and hu jintao didn't discipline them at all. and that is why you started to see overreach during that period. you mentioned the south china sea and under the military military started to assert its claims and later on they started to build artificial islands which then put military installations on these artificial islands in one of the most important waterways in the world. and now i just recent pictures taken last week by a photographer who was given a filipino photographer who flew over the islands and they are now just chockablock full of buildings. you can see weapons. you can see. so back then in 2000 and what a nine you're talking about, what could it it seems to me that the united states could have started negotiating patience with the chinese military, which was much weaker at the time and said and started a set of negotiate actions that these are international order islands in international waters and not they're not china's sole prerogative. let's work out here. i never understood why they were not in negotiations to

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lydia hu has what to expect. hi. >> good morning. the hearing before the senate committee on commerce, science and transportation is scheduled to start around now. southwest chief operating officer is expected to apologize again for the holiday meltdown that stranded an estimated 2 million passengers over the christmas holiday. lawmakers will demand answers on why the budget airline was unable to adequately cope with the massive winter storm as it received more than $7 billion in covid relief funds during the pandemic. in his prepared testimony, the coo explains weather and scheduling software overwhelmed. the president of the southwest airlines pilot association will also testify and he is expected to blame the carriers' over confidence in plan flights and failure to modernize. >> our customers are starting to feel the strain. our pilots have been under strain. highest fatigue rates we've seen in years. so southwest does have a reckoning and they will have to address their systems, i.t. and processes. >> the testimony comes as the u

lydia hu on the cost of this if it does go through. lydia? >> hi, neil. you're right about that cancelled student debt being added to the national deficit. it's also going to drive inflation. the committee on responsible budget says cancelling this $400 billion of student loan debt will increase inflation by 27 basis points, something that we would all pay for. now many say the root problem is the cost to attend college, which is sky rocketing. most recently the average cost to attend public college is $21,000. that's up more than 200% since 1995. the cost to attend a private school is also surged up more than 160%. it's around 46,000 for one year. now, the rise in costs and attendance means that the federal loan balances have ballooned. federal student loan balance was about $187 billion in 1995. but now it's $1.6 trillion. neil, yesterday we hit the streets and we asked folks around new york city what do they think about wiping out student loan debt. we got mixed opinions. watch. >> it's not feasible. you shouldn't be getting a student loan if you don't

lydia hu, is with me this morning. what did the report show?n increase from 2019 and showing impact of the stay at home orders for the students. before the pandemic, about a third of students started the school year below grade level back in 2019 according to the department of education. now, stuart, these findings come as states accelerate spending of federal dollars, roughly $190 billion in aid for education was allocated during the pandemic. before this current academic school year, states were spending roughly $2.2 billion for month of covid school relief funds and now it's more than doubled because funds are going to expire next year and that prompts another concern. for districts that have tapped the funds to address learning loss, the worry is now maintaining these educational initiatives like tutoring, super school and smaller class sizes. >> a third of students in a classroom is going to be near impossible. we're probably going back to the old way of teaching as just teach to the entire class. >> meanwhile some parents are draining the

lydia hu with me now. what more do you have on this?now this memo, it's costing doubts on the administration's denial that it was considering a ban on gas stoves. we know this memo is dated october 25th. written by a gentleman named richard trumpka jr. and he was a commissioner with the consumer product commission and he said the agency should move forward with a proposed rule to ban gas stoves. he said "the need for gas stove regulation has reached a boiling point. well, we know, stuart, what happened next. the public heard about the plan in january and the backlash prompted the white house to say, it does not support banning gas stoves, but now the revelation of the memo showing that the cpse was considering this ban last year while it's casting doubts on the administration's denials. watch this. >> who is lying? white house, secretary, mr. trumpka? >> the president does not support banning gas stoves. the department of energy does not support banning gas stoves. >> there's another agency taking meameasures and action here. te departm

lydia hu for us, montclair, new jersey.ou. >> sandra: larry kudlow is here as promised, thanks for stopping here before your show tonight. >> thank you. >> sandra: is this a further sign that this administration is hurting the very group of people they say they are out to help the most? >> actually, yes, interesting point. lydia's report is right. this whole idea that they were going to go after billionaires and whatever, millionaires, they are not going to get them. they have very good tax lawyers, ok, they'll never touch them. they will wind up going after waitresses, waiters, cooks, cab drivers, who knows. it's all people in the gig economy, tends to be lower people, it's people that need tips, ok, you are not supposed to go after that stuff. it's a typical example, you know, liberals always want to go after rich people, and it always back fires on them. government intentions always backfire on them. >> sandra: bill cassidy summed it up like this. >> we always hear they need more information systems, billions, hundreds o

