milie: ¿quÉ tan importante es que los padres se hagan ciudadanos?or haber estado con nosotros. osvaldo: asÍ terminamos otra ediciÓn mÁs de "al punto california" como siempre gracias por su sintonÍa. [cortina musical] >> es una gran pérdida.

direct orders, cut the throat of our boy, a simple russian guy, with a knife, because the bastard mili no one can sleep peacefully, therefore, when the un, including the american representative, is now getting into the devil, with minute of silence, then let them first sue mark milley and bring him in handcuffs and hand him over to the russian embassy, ​​because it was mark milley who said that they should kill russians in their sleep. we cut the throat, so why are you bastards, scum, pretending that you sympathize, if you called for this, as your vile newspaper washington post wrote about, then you should rejoice at the death of the russians, rejoice, you organized this, therefore, as they say, from fyodor mikhailovich dostoevsky, you killed yourself, hence your hysterical reaction, but... to solve your problems, we see right through you, we are dealing with a vile enemy, a vile enemy, a merciless and insidious enemy, and we must treat him this way, therefore , every time we are offered... we we are dealing with, but the fact that the ukrainian regime is negotiating, we must remember

an example is hawer mili in argentina.ator is another example, so imperialism is... proposing and testing various models and it has achieved its desired result in el salvador. according to this explanation in argentina and almost in the same way in ecuador, they want to control these countries with this method. in the same context, american imperialism and the west in general created in west. well, in el salvador, a state of emergency was passed that takes away all constitutional guarantees and rights. march 28 marks three years of this emergency status. in this extraordinary situation, they can arrest you on the street, they will take you to the jail and you have no rights, you don't have even the right to defend yourself because they hold the brief trial for 300 prisoners, international and human rights. organizations have constantly complained about this shameless violation of human rights, so there's an extraordinary situation that allows the police and soldiers of the armed forces and the military to arrest people on

an example is hawier mili in argentina.uator is another example, so imperialism is proposing and testing various models and it has achieved. state of emergency was passed that takes away all constitutional guarantees and rights. march 28 marks three years of this emergency status. in this extraordinary situation, they can arrest you on the street, they will take you to the jail and you have no rights. you don't have even the right to defend yourself, because they hold the brief trial for 300 prisoners. international and human rights organizations have constantly complained about this. shamless violation of human rights, so there is an extraordinary situation that allows the police and soldiers of the armed forces and the military to arrest people on the street and even arrest you in your own home, therefore the most basic rights such as the right to respect the place of residence, freedom of movement etc have been lost in this extraordinary situation, and we have been in this awful situation for three years now. it's a regi

an example is hawier mili in argentina.ator is another example, so imperialism is proposing and testing various models and it has achieved its desired result in el salvador. gangs and crime and security are issues that are always not topics in the hegemonic media, and they talk about crime every day. people want their lives to be protected and the eyes are directed towards the governments that you mentioned at the end of your speech. away all constitutional guarantees and rights. march 28 marks three years of this emergency of status. in this extraordinary situation, they can arrest you on the street, they will take you to the jail and you have no rights. you don't have even the right to defend yourself, because they hold the brief trial for 300 prisoners, international and human rights organizations have constantly complained about this shameless violation of human rights. so there's an extraordinary situation that allows the police and soldiers of the armed forces and the military to arrest people on the street and even a

militant groups as people have died while trying to collect food packages, pots of gaza facing famine, mili 6 months into israel's military campaign, triggered by the october 7th, almost our tax seems like these are quickly becoming another dream feature of the war and gaz, a humanitarian aid dropped from an aircraft over the territory. this time it falls in limited terrain in well of shore, making the civilians on the ground even more desperate and send them beside the end the law. but we will, what do you think for the aid when we were surprised to see the plain coming and dropping it into the c? this is the how to get people swimming to retrieve the i didn't survive. the event of the mass of pointed health officials say at least 12 people drowned this week trying to reach air dropped packages. and now the 6 people were killed in stump beads. the group is urgent that air drops to be stopped. a police reported by many guardians, in terms of the, one of the biggest mistakes is that it's dropped in dangerous places like the c and some of the people trying to get the aid have drowned, try to

