i. e, china. so it's a self defeating exercise. go ahead, daniel. well, i think a fundamental see change occurred just a few weeks ago in alaska. and i don't think it's in digested completely, which is when tony blinking came in so sorry, sat down with the chinese delegation and started let's lecturing them about the international rules based order. and yet she was having none of that. he basically said, you sit down and listen to us, you're not going to negotiate from a position of strength, which is the u. s. is, you know, sort of world view and that's what biting think he's going to do tomorrow. you're not going to do that. you're not going to lecture us, we see through you we see past you, all you do is go around the world breaking things, the story, countries people, and we're just not having it anymore. and i think that was a sea change. that was the beginning really of the end of the u. s. empire, maybe the middle of the maybe the end of the end of the u. s. empire. when that happens, you know, a, glenn, it's very interesting. people have aske

and so, i think the deterioratg relationship between china and e west. we may never find the truth. >> thank you very much for answering that question. it wasn't one you were brought here to talk about but i appreciate you the grace to respond. thank you very much, indeed. thank you, sir, for joining us very much, indeed. next, let's move onto to the situation in ethiopia. tigrayian forces claimed to have the ethiopian troops on the round. taking full control of the city and a sharp reversal of eight months of conflict. people -- where communications have been cut for 24 hours said the incoming fighters were greeted with cheers. there were similar scenes and video footage -- where residents says government allied eritrean forces have pulled out with rebels entering. >> there were sounds of jubilation in northern if you own as rebel forces -- in northern ethiopia as rebel forces took back power. from every angle there was little to celebrate. there was no sign the eight-month conflict is winding down, and the tigray is gripped by t world's worst hunger cri

china delegation. i asked him whether the e u is doing enough to count to human rights abuses in china. it is not sufficient and everything that we're doing as activists as parliamentarians, that some businesses are doing and dissociating themselves from the oppressive practices, is not sufficient. because the author or a terry in nature is so overwhelmingly strong that we have to do more. but i'm glad that there are these efforts. i'm glad that there is an official position. i'm glad that people have organized online the rules to commemorate and to make sure everybody understands that them are craddick spirit cannot be killed. right? so what's more, what is top of your list? what more should be you do about it's dealing with china. what, what is the thing that is missing as far as you're concerned? well, that's a wide range. let me focus on hong kong. i would advocate as the european parliament has done in the past that we should align with other like minded countries and create an informal hong kong contact group of countries that want to alert international public opinion to what is

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i said repeatedly, i'm basing that on logic. >> pardon? >> logic. >> and on foreign election meddling. >> of those three countries the intelligence community has pointed to russia, china and ern,ebelieve it was china. >> barr was believed to be behind the effort to clear protesters from lafayette park so trump could walk to a church and flash a bible, an accusation barr denied. all developments which surprised some analysts who had had high hopes for william barr when trump nominated him. >> bill barr seemed like a safe, sound pick from donald trump. bill barr had been attorney general before from 1991 to 1993 under president george h.w. bush. he seemed to understand the job and the justice department. >> william barr did not respond to cnn's request for comment on our reporting on his overall tenure as attorney general, but he did tell politico today that he was never aware of any effort to go after the records of trump's democratic rivals on the house intelligence committee. wolf. >> brian, thank you very much. brian todd reporting. other important news we're following, the cdc now says there's growing evidence that a rare heart inflammation may be linked to covid-19 vaccinat

and to your earlier point, the idea is that potentially in a few years, the i s s e d d commission. we would see china as being the sort of loan that nation to have its own space station in orbit. so that will be a release, significant point of national pride, i think overall, where would you say the chinese space program is heading, whether they want to be so i think to your earlier point, there's definitely a very long term vision of china becoming probably well, potentially the most powerful nation in the world, in terms of space. that being said, i do think that the trainees space program is probably less it is probably western motivated by, by through geo politics than one might think. i think the sort of in the, in a medium to long term. it's more, you know, they have a planet, it's very well laid out, well defined plan. and so i don't know to what extent they have no real ambitions to, to overtake the us. so much as they would have ambition to just continuously develop their own space program doing things that are more progressively more complex. oh, fascinating stuff, blaine can say, we apprec

