in moments, mike pompeo joins us. first, rich edson live at the state department. rich?blinken has confirmed a face-to-face meeting with jake sullivan, they'll be meeting with top chinese officials and their counter parts in alaska next week. the secretary says they will discuss a range of issues where they're deep disagreements between the two countries. the house foreign affairs committee is hosting the secretary of state for a hearing about president biden's foreign policy priorities. blinken says managing the relationship with china is the biggest geo political challenge for the united states. this is on top of the pentagon saying that china may be accelerating plans to overtake the united states world leadership role by 2050. the top commandner the pacific is calling for more american offensive intermediate range missiles in the region. >> if i'm the manager of a baseball team, i could have the best defenses in the world but if i can't score some runs, i can't win the game. >> china recently test fired wynn of their so-called carrier killer missiles. guam host thous

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a lot of the people we have had on the stage, mike pompeo had an outstanding speech to the representatives. ron desantis, someone i call america's governor. [applause] [applause] when you see conservatives get put in positions of power, you realize about the conservative philosophy making a lot of sense. what is wrong with these colleagues of yours on the other side of the aisle? i hear them talk and i say where did they grow up. >> you have to wonder where did they come from. they don't like america like we do, right? because we love america jim is n stops there. >> jim is an amazing individual. this is the type of america he wants. he runs the biggest conservative group in congress, a republican study group. he was a veteran who served in afghanistan and he served his country today because he leaves in american exceptionalism. that's what defines us as different. asked here's the truth and you know it. not all of you are republicans in this crowd. we are getting everybody lined up against communism, socialism and marxism. >> a poll came out and the most repot -- most popular republican f

here with reaction former secretary of state mike pompeo. let's start with the china exchange. we were lectured by china. our secretary of state apologized rather than push back on their human rights abuses which i find unconscionable. >> sean, it was embarrassing. more importantly it's dangerous. when the chinese communist party perceives weakness they act like they did in anchorage yesterday. they observed what the administration is doing with iran and getting back into the paris climate accord. rejoining the world health organization which gave the chinese a pass for the wuhan virus. they will bully us and take advantage of us. we need leadership from the united states to demonstrate resolve the way president trump and our team did. we for trouble. weakness begets war and hostility. and the chinese communityist party believes this administration will be weak on china -- >>>> sean: let's say this was you yesterday. i have known you a long time. you are a tough guy. what would your response have been? >> i would have called him out for what it is. this idea that america is a b

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less than three weeks after the murder, the then—us secretary of state mike pompeo visited riyadh andu can see it was handshakes and smiles with mohammad bin salman. that set the trump approach. the veteran reporter bob woodward later reported that donald trump said of the crown prince: trump called that book fake news but there's no reason to doubt it, and in any case, it is true. the us did leave mohammad bin salman alone. joe biden promised to be different and this week the senior democrat adam schiff has said: but what's actually happened this week is that first we have a report confirming the us intelligence believed the crown prince approved the murder, and second we have confirmation that he won't be targeted. my colleague nick bryant had the story as it developed. while they've announced what they're calling a khashoggi ban, which is targeting foreign nationals who they say have intimidated, or harassed or assaulted dissidents and journalists, they haven't imposed sanctions on mohammed bin salman. the crown prince will go unpunished. and that development has been fiercely crit

a lot of the people we have had on this stage -- mike pompeo had an outstanding record in the house ofsentatives. ron desantis, someone i call america's governor -- [applause] what i'm learning is when you see conservatives get put into positions of power, what you realize about the conservative philosophy is it just makes a lot of sense. what is wrong with these colleagues of years on the others of the aisle and i hear them talk and it's like where did they grow up? where did they learn this stuff? >> you have two wonder where they come from in america when they don't like america like we do. that's what i'm reminded why we are the right party, why the republican party is on the right side of history. we heard a lot about the cancel call serve -- cancel culture these days. if you identify as an american, you belong in the republican party. [applause] >> i chair this group called the american conservative union. i love the name because they invite us to their parties and then they find out we are not -- i love the fact of being a conservative but i don't know what your responses but so