look, for example, i know the cost of housing is critical for milies nationwide.lation keeps coming down, mortgage rates are going to continue to come down as well. but i'm not waiting. for those seeking to buy their first home or trade up forore sa tax cut that will provide $400 a month for the next two years. because every family -- [applause] -- every family deserves a place to call home and a place to have your american dream come true. look, million of representers also are out there in -- renters are also out there in trouble. we're cracking down on landlords who price fix those rents. landlords should be competing to give the folks the best deal. not conspiring to charge them higher rent. [applause] we also -- more builders can get federalch is helping to construct a record 1.7 million newhousing units nationwide -- new housing units nationwide. because of you. [applause] and the ra budget that i'm releasing today has a plan for two million more affordable homes, including housing and innovation fd to help communities like yours build housing, renovate hous

palestinians were not able to enter or to leave the city as its refuge. camps, it's not clear why the israeli mily is sending more soldiers to deploy at the entrances of the city, however the operation is still going on insultan refugee camp in ariha. in colandia refugee camp, the israeli forces stormed the outskirts of the refugee camp and there has been reports of exchange of fire between palestinians and israeli forces that continued for at least two hours at midnight and the same thing happened israeli military sent more reinforcements around the refugee camp of calandia. we have to mention that the refugee camp of calandia is located to the south of ramala city and at the same time it's adjacent to the israeli military checkpoint of calandia that palestinians usually use in order to enter al quods. iran has come a long way to gain independence in the defense industry since the 1979 islamic revolution. it's warships, speed boats, missiles and drones among many items in it. arsenal have caught many countries in the world by surprise, but as military experts and top brass say, this is... this is

resistance fighters, it claims to have captured during raid on gaza city's al-shafah hospital. the israeli mili admitted that the collage published includes pictures of several fighters that have not been captured. the israeli army says 150 palestinians have been killed and hundreds more arrested during the raid and the siege on al-shafar which is now in his fifth day. the palestinian resistance movement hamas had earlier dismissed israel's claim of arresting resistance. commanders during the raid as psychological warfare, palestinian resistance fighters and medical staff deny that the hospital is used for military purposes or shelter fighters. al-shafah was gaza's biggest hospital before the israeli onslot. it is now one of the few healthcare facilities that is partially operational in the strip. the houses of tens of thousands of displacement. are currently there, the un security council has rejected the us draft resolution which links a ceasefire in gaza to the release of captives by hamas. 11 security council members backed the resolution, however, permanent members, russia and china as wel

a clue espionage, they were collecting to understand what each of the candidates positions were on miliance, economic issues et cetera. then we look at crowdstrike identified the russian government in the dnc in 2016 and we went public with it with the dnc. >> and it was our committee that did the most extensive bipartisan investigation of how much interference by i read four mullions mac volumes. >> four out of five. >> i read four cover to to cover and was incredibly bipartisan, which i appreciated, and opportunity to to speak to folks about that was critically important i think we as national security we look, we saw in 2018, we saw saw 2020, we saw 2022. of the pieces of targeting by beyond russia, china, iran and others, criminal elements. when we look forward to 2024 being a huge collection in the united states but also broadly, democracies around the world, where do you see what the u.s. can do in advance of the fica tax to protect u.s. citizens? >> i appreciate you asking that. i've said this in another forum and i know i've made some admin, unfortunately, sitting right here i t

american experts again recall the bloodthirsty statements of general mili, who openly called on bandits to carry out terror in the rear of russia. moscow tried to improve relations with washington and brussels, but the west had other plans, experts say. the russians sought to establish good working relationships with the us and europeans, it was people like victoria nulan in the us state department in the media that essentially prevented this from happening. loudly shifting the blame. for the terrorist attack, world-famous terrorists in the united states are only covering their tracks, analysts say. the justification for the so-called egil trace, published earlier in washington , includes a certain sufan group, founded after the terrorist attack in 2001; groups of provocateurs worked with muslims in mosques, gauging the mood, identifying the dissatisfied. one of the main curators of the direction was ali sufan, he created an ngo in the field of security issues in international relations and actively handed over muslims to the fbi. many of them were already printed. the famous guantanamo

