but traditionally one argument that used to be made in contrasting stalin and mao, pruden and mao waswhereas russia had a doctrine of global revolution and therefore was ideologically committed to spreading trouble abroad china does not. and now we are in a moment where china asked's willingness is qualified by being more dominant in the region. do you agree that that was a valid ideological distinction to make during the cold war? how do you see that now? >> it was partly that. i don't entirely agree because mao's china as a revolutionary beacon to the rest of the world to inspire revolution, that is not the same as the network of powerful communist parties which the russians have. it wasn't black and white. what you just said about geopolitical shifts, we are all talking about china, me about russia, you about india, there's a broader picture. we have entered a period where the geopolitical givens of the last 30 years are changing and we are going into uncharted waters. part of the reason is the relative strength of the united states has declined. i say relative but back in 1960 you

nhk world's kameyama mao reports. >> reporter: an exhibit in hiroshima marked 50 years of normalized diplomatic relations between japan and china. it nearly 400 chigiri-e were on display. many by former japanese orphans and citizens. iwai umeko helped to organize the event. she came to japan 26 years ago. >> translator: everyone worked very hard for this exhibition. >> reporter: iwai was born in china shortly after the war ended. her father, a soldier, died and her mother went missing. the chinese couple raised her. she always hoped to be hurt meet her dialogical mother and art was a way of expressing those emotions. >> translator: i dreamed of reuniting with my biological mother when i grew up, but i kept this idea a secret. >> reporter: in 1972 japan and china normalize relations. that opened the door to japan for japanese citizenship. iwai was among them. the chinese woman who raised her consented. iwai appears in a tv program hoping to find her birth mother. >> translator: mom, i would love to see you. please contact me. that mac >> reporter: iwai never located her and her adopte

xi jinping has ripped up the post-mao tradition. and in somewhat of a collective fashion, explain am to us why you nonetheless believe that the american challenge with china is not about just one person. >> i think unfortunately the united states has both a china and a xi jinping problem. unwanteda broader issue with china , first if you look at the administration of putin you realize that a lotof the policies we're concerned about today , the epic military buildup for china then churning out ammunition and warships, we haven't seen from any country since world war ii, a lot of the domestic repression, laying the foundation for what we're seeing as people call digital authoritarianism, or a more orwellian system that uses artificial intelligence and hundreds of millions of cameras as well as a more expansionist policies, economically so the precursor to what we now call the belt and road initiative where china has led to dollars to poor countries to build infrastructure, drum demand for china's exports that begins in the last few ye

mao zedong and xi jinping thought. you're right.he idea that somehow this is not an ideological regime always strikes me as a bit odd. and, you know, for the united states, you know, the united states certainly will deal with autocracies. but the united states would probably feel more comfortable in a world where there are more democracies for the exact know mirror image reasons, for for china. and you're seeing this playing out not just in the u.n. over know conceptions of human rights. you know, to what extent should we prioritize individual which is what the united states or the community or the group china says you can actually trounce on some individual rights if it's for the betterment of the group. the united states takes a very different position. but also just in terms of support for various regimes around. the world china has been funneling not just loan, but also technology, surveillance systems to more than 80 countries around world to help them clamp down on their populations. and so i think fundamentally there is a str

and reminds me of when diane abbott praised chairman mao , but she kept her chairman mao, but she kept millions of people. but you are fully aware that the stigma around. oh yeah sam is not no hitler , hitler was awful. not no hitler, hitler was awful. he was a socialist. he was a vegan guy . yeah. can i just vegan guy. yeah. can i just point out also the clip that we did see talking about how jews, what they're doing with the contracts, i.e. we control the business, say we're pushing with the like it's , you know, it's the like it's, you know, it's deeply disturbing. so the problem is he's got 30 million followers on twitter. we there are 15 million jews in the world. when you go on this stuff, you know, jordan peterson put out a tweet yesterday by day four semitism and you just four and semitism and you just look at the comments underneath like the torrent of proper hatred towards jews is like unrelenting jews are going to be now they're going to be trending this seeps into the real world. and that's the scary problem with that of so why are you calling for him to be censored effecti

