a simmering international problem came to a head in 1958 when the red forces of mao on china's mainlandll the offshore islands of chemo and matsuda. garrison troops of the republic of china. the united states seventh fleet prepared for action, though america's allies opposed intervention. of president of the republic china was persuaded by secretary douglas to disavow intentions to invade the mainland and the shelling dwindled to a stop, leaving the china conflict unresolved. cuba, several rebel factions united to fight for the overthrow of dictator batista. during the revolt, the american naval base at guantanamo cuba was reinforced as a precautionary measure, but the united states maintained a hands-off policy. for dell castro, leader of the factions, invaded following the flight of batista. castro promised free democratic elections. these never materialized. brutal executions following his war trials and the marxist backgrounds of his brother raul and ernesto guanabara, his chief aids, made it increasingly evident his regime was under russian influence. evidence of communist agents i

strategist and as a war fighter can tell you that the way the chinese think about war, the way that mao really imbued within the chinese communist party the thinking about war is that as opposed to the way we look at it in specifically between the idf peacetime in wartime and that war is politics by other means, in other words, you use warfare to get to a political outcome and, in fact, the chinese communist party thinks the opposite way. that politics is war by other means. in other words, the entire war is about the political war and that, in fact, the chinese, or the coronavirus is the beginning of a political offensive against the free world. how does it manifest itself in the diplomatic and information components, in the diplomatic effort they begin to have this what they call wolf warrior diplomacy and they begin to spread the idea that this coronavirus didn't manifest itself in china but, in fact, it was spread by the united states. the latest thing gets it is it's been spread by spain. on the informational effort, 40% of the social media post with regard to the coronavirus turn

. >>> mao has yet to make a profit he had hopes to raise more money on the nyse but had to pull thats pursuing a back door listing on the nasdaq i think it really goes to show even though he's very bullish about the space in china the problems with wework and all of those issues that company had is spilling over into the entire sector >> eunice, maybe this is just me ucommune makes me think you communist. and this is a chinese based company. is there a sense this could work out side of china? it doesn't feel like the environment is ripe for a chinese company to make in roads like that especially in real estate >> yes that is another big question about expansion plans to los angeles or london. even though the political environment is really challenging, mao is really bullish about the long-term prospects for co-workering he was looking at 5 years to 10 years out where things could really change. he thinks this is a industry that has a lot of room to grow >> thank you for the update there. another high-profile ipo in the works. details on the popular dating app that may be going public

is not a paper tiger, as mao has been saying about the u.s.. and ultimately, to demonstrate american resilience in the cold war. and, you know, if you don't think anything else from today's lecture, at least please remember this -- the vietnam war was never about vietnam for the united states. it's about the larger cold war. it's about the credibility of the presidency, it's about the credibility of the united states. it's about the credibility of the entire american system. right? so, people always kind of try to rationalize how vietnam, which had been so inconsequential before, suddenly becomes so important to the united states, right? so, was it resources? was it location? it's really the cold war context that accounts for a white vietnam becomes so important. it's also that same cold war context that accounts for why johnson, even though he really doesn't want war and get numb, and so intervening and escalating, and effectively matching what le duan and hanoi has done. keep this in mind, vietnam a small, and from the perspective of the big

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the head over our gender program here and i don't answer them on yes yes yes she was at the launch of mao indeed it just happened that on the 1st of march the united nations through the government of all salvador put together a resolution which was passed on the 1st of march for the un decade on eco system restoration and we know how much land on this continent is degraded you know how many women are suffering so this decade is now 2021 through 2030 the last 10 years of the sustainable development goals one of the things we found and rob it of governance is that women are not at the decision making we might see that women are the ones who are in touch with their environment because of the work they do a daily basis but in terms of disease should making the not they're involved in because they feel the brunt of the decision by their. own down the path of disadvantage one of the areas of focus ignored was a waste of climate change i mean this is story everywhere i think interface between . these fundamental point is this is and this is that but it's a zillion words and in no way. exactly an