ed rensi takes that on coming up >>> mike pompeo sending president biden a warning.es back to the crappy deal we had with iran when president obama was in office, america will be less secure. stuart: we are honored to say mike pompeo will be with us. he is here. he is on the show next. ♪. lately, it's been hard to think about the future. but thinking about the future, is human nature. at edward jones, our 19,000 financial advisors create personalized investment strategies to help you get back to your future. edward jones. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. municipal bonds don't usually get the media coverage the stock market does. in fact, most people don't find them all that exciting. but, if you're looking for the potential for consistent income that's federally tax-free, now is an excellent time to consider municipal bonds from hennion & walsh. if you have at le

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joining me now is former secretary of state mike pompeo paid mr. secretary, great to see.h that report to be expected next week. what are your expectations? >> steve, you give a great summary of it. it looks to be a whitewash and i'm happy to read it inconsiderate and i'm happy to hope i'm wrong about that but everything that you laid out, every selection of who the committee was in all the things they weren't permitted to see and all the pile of information we again today suggests chinese from his party has no intention of the world ever being able to definitively prove where this came from. we know since the wuhan virus there was an enormous stack of evidence suggesting that the lab and the highest security lab inside of wuhan is a likely source for what is now devastated so many lives so much of our economy here in the united states. steve: exactly. what do you think can be done to try and move towards a genuine open and honest investigation? >> we worked hard on that. you mentioned earlier the sheet we put out in january and we laid another set of facts that also just

then we will talk to the former secretary of state mike pompeo. he is next. he will join us straight ahead. >> sean: tonight, no show biden has been in office 43 days and still not held a single press conference since becoming president. to set the modern record among the u.s. presidents. get this, earlier tonight during what was a virtual event with the house democrats he said that "i guess i'm ready to take some questions." then this happen. watch this. >> president biden: i want to thank you all. i mean it. thank you, thank you, thank you. i'm happy to take questions if that is what i'm supposed to do. whatever you want me to do. [tone] bars and tone. you can't make it up. so what message does biden's absence send to the foreign leaders? do they see what i have been saying i see? a different biden from four years ago. or debating paul ryan? what about the enemys? or the geopolitical foes. remember as we learn last week, kamala harris taking a leave on holding all the one-on-one calls with the foreign heads of state. to raise more questions about biden's ab

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former secretary of state mike pompeo said this,. >> we know with near certainty that this came froman and there is substantial evidence of what was taking place inside that laboratory and there were certain facts that made it strongly indicated that this came out of that laboratory through what was likely an accidental leak. steve: when we first reported on this, the lab leak hypothesis with the chinese regime is desperately trying to discredit was dismissed as a conspiracy theory but in the past few weeks especially as people have seen how the who's so-called investigation was basically part of beijing's cover up the lab leak idea is becoming the mainstream consensus. that is the first part of the story but the second part is that even more troubling because it involves our own government and the question is what where they're working on in the wuhan lab and why? the evidence we have assembled and shown you over the past few weeks points to a frightening possibility that the virus that leaked was part of the function research project funded by her own government, by doctor anthony

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in fact, i would say it was less serious than they have been with other people, such as mike pompeo and brett kavanaugh. >> and were their twitter machines broke when donald trump was president who attacked everybody that he could in the most nasty way, including members of the senate. and some of them are still acting like he won the election or was robbed. but i have to address this additional plague that has grown up with covid and that's the growing number of hate crimes against asians americans and the statistics are more than disturbing. i mean, you had this in today's "l.a. times," quote, in a survey of police departments in 16 major u.s. cities, the center for the study of hate and extremism found a total of 122 anti-asian hate crimes last year. 149% increase from the 49 in 2019. the article goes on to mention that this spike has occurred while hate crimes against minorities are down 70% nationally. we know covid is part of it. the demonization of china by the previous administration was part of it. many of us have stood with leaders in our cities against this rise, but very lit

