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. >> what about jim brown being along with him? everybody looks up to -- >> he was done years ago. we remember the great movies he did in the '70s. >> i remember him playing for syracuse, the browns. >> that was years ago. given the feeling people have about the nfl, jim isn't the best representative either. west, it was bizarre, it was insane. this was one of the few things i can say in the news, my mother called. who is this kanye west person? why is he acting -- there was no more bizarre trumpian moment in 2018. >> the phone thing was a joke. an old bob newhart record. he's talking to nobody. enrique, he calls him by his first name. we're all calm. >> this is such a hard category. there are so many. who could forget the paper towels in the middle of the hurricane? who could forget him standing next to vladimir putin taking his side against the intelligence community? it is endless. >> how about him standing next to governor brown who is coming off sophisticated these days, talking about you have to do more raking. as if he's ever had a rake in his hand. >> that's the comic genius

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between the two countries will resume on wednesday rob reynolds al-jazeera what is here now from a jim brown who has more from beijing. or china will feel that these new charges against weiwei are all part of a concerted campaign by the trumpet ministration to tarnish the reputation of one of china's most successful and profitable companies they will feel these charges are without merit anticompetitive and in the case of one man joe the chief financial officer of weiwei who is now being held in vancouver pending her extradition to the united states an abuse of her human rights there is also i think suspicion here in china about the timing of these charges because they come almost on the eve of the resumption of trade talks between china and the united states those talks are being held in washington there is a truce at the moment in the tariff war between the two sides but that truce is due to expire in just over a month's time so these talks may be the best and last chance to avert an escalation of the trade war and china will feel that perhaps these new charges against weiwei are aimed at t

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resume on wednesday rob reynolds al jazeera let's get reaction from china to those developments now a jim brown joins us live from beijing so agent how china going to respond to what are some serious charges against the company that it's been seen as a poster boy for the china's economy. yeah absolutely i think the chinese commentators chinese leaders will feel this is yet another attempt by the trumpet ministration to tarnish the image of one of china's most successful companies they will feel that these laws have no these charges have have no merit and that they are anti competitive and in the case of one man joe the chief financial officer of weiwei and abuse of human rights china feels that you know in a sense the the campaign against our way is all part of a strategy to try to contain a resurgent china and friday for instance the foreign minister of china wang ye complained about what he said was the discrimination and slander against companies like holloway in europe but he might also really have been referring to you know what is happening to while away in places like the united states c

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