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jake sullivan, the national security adviser, went to paris to try to improve things. the secretary of state tony blinken, who speaks french and has had a long u.s./french relationship, he went to paris. now the president is going to meet with macron and the vice president, kamala harris, is going to go to paris herself to try to ease this relationship, improve the relationship. it's been nasty and ugly. there was one thought the president himself after scotland would go to paris and try to improve the relationship, but that's gone away. they're meeting at this hour here in rome instead. but the vice president will be going to paris. but it's a very important relationship, and this is one issue that's really been at the center of this rupture, and there's no doubt, i will say, no doubt, i think this was the first time in u.s./french relations that france re-called its ambassador. normally that happens when countries are in a real dispute. for france to do that with the u.s. underscores how serious this crisis was. >> we're watching and waiting to see, as we've been tra

jake sullivan told the bbc at the u.s.ke steps to avoid having to defend taiwan military force in the future. he sat down with our diplomatic correspondent. >> you spent six hours yesterday with china's top diplomats. what did you learn? >> we are in an intense competition with china, and that requires intense diplomacy. we had an opportunity to cover the full range of issues in our relationship. and talk candly one another about the areas where we have interests that align and a lot of areas where our interests do not align. what i have learned among other things is that china is going to look out for its interests, it's going to defend its perspective on the world, and it is incumbent upon us as the united states working with allies and partners to make clear where we stand, to stand up for our friends, our interests, and that is what i communicated and what we intend to do. >> what did you tell him about taiwan? >> the united states is deeply concerned about actions that undermine peace and stability across the taiwan s

>> at least two jake sullivan because robbie in the russia probe admitted he authorized mark elias tohere's an overnight between the alpha bank story and a steel dossier. i believe based on the halloween tweet and hillary clinton knew about it as well and she was in on the conspiracy and she probably directed because the clinton campaign. more than $12 million, i promise you it wasn't with elias and sussman. liz: robert mueller didn't touch it, it's quite a story. it's great to have you on, thank you for joining us, we'll have you back on again soon. as a jampacked hour, we'll have another hour like that. i'm elizabeth donald, you been watching the evening edit on foxbusiness. we appreciate you watching, hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪♪ kennedy: breaking news, the manhunt is officially over. brian laundrie is dead. especially in hell. the bony fit in florida yesterday found were in fact his but one thing is for sure, there's still a lot of unanswered questions here, did he kill gabby? if so, why? who screwed up the investigation? rise parents reportedl

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what us pray for press preaching a briefing. jake sullivan is talking at the moment about so dawn and us reactions, maintenance, listening. secretary lincoln put out a very strong statement yesterday by the actions taken 36 hours ago by the sudanese security forces, including the arrest of multiple civilian officials and the detention of prime minister ham doc. we believe it undermines the countries transition to democratic civilian rule, and we firmly reject the assertions that this is within the authority of the military leadership in sudan. from our perspective, these actions are utterly unacceptable. they contravene the constitutional declaration, but more importantly they contravene the aspiration of the sudanese people in terms of the tools you ask about, we've already made clear that we are pressing paws on significant aspects of our economic assistance to sudan. and we will look at the full range of economic tools available to us in coordination and consultation with regional actors and other key countries to make sure that we are trying to push ah, the suit, the, the entire s

jake sullivan told the bbc that moscow had previously used energy as a political weapon.e warned that doing so now would backfire. we have long been concerned about russia using energy as a tool of coercion and a political weapon. we have seen it happen before and we could see it happen again. that being said, the larger challenge right now is a global challenge, with both oil supplies and gas supplies, and it is a challenge where the supply of these sources of energy are not meeting the growing demand as economies recover, and our message to the suppliers of both oil and gas is that they need to step up to meet this growing demand so as not to imperil global economic recovery, and we are working closely with fellow consumers, including in europe and the united kingdom, to be able to convey that message in stereo. do you think russia are going to try to exploit this? i think it would be a mistake for russia to try to exploit this. i think that would ultimately backfire on them, and i believe they should respond to the market demands for increased energy supplies to europe