i question if they don't know what it is, how can they say what it isn't? it's also interesting one day we're reading fauci's e-mails and then it's china's ufo. >> greg: you think the robots. that's what i think. i think they have thrown you off the scent of the robot. when the robot invasion starts, you won't be prepare. >> it's true. i probably would have done something on robots tonight. if it wasn't for the space alien. >> this is my husband kind of thing. i would think that once they come out and they like -- we think we have aliens. it's like oh, let's find out about the aliens. no, let's watch the aliens on the history channel. they're giving you actual footage of things you don't know what it is. but in the 13th century, that disc might have been an alien. you're looking at that instead. goes to show you we thought would be so excited. people think we're going to area 51. they're telling you they're here now and nobody is blinking an eye. >> greg: i figured it out. it has to to with robots. when you she the ufos, they're like blips in a simulation. the simulation is created by a.i. robots. we're just a simulation run by a.i. robots. you notice the holes

i mean, china's version e of bitcoin, if they're going to do their own digital currency, i think it'slk about libra. libra was the coin that facebook was going to put out which, by the way, when they did that, i came out and said that's never going to work because i you have to have confidence behind it. people are not going to have confidence, i think, in a digital coin from china. people, right now bitcoin's been around a long time. but with china coming out against it, who knows what's really going on behind the scenes. when they say they're going to shut down their mining, that should make it actually better for the miners outside of china, it ought to cause bitcoin prices to go higher if they're not going to be mining it. again, i don't know what china -- where china really is on it, but it'll be interesting to see what they do over the next few years on this. neil: looking at these type of investments, gary, because we always say these are risky if you got, you know, a strong stomach for this sort of thing and you ride this and you don't need the money right away for retirement

i question if they don't know what it is, how can they say what it isn't? it's also interesting one day we're reading fauci's e-mails and then it's china's ufo. >> greg: you thinkdistracting you from the robots. that's what i think. i think they have thrown you off the scent of the robot. when the robot invasion starts, you won't be prepare. >> it's true. i probably would have done something on robots tonight. if it wasn't for the space alien. >> this is my husband kind of thing. i would think that once they come out and they like -- we think we have aliens. it's like oh, let's find out about the aliens. no, let's watch the aliens on the history channel. they're giving you actual footage of things you don't know what it is. but in the 13th century, that disc might have been an alien. you're looking at that instead. goes to show you we thought would be so excited. people think we're going to area 51. they're telling you they're here now and nobody is blinking an eye. >> greg: i figured it out. it has to to with robots. when you she the ufos, they're like blips in a simulation. the simulation is created by a.i. robots. we're just a simulation run by a.i. robots.

e d, and also on values. i mean, the values play a role in by, in china policy and policy. but of course, that directly has businesses that are trying to be present in both economies. right now. we see, for example, with recent boyd conservation emmons are on the one hand, these investment restrictions on the other hand, is it still an exaggeration to talk about economies? decoupling probably for the last 20 or 25 years, to be honest, if you look at data, we see the foreign benjamin ad bed in china production has low ground many, many years. and the company has accelerated, and it's also driven by us in europe. more china on its own as well. and so it's approaches that has continued in this packet. we before actually accomplish korea. how important is the upcoming g 7 meetings likely to be for discussing and coordinating policy when it comes to economic issues. the economic coordination for countries compared to china is very important, i would say, because the bible demonstration is setting in your horse. they're just continuity, as you said. but it's also, there's a disco