and reminds me of when diane abbott praised chairman mao , but she kept her chairman mao, but she keptlions of people. but you are fully aware that the stigma around. oh yeah sam is not no hitler , hitler was awful. not no hitler, hitler was awful. he was a socialist. he was a vegan guy . yeah. can i just vegan guy. yeah. can i just point out also the clip that we did see talking about how jews, what they're doing with the contracts, i.e. we control the business, say we're pushing with the like it's , you know, it's the like it's, you know, it's deeply disturbing. so the problem is he's got 30 million followers on twitter. we there are 15 million jews in the world. when you go on this stuff, you know, jordan peterson put out a tweet yesterday by day four semitism and you just four and semitism and you just look at the comments underneath like the torrent of proper hatred towards jews is like unrelenting jews are going to be now they're going to be trending this seeps into the real world. and that's the scary problem with that of so why are you calling for him to be censored effectively

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i will absorb that cost for mao. >> reporter: when it comes to holiday dinner there's sticker shock thereh key staples up 15% to 25%. despite inflation pressures, the national retail federation is still bullish. they're expecting holiday sales could jump 8% from last year, more than $900 billion after two holidays disrupted by covid and supply chain crises. >> everything has gone up and it is not just, you know, what you will get for the gifts. it is food, it is decorations. >> reporter: for karen hilton, she will cut back on other holiday expenses but not on gifts. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: especially for her 5-year-old granddaughter amelia. >> no, i would rather not get something than not get her something. >> reporter: scott macfarlane, cbs theys, st. michaels, maefrld. >>> still ahead on the "cbs weekend news," it is the hole grail of the world's biggest game. we will explore its origins next. ♪ ♪ >>> tomorrow argentina's lionel messi and france's mbappe face off at the world cup final. over a billion people are expected to watch. the winner gets an iconic trophy with deep ro

mao zedong's the day of the proclamation of the people's republic of china on october 1, 1949, the addressf the chinese leader on that day was filmed by 17 best soviet cameramen . uh, in the fiftieth year, people received some operators the stalin prize. and here is a part of the boxes, uh, it was not included in the film a and it was supposed to be on a special wound, as it was then supposed, but after the death of stalin it was generally removed to distant shelves, and for some time even its existence was forgotten when 200 boxes of such an archive fell into the hands of journalists. all-russian state television and radio broadcasting company (vgtrk) made the decision to shoot the film immediately; now it is a six-episode film, which was enthusiastically received by both russian and chinese audiences, and the friendship award became another confirmation of the success of the joint work. it's really. uh, the highest assessment is this assessment of the relations between our two countries, the assessment of the relations of our e leaders, which set the vector in general for the relations o

elections, to come to power in russia or with radicals who believe that a rifle gives rise to power as maoents, these three groups are incompatible with each other in terms of views and values, but the ukrainian state is now sending signals of support to all of them, which disorients and confuses them, thank you, it is clear that after i have already said here that i have to be consistent and i am like that , here in this matter i would continue what mr. mykola said, i would find new forms of support for the enslaved peoples of russia, because no matter what anyone thinks about the fate of russia, be russian liberals or the radicals, if they decide the fate of russia without the direct participation of the enslaved peoples of russia, they will come to a dead end again, and that's why we said it, i spoke in absentia at that congress that they called the people 's congress ilya ponomarev and others seem to be the deputies of russia. the amorphous russian people there are peoples who live on their lands eh, you know, there is always a question here, who do we mean by liberals, a liberal is fr

mao zedong on the day of the proclamation of the people's republic of china on october 1, 1949, the chinese on that day was filmed by 17 of the best soviet cameramen. documentary film victory of the chinese people , this film was made on the instructions of stalin e, its black-and-white version was released. uh, in the fiftieth year, some cameramen received the stalin prize, and now part of the boxes was not included in the film, and it was put in special storage, as it was then supposed, but after stalin's death it was generally removed to distant shelves. and for some time they even forgot about its existence, when 200 boxes of such an archive fell into the hands of journalists. all-russian state television and radio broadcasting company (vgtrk) decided to shoot the film immediately, now it is a six-episode film, which was enthusiastically received by both the russian and chinese audiences, and the friendship award was another confirmation of the success of the joint work. it's really. e, the highest assessment is this assessment of the relations between our two countries, the assessment