jen: i would echo a little bit of what my colleague, jake sullivan, said. which is these global leaders sophisticate. they are familiar themselves, although they all have different systems, with how you legislate here in the united states. they watch closely. they know it can take some time. what the president is going to go to the g-20 and cop-26 with is either agreement which as he said is his preference, or a commitment to continue tos preforward on -- continue to press forward on what will be the biggest investment on addressing the climate crisis in u.s. history. six times the size of the recovery act, which will be the second largest investment in climate in history and a commitment to do everything he can through executive action and working with the private sector. global leaders, i think the point jake was making is that global leaders, one, understand that it can be a lengthy and messy process. a bill is becoming a law here in the united states. and also they have seen the president raise up climate as an issue that's a central priority for him in

coming together as a fact pattern in the timeline, your final work, we gotta go soon. >> if i'm jake sullivanervous guy because they screwed up afghanistan and now i may be implicated in a big and different crime i kinda wonder how long that guy will stay in his job. elizabeth: it's great to see you, thank you for joining us. later this hour how much power should the irs get to snoop into your financial transactions everything you make as little as $600 that's what the democrats want to pay for the big spending we have the constitutional roadmap to fight this, two dozen states may take it on nebraska is saying no we have more on the latest in the covid pandemic next. stay there. ♪ dad, we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. yay! we got this. we got this! life is for living. we got this! let's partner for all of it. edward jones that building you're trying to buy, let- you should ten-x it.it. - ten-x it? ten-x is the world's largest online commercial real estate exchange. you see it. you want it. you ten-x it. it's that fast. if i could, i'd ten-x everything. like...

in addition, national security adviser jake sullivan met with china's top foreign policy official who is a member of the ruling politburo. they met in zurich, switzerland, this week for about six hours where they talked about taiwan and also a range of other issues to try to cool down the situation. >> let's listen to president biden who was asked this week about the tensions between china and taiwan. here's what he had to say. >> china has i spoken to president xi about taiwan. we agree we will provide -- abide by the toman agreement. that's where we are and we made it clear that i don't think he should be doing anything other than abiding by the agreement. >> jacob stokes, abiding by the taiwan agreement. what is he talking about? >> i suspect president biden was trying to use a shorthand to refer to long-standing this policy towards taiwan which is admittedly a bit cumbersome to say. it'srs characterized by somethig known as the three joint u.s.-china communiquÉs, the taiwan relations act which is law and also something known as the sixths assurances to the government in taipei.e t

jake sullivan has been meeting with french officials.president biden will meet with president macron. that will be significant. then vice president kamala harris will be going to paris to further follow up. melissa, thank you very, very much. melissa bell reporting from paris. >>> one big question remains. what does it mean for president biden to come to rome without a final deal on this key domestic agenda? i'll speak live with the u.s. treasury secretary, janet yellen. she'll join me for this live interview in the next hour. make sure to stay with us for that. much more of our coverage coming up from rome right after this. i would've called yesterday. but... i could've called yesterday. but... i should've called yesterday, but... would've, could've, should've. we hear that a lot. hi. i'm jonathan, an insurance professional and manager here at colonial penn life insurance company. sometimes, people put off calling about life insurance. before you know it, another year has passed. and when they do call, they say, "i wish i'd called soone

national security advisor jake sullivan and the chinese foreign policy advisor have made -- met face-to-facen zurich. what more do we know about this meeting? >> there has not and that much from the american side apart from the fact that the meeting lasted six hours and was constructive, but the chinese news agency has reported extensively on what the parties discussed. it covered a wide range of things, stressing that it was essential for china and the u.s. to forge a working relationship. any friction between these countries impacts the rest of the world. the chinese news agency saying as well that the national security adviser was told by his chinese counterpart that china does not like the word "competition," a word used in relation to what is going on between the u.s. and china, but according to all accounts, it was a constructive meeting, which did cover a lot of ground and appears to be setting up the way for a face-to-face meeting between the u.s. president and chinese president in the coming weeks. this has been confirmed by the white house, which says the meeting has been contempla