blinken is fluent in french, is very, very much like mike pompeo.amy: vijay prashad, thank you for being with us, author and director of tricontinental institute for social research senior non-resident fellow at , chongyang institute for financial studies, renmin university of china. next we go to el paso for the update on the emergency of the u.s. southern border were as many as 4000 migrant children are seeking refuge in the u.s., being held in crowded cells. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] w amy: yo-yo ma who gave a surprise concert this weekend at a vaccination site at the berkshire community college as he waited alongside others in an observation area after receiving his second dose of the covid-19 vaccine. yo-yo ma is 65-year-old. this is democracy now! i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. as the biden administration begins its "help is here" tour to promote the democrats' $1.9 billion covid relief package, a delegation of republicans headed by house minority leader kevin mccarthy launched their own tour this week at the u.s. southern border, wh

same with tom cotton and mike pompeo.hen i think of kevin, i think of the person who calls my mom on her birthday before i call my mom on her birthday. johnny radcliffe, congressman, director of national intelligence, former united states attorney, all of that is true. he's also the guy who hopped on a plane in august and flies to south carolina, no matter what else is going on, to play golf with me on my birthday. people are often times much more than just the job they do or the positions they hold. many of you have written in over the course of the weekend expressed your faults and beliefs on the issues at hand. in many of you commented on the young girl in the last murder case i prosecuted. she touched you like she did me. the power of a legacy and the sanctity of life. and it's always the right time to be thankful for the gift of life. when i was young, summer was my favorite time of the year. the days were long, it was hot, there was no school, my shirt came off the last day of school in may, and it didn't go back on

antagonistic towards the court as was the administration of donald trump and secretary of state mike pompeoyone who expects is going to fall in love with the criminal court and have a rude surprise. i do think -- i disagree with the previous speaker, who talked about the threat to peace. i think this is a new element in an intractable conflict, israel and palestine, that decades have gone by without a recent resolution and without any clear idea of where it ends. a new ingredient, justice, international justice, to be directed at both sides, has the potential to kind of shuffle the cards a little bit, and hopefully make a final peaceful agreement more possible and not less possible. we should welcome this. >> some have said there is a concern that the un security council can step in and delay the investigation, perhaps if they are able to get a peace process. do you think it may happen? >> it is theoretically possible. it would require the security council to adopt a resolution. that is going to require the five affirmative votes, or cooperation of the permanent members, the u.s. will try a

according to both secretaries of state mike pompeo and anthony blinken.oned by mar is another reason for beijing's success. they apparently steal it. the trump administration tried hard over a three-year period to get a trade deal that had teeth. one that included the ccp agreeing to stop the intellectual property theft which has been costing u.s. companies hundreds of millions of dollars every year now for decades. the ccp even refused to admit they were stealing our trade secrets in ip despite a countless number of lawsuit settlements in plain sights between u.s. and chinese companies over ip theft. how can you get them to stop stealing when they won't even admit to doing it? hopefully the biden administration understands all of this and will not allow beijing to continue taking advantage of the u.s. and the free world. otherwise, the ccp's strategy of rob, replicate and replace will continue to worsen and, yes, bill maher will be right. we will have lost to the china empire or more precisely democracy and freedom will have lost. and the result will be

mike pompeo is hammering house democrats of their challenge to an iowa congressman who won her seat,brought you that story. it democrats are considering a move to take away the seat won by mariannette miller-meeks. >> this is a raw power grab. you are are you part of it, you're living the part where they steal a seat from an iowa congresswoman. don't let it happen. don't let it happen. this is outrageous. >> bret: mike pompeo in iowa, a group of republican senators are appealing to oppose the democratic effort in the house. at their letter is going to groups that rejected republican positions on the electoral college. it's asked that democrats are held to the same standard. the next set of briefs are due to the house committee on monday. amazon is fighting back against senator bernie sanders over his criticism of the tech giant, sanders and alabama today rallying amazon workers who are trying to unionize. and amazon statement says there's a big difference between talk and action, senator sanders has been a powerful petition in vermont for 30 years and their minimum wage is still 11 d

