s clifford kuhn and. of course you know china very well you've lived and worked there for many years what's this shift in trade mean for beijing well this is a big win for the communist party which runs china they've been actively courting europe for many years now and in the last couple of years they've had to deal with the u.s. trade war and they've also had a lot of pressure because of the coronavirus and of a lot of its overseas markets have suffered so in those terms it's a big win for the for for china and it's something that they will be seeking to expound on ok so do you think that this shift is just a flash in the pan due to the circumstances you mentioned or a long term trend. well i lived in china for 15 years and one of the things that we saw every year was a visit by the german chancellor for example and it's always been part of europe europe's policy to really grow relations with china and china like stealing with europe too because it's such a huge market so it's definitely been a policy fo

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died from unfortunately died from coronary virus or has been effected by kuhn our virus so we do know people are aware that the virus is out there but then there is the level of there's a high level of mistrust from the government of course because of. the corruption that has been the manger for such a long time because of several cases over government officials seem to be 19 pylea it seems you know so many things many issues that make people really distrust the government so i think that in general the nigerian. people have not really been the support of the government. in fighting the pandemic right that stephenie is reporting to us forests in lagos thank you for. an extraordinary isn't gonna wait bishops of the catholic church all pressing the government to crack down on the gay community the move by the church leaders is in retaliation to a so-called l g p t workspace in the capital accra now the matter has surfaced the discussion about homosexuality in the country prompting a number of public officials to side with the bishops in a moment i'll be talking to an activist but 1st we

meanwhile photos circulating online claim to show texas senator ted cruz flying to cam kuhn during the disaster cruise hasn't commented on the pictures yet but they've caused a massive backlash on social media and he's not the only politician and hot water after a local mayor was forced to step down after his response to residents pleas for help no one owes you will your family anything nor is it the local government's responsibility to support you trying times like this sink or swim it's your choice the city and county along with power provide his or any other service owes you nothing it's pretty bad that you know it's texans you just came here to are told every other part of the country this would have been a huge issue in the late week too much for this action. so i speak. too cold to go over you got all the blankets out we try to all sleep together to keep us warm and then today when we got up there was no water we have no real update of when it's going to come on our phones bear we were. all forty's in texas struggle to keep power grids up and running the some officials are blamin

meanwhile texas senator ted cruz has come under fire after he flew to the mexican resort city of kim kuhn during the disaster he described the decision as a mistake when he returned the next day about the number of the twitter storm that followed and he's not the only official in hot water a local mayor was forced to step down after his harsh response to pleas for help from residents. no one owes you or your family anything nor is it the local government's responsibility to support you joining trying times like this sink or swim it's your choice the city and county along with power provide is all any other service owes you nothing it's pretty bad that you know it's texans you just can't here who are told every other part of the country this would have been a huge issue in the late weeks in march for this election. so i see. 2 fold we both. got all the blankets out would try to all sleep together to keep us warm and then today when we got up there was no water we have no real update of when it's going to come on our phones for we were. all thirty's in texas struggled to get power broad's u

role in reducing racial inequities in the way often discuss road economists alina parcher more it's kuhn more it's surely a curt and paul walk till and in fact the paper released on friday on the contrary very easy fed policy. a well extension wait inequalities for extended periods. right exactly right the money printing a central bank policies as you point out it is basically a pyramid scheme that came into existence in force in 1971 and the people who owned assets back then were able to ride the pyramid scheme for 45 years as more money is being printed and the value of those assets goes up like park avenue apartments like fine art like shadows these are the things that are owned by the folks that started this pyramid scheme but are the purveyors of this permits game and the racial inequality exacerbated it worse. and also just of basically the divide between rich and poor in america is at its most extreme because of this pyramid scheme for this reason by design right and it's by design whether elin tensions or not that is the fact of this system that we have is the pyramid scheme natu

wednesday left his embattled state for an unannounced barely be cation in the mexican beatriz sort of ken kuhn when outrage ensued he promptly cut his trip short and flew home the storm is now here over the north east of the u.s. and its forecast to linger until the end of friday but it is not expected to cause nearly as much disruption as what it has in texas a state that remains in a deep freeze crisis gabriels andro al-jazeera new york. the u.n. secretary general says countries around the world a failing to meet their own climate change targets and putting humanity's future at risk and technical test has appealed to well betas to make a renewed commitment to fight global warming we need to make these schoolish and truly global intern's formative if for the opted by every country seat the financial institution and company and on the world's a global coalition for carbon it's an idea by 2050 can still prevent the worse the impacts of climate change but we cannot delay we are running out of time to meet temperature rise to $1.00 the cells use and build resilience to the impacts the come and th

wednesday left his embattled state for an unannounced family vacation in the mexican beatriz sort of ken kuhn when outrage ensued he promptly cut his trip short and flew home the storm is now here over the north east of the u.s. and it's forecast to linger until the end of friday but it is not expected to cause nearly as much disruption as what it has in texas a state that remains in a deep freeze crisis gabriels andro al-jazeera and york. results there and these are the top stories a 20 year old woman has become the 1st protester to die and 1000000 miles anti coup protests she was shot in the head last week when police were trying to disperse a crowd of the capitol not yet or thousands of people have joined demonstrations for a 14th straight day calling for.