stalin and recognizing mass repressions undermined the authority of the ussr beijing, together with mao zedong, is moving away from moscow, which will ultimately lead him to an economic union with washington, nevertheless, in the sixties the soviet model of economy and government is of interest to the countries of asia and africa that have just liberated themselves from colonial oppression. egypt. algeria ate on indonesia cuba nicaragua are trying to build socialism in the model and likeness of the ussr moscow is providing them with significant economic assistance. true, after 20 years, most of the developing countries abandon this model as an important stage, become a policy of detente, or they normalize relations with germany before brezhnev, the beginning of gas supplies to europe, the growth of cultural ties with italy and france, the flight of the apollo union in the end, but if the hungarian events of the fifty-sixth year were perceived in general, as was the fascist revolt, then the prague spring of the sixty-eighth year. almost unanimous in the west. understood how suppression i

clap their hands and shout hurray and then september becomes who lenin, hitler, stalin, mussolini, maoe who shout and say nonsense why am i not on the networks i can't read it makes me sick and that's why i don't read and somehow i live easily and i wish you p sophia in germany there was a coup attempt among the posh there were representatives of the sect eh-e q enon of the same that they tried to storm the capitol at the beginning of the 20th year, sect 9, reptilians in the world government of chipping, and so on, why nowadays, when information is available as never before, people are so sleepy, it is the same as what tatyana conveyed, the same was asked by sofia , only after extrapolating to germany in this way, people you remain human, you read it interestingly, but some people in germany are not interested. they don't read, they don't watch, they talk to interlocutors with people who think together for them, and here are reptilians, here are reptilians, and here they believe all this, why is it so acute now - i will tell you why that's exactly why the trumps came to power that's wh

modern, but taiwan got there because the universally recognized leadership fled under the pressure of maoan, to formosa, and there they are still sitting, and it was the official government of china, china, and until the beginning of the 70s, the uniform sat in the security council taiwan is not china, and when russia is expelled, china will be against it, because china says that it also has such a difficult history of getting into the security council. well , you have to read and study it. i am not ready now, and they will definitely be against it, then you have to do it this way so that with five permanent there are already two members against the exit of russia, china and russia, so if china and russia are also thrown out, china says china again taiwan to invite a bunch of big diplomatic and surrounding diplomatic problems. it's okay if you have 50 seconds to make a wish for next year i personally celebrate it i drink it when before the holidays i'm now in the 24th year because the war will not end on the 23rd and on the 24th maybe that's why i drink for the 24th and a happy new year,

mao tax vyverhause 33 times near aposhni once in 1986, the volcano rises over a kilometer above the shatyrynd folds 51% of the great island. hawaii do the courts hear yak about you, the water at the wells is a rut on quiet does not brag about the first warm winters, callish, different gooks, demand fashionable frosts. snowy roman sounding in the morning frosty winds from the winds from the virukhs in the yard rarely came out even more spent an hour with the family mushmat spread out about family rights. frost will olivier he creeps. objects in the wart to twist respect is to tell us the folk calendar. fifth and from the lower sava, the catholytic glimpse of the trapels at once the technological process of barbara paving to poke vicki to voister, and mikola, punching through the heel itself, is more snowy, until the folklorist follows, to embed that on this day the villagers will jump upazii tolokoy put up veshki on the knot healthy drips have gone astray, and the roadway plantains were cleared teshki in a truncating jump. she said , jumping so hot, digging, gloomy, digging up mountains, sno

modern, and taiwan got into it because the generally recognized leadership fled under the pressure of maothere they are still sitting, and it was official, the chinese government , china, china and still until the beginning of the 70s taiwan sat in the security council, not china, and when russia is expelled, china will be against it, because china says that it also has such a complicated history of getting into the security council. well , you have to read and study it. i am not ready now, and they will definitely be against it. then you have to in this way, to do so that out of the five permanent members, china and russia are already two against the exit of russia, so that if china and russia throw out both russia and russia to china, i say china, uh, taiwan again , to invite a bunch of big diplomatic and surrounding diplomatic problems if i now they will say, can i finish or not, then i will only have time to say hello for 50 seconds, that’s right, if it’s 50 seconds, i wish everyone the best for next year. i personally celebrate it. i drink it when before the holidays. maybe that's wh