is he someone who is a favorite of mike pompeo's? there is going to be a very interesting report on how this person ended up in the trump administration before then ending up in the invasion of the capitol. >> yeah, you got to be very close. a lot of us as democrats now are going through the appointment process or trying to help people get into the administration. you have got to have some pull, and so this person probably did, and we'll see who their connections were. it's hard to tell with this group where he came from. but we are going to find out. that's what i love. nobody is above you the law hear. this is the bright spot of this thing, is to watch the fbi continue to do their work. watch the u.s. attorney's office continue to do their work, including possibly members of congress who are -- no one is looking the other way for them as well. that's the sign that the rule of law is continuing to take hold and justice is continuing to take hold. it wasn't there for a while, but i think we are getting back on track. >> in 2022 there

missing from the list i thought nikki haley and mike pompeo.on't know if maybe the president is a little ticked off that mike pompeo is going to iowa and getting ready. i think rick scott, tim scott might be in there as well. brit, go ahead. >> brit: i was going to say, with trump, you always have to figure that it's a lot has to do with how these people have acted toward him. if they are nice to him, he likes it. if they aren't at any particular time, not so much. brian brian right. the reason you like me, brit, because i'm always nice to you. correct? >> brit: i appreciate that brian. thank you. >> brian: i'm smart enough to know that brit hume, thank you for your time. >> you bet. >> brian: ari fleischer on the unprecedented memo apparently circulating through the white house causing some to ask who exactly is in charge here? next, parents in virginia are taking action against the infiltration of woke culture and critical race theory in their schools. one of those parents ian prior joins us live. ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel

. >> in one of his first public appearances since leaving office, former secretary of state mike pompeoandale, iowa, part of a two day swing through the state. mr. pompeo is looking at running for the white house in 2024. [applause] -- 2024 presidential race. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. good morning. thank you for coming out early on a friday. i appreciate that. got in yesterday, and this feels like home to me. i'm from not too far down the road. you with your way down the turnpike and hit to talk, and that's where i had the privilege to serve as a member of congress for six years. i spent that time doing what you all are doing this morning, defending and championing the

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former secretary of state mike pompeo about the virus, border, china. first to kristin fisher live from the white house to begin our broadcast today. good morning, kristin. >> that sound bite that you played leading into me was quite significant. there you have president biden's coordinator for the southern border acknowledging that the new administration's policies are contributing to this crush in migrants at the border. here she is again. >> i certainly think that the idea that a more humane policy would be in place may have driven people to make that decision. >> the decision to cross the border illegally. now ambassador jacobson went on to say that surges the end to respond to hope and there is most definitely a surge down at the southern border. look at the new numbers released just yesterday by u.s. customs and border protection for the month of february. turns out cbp encountered more than 100,000 people illegally crossing the u.s./mexico border last month. 28% increase from january. 30,000 of them were unaccompanied children. 3,000 of them were

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top us officials — mike pompeo, the outgoing secretary of state under donald trump, and now the incominghave both called what is happening to the uighur people in xinjiang as genocide — they've used that word. we see that sanctions have been placed on some senior chinese officials in connection with what is happening in xinjiang by the us government. the uk government is talking about ensuring that companies are punished if they use supply chains which appear to involve slave labour. so, things are happening — but you believe they're not enough, do you? yes, because uighurs are still suffering. there's hundreds of thousands of uighurs still locked up, still working in factories, forced to work in factories, or having to be forced to "voluntarily" work in factories. and that is why i do not think it's enough. i think more and more governments around the world should be involved and help china. it's not force china, but i do think the world needs to help china realise its own mistakes and help it... but, jewher, if i may. isn't the point here that china's economy is one of the two most pow