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he's toasting with mao and other high-ranking people from china. the chinese would, again, provide the bulk of the small arms used by communist forces in southern vietnam. i don't know how well you can see, but the rectangular one, they're holding hands. whenever people get friendly in parts of asia, it's never a boy holding hand with girl, unless you're -- but guy, guy, if you're good friends, you hold hands. it's to show the solidarity between the vietnamese and the chinese. they were as close as lips to teeth, that was the big thing they would always say, right, as lips to teeth. by most accounts, and i kind of agree with that, the turning point of the vietnam war is the 1968 offensive. for reasons we touched upon earlier, by early '68, the war is basically at an impasse. there's no progress. no one can claim that they're close to victory. and he's not the most patient guy. he's losing patient. to break the stalemate, he decides to order this huge coordinated offensive against towns and cities across south vietnam. up to this point, communist fo

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report staff does ask that you close the maoing in honour of justice ginsburg. thank you. >> thank you. thank you for the report, elaine. we'll now open the phone lines for several comments on the executive director's report for members of the public who are joining in on the phone. jennifer will be our operator who will provide instructions now for anyone on the phone. >> operator: thank you. at this time, we'll open the queue for anyone on the phone who would like to make comment on the executive director's report. please dial star 3 if you wish to make public comment. the slm let you know when your line is open. others will wait on mute until their line is open. comments will be limited to three minutes per person. the queue is now open. please dial star 3 if you wish to make public comment. >> thank you, jennifer. do you have anyone on the phone? >> operator: president brandon, at this time, there are no members of the public on the phone wishes to make public comment on the executive director's report. >> thank you. see nothing callers on the phone, public

soldiers flacks mao. this was the old image of the country but modern day china has awakened. digitalisation an artificial intelligence promise a brave new world and entire nation seems intoxicated by its own progress. where does this palpable euphoria about the future stem from. when made home. she's chinese and work for a german company for several years we asked her what is different in china. culturally speaking we are different and you know it and in in a transition or sinking in we are more open to don't you know the latest technology and opened for the word. soul. probably you can see from how much we're using the smartphone. right like like just now we buy the coffee with a smartphone. and we pay for the text to be always a smart phone and sometimes my german colleagues to say that you don't even to have to bring cash with you and i said yeah that's normal life in the for because if i always forget my wallet when i'm in germany because here in china i pay for everything with my smartphone if you go to the market and there's an 80 year old woman selling produce you migh

mao denial of vote and we see in iran post khomeini iran. not in. any terrible israeli probably de most determined state in fighting against their will i mean israel obviously was part of the iran contra deal allowing weapons to be exported to iran and as you say these are historical details but how many years ago but how many is it hurted how many years ago did netanyahu meet with a legit isis diasur al qaeda sympathizers in the nato back to war against president assad of syria. i should admit they don't understand the open fictional story we are talking we are facing major injuries right now and you are talking about. chip and pull over to you describe in them where i waited to give you the credit but these are the events from phil to you the gold dotel you there live on the water now in the middle east full of promise i'll still be there more from israel's former prime minister and defense minister after this break. thanks guys or financial survival. when customers go by to reduce the price. in health well reducing lower. that's undercutting but

mao denial of vote and we see in iran post khomeini iran. not to. encourage any terrible israeli probably d. most determined state in fighting against i mean israel obviously was part of the iran contra deal allowing weapons to be exported to iran and as you say these are historical details but how many years ago but how many is it hurted how many years ago did netanyahu meet with a legit isis diasur al qaeda sympathizers in the nato back to war against president assad of syria. i should admit they don't understand the open fictional fi story we are talking we are facing major injuries right now and you are talking about. well i will give you that but these events do you go totally. former prime minister will still be there more from israel's former prime minister and defense minister after this break. wall street financial engineers make up the kratz divert the money printing into their pockets at a rate that according to the rand corporation equals more than $50.00 trillion dollars so that is your small game god that's why we have social unrest th

