportunity to communicate with each other, know each other, and to share with each other those particular endeavors that will mean peaceful progress in the years ahead. say finally i would we have come a long way to be here today, 16,000 miles, and many things that have occurred o

if it is a certainly, a symbol of what china in the past has been and what china in the future can become, a people that can build a wall like this certainly have a greatis that in the future, perhaps as a result as we've made in this journey, that many, many americans, particularly the young americans who like to travel so much would have an opportunity to come here as i have come here today with mrs. nixon and others in our party that they will be able to see this wall, that they will be back, and have a history as this people to know the chinese people and know them better and i think one of the results of our trip, we hope, may be that the walls that are erected, whether they are physical walls like this or whether there are other walls, ideology or philosophy will not divide peoples in the world, that peoples, regardless of their differences and backgrounds and their philosophies will have an opportunity to communicate with each other and know each other and to share with each other those particular endeavors that will mean peaceful progress in the years ahead. so all in all i would say, finally, we've come a long way to be here today, 16,000 mile

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china japan south korea i well come from. and fro. with our every corner of the great wall this grand final from the good side what i'm striking. is always to understand. the. 5 little developing. that should this you austerity as a response to the carotid artery that seems like a nice sensible is. the say and really what i think they should be doing and i suspect they all sankey creating problems to allow them to call if we need to spend as well because. investing is. creating this invitation for the people to stay not down which is the. approach. to preventing viral spread that we say. save the economy is something we're going to talk to the interim director of oxfam international about a little later in the program but i want to come back to this advice for advanced economies at least to spend spend spend this is just mean that we're going to see an increase in debt and deficits which just 12 months ago would have been think about. well you know there are different ways you i think create stat mole if you are you a cut of a process all along the supply chain so you can j

by wall street and other corporate executives who saw china as a great money pot for themselves, but they shipped american jobs overseas in the process. so policymakers played along for the benefit ofna and to the cost of many americans. now the new biden team insists that this learned their lessons, and they accept what the future relationship with china will be a more competitive one and will produce friction. in an article in foreign afathers last year, jake sullivan -- who will be biden's national security adviser -- said although washington remains bitterly divided on most issues, there is a growing consensus that the era of engagement with china has come to an unceremonious close. the debate is other what comes next -- over what comes next. the article has insisted that the u.s. needs to work with allies to handle china. now, that's all very well, but it's not clear at all that allies like germany and japan, who depend on china for strong economic performance, it's not clear at all that they'll be eager to join the u.s. whew, in new case, should we belief that the establishment that allowed china to rise unchallenged for so long now will take a different tack? what can we exp

great wall? the hidden palace. of course when biden says i never, ever spoke about my son's business dealings in the ukraine or chinaas much as he seems such a decent fellow, a kind of not jive with our normal experiences. >> jesse: emily, geraldo just brought this up, millions and millions of transactions between the chinese and the extended biden family. this was not a political prosecution. this originally was flagged by hunter's banks. they notice suspicious activity from obvious international wires and they were the ones that raised the red flags, not any politician, not any senator. it was a bank. >> emily: that's right and not only for the amount of the transactions, as in the quantity, but also the quantity of the money. and the timing. the same to he opens a line of credit, he has a hundred grand. overall the breadth of these multiple investigations that spanned states and jurisdictions and issues and family members, it cannot be overstated nor obviously can be reduced to "tax affairs." we know that the bidens have this history of oversimplifying whenever their behavior or their conduct is questioned. this

charlie breaks it on goldman sachs' deep dive into china and why it may just be the start of knocking down the trump administration's great wallworld's second largest economic power. >>> and on this safe harbor day, where states must certify the results of the presidential election, my everyone talks to liz podcast guest this week is fox news senior correspondent and anchor eric shawn. eric has been elbow and knee deep in the election coverage. he was on the ground in pennsylvania. i asked him all about his coverage on the ground during this very controversial election. you've got to hear his behind the scenes stories, his ground-breaking reporting and of course, you may not know this, who his mom was. a soap opera star darling. eric shawn. you've got to hear it. a lot of people have already downloaded it. spotify, apple, google, wherever you get your podcasts. closing bell ringing in 19 minutes. we'll be right back. some things are good to know. like where to find the cheapest gas in town and which supermarket gives you the most bang for your buck. something else that's good to know? if you have medicare and medicaid you may