. >> o'donnell: mao myel, hotch. celebration of rife was held today for the four university of idaho students who were murdered last month. friends and family gathered to remember the victim and called for j.t. here's the sister zana kernodle. >> losing her is the hardest thing i've ever had to go through and has left me heart broken. zana was the funniest person i knew and made me laugh every time i spent time with her. >> o'donnell: police last night revealed a sixth person is list opened the lease at the home where the four students were stabbed to death but they do not believe that person was there at the time of the murders. on hawaii's big island tonight, all eyes are on the world's largest active volcano mauna loa as it continues to erupt for the first time in nearly 40 years. officials say the lava flows oozes towards a major highway. the lava could take a week to get there. mauna loa is one of two erupting volcanoes drawing attention of tourists on the big island. at the world cup, the u.s. soccer too many a

in fact, in the years after mao's, i would draw myself trying to outrun a £500 mouse, trying to eitherevade or supersede that. but now i've had try to become a mensch. it's been a long march to turn around and embrace the £500 mouse while fascist storm clouds gather together, gather yet again, all over our frying planet. so i'm even grateful that mao's now have an afterlife as a cautionary retail that it might make readers insist never again in the future, even if the past for all the othered minorities has often been a matter of never again and again and again. thank you all and see you in the funny papers. but wait, wait. i'm online. but before i get the look, i want to thank my friends and enablers of pantheon at the wylie agency who have always had back and and most, most especially francoise my better half for over 40 years. my love my tech, support and my most astute editor. merci for putting up with me when i find my pizza cutter with a diamond blade. francoise, get half the medal. thank you you. esteemed guests, please welcome. ruth dickey, executive director of the national bo

. >> andy: pad ki mao is actually not a noodle dish, it's something served with rice. >> anthony: howver it is. >> andy: it's something devised for drunken people to eat. >> anthony: well, that's us. something to sop up the roiling tide of lao khao sloshing around in my stomach, and i need to sober up in case ernest borgnine calls. she said she'd call. i feel so used. >> andy: in the north, they love to eat pork here. look at all the damn chilies. there's a lot of chilies here. we got these fresh red ones. we've got these green ones that were sliced and stir fried in there, and we've got small green peppers. >> andy: whoa, that's hot. ooh. i breathed in and got hit with the chili. >> anthony: yeah. >> andy: down the sides of the throat. >> anthony: yeah, you know when you really hit like super hot, like when you feel like you're having a brain hemorrhage? it's like an ice cream headache, but it's like a pepper headache. >> andy: yeah, and your vision starts to tunnel out. >> anthony: you're halfway through and you're aware that your hair has just burst into flames. that perfect balanc

he knew about allegations and failed to act against a pedophiled priest while he was archbishop in mao mick 49 years ago. benedict denied the allegations. he'll go down in history being the first pope in modern times to resign. he bucked the biggest tradition of them all, that a pope doesn't step down. true to form, he made the historic announcement in latin saying he lacked the strength of mind and body to continue as pope, but this tough traditionalist was also a softy. he loved cats. chico and concatinto were two. and he loved classical music. he was a towering intellectual figure, one of the last to have atnded the historical church council vatican 2 in the 1960s. he authored hundreds of books and was a conservative to others. a famous speech in 2006 that benedict said was misinterpreted it. his resignation introduced the biggest change of them all, an era of two living popes. although he vowed to retire to a life dedicated to prayer at a monastery inside the vatican, the pope emeritus continued to create influence, weighing in on debought baits over sexual abuse and celibacy by wr

policy and position on european security issues, this has never been uh in previous eras, even under maouh during the densiopina and khuzin tau period, china abstained from any position on european affairs, in principle, now china clearly states its position, it criticizes nato expansion, it says that it was us policy and nato expansion that created prerequisites for the ukrainian conflict. and china is in favor of the soonest. uh, settling this conflict through a policy of diplomatic negotiation and criticizing, the united states is openly for continuing to supply ukraine with weapons and so on for continuing the war. i say again, for the first time china has a european policy, especially in the field of security, and the second revolutionary change is exactly what sergei lavrov was talking about in the quote you quoted, because sergei lavrov said that neither one of the previous models of european security is not suitable for russia, and it is not satisfied with the model promoted by the collective west that russia should take a peripheral position in the nato-centric system of europea