>>great he wound on everyone everyone in downtown was walking around like mao's open just looking up at the skies. and you know what walking around downtown yesterday. he knows exactly the case you couldn't smell being is worse smoke goes. i did notice that my house though later in the day has started to pick up on some of that snow did you yeah for sure i was coughing actually was coughing here in the studio and the cough just lingered throughout the day you know i was wondering like you know the smell of the smoke does that have something to do with like. >>the marine layer and where it's trapped and you have to break this all down for all science but it's a little confusing right that's exactly right actually one of the reasons we didn't really smell it for areas that had the marine layer yesterday is that marine layer was flattened right at the surface so it kept the smoke right above us so you're looking up at it which is part of the reason that san francisco. >>and other areas, especially closer to the coast in the bay were so orange, where as you head inland and it was just gr

mao forest kenya. this is al jazeera these are the headlines the united states is preparing for a weekend of process pro and anti trump demonstrators gathered to highlight racial injustice and supports for the police approach umbrella has already taken place outside the kentucky darby horse race in louisville hundreds of protesters brandished brandishing guns squared off with opposing black clothes matter protesters health officials in the u.s. of warns of arson use surgeon coronavirus infections jury and the long weekend hold say they fear gatherings uncrowded bars could make the weekend a critical point in the fight against the virus. el salvador's president denies reports he offered the powerful gang m s 13 better prison conditions in exchange for lowering the murder rates ahead of the upcoming election the government's invited journalists to prison on friday to show them the crowded conditions. sudan's government says declared a 3 month state of emergency because of weeks the floods that have kille

but for mao, for the next ten years or so, the vast majority of us are driving around in petrol or diesel pollution in those particular areas where it is bad at the moment. going forward, they hope the whole network will get better because of improved technology. 0k. thank you very much. the first peace talks between the afghan government and the taliban have begun in the gulf state of qatar, after months of delay. the us secretary of state mike pompeo called the meeting "historic" as he arrived in doha for the opening ceremony. mr pompeo told the talks that the whole world was counting on the process to succeed. wildfires are continuing to burn out of control along parts of the west coast of the united states. the governor of oregon says they could bring about the greatest loss to human life and property in the state's history. in california — smoke and ash have turned the sky red. the fires — which have been burning for 3 weeks — have scorched millions of acres, destroyed thousands of homes, and killed at least 25 people. sir terence conran, the designer and retailer best known for crea

mao's revolution. what do we end up with. broken promises.e and a lot more of it and loss of freedoms. thomas payne said government in its best state is but a necessary evil and in its worth state an intolerable one. our founding document and declaration, we are endowed by our creator. our rights come from god, not from government and not from man. the institutions are to protect our god-given freedoms. and. apparently that's a bad thing these days to make a profit in the process. judge jeanine: you get kamala harris and joe biden. all week he talked about the harris-biden administration. you wonder if anybody knows what's going on. sean: if you look at their stated policy. she coauthored the green new deal. she said no choice in terms of -- the 2nd amendment, she thinks she can eliminate guns through executive fiat. open borders. the united sanctuary states of america. weak foreign policy that appeases mullahs with cash and currency. you know this and i know this, judge. in 45 days, the american people are going to decide this election. this

americanised and then it was my pajamas he was keeping the top people down if we could just get rid of mao the chinese people are going to rise up demand democracy and now if you listen to it there is no more china in pompei i'll speak it's the c c p the chinese communist party as if that's like 3 guys and if we just move them put them in another room everything's going to be ok there's 90000000 people in the chinese communist party this is this is the largest i call it a mandarin you know the old mandarins there's the emperor and the mandarin beijing 90000000 chinese communist populations larger than european countries very i. competent people who have to rise through a meritocracy to get where they are and we're going to push this aside the chinese people are very happy with their their government relatively nothing's perfect but look at the accomplishments of the chinese communist party from the chinese side then you'll see that pompei is just making this up yet they come to one of the things that. you know when i when i look at media coverage of china. there is this amazing unwillingne