and i think more fundamentally how do we keep a situation where china and russia don't link up. there is a lot of work to be done e and i think it is quite appropriate for the democracies of the world, the seven biggest democracies of the world, to sit down and try to house out how we're going forward. we need to work with others on china and russia. we cannot just do it alone and i think that is a very powerful message that president biden brought to the g 7 summit. >> the message needs to be that it is us versus them. thank you all so much. we have to take a turn to the other huge story of the morning. the "new york times" reporting that in the early part of the donald trump presidency they were so desperate to find out links, seeds information from members of congress, including adam schiff. >> it is a terrible abuse of power, it separates the powers, and they're a fully owned subsidiary. it does such damage to the department. it's hard to express how shocking an abuse of power this really is. >> congressman shift, senator pelosi, all calling for an investigation into this. let's bring in pete williams, also wi

what we did in the trump administration, 200 sanctions, i could go through the list, with our words, our actions. donald e concerned about china getting closer to russia. you wanted to take on russia when necessary and a lot of places where necessary. you wanted to work with russia. biden said the same thing without mentioning china but was there any indication we have any real leverage with russia given what we have given away in europe? >> know. you give the gift after the meeting but the gifts before the meeting, really quite something. he walked in with great confidence that there was nothing and you are right, he had been in europe in the days before when he said we want put higher taxes on the united states, barely mention china in the communiquÉ with the g7 and demonstrated it was most important to take america back to where we were eight years of barack obama. this is the kind of weakness president clinton must've been salivating walking into the room to watch the president biden refused to take questions, highly unusual when president putin was prepared to take questions. all of this demonstrates a president who is no

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and the recently vetoed an e joint statement expressing concern over china's tightening control over hong kong . so who really benefit from this relationship? hungary, i think has we told the the most in favor of china. so china is the number one manufacturer of hungary, disruptive power is tied to you. but we don't actually see chinese find our investment flowing and pouring in the country. the campus, for example, will be built using chinese labor and building materials shipped in from china. and not everyone in hungary is a fan of the eastern opening strategy. budapest may or get caught up showing is a key opponent of or bon. he has been showing his opposition to what he calls chinese influence buying in his own special way for street near the plant chinese construction site have recently been renamed students that the new campus may have to take dalai lama road or free hong kong road to get to class the, to ice hockey word, there's been hard break for germany in the man's world champion shape a semi final. their impressive run was ended by defending champions fin them to one to one to set up a final on sunday against canada. football now and germa

agastgaga inchiniste ltenno t e wolsols klswlshattt cnas nohano ohaurre v wthcu dcussss china c,,, at mesa welse to inin t d t we w chihi we e e haveusaha is notot acting itement but with issues ranging from the wuhan lab to forced labor to china's military buildup, it's all just a bunch of diplomatic j ibber jabber. the heritage foundation vice president of national security and foreign policy jim caraphano joins me now, and i don't know anyway else to describe it unless you come up with concrete evidence that the jibber jabber is paying off with policy changes from their part from russia, from china. what do you think? >> well i think that pretty much gets to the core of the problem here. the biden administration seems to be really good at finger wav ing and but what's missing is what the russians and chinese actually pay attention was the hard component of hard power that would actually force them to do things differently, so for example, if the president says well, we're going to compete where we left and cooperate where we can and then they say we're going to hold china accountable and then their example is we'll go back to the world health organiza

i. i'm just trying to work out how things are going to proceed. you know, we saw that the chinese investment deal recently, the e u china investment to you, sorry that that's been frozen largely over these kind of concerns due to the sanctions. but china is, it still seems to be sticking to its guns on this and it's going to be, it basically feels that it has the economic muscle to weigh these political concerns in the west. so we're going to see quite, quite some friction over the next few months, i'd say, right, clifford phone and here in syria and on paper. thank you both very much. all right, we're going to go now to look at some other business stories making headlines written in the you have reached the agreement in principle on cash limits for shared fish stocks. the agreement establishes, total allowable catches for $75.00 shared fish docs for this year. as well as several deep sea stocks for 2021 in 2022. the european union's top court has ruled that germany breached you laws by failing to control its air quality in 26 regions, including major cities like berlin unit and hamburg. the european court of justice said german authorities did not