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this is what chris kuhn was probably emitting from the white house. the fact this trial could drag on for weeks and weeks, that's not what anybody wanted. >> the republicans were likely -- we heard it from one attorney who said there may be 300 witnesses, and by giving allowances for one witness meant that both sides would have to entertain possibly hundreds of witnesses? >> that's possible. i liked what delegates stacey plaskett said, instead of witnesses, we just needed more senators with spines. >> repor >> mitch mcconnell voted to acquit, but he said trump could be liresponsible. do you see trump being charged? >> i was disappointed in mitch mcconnell for not voting for conviction. but he made the point for the secretary of state of georgia and elsewhere to pursue trump. whether it's women going after him for things he's said and done, and most importantly, the incitement of the capitol. >> re . >>> joe biden is looking to pass his covid relief bill in the hopes of getting it passed by mid-march. so far the republicans don't seem impressed by his

in the affirmative baldwin, bennett, blumenthal, booker, brown, cantwell, carper, casey, collins, kuhns, cortez, duckworth, durbin, feinstein, gillibrand, hickenlooper, cane, kelly, king, klobuchar, leahy, m mancin, murkowski, murray, ossoff, peters, reed, romney, rosen, sanders, schumer, shehenn, cinema, warnock, whitehouse, widen. in the negative blackburn, blunt, boseman, braun, burr, cassidy, cornyn, co ton, capper, cruise, ernst, fisher, graham, hawley, i am of, kennedy, langford, lee, lumis, marshal, mcconnell, moran, paul, portman, risch, rubio, scott of florida, scott of south carolina, shelby, sul sullivan, toomey, tuberville, wicker, young. mr. president. >> i would like to change my vote to aye. >> mr. graham, aye. >> that could be significant right there. that was one of the president's allies lindsey graham saying he wanted to change his vote. i presume that will give him some power. >> is that a vote on one witness or many witnesses? >> debate is not allowed on the vote. >> it's not debate. mr. president, it's a point of inquiry. >> that is -- i'm advised that is not allow

died from unfortunately died from poor and our virus or has been effected by kuhn our virus so we do know people are where the virus is out there but then there is the level of there's a high level of mistrust from the government of course because of. the corruption that has been the major for such a long time because of several cases over government officials seem to be 19 pylea it seems you know so many things many issues that make people really distrust the government so i think that in general the nigerian. people have not really been the support of the government. in fighting the pandemic right that stevie is reporting to us for us in lagos thank you for. an extraordinary isn't gonna wait bishops of the catholic church all pressing the government to crack down on the gay community the move by the church leaders is in retaliation to a so-called l g p t workspace in the capital accra now the matter has surfaced the discussion about homosexuality in the country prompting a number of public officials to side with the bishops in a moment i'll be talking to an activist but 1st we met

wednesday left his embattled state for an unannounced family vacation in the mexican beatriz sort of ken kuhn when outrage ensued he promptly cut his trip short and flew home the storm is now here over the north east of the u.s. and it's forecast to linger in till the end of friday but it is not expected to cause nearly as much disruption as what it has in texas a state that remains in a deep freeze crisis gabriels andro al-jazeera new york. still ahead of al just syria back in the pact the u.s. returns to the paris climate agreement so what impact did dawn thomas with the fall actually have. on the race to go green on the roads in europe. and it's a double dose of joy so this time it's to somehow explain why things. are. well it does from right on the cool side across northeastern parts of europe because much smaller of spinning in a from the west and that's lifting the temperatures up are quite nicely simple see temperatures getting up into double figures for london and for paris negative double figures there for moscow's to go on through the next couple of days that mild air which does enc

senator chris kuhn seems to think it does. >> the problem is you are dealing with republican senatorsu never know how deep down squishy they can really be. that is the problem here. if this were reversed, and it were an impeachment trial of the former democrat president, and the impeachment team was trying to reach them, they would be all over it. democrats will do whatever it takes. republicans will do whatever it is that allows them to ease out of the line of fire. so, you plate this stuff enough. and it will reach some republicans part i would not be surprised to see a few slide over to the conviction side. the danger here, kennedy, is the same danger we saw in the earlier trial. that is the democrats have a tendency to overplay their hand. they just love to get up there. the insider in chief, isn't that cute. they will do it over comment over, and over again. to her at the other more effective using congress one from the u.s. virgin islands. i actually thought she did a very good job of laying out her part of the case. because it was pretty fact-based. she used a lot of tweets and

call from jfk to my father regarding teens incarceration as told to jack and recounted by clifford kuhn. >> the answer is yes. >> so jane, thank you so much for writing to us. this is a big part here of course democratic politicians like vanderburgh, like the mayor of atlanta and actually judge mitchell, they were on the kennedy side at that point. nixon had been the party of like the republicans come the party of lincoln. he was the preferred candidate by daddy kane, martin luther king senior so talked to us about one who wants to pick this up but this can how this maneuvering with on a specifically the conversation between them and jack kennedy. >> i wanted to answer that question but let's also take a step back be on that. yes, it was a race, a close election and 90 candidate really wanted to talk about race. that was the last thing he wanted to do. 14 to be arrested was a classic october surprise. students understood that. king at some level understood that, but another level he made clear all along he was there to support the students. he looked to lonnie king and to others as the

dave kuhn writes this. who was the most interesting persons to has ever interviewed and why?rson. >> what year? >> a long time ago. can't remember the exact year but it was a long time ago. most interesting interview. >> that i have interviewed or watched you interview? many. here at foxbusiness tim cook. >> i will take the little guy. a woman with als who wrote a novel with her eyes. i cry. i had to hide my tears the entire time. it stuck with me. inspirational. stuart: the only way she could write is movement of her eyes and blinking, that was it? >> a computer program. >> that is interesting. thank you very much. keep sending in those questions, look at the big board up 82 points. more varney after this. ♪♪ where in the world is that going to reach my chair i mean it... uh-oh, sorry... oh... what? i'm an emu! no, buddy! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ stuart: hey, susan -- susan: yeah? stuart: who was the most interesting interview you did before you came to fox business? susan susan i actually sweated through the commercial bre