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lydia hu, thanks very much. the airline is saying that they will have a software a patch available friday that will prevent any of this from happening in the future. sort of like saying there's an app for that. there is a software fix for that. franchesca page has more. they seem to be saying, you know this industry better than i, that that software patch will solve this from happening in the future. is that right? >> it's to be determined. the big question everyone is asking, neil, is this just something that will happen to southwest or all of these issues we'll see that could be industrywide a problem and happened with other airlines. so southwest airlines pilots association president has mentioned and now has testified that for years he believes the pilots have been sounding the alarm about southwest in particular's inadequate crew scheduling technology and the outdated operational process. he believes these warnings were ignored by southwest leaders which led to this meltdown during the holidays. all the oth

lydia hu, we are talking about this with panel this my view what does this lead to everybody is goingt how much tips they make you are not getting truth until these credit card receipts. >> everyone should pay tax no doubt covering the debate if congress such as it was, all of these speeches about how this new irs expansion was about going after the top 1%, and the rich, and republicans offering amendments to say okay then let's have, people under certain income level not be part of this at all, democrats didn't want to accept any of those amendments you are seeing why this is why ren number 10,000 why people are skeptical suspicious of irs frames debate in washington democrats think government not collecting enough tax revenue republicans think the government is spending too much. maria: that is right. >> the fact is if you tax all rich people one hundred percent marginal tax rate still not get enough revenue fall well short. that is is problem this class warfare equity issues kind of sad. >> bee not just waitresses waiters who get tips are you going after the person blew out your ha

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mexico is embarrassed, hu mailated by the conviction of this guy. what he did during the period between 2006 anded 2012 was just drained the drug cartels of skimming cash, bribes. tens of millions of dollars worth of bribes to look the other when vast amounts of cocaine were coming through the united states. the number 1 crook, martha is being regarded right now as a traitor to mexico. someone who was humiliated, who played the good game of getting after the bad guys when stuffing his own pockets with cash. >> martha: he made the mistake moving to texas. that's how he ended up in a u.s. court, this guy. it's an unbelievable case. makes me wonder about el chapo, everybody wonders how he got out of prison. he went in the tunnel. there was a motorcycle waking for him. you have to wonder if this individual is among those helping him. >> absolutely. one of the ripe theories going on right. you're right. how could he dig a mile long tunnel that came out exactly in the bathroom of el chapo's cell and the one area of the cell that was not under surveillance

person like president putin never even in his own mind could never admit to something likeate geit a hukness on his part. >> do you think he's in denial of the difficulties? >> i think he understands the difficulties, i don't think they matter to him. the russian government and president putin have been nothing but consistent. the goals of the special military action are two. dean not sophia and demilitarized. -- de any diplomacy going on with the russians to try to reach at least a negotiation of some kind. >> my answer to ated ts in 2021, 21, 2022 and there was a serious effort by the unit states starting with after we knew what the russian plans were to invade ukraine, we tried to stop it. we t that's why i said earlier they weren't interested. they are still not interested. secretaries of state call to try to get a call with foreign minister lavrov and say what? what would he say? no matter what he said, would you trust him? president putin told resident macron days before the special operation began, we have no plans to do this. how can anybody trust them now? >> what would it take

but first, lydia hu with the back story.a. >> the grand forks air force base is home to u.s. intelligence and top secret drone technology. that's a central reason why the proposed chinese-owned corn mill is drawing concern from the u.s. air force. the assistant secretary of the air force wrote in a letter to north dakota center saying "the proposed project presents a significant threat to national security with near and long-term risks of significant impacts to our operations in the area." the plans for a corn mill comes as chinese investment in american farm land is expanding. chinese ownership of u.s. farm land leapt more than 20 fold in a decade from $81 million in 2010 to nearly $1.9 billion in 2021. some say this puts america's food supply at risk. >> the chinese communist party has increased the holdings of farm land but 1000%. they own 1,300 ago processing companies. food security is national security. >> now efforts to stop foreign acquisition of farm land are underway, martha. 22 states are weighing legislation and

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