e u summit with a strong sense of transatlantic solidarity. that is the most important message that i think he can send to both russia and china. he sent it and i think he had into the meeting in geneva with wind in his fail as a result. i mean, would you say then that when he goes back to washington after this whirlwind tour of europe that we will be looking at a, a strengthened us president a strengthened us president abroad. yes, a strengthen us president at home remained. could you see? i think vitamin had bent over backwards during the trip to say to americans, i'm doing this for the middle class. i'm investing in relationships abroad to build the us economy. but he's going to go back to a very polarized america. and a huge question in the coming weeks is, will he get bipartisan support for the big, ambitious domestic agenda that he has laid out that in many respects, is the $6000000.00 question. yeah, he may be wishing he could come back to europe that next week we will see charles custom, but the council on foreign relations in the u. s. is because we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. good to see you. thank

e u summit, with a strong sense of transatlantic solidarity. that is the most important message that i think he can send to both russia and china. he sent it and i think he had into the meeting in geneva with wind in his sails as a result. i mean, would you say then that when he goes back to washington after this whirlwind tour of europe, that we will be looking at a, a strengthened us president a strengthened us president abroad. yes. a strengthen us president at homes, remain to be seen. i think bible has bent over backwards during the trip to say to americans, i'm doing best for the middle class. i'm investing in relationships abroad to build the us economy. but he's going to go back to a very polarized america. and a huge question in the coming weeks is, will he get bipartisan support for the big, ambitious domestic agenda that he has laid out that in many respects, is the $6000000.00 question. yeah, you may be wishing he could come back to europe next week. we will see charles, come with the council on foreign relations in the u. s. is because we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. good to see you. thank you. ou

collins, i just have a couple more things i want to ask you about things that are in the news right nownd it has too with that lab in china, in wuhan. as you know, the es that have been publicly released recently from dr. anthony fauci indicate conversation between the two of you. my question is do you think -- i mean, is it the case that, looking back on that time early in the pandemic -- this was early in 2020 -- that the possibility that this virus came from that lab was just not taken seriously enough? >> you know, i think it was a confusing time back then, judy. first, let me say i do think we need to get answers here. an investigation is very much needed. what was happening, though, back in february and march of 2020 were a number of different theori were being flowed, one that was particularly prominent was the idea that this vaccine -- i'm sorry -- this virus was actually engineered intentionally, that it was a product of bioweapon manufacture. that, when you looked at the actual letters of the code of this virus, was not tenable, and there's a paper published about that in nature medicine by christian anderson and others that i got very engag

i to the u. s. government to use the same level of transparency that china has already opened up with cooperation with w h l e in cooperate with the tablet show and being plugging in all the data. so there is already available being of the united states into the global chronology. so that we will know for sure the real reasons for the dietrich kotia, the real reason for the cigarette problem. the similar case is which can now be traced back to koby 19 problem. so the major point is that we need to science above politics. all conspiracy is really feel that the where is the real origin of the ok? well, i mean the b, b c is reporting a 41 year old and young who has age 10 in 3 bird flu. first time ever human has got it. there's in the past few days, china is not revealing any details and actually what you just said, they're about to close cooperation with the united states, which was at this we had laboratory. why does china cooperate in this way with the united states? is it a remnant of colonialism? i mean, the, you know, it wasn't that long ago, they bombed your embassy in the lava. you saw them. i mean, obvi

yvonne: i think it was goldman this week who said that too big to china is no longer the case. very interesting developments. sofia horta e, overachieve markets correspondent with the latest. for the latest word news, we have vonnie quinn in new york. vonnie: china's stockpile of u.s. treasuries dropped for the second straight month, falling by more than $4.3 billion. despite that, the latest figures from the treasury department show foreign holdings of u.s. debt rose by more than $36 billion. japan is the biggest holder of u.s. treasuries, at $1.27 trillion worth, with china coming in second. athletes and officials at the tokyo olympics will face a range of penalties if they do not follow virus particles. the final version of the game's playbook says filler to comply with testing and social distancing rules could result in penalties ranging from fines to being disqualified. the japanese public is still divided over holding the event. u.k. lawmakers are set to testify on wednesday on extensions to england's lockdown. the vote is widely seen as a formality, after the labour party said it would support or boris johnson's go