mao's revolution. what do we end up with. broken promises.overty be and a lot more of it and loss of freedoms. thomas payne said government in its best state is but a necessary evil and in its worth state an intolerable one. our founding document and declaration, we are endowed by our creator. our rights come from god, not from government and not from man. the institutions are to protect our god-given freedoms. and. apparently that's a bad thing these days to make a profit in the process. judge jeanine: you get kamala harris and joe biden. all week he talked about the harris-biden administration. you wonder if anybody knows what's going on. sean: if you look at their stated policy. she coauthored the green new deal. she said no choice in terms of -- the 2nd amendment, she thinks she can eliminate guns through executive fiat. open borders. the united sanctuary states of america. weak foreign policy that appeases mullahs with cash and currency. you know this and i know this, judge. in 45 days, the american people are going to decide this electi

i'm catherine saw in kenya as mao forest where the government is trying to solve complicated land ownership problem and protect the forests i'll tell you why some. say they're being treated and. we begin in iraq where health officials are warning that hospitals may lose control of the country's corona virus outbreak within days more than 5000 new infections were recorded on friday the highest number so far it was down slightly on saturday the health ministry is blaming much of the spike on a recent religious event at other gatherings where people were not wearing masks or observing social distance. reports from baghdad. well there's a slight decrease over the past 24 hours as opposed to the numbers that came out on friday just over 4600 new confirmed cases across the country and 63 people have died in the past 24 hours as a result of code related issues but these figures are an indication that the shura gatherings which took place on august 30th in the city of karbala in southern iraq which commemorates the death of amman hossein who is the grandson of the it late prophet is that one of the

mao forest kenya. star footballer messi has backed in a contract wrangle saying he'll stay at barcelona for another season the question now is what he will do after that will fans in his native argentina are hoping he'll return home to his childhood club as daniel swam the reports now from buenos iris. he's staying but he wants to go what the world of football wants to know is where amalia no messes destination be on next season remains unclear the dream among fans around the world as it will be their club. it's been a difficult year i suffered a lot in training during the games and in the changing room it made it very difficult so i thought i'd leave the club in search of new objectives a new environment and a new experience for me. fans in missy's home city rosario are hoping he'll want to find those new experiences with his boyhood club rules old boys she won't be sacking i'm not going to mess he's coming to us the biggest club in argentina we've had marriage on here and now we should have messi the

soldiers flacks mao. this is the old image of the country but modern day china has awakened. digitalisation an artificial intelligence promise a brave new world an entire nation seems intoxicated by its own progress. but is this palpable euphoria about the future stem from. women home. she's chinese and work for a german company for several years we asked her what is different in china. culturally speaking we are different you know it and. in a transition or thinking we are more open to you know the latest technology and open to what the word. so. probably you can see from how much we're using the smartphone. like like just now we buy the coffee with a smart phone and we pay for the text deal with a smart phone and sometimes my german colleagues say that you don't even to have to bring cash was you and i said yeah that's normal life. for because if i always forget my wallet when i'm in germany because here in china i pay for everything with my smartphone so if you go to the market and there's an 80 year old woman selling produce you might think i guess i'll pay with cash but

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soldiers flacks mao. this is the old image of the country but modern day china has awakened. digitalisation an artificial intelligence promise a brave new world and entire nation seems intoxicated by its own progress. where is this palpable euphoria about the future stem from. me. she's chinese and is work for a german company for several years we asked her what is different in china. culturally speaking we are different you know it and. in a transition or sinking we are more open to you know the latest technology and open to what the word. soul. probably you can see from how much we are using the smartphone. and i like like just now we buy the coffee with a smartphone. and we pay for the taxi deal with a smart phone and sometimes my german colleagues say that you don't even to have to bring cash with you and i said yeah that's normal life in for because if i always forget my wallet when i'm in germany because here in china i pay for everything with my smartphone if you go to the market and there's an 80 year old woman selling produce you might think i guess i'll pay with cas