they have the had not recorded a murder since 2015, but despite all of that, the chief of police in mao could you responding,cying that he is in charge that is correct who saying that combined the team has more than 90 years of experience and also pointed to the help that they're getting from the state police and from the fbi. in fact, more fbi and look behind the scenes be, it is possible the fbi and state police are leading the strategy here. experts say this is not a cold case despite the time that has passed. >> thank you so much. >> elon musk says he going to resign as twitter's chief executive. but not right away. oliver we're going to break down "the big money deal" next. er? create something new? our r dell technologies advisors can provide you with the tools and expertrtise you need to bring out the innovator in you. peaceful state. full plate. wait, are you my blind date? dancing crew. trip for two. nail the final interview. buy or lease? masterpie. inside joke. artichoke. game witdoug. brand new mug. come here, kid. gimme a hug. have you gotten your updated covid-19 booster?

whereas i haven't said mao's done more harm the good since he went even further she's extreme a figurer more extreme a figure and debate is worth and i think that debate is worth having comes to having but but when comes to china think when can will china i just think when can will they stop he's saying these really horrible things supporting hitler or suggesting at least that he liked and all the rest of it. now he's tweeting this horrible image of a swastika start? i mean, you know, suggests an know, and this suggests an escalation maybe elon musk is thinking, look, where's going thinking, look, where's he going to is just to go? because this is just getting out , acting friend getting out, acting as a friend and this some kind of and thinking this some kind of sort intervention. maybe sort of intervention. it maybe he a kind of his friends can do that have an intervention for him. one raving him. well from one raving lunatic next, jones lunatic to the next, alex jones goes bust in the guardian. what's all about? okay, so alex jones files for bankruptcy , jones files for bankruptcy,

whereas i haven't said mao's done more harm the good since he went even further she's extreme a figuremore extreme a figure and debate is worth and i think that debate is worth having comes to having but but when comes to china think when can will china i just think when can will they stop he's saying these really horrible things supporting hitler or suggesting at least that he liked and all the rest of it. now he's tweeting this horrible image of a swastika start? i mean, you know, suggests an know, and this suggests an escalation maybe elon musk is thinking, look, where's going thinking, look, where's he going to is just to go? because this is just getting out , acting friend getting out, acting as a friend and this some kind of and thinking this some kind of sort intervention. maybe sort of intervention. it maybe he a kind of his friends can do that have an intervention for him. one raving him. well from one raving lunatic next, jones lunatic to the next, alex jones goes bust in the guardian. what's all about? okay, so alex jones files for bankruptcy , jones files for bankruptcy, $1

in the military there, and that is they have to study the thoughts of chairman xi or in some cases mao and think about what the soviet regime would teach. we've got to get away from this. focus true the commanders exclusively on building and confidence the overall ready aness of our force. otherwise the american people are going to lose further trust in our armed forces and, obviously, ultimately we're going to suffer tremendous losses on the battlefield if we're focusing on things that are really not important. david: yeah. well, and again, the conflicting orders are driving a lot of commanders nuts. they don't know which order is current. colonel, thank you very much for being here. let's wish our men and women in the military the very best. >>> the world cup is heating up. watch parties gathering across the country to see team usa face off against the netherlands. our own faith foy is at one of those in -- nate foy is at one of those in new york. nate. >> reporter: david, it's an absolutely packed house here. right now a usa chant is break out. i just missed it, but i i think u.s. a

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congress having consolidated power in the strongest position of any chinese leader, probably since mao said that, you know, his leadership is not ten feet tall. china, as we saw in the expressions of frustration in the street over zero-covid policy, as we see in the reality that china's economic growth figures are now at historic lows, we see in the reality that given this chinese leadership's priority for control and order, that sometimes comes at the expense of economic common sense as well, and that can have an impact on technological innovation and everything else over time. judy: one other question about china is their very popular social mia platform app, tiktok. your domestic counterpart, the head of the fbi, chris wray, has said it's a threat to u.s. national security. do you agree? dir. burns: i do. i mean, i think it's a genuine concern. in the sense that because the parent company of tiktok is a chinese company, the chinese government is able to insist upon extracting the private data of a lot of tiktok users in this country, and also to shape the content of what goes on to