oleg nikolaevich, do you remember general mili’s statement? let's remind everyone.his question: maybe these are really emotions, maybe we are mistaken somewhere, yes, we don’t have all the information yet, because the investigation is ongoing, but we already have some information, in principle, and at least in order, as they say, to see the ukrainian presence there, this information is enough, but suppose, suppose that... indeed our investigators will come to the conclusion that everything is much worse and that behind ukraine there is, say, america or britain, what to do in this situation, how do you think, it seems to me that we have been asking this question, well, since, if not from the first day, then from the first months of the special military operation, yes, because everyone, everyone understands everything. we agree that most of these statements remained threatening words, which is why , in my opinion, macron openly stated about a month ago that let’s officially introduce our troops into the territory of ukraine, because in addition to a portion of regular

tyler bond, and among those testifying or the event sherman of the joint chiefs of staff, general mars mili, as well as the head of the us central command at the time. as the former brazilian presidents are your bull scenario has been charged with criminal association and falsifying his own coat with 19 vaccination data. this is the 1st indictments for the in battle politician who's facing several criminal investigations. he's accused of putting false information into the public health database to make it appear as if he'd receive the corona, virus vaccine, along with several people in his circle. during the pandemic bowl scenario was openly skeptical of vaccines and he floated health restrictions. monica danica of has more from rio de janeiro. this is just one of many ongoing investigation. she's also be investigated for spreading false information on where you is questioning whether discussing doubts. he's also being investigated for going to sneak in the news that he received from saudi arabia and that should have been declared customs or put in the collection of the present. instead the

of afghan wedding, and so on, our army is more technologically advanced, but in my opinion general miliat’s the most important thing, that’s what the rich countries of europe, ukraine do not reach, 90% say, what are you worrying about here, we say, we highlight there , we looked, these unfortunate ones, the most answering a question from some journalists, well , lithuania, latvia, estonia, poland, they but they allocate this money, in fact, for the purchase of american weapons, they don’t have their own military-industrial complex, because when the country is, well, there’s lithuania, romania, i just remembered it, hungary, well, you can remember at least something. red made by the military-industrial complex, god forgive me, lithuania, they are all becoming american conveyor belt , there are these american weapons companies, i admit honestly, when the special military operation began, i did not think that there would be such a sanctions surge, it was progressive, let’s say, in sanctions, i bought several shares of american military companies on a foreign exchange, now they are successf

i want them to believe that mily asset.usands of satellites, so the more commercial reviews the merrier. are we seeing an active discsi obligation is. that's a whole different technology challenge. your recent memo includes an item on understanding how the industry operates and what motivates them so how do you think about ways to improve the understanding of how private capital3 works. >> i've been encouraging my staff the report. i learned so much reading like i had no idea i think 26%. i s doing research trying to figure out how much money they n thesdecades to figure it out and i learned tons about the company. m i knew how to do the ratios. i want them to u the industry. you have to understand what else is on the company place. my friend is a huge problem going through the factory fixed-price and we are the only program in the factory you are paying the bills for everything else so our folks need to be knowledgeable about what is being done by the company they are about to work with this isn't a u.s. taxpayer dollars t

afghan wedding and so on, our army is more technologically advanced, but in my opinion general mili said talking there , we allocate billions of dollars to ukraine there, but they don’t reach ukraine, 90%, he says , remains with us, this is the most important thing, this is what we looked at, these unfortunate, richest countries in europe, lithuania, latvia, estonia , poland, they allocate this money, in fact, for the purchase of american weapons, they have their own military-industrial complex. no, because when a country, well, there’s lithuania, romania, i just remembered it, hungary, well, can you remember at least something advanced made by the military-industrial complex, god forgive me, lithuania, they’re all... getting on the american assembly line , there are these american weapons companies, i admit honestly, when the special military operation began, i did not think that there would be such a jump in sanctions, it was progressive, let’s say, in sanctions, i bought several shares of american military companies abroad exchange, they are now successfully blocked, and of course, if

and whether we want a strong german military question. whether we want a strong german mili basicallyman milibasically that question. whether we want a strong german mili basically that europe'sl. but basically that europe's become weak and nato is a kind of now in his in his mind of bluff. now in his in his mind . and really nato sort of done for know what do do for i don't know what do what do you think it's you think? well i think it's largely piece here largely an opinion piece here from the telegraph. >> think there's any >> i don't think there's any real evidence that he would what he yeah. i don't he what he has. yeah. i don't listen to what you did you listen to what you say. did you say that? >> i did say that. >> i did say that. >> oh, well, whatever it >> oh, well, his whatever it could derangement could be trump derangement syndrome as well. >> people worried. >> but but people are worried. they're trump in they're worried trump comes in and ignores them. 1 in 1 version, just bluffing and ignores them. 1 in 1 veget1, just bluffing and ignores them. 1 in 1 ve get nato just