leading with those if washington to get a deal to help their political fortunes and also heard from jake sullivan previewing the president's trip asked repeatedly whether the lack of progress was going to undercut the president's standing overseas, especially focused on democracy, delivering results and jake sullivan answered, well, these other world leaders are sophisticated and know we're close enough but we know close enough doesn't get you there. >> tony, go to you, leigh ann laid this out well. mike touched on it too. what is likely in and what is out of the package and then what to pay for it. one of the way, a billionaire's income tax. some ron wyden talked about a long time. no text of it, but here's what he said today. i'll play it for you. >> i have not heard a single member of congress get up and say that it is okay for billionaires to pay little or no taxes for years on end. we'll have other proposal shortly, we'll go through it. >> tony, i know you'vin reporting on that possible alternative. what kind of legs does this billionaires income tax have and what kind of support? >> reporte

. >> last week, biden's national security adviser, jake sullivan, was in saudi arabia, meeting with theince to discuss the yemen conflict. so respond to those who appear to be saying that keepi the relationship with saudi arabia is more important than holding it accountable for jamal's death. >> but if you -- if you say that you and another country, there is no difference, but you keep saying you are dierent. the relationship is a reali-- it's a reality. okay? i don't -- i am not asking about you cut your relationship with saudi, but you should -- you should do your turn, your role. >> you know, leopoldo, that the term socialism has become a term in the united states that is leveraged by republicans against democrats. explain to the viewers what socialism and authoritarian socialism looks like on the streets in your country. >> socialism in venezuela is poverty, is hunger, is lack of opportunities. socialism in venezuela is the exodus of millions of peopl socialism and authoritarianism in venezuela is darkness because there is no electricity is no access to running water. those are all

in addition, jake sullivan met with the top policy official who is a member of the ruling policy bureau and met in switzerland for six hours where they talked about taiwan but also a range of other issues. host: let's look at president bide one was asked about the tensions between china and taiwan and what he had to say. president biden: well abide by the taiwan agreement and he shouldn't be doing anything other than abiding by the agreement. host: abiding by the taiwan agreement, what is he talking about. [. guest: he was using a shorthand to refer to policy against taiwan which is a bit cumbersome to say characterized by something known as the three joint china communique and taiwan relations act which is a law and the six assurances to the government in taipei. there are a number of aspects, probably too many to go into right now and there are three things viewers should really know about the u.s. policy framework towards taiwan. the first is that while the u.s. recognizes there's only one china, it's the people's republican of china in beijing. the u.s. does not take a position on t

jake sullivan gave an interview to us at the bbc just the other day.e have long been concerned about russia using energy as a tool of coercion and a political weapon. we've seen it happen before. we could see it happen again. it would be a mistake for russia to try this." how does moscow respond to that sort of language? this is just shameless, that they continuously repeat the very same tune and melody. we have never been in a position to exert pressure through our energy supplies. we're interested in a stable market, in an approach to both consumers and suppliers that ensures predictability, and people are confident in what's going on. we are not interested in any way to use this as a political weapon. now, look, what we see during the previous administration, what we saw during the previous administration and what we saw under the current administration in the us is simply an attempt to decouple europe from russia's energy supplies for its own fortune, for its own advantages, for introduction of american gas, natural gas and crude to european market

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yes, national security advisor, jake sullivan, and chinese foreign policy advisor, young j t. that face to face enduring my can joins us live from washington dc. what, what do we know about this meeting? i well, for the long beating 6 hours it was said afterwards that many issues were discussed . it was described by the chinese side as exceedingly constructive. but very clearly what is happening here as well, is that the way is being paved for a meeting between the u. s. president and the chinese presidential asian ping. now, last month, the 2 spoke by telephone, president biden making very clear that he wanted to meet with jason ping, a face to face. he knows so the president of china well from his time as vice president. and but insisting that it's necessary in order to forge a constructive relationship with china, to have this face to face meeting. now the white house press spokesperson says that they are working towards a time and a place for such a meeting. very difficult to see how it can be worked. prism gigi ping has stayed in china throughout the pandemic. or he is no

