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iwe think we slightly overdo the anti- china rhetoric. not so much in these documents we discussed today, but in the broader structure of u.s. government policy and where the debate in washingtonn seems to e going with republicans as well as democrats. >> rate, not to put too fine of a point you dress it there at the end the concern is to a certain extent the rhetoric the general sentiment behind policy and unhelpful direction in terms of the uss china relation more broadly? >> yes also pentagon itself could feel pressure itself to over react in a crisis. i've written about this before let's say china takes it uninhabited pieces of rock in the east china sea. japan claims those as well japan administers those although i said before what is it mean to administer islands where no one lives and nothing happens? we are sworn and we clarified from the white house that we feel the obligation to defend japan's claim to the silent even if no official u.s. government position on whose islands they should be. so if the scenario begins over the isla

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well, now, iw n anan unorthodox move, sony is bringing the movie back to theaters at f the top of december in a newther form. they call it father stu reborn. star and >> joining me to discuss is the film star and producer mark wahlberg. anrk, thanks for being with us, for taking a little time frod m thanksgiving eve. now, this is an odd move, mark e ,to release a movie in the same year it was originally released. wh and why did yy did you in tho decide to do it this way? >> w well, given the nature of the r rated movie, lots of families didn't feel comfortable with their children's seeing it, but they really wanted them to get e the message. so because the archbishop, archbishop thomas of nevada,ntac who had actually ordained father stu in helena, montana, came to me mid, mark and said, , i really understand whye the language is there, but itth would be ais sin and a shame for young people not to see thisthis movie and to really understandhe the importance of this story. we wanted to make sure that we could share that with children of all ages. and so we recut the film. we took out two hun

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