mao's revolution. what do we end up with. broken promises.lot more of it and loss of freedoms. thomas payne said government in its best state is but a necessary evil and in its worth state an intolerable one. our founding document and declaration, we are endowed by our creator. our rights come from god, not from government and not from man. the institutions are to protect our god-given freedoms. and. apparently that's a bad thing these days to make a profit in the process. judge jeanine: you get kamala harris and joe biden. all week he talked about the harris-biden administration. you wonder if anybody knows what's going on. sean: if you look at their stated policy. she coauthored the green new deal. she said no choice in terms of -- the 2nd amendment, she thinks she can eliminate guns through executive fiat. open borders. the united sanctuary states of america. weak foreign policy that appeases mullahs with cash and currency. you know this and i know this, judge. in 45 days, the american people are going to decide this election. this is a ti

mao hadading yesterday, a philosophy of surrounding the cities with villages.se technology, especially infrastructure technology has been on the same thing with the developing world. now they have basically won in the physical infrastructure. these apps which are more content apps are easily flowing across all of the infrastructure. is a normal china competent technologically. they have a clear global and hardfor soft power power. particularly soft power influence, which we lack because of our free market system. i'm not saying that has been a mistake. we are in a precarious situation when it comes to chinese influence at a global level. zuckerberg at facebook made that argument a couple months ago on capitol hill. you think that argument is starting to resonate in d.c.? david: i think it is. i'm very suspicious whenever zuckerberg makes any argument these days. sense, i don't disagree with him on this rare occasion. it has particularly taken effect among conservative republicans like marco rubio and josh holly. i think you can't help look at anything right now

things get settled like in the irs, but right mao when you're under audit, you don't do that. we're under audit but the story is a total fake. all of this -- we had the same exact questions usually asked by the same people and that took place four years ago. >> reporter: of course we all remember hillary clinton brought up the issue of whether donald trump paid taxes in their debate four years ago in the 2016 campaign and when that happened the president bragged about it. >> yes, he did. >> the only years anybody has ever seen were a couple years when he had to turn them over to state authorities when he was trying to get a casino license, and they showed he didn't pay any federal income tax. >> that makes me smart. >> reporter: now the question is whether all those blue-collar voters and taxpayers who back the president are going to think they've paid more income taxes than him because he's smarter than him or because of something else. joe biden has framed his presidential campaign and scranton versus park avenue. you can bet he will bring up this issue in the debate on tues

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i thought i was listening to mao tse-tung running communist china. we don't have a system of patriotic education where the dear leader tells the people what they must learn >> hours before the president's bleak warning of insurrection and violence on the left, fbi director chris wray told the house homeland security committee about his agency's conclusions about racially motivated attacks. >> the biggest chunk of that are individuals who are motivated by some form of white supremacist ideology, and that's the -- that group, the racially motivated violent extremists, has been responsible for the most lethal activity the last few years. >> wray also seemed to break from president trump when he warned of russia's ongoing effort to meddle in our elections and in particular to harm joe biden's candidacy >> the intelligence community's consensus is that russia continues to try to influence our elections. and i think the intelligence community has -- has assessed this publicly to -- primarily to denigrate vice president biden and what the russians see as ki

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illegal settlements and increased our culture tells us she's a forest well from the community and the mao is how home the only solution is to permanently settle us in our ancestral land all governments found us in the forest but have never found a proper alternative place for us we have suffered for many is. some of the displaced have sought shelter in schools this grandmother says it's the 3rd time she's been evicted in as many as the controversy over land ownership around the model forest has been going on for decades people here live on the edge all is ready to flee from government forces or other hostile communities everyone we've talked to said that tired and want a permanent solution in just over 40 years hundreds of thousands of people from different communities moved into the forest and surrounding areas some are said to have illegally obtained title deeds for land where the organic was supposed to be settled others were brought here from other parts of the country to increase votes for sat in politicians during elections the battle over ownership of the land has often resulted to