yes, national security advisor jake sullivan and chinese foreign policy adviser. younger g at met face to face in zurich on my hand, and joins us live from washington, d. c. as to what more do we know about this meeting? well, that hasn't been that much from the american side. apart from the fact that the meeting lasted 6 hours and it was exceedingly constructive, but the chinese news agency as reported fairly extensively on walk the 2 parties, discussed it covered a wide range of things, basically as well. stressing that it was essential for china and the us to forge a working relationship because any friction between these 2 countries impacts on the rest of the world are the chinese new jason c saying as well, that the national security advisor was told by his chinese counterpart that china does not like the word competition, a word which is often used in relation to what is going on between the us and china . but to all accounts, according to those reports, it was a highly constructive meeting which did cover a lot of ground. and importantly, appears to be setting up the way for a f

. >> reporter: and national security advisor jake sullivan told the bbc the u.s.stand up and speak out. >> we believe strongly in the maintenance of keeping stability across the strait. >> reporter: the u.s. is obligated to help defend taiwan by law. the biden administration this summer cleared a $750 billion arms package to taiwan which china condemned. beijing has never ruled out the use of military force to take back what it considers a renegade province. ramy inocencio, cbs news, hong kong. >> duncan: a u.s. navy nuclear engineer and his wife are under arrest charged with trying to pass nuclear submarine secrets to an unidentified country, the f.b.i. said it included a data card hidden inside a peanut butter sandwich detailing the design, operations and performance of virginia class nuclear submarines. well straight ahead on the cbs weekend news, iceland's glaciers are melting faster than ever. we will take you inside one of them. we will take you inside one of them. is or for men with hr+,omen her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy

one thing that was also worth noting in the chinese readout was that they affirmed that jake sullivanolicy is unchanged and it still helped walk back some of the potential misperception from president biden. so this was very positive and it also affirms that when the two sides can sit down together with a closed door, they can be professional, they can manage the relationship and i think you will hear more and more the white house statement that their goal for the relationship is to have responsible competition, that is their buzzword. competition, that is their buzzword-— buzzword. responsible competition, _ buzzword. responsible competition, good, - buzzword. responsible i competition, good, right, buzzword. responsible - competition, good, right, got it. iwill competition, good, right, got it. i will remember that and there will be so much for them to speak about as you mentioned, trade and cyber issues as well. but let's focus on taiwan pacifically. we heard their relations at their lowest for a0 years, how worrying do you think this is? i for 40 years, how worrying do you think t

jerry cohen back by joe biden, blink and the secretary of state and the national security advisor, jake sullivan. they love google ideas and google very much associated with the democrat royalty as it were. why, why was it no fun to work? well, again, it comes down to what your views and the demographic that you are in and how, how, what you think i was, you know, in a role that's called a research scientist role. and i was the 1st black woman to be a research scientist at google and i saw why, right? i had so many issues right off the bat i was under levels. are people with much less experience to me way more level than me. there was a lot of just kind of disrespect. there was a lot of harassment and all sorts of things. so it was very, very difficult for me to just even concentrate on my job. and actually when i'm talking about being fired, i'm pretty certain that it wasn't just that paper that got me fired, right. i was, there were so many things that they didn't like that i was doing. i was speaking up about workplace issues, discrimination issues. and they and each time i spoke up, they wer

ready but i think that, you know, the secretary of state blake in the national security advisor, jake sullivan, the president himself, and the vice president, obama harris need to engage african leaders. they're extremely important. and they make up a serious part of the un system with so many votes. and you cannot build consensus on in these competence in africa unless you're engaging african leaders to the appraiser. thank you very much. thank you very much. exactly. 1830 gmc still to come here on the user for you. tropical storm composite passes over an island province in southern china, leaving a trail of damage. and we'll talk about the northern ireland border challenge. hi.