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e nomics to hear a little bit more hard headed and sober. ok. and just as demon pointed out, i mean, why are we completing these all things together? and then china is the the obvious, then it's not obvious whatsoever. go ahead. george, right, no, i think there are many issues. there's without question. what will the issue that nato is continually looking for a new role. so it would be one step because, you know, thinking about what, what's the next, the rent that we can justify continued existence. but the communicate that was issued, the other day was still basic focused on russia, russia, i mean, the car dropped off the barrel about all the terrible things russians done, all the terrible press of russia, russia's cheating, russia, violating this and so on. so yes, china is mention, but that comes down to like paragraph, $55.00 or something. and the language is much more circumspect. you know? yes, giant, a challenge really have to look up on it. but then the china is cooperating really generally with russia. that's it. that's the point, george, don't you think? i mean it because nature is essentially just a propaganda operation. ok. and so it

e decision to stop building the wall? >> i certainly support my president's decision. >> thank you very much. >> china, general in the next decade given what we've seen today where is china hitting in terms of the capability? >> china has announced publicly their intent to be militarily superior by mid century. they have a program, a plan if you will, national aspiration to do that and they have a very powerful economy and they intend to resource to that end. that is what they plan to do. >> and the response should be? >> it is incumbent upon us, the united states to make sure that we maintain relative to china and maintain peace and deterrence if we fail to do that which is my personal and professional opinion we will place a future generation of great risk. >> i couldn't agree more. thank you both. >> thank you very much. senator shaheen. >> thank you mr. chairman over the course of the 20 years of conflict in afghanistan and iraq, we relied on our partners on the ground to help us particularly in afghanistan where at the time the president announced the intent to withdraw they were preparing plans to evacuate instead o

i will totally say adidas for you if you say nike for me. matt townsend, bloomberg retail reporter joins us now. e-commerce sales superstrong. chinak point for nike. how much more runway today have without greater china picking up? matt: it remains to be seen. the things about china is it came back quicker than the rest of the world. sort of normalizes where it was pre-pandemic. i think it is around 20% growth in the most recent quarter. that is where it was before the pandemic. the big top flight number is look what happened in the americas sales growing 140% from a year ago, which is mind-boggling. the stock hitting all-time highs . quite the day for nike. david: -- guy: the european traders have extrapolated what we saw with nike into adidas and other companies. is that a fair comparison? can i take what is happening there and expect the same thing over here? matt: i think you can. what we are seeing across the board is the consumer has bounced back from covid more than the market has expected. we are seeing restaurants, we are seeing this in grocery stores. the grocery store movement is supposed to slow down, it is not. restau

and the recently vetoed an e joint statement expressing concern over china's tightening control over hong kong . so who really benefit from this relationship? hungary, i think, has we told the the most in favor china. so china is the number one manufacturer of hundreds, disruptive power and say to you both, we don't actually see chinese find our investment flowing in pouring in the country . the campus, for example, will be built using chinese labor and building materials shipped in from china. and not everyone in hungary is a fan of the eastern open strategy. budapest may or get caught out showing is a key opponent of or bon. he has been showing his opposition to what he calls chinese influenced buying in his own special way for street near the plant chinese construction site have recently been renamed students that the new campus may have to take dalai lama road or free hong kong road to get to class and more. let's go straight to correspondent funding. if a child in budapest, funny, many people have come out to protest against this project. roughly 2 thirds of hungarians, oppose it. tell us what the main concerns exactly according to one recent cal

