lou: joining us now, "wall street journal" editorial board member, former asia opinion editor, mary kisselael oslen, director of japan studies, good to have you with us. >> thank you. lou: let me begin if i may, mary, we are watching the streets of hong kong. today is the day, the deadline that the demonstrators have sent for, i mean, it's striking for the government of china to comply with their demands. >> you have to understand, hong kong is the freest place in china today. they enjoy freedom of association, freedom of religion. freedom of assembly. and they were promised that they would have full democracy by 2017. beijing said -- lou: as a part of the handover in 1997. >> and beijing said in august, we're not going to give you that. back in 03 they tried to pass a big anti-subversion law, hong kongers came into the streets to pass the national law. lou: look at that. did you think you would ever see this? >> yes, i did, yes, i did. there are two forces here. have you hong kong people accustomed to freedoms, and you have the one party state in china that's never going grant it to them.

stuart: wall street journal editorial board member mary kissel is here. that sounds ominous to me.he threat of a bomb being gotten hold of by the iranians to me is far more serious and far more anxiety than isis quite frankly. >> the obama administration never intended to destroy iran at nuclear program. they wanted to freeze it, push it to the next administration. the chief negotiator told voice of america person and not so long ago in the last few days we are making progress with iran. progress towards what? john bolton is exactly right. iran is a state sponsor of terror. the head of the security apparatus in iran for two decades, he cheered the crackdown on student protests in 1999 and a couple years ago. seize the two faced guys. you cannot trust them. iran is an existential threat to israel but also a threat to our interests in the region. stuart: straighten me out technologically. if they keep half of their enrichment program the only point in enriching uranium is to build a bomb. as no other functions. stuart: >> we never ask them to get rid of the enrichment program. we wan

stuart: mary kissell, aly baba was political risk. >> great business.llions of consumers. the success of the business depended on the party. stuart: that is the political risk. ouch. we will take you right to the exchange. could be around $93 per share. we will be right back. ♪ so now we've turned her toffee into a business. my goal was to take an idea and make it happen. i'm janet long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. i never really thought i would make money doing what i love. we created legalzoom to help people start their business and launch their dreams. go to legalzoom.com today and make your business dream a reality. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. an unprecedented program arting busithat partners businesses with universities across the state. for better access to talent, cutting edge research, and state of the art facilities. and you pay no taxes for ten years. from biotech in brooklyn, to next gen energy in binghamton, to manufacturing in buffalo... startup-ny has new businesses popping up across the state. see ho

mary kissel of the wall street journal as oral board is here.f i by ali baba at stock what am i buying into? >> you are buying into any indisputably large tech market in china which is why people are excited about the audio but you have to realize you are buying into a market that is crony, largely dependent on the communist party for permissions and licenses to operate and is full of corruption. look at how the authorities are pursuing qualcomm, the way it is set up and when it comes to ali baba itself, jack is closely associated with the party, he came to the united states for the first time because of party support. he was run out of business the first time by a state run enterprise, he joined a beijing based party backed company, started ali baba and in terms of his management style this is another reason for concern. he has done things like to buy a soccer co. a film company, sketchy accounting problems. when i wrote a review, biography of him in 2009 called the web of connections ali baba freaked out. you can say these things, you can't ta

two women with us on this, katie path which and wall street journal editorial board mary kissel. am a follower of yours, your book, your commentary. you are not surprised by this. were there other women starting to see that you saw long time ago? >> this was before was cool to do so but looking at the data that is forcing women say president obama, voted for him in 2008 and gave him another chance in 2012 and he hasn't delivered on his promises that this isn't necessarily an indictment of barack obama. it has to do with these women putting their faith in government and big government and president obama promising the federal government would do things like fill up their gas tank and reduce student loans and give them free health care and expansion to health care when the reality is the government can't provide those things. under president obama he promised women they would receive more access to things like health care, access has unlimited due to obamacare and their policy, seeing president obama's policies are not delivering on the promises and looking for an alternative. char