and katherine sawyer in 10 years mao forest where the government is trying to solve a complicated landownership problem and protect the forest i'll tell you why some indigenous mildly say they're being treated. and in spite of the l.a. lakers did not live up to their top billing this is the n.b.a. playoffs we'll find out what happened with a little later. today. so the search continues for a possible survivor beneath the rubble of a collapsed building in beirut highly sensitive equipment it detected signs of breathing on friday risky was have so far dug 3 tunnels to the spot where the signs of life were picked up but so far nothing has been found and update now with cena who's been up that search site in beirut for the past couple of days anything more to report. well a short while ago the head of lebanon's civil defense says they found nothing no body no survivors but as you can see behind me the search operation continues the possibility really of finding a survivor 32 days after the blast is quite slim but nobody here is giving up hope late yesterday the head of the chilean team and they are

brute to do martin mao. west african leaders condemned the coup shutting its borders and stopping financial transactions with a landlocked country following the meeting they greed to an 18 month transition to full civilian rule and the lifting of sanctions if a whole transition team is put together in matters of days not months. on stage this weekend the military didn't have presented their roadmap in charge or where the military remains largely in power to civil society actors politicians and religious leaders. took the applause as a sign of their support however the influential and 5 opposition movement disavowed mali's military leadership in their methods. we denounced intimidation and democratic methods dating from a not of time as well as the. need to read the ship goes against the a spear ation filching. in july the un condemned these militaries extrajudicial killings of civilians they are meant to protect they along 4000 french and european troops are fighting armed groups in northern and central mali

chief in hong kong, the cia announced they were going to come up with a new campaign like this for mao's0 million project, dropping people behind enemy lines, and after the end of this presentation, peter went to the cia deputy chief and said, we'd save a lot of time and money if we just killed them ourselves. i'm out. i quit. that was the end of his career with the cia. >> the new book is "the quiet americ americans." scott anderson, thank you for being on the show. >>> before we close today, here is one more look at president trump showing us who he really is. take a listen. >> shouldn't toting the guy in many times. couldn't you have done something different? couldn't you have wrestled him? in the meantime, he might have been going for a weapon and there's a whole big thing there. but they choke, just like in a golf tournament, they miss a three-foot -- >> you're not comparing it to golf. >> i'm saying people choke. >> but he actually was comparing it to golf. >> you can try and say you're not, but he just did. >> he was, just like when he was talking about how low-income housing comi

being temporarily closed to reopen to permanently closed so i think it is showing up in the data it mao will just wait. the i mean the evictions are coming we know that there will be an eviction crisis if there is no september 30th, if there is no help in that regard. so i think it's coming it's a matter of time. we're not in the week where that would have been measured, for example in the unemployment data so those aren't the dwrat that we have from the unemployment report, the jobs, the last jobs day pt i think it's just a matter of time before we see it syruper clearly. but we can't wait for it to be shown super clearly. we know that there is going to be a crisis on september 30th. i think it's unbelievable we're not doing anything about it and the senate was even able to pass a skinny bill. skinny stimulus bill >> lisa, i want to go back to a potential corporate tax hike i get the argument that there are various explanations for why a tax hike may be necessary both for equality reasons and for raising funds to pay for the rising national debt why is a corporate tax hike the best bet

there is a specific story around ge mao sayic, ford, they're down.s rally has a little bit of legs here to this rotation if you look at materials and industrials, they're all pretty good they're doing better here. dow is up 13%. i talked to them recently. ge, caterpillar. this is a pretty good trend overall. mega cap in september meantime, they're not buying into the buy the dip mentality. these stocks are still sitting down there the equal weight versus the s&p 500 itself, now this is just this month, but the quae weight is essentially flat and the s&p 500 which is down 4% that is a very widespread. unusually widespread and it shows you, i think, that portfolio manager looking for a little more breadth out there in the portfolio in the event the reopening story really starts to broaden out. this rotation is looking a little stronger than the past rotations and deval that fizzled out. we'll see. >> all right bob, thank you stephanie, what we've been talking to, whether it is a reopening rotation or a cyclical rotation, is this -- does it have to be e