i stress management workshop and meditation it. runs one to four this afternoon at portsmith square in china town. >>> as we said it's e final weekendf pride month. while san francisco will not host it's usual pride because of the pandemic and it's usual parade there are still celebrations going on. we were at san francisco's delores park for the boot trans march. the event was canceled but that didn't stop people from marching through the streets. we have a look at the scaled back events this year. >> pride is showing again in san francisco and it's feeling really good. >> pride is feeling less restrained. it's feeling free. we are getting back into our habit to where we love to do what we do and we do what we love. >> hundreds showed up for the march street fair in delores park. the community back together again in person. >> it's so nice to see each other without our masks on, see each other smile and share love and support with each other. so, yeah, this is such an incredible day and a great way to kick off pride weekend. >> happy pride everybody. hope next year will get better. >> susan was selling pride gear. e. it feels like

china and its propaganda. i a want to point your tax to this "wall street journal" op-ed e recently titled xi's rewriting of historyjinping and the communist party and its propaganda. americans should take heed, censorship that starts in china does not stay in china. and, general, they go through the facts of how the chinese communist party tries to rewrite history. you're, obviously, not allowed to know anything about what happened in tiananmen square. if you're in china, you can't, obviously, google any of that or get the details on that. but there's more than that. i mean, they tried to censor and change so many stories, they're following the political debates in america. so when the journal says, when the censorship starts in china it doesn't stay in china, we're actually seeing that take place here in the u.s. as well. and the censorship may very well be coming from the ccp. what do we do about this? >> yeah. this is the reality of what we're doing, we've got to come prehend how massive controlling information is to the chinese. they know full well, they need the willing support and submission of their people.

>> if the origins of the china virus have not woken america up yet, i don't know what will. i can say this, the republican party, thel. party of freedom, ething we have to understand, the chinese want to become the world he reserve currency, that's why they're investigating and investing in crypto technology. at what point are they going to require facebook and google and a apple and nike to rely on their own cryptocurrency so it willry make it easy to track whe the money is going and to manipulate currency. if t they replace the world reserve -- the dollar as the world reserve currency and get control of energy and they get control of the financial instruments and they steal our technology, look, it's really time for peoplehn in this county to wake up and i don't know what millions of people being killed by a coronavirus that originated nain their country that they ata minimum covered up with the help of some people in the country including the democrats. maria: is joeoe biden up to ths job to push back on china? here's a clip of him this week announcing his infrastructure plan. watch this. >> people are waiting for relief. i got them $

e-commerce essentially too move forward. >> so who wins here? >> sure, an xp semiconductor wins, nvidia, i think year to date they're 20%, 30% respectively in terms of performance. i think that it's an area where chinaor the u.s. to become self-reliant, like we're trying to do, some of these names will have to beef up production, and it might be a place like intel along with nokia, making a massive investment in 5g. >> i remember when you would hang up a phone call and you would get all these messages >> so i can watch a video ex toast e. and talk at the same time, and probably do my banking. i'm going to be so confused, it won't even be funny. >> thank you both. we appreciate it. >>> is wendy's the new meme stock? the name trending on reddit and soaring 20% today. is it worth the hype >>> a reminder that june is pride month. all month long we will spotlight people here is "new york times" columnist jim stewart. >> being gay, a, didn't exist, or b, was a sin and a crime. i figured the only way to get ahead, even to survive, was to learn more, work harder, try to be better than everyone else it forced me to be very competitive. i didn't think that was fair, but it's something that has guided me throu

