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you are referring to when the president of china met with president mccrone -- macron, who said chinang the markets. there are those concerns that china is trying to drive a wedge between france and the u.s.. from what you saw, is that happening? >> that is his theme. it is always a divide and conquer mentality. given how much power the transatlantic relationship can hold. i think he is unlikely to see much progress. first of all, it is a shared concern. for france, that is a huge threat to french farm -- carmakers and french prosperity, which relies heavily on car manufacturing is a major pillar of the economy. europe has really turned a corner on china. because of the lessons learned, very hard lessons on economic security. now thinking about economic security when it comes to china. >> why do you think we're seeing this trip now? >> i think the main reason is he sees this opportunity. france is a very influential member of the european union. he is getting in their to try to defuse this. even though he is unlikely to achieve concrete progress. the other parts of the trip are an opp

that even despite all the warnings, and we saw it coming from the uk, france yesterday, president mccronehe prime minister of israel to warn him against the consequences going into rafah. israel is communicating, we are not going to give up on this right to continue to take down hamas. let's remember, there are 50,000 hamas fighters who are still in rafah, two days ago. they fired rockets and mortars in israel killing israeli soldiers. the thought that the threat is gone, that is nowhere the case, and israel has to continue to weaken hamas infrastructure. >> gentlemen, thank you both for helping us. >>> when we return, donald trump's dangerous rhetoric is escalating as some members of his own party is starting to turn on him. how they are rallying others to vote for president biden. vote for democracy over policy. >>> donald trump is no stranger to dangerous rhetoric. this weekend, he took it to a another level. during his speech, he compared the biden white house to the gestapo police force in germany. the white house is quick to condemn those comments calling a, quote, the appalling rhe