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they sent a pretty strong message to those mao, the memphis grizzlies.ll take down the warriors. well, they show the warriors show that they don't need steph curry when they're dealing with the memphis grizzlies. jason dumas has reaction on what his takes are about the victory. >> well, this was the matchup that both teams wanted on christmas. we saw in the summer job, draymond going back and forth. we want to play each other on christmas and they got what they want in the warriors prevailed in the latest chapter of this budding rivalry was an emotional game. the warriors had 6 technical fouls. jordan poole gets kicked out, but the warriors hung on and won this one by a lot. jordan poole had 32 points before he got thrown out. the gameplay thompson at 24. but first and foremost over the emotional stuff, the warriors does need to do when they were able to get that. they are now. >> 13 into thing is really a tale of 2 teams. 13 wins at home. only 2 wins on the road all season long, but they'll take it a great christmas present. >> we enjoy the challenge. o

say these powers, these groups that get power russian revolution was carried out by a small group mao's revolution by a small group. these groups are very reluctant to let go of power once they get it. yeah. yes. now, i'm bill walters. could you comment on the degree to which russian and chinese propaganda can just use american social to accomplish these purposes? that what you were asking about what? great question. yeah. i was going to say answer for you real quickly. that i wish we would apply environment social governance esg standards to products from that would end the whole solar electric battery. imagine if we actually were able to do that in japan, china, russia, we thought we'd all pay a lot more the stores if that were true. that's right. yeah, well, you would. but i'm just saying that would be if you're going to apply it to a us, it should be evenly equally applied. it's not. and in terms of china, kevin mooney actually with heritage foundation and others has done great reports about chinese. sorry that chinese, but russian and russian money, particularly going into environm

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a lot of people blame him partially for the because they think thato he convinced mao to go ahead withhis were disastrous agricultural policy that led to famine. and then guess his protÉgÉ song jin uses ideas to push the one childou policy which he wrote about so brilliantly in your fantastic book. so for a long time these ideas about engineering society especially after the one child policy that kind of hovered in the background, they were kind of being taught in p the party school and the center party school in beijing and communist party officials were being steeped in this idea of systematic thinking, right, of thinking of society in terms of engineering problems but they never really had the tools to cut implement it. as these are sort of alluded to one of the big shifts here is that with advances in ai sort of around 2010, especially in deep learning, which is a a phrasem sure people are familiar with, it became possible to teach machines to sort of learn like human beings by feeding them huge amounts of data. it was onet. of these critical technological advances that allowed chi

. >> thank you mao, maria. >> thank you, i could be prouder of not just this president -- >> will you state your name? >> maria, from washington dc. i couldn't be prouder of not just this president, not just of this party but of this committee, and i mentioned this last night, but i wanted say it publicly. because this was a difficult process. it was arduous, but also, unequivocally, in my opinion it was fair, transparent and open. while it might seem -- and i want to underscore this, that -- we have seen this reported, that the proposal that we are looking at today and tomorrow was given to us by the white house. it was not given to us by the white house. the white house looked at everything that we had done, looked at every document that we took a look at. at every proposal. we looked at every transcript, all of the comments. and they aligned with what this committee and this party has set out to do from the moment chairman harrison took the reins. which is, for us to reflect in the nominating primary calendar which is such an important piece of how our president gets elected, our n

and a lot of people blame him partially for that because they think that he convinced mao to kind of go ahead with this sort of disaster. his agricultural policy that led to famine and then, yes, his protege, song jin, use those ideas to push the one child policy which you would you wrote about so brilliantly in your in your fantastic book. but you write so and so for a long time. these ideas about engineering society to kind of after especially after the one child policy they kind of hovered in the background and, you know, they were kind of being taught in the party school and and, you know, the central party school in beijing and communist party officials were sort of being steeped in this idea of systematic thinking, right, of thinking, of society in terms of engineering problems. but they never really had the tools to kind of implement it. and so as these as these are sort of alluded to, one of the big shifts here is that, you know, with advances in i sort of around 2010, especially in deep learning. which is a which is a phrase, i'm sure people are familiar with, you know, it w