it seems like jake sullivan, who is the national security advisor, is reaching out to china, talking to his counterpart. they are trying to get some kind of meeting. it's going to be a virtual meeting because present. she hasn't left china for 2 years now almost. ah, he's not going to attend in person. the g 20 summit, he's going to do that virtually. and so the, the responses we need some kind of meeting with, got to have something. and so that the chinese don't seem to be as eager to meet with the u. s. as the u. s. is to meet with china on a whole variety of issues, tie ones, one of them, but also just on trade. and in terms of what is happening with, you know, kind of new carrot versus stick measures being taken to say, how do we keep trying to in life, the chinese don't seem to be anxious. and on that trade note, catherine tie the us trade representative chair. so kind of laid out the whole policy towards china ahead of these talks out of the new policies, or how to the policies of the biden administration. that is to say, effect the phase one trade deal made under the trump adm

kennedy: you guys are totally trustworthy, your partners according to jake sullivan so what has happenedle in afghanistan left behind? the current tension like in kabul? >> the state department keeps repeating 100 american citizens and u.s. green card holders, legal residence left behind, it's not true. kennedy: how many are there? >> there are thousands of green card holders still on the ground in afghanistan, a handful of american citizens and thousands of american allies, translators and people who worked with the american forces over the past 20 years stuck in the country still. kennedy: what happens to them? are they in jeopardy, our their lives in danger because taliban apparently knows who they are and where they are? >> one 100% and they are desperate, they are e-mailing me, we met on the street, empathy workers who have pictures with deputy chief of mission, people still operating under the biden administration's state department and they met these people, they worked with them hand-in-hand on the ground in kabul and they are left behind. many of them will be targeted by the tal

jake sullivan gave an interview for us at the bbc the other day and said, we have long been concernedusing energy as a tool of coercion and a political weapon. we have seen it before and we could see it again. it would be a mistake for russia to try this. how does moscow respond to that sort of language? this does moscow respond to that sort of language?— sort of language? this is 'ust shameless i sort of language? this is 'ust shameless that i sort of language? this is 'ust shameless that they �* shameless that they continuously repeat the same tune and melody. we have never beenin tune and melody. we have never been in a position to exert pressure through our energy supplies, we are interested in a stable market, in an approach to both consumers and suppliers that ensures predictability, people are confident in what is going on. we are not interested in any way to use this as a political weapon. in any way to use this as a politicalweapon. now, look, political weapon. now, look, what politicalweapon. now, look, what we see during the previous administration, what we saw during the p

it was interesting, jake sullivan's conversations out of zurich, talking about a more responsible thantrategic competition. i think the u.s. in particular recognizes they should be making moves to at least sure up the relations from the point where they have been, but both sides face significant domestic pressure, especially with the u.s. midterm elections coming up. we want to watch for some concrete outcomes, especially the apac summit and g20 as well. david: you described the rivalry and the phrasing they used, you are my adversary but not my enemy. how important was that change in language for you? angela: it is important. the very harsh rhetoric we saw coming out of the last u.s. administration has frankly been continued through this administration. biden has not quieted the waters. it makes it tough for both sides. the challenge is there are long-term structural differences. it is hard to see where there will be any substantial concessions on key points. i think the real risk is as the u.s. is shoring up a strategy that is defense and diplomatic, there is a real risk of miscalcul

national security adviser jake sullivan meeting with china's top diplomat in switzerland. they will follow up on the phone call between president biden and xi. haidi: possible summit -- a possible summit reportedly on the agenda. trade also this week. talks planned between u.s. representative and the chinese premier. we have xi jinping's plan to skip the g20 summit in rome. won't attend the meeting in person. already blaming china's covid protocols as a reason why he is not leaving the country. she has not been outside of china since january 2020. he has attended meetings virtually. the g20 meeting summit begins on october 30. democrat senator elizabeth warren criticized the leadership, saying jay powell shows bad judgment by failing to stop unusual trading activity by top officials. speaking on the senate floor, she questioned why jay powell did not prevent officials from making the investments. in a later interview, she repeated her opposition to powell's reappointment. >> i can't support jay powell for renomination. my view is he ends his term with somebody else in plac