great reset. >> enter our new president-elect, joe biden. an empty vessel soft on china and who will do as he's told by wall street, bill gates, the who, to oversee america in transition. of course, his cabinet picks are on board with the global reset agenda. you've heard mr. schwab talking out there. pete buttigieg, his pick for transportation secretary, he wants you to pay more for everything powered by oil and gas. >> we need to be very aggressive in dealing with this through policy mechanisms like carbon pricing. the carbon tax. i know the t word is not one used in running for office but we can create a lot of jobs here. >> laura: biden knows that pete will never wake up and worry about things like oh, wait wait, will this policy make life easier or harder for the average american? >> you know, we selected pete important transportation secretary. he's got some of the most ambition plans to build back better to deal with the threat of climate change, real jobs. not just $15 an hour jobs i'm calling for universally but prevailing wages, union jobs. paying $40 and $50 in benefits. >> laura: the poor man has no idea what words he's struggling to read. $50 an hour for his

china is the biggest jailer of journalists around the world. it tightly controls information at home, and most forward media is blocked via the great fire wall.im. >> thank you so much, selina wang, in tokyo. >>> israel is ramping up vaccinations as the country enters its third national lock down. officials say they hope the third lock down will be the last. israel's prime minister wants to double the rate of vaccinations by next week, so for more on this, let's bring in elliott gotkine in tel aviv. are the restrictions easier to bear knowing that the vaccine is being rolled out as we speak. >> reporter: i think it depends on your perspective. if you're a small business owner, for example, being forced to close once more and due to run out of money, then knowing things will get better, the government has been trying to drum up a large dose of optimism regarding the vaccine and vaccine campaign. a hundred thousand israelis were vaccinated yesterday, bringing the total to almost 400,000. and according to one report, israel leads the world in vaccinations per capita, something prime minister netanyahu was happy to tweet out from his account on s

of the "wall street journal" editorial board. he and fox business maria bartiromo have a new book "the cost, trump, china and american revival." . peter doocy made a couple of greatnese energy executive and yet in the email, you know, the entire biden family says best wishes. we all would like to see you again. i'm not pointing fingers here, james, it seems like a wink wink of an email. >> absolutely. thanks, trace. i think it's clear here the -- by now it should be clear to everybody the product that hunter biden was selling -- it wasn't his expertise about chinese finance or ukrainian energy or romanian reals at this time or whatever else the deal was. it is clear in that note and when you look at the record it was an influence peddling operation. joe biden, who has been talked about in the emails. his explanation that i didn't pay attention or i don't know what my son was doing, you know, that would not be tolerated at any large organization in america to, you know, if family members were trailing behind you with their hands out to say i haven't asked any questions. i haven't looked into what exactly they're doing. that's not a reasonable conflict of interest

china. thanks to internet freedom efforts made possible by the open technology fund, tweets and videos describing the chinese communist party's intolerance of dissent escaped the great fire wall and made its way into western news feeds. the spread of the coronavirus tore away the veil covering beijing's corrupt relationship with the world health organization and other international organizations, and revealed their scandalous cover-up of the virus' origins. all that truth right on our phones, right on our ipads and computer screens. on every screen in the house. but unfortunately, for the millions suffering under the horrors of communism, truth didn't win the day. the people with the most responsibilities speak up stayed silent because they were fearful of retaliation. it was too politically charged, too economically risky. someone might take their criticisms the wrong way. and, well, we can't have that now, can we? i know from personal experience what it's like to have the chinese communist party and their allies retaliate against you. once you speak up, you're going to get it from all sides. just last week a member of the chinese state media, so for all intents and purposes