steve: when you see other nationally known conservative leaders, like mike pompeo, centre tom cotton,thers coming to speak before cpac. does the president look as them as friends or foes? jason: i would say they are still friends. one of the striking things, if you take a look at the poll, the company governor of florida ron desantis, he received 20% in that whole. also important to keep in mind, 37% of all in from the state of florida. a little bit waited in his favor. president trump is still the flag bearer for the party. i think this is important, talking about this national base, the way he put together this coalition, the way he has change issues on trade, middle east peace, remaking the courts, to carry our southern border with mexico, emigration, these issues, especially on trade, getting pushed offer the last couple of decades, are now the new benchmarks of the republican party. the party has changed. steve: you have just done something, double down for a minute. a lot of people were worried about donald trump as the guy. we use to look at barack obama. maybe to a lot of peop

we heard from the former secretary of state, mike pompeo, saying that ayatollah recognizes the only strengthe u.s. demonstrating weakness in that relationship. >> if you look at the pattern of attacks that took place over the course of 2019 and 2020 against american personnel and facilities, how frequently they occurred, what kind of damage they did, i am not sure that the former secretary is in a position to be trying to give us advice on the question of how to respond. the united states reserves the right to protect its personnel and facilities. we will do that in the time and place of our choosing and we will take whatever steps are necessary to deter further attacks. i am not want to telegraph our punches on any particular operation that we may take in the days or weeks ahead. >> thank you. on a broader picture, vowed a new approach on china. these early days in administration, they take a little more cautious approach. is this him displaying a more realist approach? >> joe biden is the optimal optimist. pulling together the leaders in japan, australia, india and a grouping that is going

>> no, and we know they didn't when mike pompeo met with these same characters.y were very differential and pleasant. they were trying to comply with our request to stop cheating on trade and the theft of cyber information. the altitude shift is astonishing. we have seen this with thailand and south korea. >> put putin is challenging biden to a debate. the president boarding air force one today create impresses he is not together. >> they see weakness. the meeting in alaska was supposed to sit up a summit with joe biden. i hope we don't allow our aging president in the same room with the president of chine because they will eat our lunch. >> is the fix in for the george floyd trial? alan dershowitz will break down the judge's stunning rulings next. it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? ...delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. xfinity makes

. >> former secretary of state mike pompeo speaks at a website hosted by the conservatives club in iowa, his first public appearance since the end of the trump administration. watch coverage at 8:00 p.m. eastern, online at c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> politico takes a look at some of the news conferences from yesterday -- by the numbers, as they call it. some of the highlights they feature on, saying some of the questions the president was asked on his thoughts for 2024, two. saying there were more political questions than i would have imagined. westerns about the covid-19 pandemic -- 0. delay at the press conference, 62 minutes, slightly longer than president obama's first solo press conference. it also highlights the fact that during the 62 minutes that the president called on seven women during that time, five of them were women of color. in comparison, six of 13 reporters president obama called him during his first press conference were women. those are just some of the highlights from yesterday's press conference. ent on it if you want and give us a call o

. >> gov christie in second place, mike pompeo, tucker carlson. >> leaving many critics feeling like arguments. oliver concluded with in. >> what he says in addition to utterly terrible pillows is very seductive. the idea that this country is fundamentally color blind. that anyone who mentions race is trying to start trouble. that historic oppression is no longer relevant and you his viewers the ones currently being oppressed. >> cnn new york. >> thank you so much. team biden crisscrossing the country selling the relief package. republicans are focused on something else entirely. voter suppression. till you find the perfect slice... even if everyone asks you... another burger truck? don't listen to them! that means cooking day and night until you get... [ ding ] you got paid! that means adding people to the payroll. hi mom. that means... best burger ever. intuit quickbooks helps small businesses be more successful with payments, payroll, banking and live bookkeeping. this is andy, my schwab financial consultant. here's andy listening to my goals and making plans. this is us talking t