so if you don't if, you don't pay us $50 mili think one of thd immediately the other didn't anyways what'm saying is that there are all these new vulnerabilities all, these new issues. when something like guess who k up the slack? the remaining who are still on the floor, who it was in no way their job to serve the roulette tables. do you also serve as the food? but they're running around working double time because of this over reliance on automation resting protections years ago and they reclaim some some some control like retraining et notified six months in advance of again things that we're just really not taught to think about with regard technology. we're not supposedengage with i, tech technology is supposed to be inflicted upon us by, again these the porst be, the tech giants. and we're not supposed to be able to sort of democratically navigate how we want to. and that is where this crack. and that's why i think, you know, corey, reverse engineering milton friedman's quote is so important is that we're seeing now these you know they're not alwaysacks of possibility. and again, t

afghan wedding and so on, and our army is more technologically advanced, but in my opinion general milis of dollars to ukraine, but they don’t reach ukraine, 90%, he says , remains with us, this is the most important thing, this is what we looked at, these unfortunate, richest countries in europe, lithuania, latvia, estonia , poland, they allocate this money essentially for... shares of american military companies on a foreign exchange, now they are successfully blocked, and well, of course, if they were unblocked, i would be in a very good plus, because these companies they earn very well, and the main thing for the usa is they don’t care about the germans, they don’t care about the french , let them be homeless there and eat their frogs, the main thing for them is that the united states is in fact on a separate continent, the war can only come to them in the form of a submarine, where russian sailors will wave there. everything by hand. and the money they successfully earn. let's go on a trip to belarus. the memorial complex near the beaver river was created on the site of the bloody

changing kind of wrinkles appearing in his face that hadn't been there before he you know saw the paine miliesussians had done that that really. sapped a lot of the the old comedian out of he he did not make nearly as many jokes after that experience and still he's become a much stern r that. also i'd say the victory isthe d forces have achieved on the battlefield also changed him as one of his aides described it. you know, after one of those suddenly were pushing the russians back and the russians were fleeing the advance of this this country that had been written off, you know just, just weeks before zelensky started acting as his advisor put it, like napoleon, before aat you know, this he was enormous inner strength. again emerged in him he described it w as he compared it to an arm wrestling match where, you know, wrist is just about to hit the table. and then he said and then you hear meaning he hears the the morale of his people rising up, you know, them them beginni tvictory is possib. and he said, you hear the and then you begin to push back. right. that's how that's how he kind of des

and thconscription and the mili.f you were not ever in college, you're highly likely to be. we had two and a half to 3 million people in the u.s. military,he 1960s. almost all of them conscript, 98% of them male, according to the statistics. what does that do? it gives you order. it giv you structure. it gives you a credential. and it may give you a skill. 18 to 21 year olds could be drafted out even in the lack of formal education with something that was of value to employers that not have conscri. you have to have a high school degree and pass cognitive test even in the list only 80% of the military today is■tat the size . it's 1.35 million versus two and a half to 3 million. and a population that's 50% larger. the option society provided, albeit indirectly for these men 50 years ago simply doesn't exist today. which places more pressure on the formal education that have never been constructed to figure out what to do■ bottom third of the cognitive scale whose value historically has been physical labor rather than

. >> it was interesting to hear >> mily talking about that. he was looking back when two winter of 2001, he said that if there if that had been the time when bin laden head really been zeroed in on. he thought that that was something that would have obviously changed the trajectory of the war. but when you are looking at the hand that biden was dealt and to be clear, during the obama administration he wasn't a fan of obama's surge in afghanistan. >> but >> he, this was what he was dealt, right? and that's what a president has to deal with, which is he was going to bring the troops out of afghanistan. and he was tasked, his administration was tasked with figuring out how to do it. >> when you look >> at what happened there in august of 2021 as you pinpoint how this could have gone more smoothly. it seems here as they're talking to the military, they're really zeroing in on the state department for culpability what do you think about what you're hearing there >> yeah. >> without a doubt. >> i >> mean, that's what you're going to get if you could

