joining me now, melissa chen. you. >> ben: i want to talk a little about what we see in terms of the relationship between the biden administration in its early going anti-communist chinese party. we see so many different elements where i feel like america is projecting weakness, is not really going in terms of any direction that would seem confrontational with anything that the chinese are willing to do, and, you know, the anchorage meeting, in particular, was an embarrassing moment for america. what do you see, the relationship between this administration and china? >> so, there is what is said, what is said on the rhetoric level, but also what is done, and in terms of the biden administration so far, what we have seen is a lot of strong rhetoric. blinken came out just like pompeo did before him to reaffirm that this was what china is doing is perpetuating a genocide. they are strong on words, they sent envoys, retired politicians to taiwan, but it is very cosmetic, and in the climate case, this is pretty obvious