todd: mike pompeo says it sends a bad message to the world. >> donald trump talked to the media all-timestions from everyone. when a leader can't take questions, can't explain the policies they are engaged in. todd: how worried should we be? >> it is a serious statement. we are in a time when coronavirus, thank god for the vaccine, warp speed under the previous administration but these are serious issues where a lot of places are still shut down and we are trying to get them to reopen, texas and florida which is where i am right now. they -- a real need for leadership and that is what he promised on the campaign trail, that he would have solutions and the biden administration, they have hoodwinked and bullied so many voters who believed -- there seems to be a lot of focus. >> activists in ferguson are demanding $20 million from black lives matter. remember michael brown killed in a police involved shooting in 2014. listen to what these activists have to say. >> what kind of movement building when families are left behind, we are asking if black lives matter leadership, $20 million for fe

sources say secretary blinken will continue a report by former secretary of state mike pompeo. ethical trial -- as the trial for derek chauvin, charge of the death of george floyd, continues, one witness testified that he called 911 because quote i believed i witnessed a murder. donald williams, a former wrestler who says he is trained and chokeholds, said he saw the 46-year-old slowly fade away. the attorney countered saying williams helped escalate tension at the scene and that officers felt threatened. global news 24 hours a day, on-air and on bloomberg quick take, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. >> is 1 p.m. in new york, 7 a.m. berlin, one a.m. in hong kong, i'm not miller. welcome to bloomberg markets. here are the top stories we are following as wall street reels, there are big questions looming about regulations. we will take a look at the issues facing market watchdogs. and rob arnott says the ev craze is a classic sign of big market delusion. we will find out why, but compensating the v

. >> mike pompeo is speaking at a breakfast today, at the west side conservatives club in urbandale, iowa. this is his first public appearance since the end of the trump administration. watch coverage at 8:00 eastern on c-span. online at c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. book tv on c-span two has taught nonfiction books and authors every weekend. saturday at 8:00 eastern, george nash, the author of the conservative intellectual movement in america, talks about the past and future of conservatism in the united states. at 9:00, in her book, meijer feelings, kathy speaks on issues of race and identity. on sunday night at 9:00, on afterwards, the washington post -- discusses redline, the unraveling of syria and america's race to destroy the most dangerous arsenal in the world. he is interviewed by georgetown university professor and author, angela stand. watch book tv this weekend on c-span two. >> on monday, the triumph of -- the trial of derek chauvin is set to begin with opening arguments. he is charged in the death of george floyd who died while being arrested by of

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. >> mike pompeo speaks today hosted by the conservative club in iowa.is his first public appearance since the end of the trump administration. watch at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, online, or on the c-span radio app. >> sunday night on q&a, a journalist, author of " you don't belong here" tells the story of female vietnam correspondence at a time when it was a male dominated profession. >> there is no military censorship. it was for women, a gift. because it was only because of this lack of codification, this openness, that women could get through what had been the biggest barrier as a war correspondent, that you were not allowed on the field. >> journalist elizabeth becker, sunday night on q and a. you can also listen to q&a as a podcast where you get podcasts. >> on monday, the trial for minneapolis police officer derek chauvin. he is charged in the death of george floyd who was -- who died while being arrested. it will start on -- at 10 a.m. eastern on c-span, and you can watch again monday night on c-span two. c-span created in 1979. today, brought

with people whose opinions were strong and sometimes unorthodox from his boss, donald trump, to mike pompeo much of george w. bush's foreign-policy. between handling the covid-19 crisis and keeping a close eye on the economy biden's hand are pulled domestically so it would make sense he would be farming his foreign-policy work to kamala harris, would like to be out and about internationally. almost 50 days now we haven't had a press conference from president biden to bathe that out but will have a primetime speech tomorrow. jillian: a lot of people wondering when we will see the press conference so stay tuned. benjamin: highly anticipated and something else we've been talking about, but we all family speaks out after prince harry and megan markel's exclusive interview, buckingham palace writing on behalf of the queen the family is saddened to learn the extent of how challenging the last few years have been for harry and megan as peers morgan quits following backlash over his criticism of markel, on monday i said i didn't believe megan markel in the interview, i still don't, freedom of speec

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