because what you have is a group of people whether it is suzanne rice, whether it is jake sullivan ronin others who have an agenda extension of a fundamental transformation of america and they have a useful vessel and in the media, who else is in charge? alexander cortez let me tell you why driving the agenda. the white house knows they have to listen to her you know who else listens to her chuck schumer didn't want a primary race in new york so now the ultimate partisan which he said so only person who is not in charge is joe biden and when he does throw down and make decision, it is a decision leak afghanistan. which we know he was the one that effectively said it will be august 31st no matter what. and we saw how that turned out so they can't turn actual decisions over to the man. instead they tell him to read talking points in a fake that ultimate aspect of this is new fake white house they've set up in a shed on the white house complex where we can play president while reading off a tell prompter it could be in the white house where all presidents are and station on a stage and te

paul: it is fascinating to watch jake sullivan saying please arabic countries, please russia please produceoduce more oil it is a great this connect and then you have vladimir putin basically tontine europe saying we might be able to increase natural gas supplies but we will do it cautiously because we don't want to encourage too much overproduction. geo strategically this is a big boost for putin and oil-producing states unlike the u.s. >> it seems like the current administration in the united states wants to achieve a global climate consensus and their diplomacy with europe and china all of it is oriented towards helping to accelerate the entire world with carbon emissions and they seem to believe any spikes that we see in energy prices are going to be transitory and the american public at their backs and then there set avenue green economy but in the meantime yet more opportunistic players including vladimir putin ready to step into the breach and fill the global demand that were seen so the struggle will persist for years to come. paul: we also have the great big global climate coming u

that is what jake sullivan said this week, the main national security advisor at the white house, saying he is laser focused on supply chains and rising energy prices. but of course, this comes ahead of cop-26. what the president would want to do is cajole world leaders, get everyone on board to make egg, bold investments in climate. he once to be a climate president. he campaigned on this. the problem is, at the moment, what emily wilkins on the hill outlined for us. his bill back better -- for us, his build back better agenda is at risk in congress. he risks looking into scotland with an empty hand in terms of what the u.s. can bring to the table to reach their climate goals, which is to cut emissions by the end of the decade. so this arena is really a final ditch effort for the biden administration and world leaders to come to an agreement on what are they going to do when they go to cop-26. alix: we were just looking at a live shot of president biden after being on capitol hill with press democrats -- with house democrats. annmarie hordern, thank you so much. by the way, it is still

is he trying to flip michael sussman in order to go after people like jake sullivan, biden's nsa.e you back on soon. >> always a pleasure. elizabeth: we'll have you back on again. still to come this hour, border crisis, 10 republican governors to join governor abbott at the border. white house reject as border disaster declaration. we have warnings about migrants with potential ties to al qaeda trying to cross. the supreme court delivering a win for trump. we told you. a jam-packed hour. up next, gop strategist ford o'connell. george soros group criticized for backing defund police, defunding police movements in austin, texas, and minneapolis as crime slams minority neighborhoods and cities. you are watching "the evening edit". hi, my name is tony cooper, and i'm going to tell you about exciting medicare advantage plans that can provide broad coverage and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare you are covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits but you have to meet a deductible for each, and then you're still responsible

s national security adviser jake sullivan.ng hours with a senior chinese official in switzerland. it is likely that taiwan could be an issue that will be discussed. the u.s. and china do not agree on this. there have also been huge tensions between beijing and washington ever since the final years of the trump administration. but there are signs of perhaps hope ever since a phone call between president biden and the chinese leader xi jinping, a little bes lesit less than a mo ago, where both leaders came to some agreement they need to find a way to create guardrails for the current competition between the world's two largest >> kyon ms. -- economies. >> he said they would abide by the taiwan agreement. remind our viewers what that is, the u.s. obligation there. >> reporter: it seems president biden misspoke a little bit. there is the one-china policy, which the u.s. agreed to which views all of china as one basic government. and doesn't essentially view taiwan as an independent nation state. and china gets very angry every tim