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the send of the state mili and you can see them pictured here with one of the new technologies relatively new tegies of this period, which is the machine gun. so a lot of this looks is very, very violent and looks really like warfare, literal class warfare. and we often have, i think a sense of the united states that it's a place where class tensions class are not as prominent as in other places. but in this period this period of the late 19th and early 20th century was a period there was intense violence around class and questions of labor. and the united states had some of the most violent labor conflict in the world in this period. now, there's lots of different questions among laborers about what how th're going to respond to this new era of industrialization and corporate power and so on. some unions li the american federation, labor, want to push for things like higher wages, workers, safer conditions, shorter urs, but that they don't have a longer range plan or a broader goal. they're not trying to change society more fundamentally, but other laborers and labor organizations are. t

mily's biden's donors paides his family's back taxes. >> don jr stiff. the irs and his dad's donors square it up before an election. >> come on. investigators have deliveredesti eyewitness testimony, bank recordmonys, mountains of circumstantial evidence, plus motivs,e, physical evidenc, digital communications, photographs, voicemailmotiysica. >> jesse jr could prosecute this casjesse. d >> do you believe he should be impeached? i do. okay. and you believe that because chairman you believe chairman colmer has proven that he committed a high crime and misdemeanor? no, because i know that he committed high crimes and misdemeanors. o, becau knoi was involved in sw on the map and the democrats say there's no evidence, the media reports there's no evidence. s no eviand the four year coverp continues. >> so looking at the calenda r, te i don't see the committee moving towards an official impeachment this year. >> i just don's an offimpeachmt i belilieve there is sufficient evidence to start impeachmentst. last year, but that's just me now. >> the committee is

russian who goes to bed without thinking. about having his throat cut in the middle of the night, miliith the situation, you must return there to create a company in the rear. it is appropriate to remember that the terrorist isis appeared after the american invasion of iraq, operated in syria, and the militants were then opposed by the syrian army, with which the russian army acted as a united front. the united states, in turn, supported the so-called syrian armed opposition, militants of all types. you know, isis reveres the president. he is the founder of the islamic state, he is its founder, he founded isis, i would say that the co-founder is the dishonest hillary clinton, she co-founder. russia and iran in the west in january claim that isis is again raising its head and could strike eu countries. the most obvious target is the upcoming olympics in paris. local media write that the level of terrorist threat in france has already been raised to the highest, and macron held an unscheduled meeting of the defense council in connection with the terrorist attack in crocus city hall. the

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state capitol and restore abortion access so i can continue my if plans of my future and expanding mily, because that's something i desperately want to do but i'm terrified to do. >> thankri you. american women deserve the freedom to make their own decisions and, mr. chairman, this side of the dais trusts women. >> senator lee. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> sorry to interrupt. followed by senator americaly. >> at the outset, i feel i need to point out something that i think the casual observer might miss from some the comments. the dobbs decision did not criminalize abortion. the dobbs decision didn't do anything to affect the legal stus l of abortion other than to return the decision, the primary decision on abortion, back to the states. always been an issue that was before the states prior to roe verse wade and its progeny. dobbs simply undid roe and said this is a decision that most of the s time as we'reea the district f columbia at a military installation are, using government funds or something like that, isn't normally going to be federal action. and so they returned it back to

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jomari:vamos con mily quesada, llevaba un traje con pantalÓn y falda sobrepuesta. >> hicieron una apuesta va tan serio y tan elegante. quÉ opinas? >> yo le voy a dar un 10 de 10. aunque me hubiese gustado unos zapatos mÁs clÁsicos pero mefÁcil o la apuesta del diseÑador. luego tenemos el componente de terciopelo. jomari: yo le dije claro que te vas a ver diferente. pero porque vas a regresar a lo clÁsico. el es siempre arriesgado pero no se porque esta vez fue a lo clÁsico. >> por jugar y combinar, luego regresa a lo otro el importante es lo que dices tÚ diversiÓn. jomari: lo que se robÓ la noche independiente de toda la moda. es karen yaport, casada con un pelotero muy famoso, se cayÓ en la alfombra, estuvimos con ella, ha hecho titulares y la nueva obsesiÓn por ponerse tacones exagerados, que realmente no pueden caminar. pasÓ en los oscar tambiÉn. >> coincido contigo porque al final el tema de la altura siempre y cuando estiliza e bien pero sin comprometer la seguridad en la alfombra. >> hay que por lo menos ensayarlo y no estrenara nunca zapatos en una alfombra. la gente estÁ diciendo