e-commerce platforms public in the u.s. later this year. >> i strongly believe this market needs to be consolidated. if you predict that chinading. i am not surprised. it is reasonable. juliette: that is your bloomberg business flash. anna? anna: juliette, thank you. the u.k.'s health secretary has said it is too early to say whether a planned easing of coronavirus restrictions on june 21 can go ahead. a final easing has been thrown into doubt by the rise of the delta variant, the one first identified in india, which is now the dominant strain in the u.k. john roe is still with us. are you looking at reopening risk when it comes to u.k. assets? i showed a graphic earlier of u.k. bump stocks, some of them lower. there has been talk about whether we will see these last remaining covid restrictions lifted on june 21. guest: absolutely, and i think because it has been talked about it makes it less of a big impact if we get a further delay. travel and leisure is unusual in europe. most cyclical sectors are loved in the market. they come right to the top of what people want to own. travel and leisure is actually in the middle. tha

e-mails which have now been released and show he was giving congress and the american public one narrative while going with a different narrative and lastly i would say all the faith that drs in chinabe honest and transparent we cannot ignore the reality going back to the origins of outbreak that these chinese scientists have an incredible amount of fear with putting out anything that is contrary to the chinese communist party in their narrative and if they say something that the government doesn't like there is severe consequences. even if they are good people, scientists of the lab, there are huge consequences for them going against the chinese government, last week secretary blink and was in front of the foreign affairs committee which i'm a member of and i asked her what are the consequences if we don't have access to wuhan, what is the next step and i did not get a clear answer i don't know if they planned out that far what to do if china is going to give us a access. elizabeth: lee zeldin, thank you for joining a spring come back soon. next up organ to give you a preview of the fireworks coming this week republicans gearing up the spotlight at hearings this week the illegal l

meanwhile we have the us and china and iran and cybercriminals and even the bipartisan strategy e commission is recommending an increase for inflation for national defense why are i ignoring the industry of the national defense? >> we have to assume not just inflation growth but a retooling with our responsibility to make sure we are not outut dating equipment that is focused in the right place from future adversaries. and remind everyone we also have serious security spending like homeland security and department of justice and usaid and state department. i appreciate the difference between defense and nondefense but we do have significant security funding on the side that is growing. >> does the administration not think that these are credible threats? that the us should be conceding the world leadership role? >> we think $753 billion we have the tools available to make sure we can counter china in any other adversary but we have a diplomatic budget that keeps up with complex and to change and that's what you see here. >> let me ask you unlike the president and vice president i have seen the humanitarian crisis in the national security crisis and i would ventur

. >> in context, china and north korea have been been at the sable to make the difference, which are that you're complicit. i think you watched it per pchl p/e to, at what point? and i think you know this. the american people find it objectionable that their tax dollars go to fund these organizations. we want to be at the table if we can make a difference. at what point when we keep on funding this, keep on funding this and don't make a difference that we cut bait, right? it's time to cut fish and bait. at what point are we at that point? because the american people are tired of funding tyrants and with all due respect, your hard work and efforts you said, you know, were working to enhance relationships and we get the hard work and agreement that we have in this committee about what should be done, but if we can't be done and at what point do we say we've had enough because you have no moral authority to sit with these thugs and murderers? >> i think we have to keep pushing. we have to remain at the table and push against them. we know that when we are sitting at the table there are fewer resolutions against israel and we'll keep pushing for

mounting evidence with e-mails that point to starting in lab, why is speaker pelosi covering for china? why doesn't she want to get to the bottom of it all we are looking for is facts ill beck question why aren't democrats participating using suspect power where we could bring even more people can shed light on evil virus that has taken nursing home of thousands of lives in america millions globally. >> a fewpiece from the federalit saying is the entire democrat party commodity by china house democrats shot gown gop motion that south to bar koorpt coachings with chinese slave labor this motion to recommit proposed by andy barr, are an amended democrat bill so corporate disclosure was happening, it, it if you are using slave labor you have to o disclose it to treasury but democrats shot it down so i asked one of your colleagues earlier it is high time we with understand who is being paid by communist parliament i don't understand why democrats are not participating with the republicans, on getting to the bottom of the covid-19 origins holding china to account where is out raunl for what ccp did in hong kong laying down their laws 25 years earlier not to mention ininva