mr. cameron, but it wasn't answered by mr.en. >> great reporting and thank you so much for joining us. washington says it will carry out joint air force maneuvers with the south american country of guiana. they plan to take over an oil-rich regionthe takeover guiana has area. brazil is monitoring the situation. it is a densely forested region with oil deposits offshore. nicholas maduro says the border between the nations was wrongly agreed by colonial powers more than a century ago. he claims all of the territory to the north and rest -- west of the river. that is world news america, thank you so much for joining us. don't forget to head to our website, bbc.com/news for all of the latest updates on the news today. thanks for joining us. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for am

i think mr cameron is a little bit optimistic. _ hillary.n is a little bit optimistic. i— hillary. i think mr cameron is a little bit optimistic. i think - hillary. i think mr cameron is a little bit optimistic. i think he l hillary. i think mr cameron is a | little bit optimistic. i think he is clearly— little bit optimistic. i think he is clearly a — little bit optimistic. i think he is clearly a good spokesperson, a good salesman _ clearly a good spokesperson, a good salesman and hopefully his visit will make — salesman and hopefully his visit will make some difference. but i think there are some fundamental questions that many particularly the republicans have about _ particularly the republicans have about the commitment to ukraine and the addition of them using this as a ledge _ the addition of them using this as a ledge against president biden by bringing up the immigration issue, which is _ bringing up the immigration issue, which is of course a hot topic this election — which is of course a hot topic this election i— which is of cou

and they also specifically asked mr cameron about interference and how there are polls that suggest nearly, this is notjust a foreign policy issue, but it is a domestic one. and was the interference, was he trying to influence domestic policy. so our simm about ukraine. have a listen. t our simm about ukraine. have a listen. ., , ._ our simm about ukraine. have a listen. ., , ., our simm about ukraine. have a listen. ., , listen. i hope may have been very careful _ listen. i hope may have been very careful to _ listen. i hope may have been very careful to say, - listen. i hope may have been very careful to say, you - listen. i hope may have beenl very careful to say, you know, i'm not— very careful to say, you know, i'm not telling you how to do this— i'm not telling you how to do this vote _ i'm not telling you how to do this vote and how to run your life or— this vote and how to run your life or anything else, have just— life or anything else, have just come as a friend of america, as a friend of ukraine, _ america, as a friend of ukraine, and made some arguments that i think are very re

mr. cameron’s impressive comeback, and the former’s return to global politics promises to be no less strikingouncil donald tusk. with fresh forces, he bursts into the agenda, promising to mobilize the west against russia. the most important thing for us as europe is to effectively support ukraine. i do not accept any other moods, apathy, even from ukraine. in fact, we are not talking about ukraine and not about war, not about aggression. we are talking about our future, i have no doubts about this. tusk is now prime minister of poland again. last week, president duda, feigning a smile and grimacing at times, was forced to bring him to oath, after the polish sejm expressed no confidence in the government that... began a personnel purge in the special services and closed the re-investigation of the death of the government tu-154 near smolensk. as you know, jaroslaw kaczynski was not satisfied with the version of a crew error; while in power , he did not spare public money to prove that his brother, president lech kaczynski, was killed by russians or russians in collusion with someone inside pol

mr. cameron , who is now the so-called foreign minister , announced a position about two or three days ago that everyone was really surprised. therefore, we are now witnessing something happening in the british society and in many other parts of the world, despite the existence of the so-called dominant media, which are very influenced by zionist lobbies, and some of them are actually zionist , the managers who run these media and the diplomacy of terror that israel has always had on its own issue and does not allow anyone to speak , i think that the issue here is important, in the so-called enlightening of public opinion regarding the palestinian issue , there is one injustice, which is unique, that is, these children, women, and the hospital, and i mean really. if someone is a human being, he can't not declare his position. one is the issue of oppression and the blood of the oppressor. two , i would like to share this discussion with you. social networking , so-called social networks, people upload their videos, photos, news, and opinions here. this has made it parallel . with that voice