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but mily, that people to vote on the day. yeah >> iall we had.emily, this afternoon it be afternoon and it will be brilliant. don't don't >> welcome back to britain's newsroom on gb news with mark dolan and bev turner. lovely to have your company, by the way. i should say i'm back at 8:00 tonight for friday night live. >> oh, you're doing the north tonight as well. >> i've got nearly as many gigs as bev turner double shift as bev turner for double shift from mark dolan. >> see. now. former home >> good to see. now. former home secretary suella braverman has said that with current levels of immigration, they carry on, said that with current levels of imn uk ation, they carry on, said that with current levels of imn uk will|, they carry on, said that with current levels of imn uk will become carry on, said that with current levels of iank will become unrwa|, recognisable. >> official show that >> official figures show that 1.4 were granted 1.4 million people were granted visas year as more visas last year alone, as more foreign workers arrived in t

you've got to get help fro general ,|mily, from society schools.lp fro general , whatever that iety schools. you've got to get help fro general , whatever that might in general, whatever that might be, to help you get into a job. we're always pushing this, having a good, well—paid job is great. it's it can be a great feeling. it can boost your confidence. it can boost your bank balance. it can boost lots of things. so this is about this whole question of getting the people into work in a productive capacity to enable them to have a decent life. and i don't think there's anything wrong with that i >> -- >> okay, peter, can i quickly ask you about rwanda ? it's being ask you about rwanda? it's being debated right now as we speak in the house of lords. baroness chakrabarti putting her points forward, kenneth clarke saying it's very likely that we will see the supreme court challenge this and torpedo it. and at the very start, the lords revolt , very start, the lords revolt, peter was being led by lord goldsmith, who was the attorney general to your ol

and you know, to rec(off her a little mily just on with it. you know, to rec(off her a little bit. just on with it. and you know, to rec(off her a little bit. you just lay off her a little bit. you know, i think she has a lot of scrutiny over the last few weeks. >> southgate says the >> gareth southgate says the controversy england controversy over the new england shirt high on of shirt is not high on his list of priorities, as they prepare to face kit has face brazil. nike's new kit has been over what it's been criticised over what it's described as a playful redesign of the saint george's cross , of the saint george's cross, with the prime minister warning against with the against messing with the national flag. but the fa defended the changes, saying it's a tribute to the 1966 world cup winning team. it's understood to be selling quickly. despite costing £125. the england manager says the three lions crest is the most important thing on the shirt . important thing on the shirt. more than 80 pubs, clubs and sports centres across the country

some of that goi|saving up for1ink families >> i think there's some of that goi|saving up for treats miliese are anecdotally, a lot of people are talking to me. oh, we stayed in and played a board game or we stayed and rather than stayed in and cooked rather than going for a meal, as tend going out for a meal, as we tend to week a month. to once a week or once a month. a of people are hardly . a lot of people are hardly. >> it's absolutely all of it's really hard. and you talk about that when is it that 6% adrift. when is it likely? are ever likely likely? when are we ever likely to feel the way we did ten years ago? >>i ago? >> i don't eamonn you asked me. honestly, i don't think we're going to feel the way we felt before. while the tax burden remains at 70 year high, this remains at a 70 year high, this is not ideological point i'm is not an ideological point i'm making all. it's a it's making at all. it's a it's a point of arithmetic. if more of your money is taken in taxation. and of course, we've seen headune and of course, we've seen headline cuts in national insurance, haven't we? we

since 2015 beijing's publicly reported spending on its mili. and just yesterday, communist party leaders announced that defense investments wou 7.2%. of course that's just a figure beijing acknowledges publicly. china's real military modernization efforts are actually more expansive and more worrisome, and they're intendec to dominate its neighbors and counter america's ability to project power in the region. deed the prc is showing the world that it's prepared to redraw maps bye. sound familiar? that's because the revisionist autocrats we face are operating from the very same playbook. and taiwan appreciates the links between the threats we face as well as any of our allies and partners. its leaders have been outspoken in connecting the dots between an aggivresse and an emboldened china in the indo-pacific. the people of taiwan increasingly recognize their interests in preparing to deter and defeat aggression. in fact they're so clear-eyed about challenges posed by revisionist powers today that they're helping a fellow democracy halfway around