no, mr cameron says he is... more concerned about the failure of the measure to do what he should don this situation, that is, to continue helping ukraine. at the same time , the head of the british foreign policy department said that the majority of american congressmen, with whom he had the opportunity to talk, support the allocation of aid to ukraine, because , as he says, it is the right thing to do. well, then we listen to the minister of foreign affairs of great britain, james cameron, in direct speech. financial aid. not only because it's bad in itself, it'll just come back to grab more, well that's it commented in the kremlin, but i don’t even want to say what they commented, because this is such a standard russian blah blah blah, after all, the allocation of aid to ukraine, that the allocation of aid is an investment in ukraine and not only in ukraine, but also into the american economy, said so... united states secretary of state anthony blinken. according to him, about 90% of the money allocated to support kyiv actually went to the american military-industrial complex. acc

mr. cameron from great britain, like them and whether they influence the understanding of the situation, the decision-making , they are all influential, and i think that is why ukraine, i think now is the moment to personally visit the congress with all the deputies that i mentioned, or the ministers that, mr. yarmak , who is now in washington, whether he has already returned, i do not remember. yes and even but in that they will understand, not only on the one hand, as i said, that there are some congressmen and senators who see an opportunity for them to change the law for matters that are completely internal, but also on the other hand, you can do the same to say that all those international voices, be it cameroon or ukraine, i think, are very influential. for personal, individual members of our congressmen, and also, why today's urgent meetings, sorry, it's still saturday, but since thursday, when this vote in the senate was from thursday, urgent meetings have been put on throughout america, in large venues, in large cities, centers such as new york, los angeles, seattle, dulles. but

mr. cameron, and there was information that he said that it was okay , we understand that there are difficulties in the us, we see difficulties in the eu. therefore, for the period until the united states of america and the eu are unable to help ukraine, all necessary financial assistance to ukraine will be provided by two countries located in europe, but at the same time not part of the european union union, namely great britain and norway, and i think that the help from these countries, after all, great britain is one of the largest economies in the world, norway is also the last economy in the world, help from them. will allow ukraine to go through this period, while neither the usa nor the eu gives us the necessary help, then most likely positive decisions will be made, because after all, in the united states of america they understand that investment in ukraine is an investment in the victory of the western world against everyone in europe knows russia and its allies the results of research conducted recently by the german council outside. their relations, in which it is directly stated tha

no, mr cameron says he is more concerned about the west's failure to do what what he should do in thisituation, i.e. continue to help ukraine. at the same time , the head of the british foreign office said that the majority of american congressmen, with whom he had the opportunity to talk, support the division. aid to ukraine, because, as he says, this is the right thing to do. well, then we listen to the minister of foreign affairs of great britain, james cameron, in direct speech. financial aid to ukraine is an investment in its success, and the worst thing you can think of in this situation is let putin win, not only because that's bad in itself, he'll just come back to grab more, well, it's already been commented on in the kremlin, but i don't even want to say what they've commented on, so... because it's so standard russian blah blah blah. after all, the allocation of aid to ukraine, the fact that the allocation of aid is an investment in ukraine and not only in ukraine, but also in the american economy - also said the secretary of state of the united states of america , anthony b

a palestinian state in the future, a peace deal with palestinians, he said absolutely not, and mr cameronr, said it is disappointing. so there is disagreement between them but at least israelis told the american official that the intensive scale of operation will stop within two to three weeks, and after that it will be specific targets. so at least there is some easing of the tension of that and it might pave the way to some resolution about the future. thank you forjoining us with that analysis. our viewers right now are looking at live pictures taken from israel, looking into the gaza strip, and you can see they're a large plume of smoke on the horizon. our international editorjeremy bowen considers whether the war has any chance of ending peacefully. "jerusalem," a historian wrote, "is the only city where "the dead are more important than the living." he meant the weight of its bloody past, but it's the last two months and more of killing that have sent palestinians and israelis into new and unknown territory. and here in the holy city, which both sides claim as their capital, they ar

mr. cameron was talking about the fact on oil prices that have to come down.s security and based on the short-term it is a good thing. that doesn't mean it is the solution. in electric vehicles and battery any fracturing supply chain. >> it is very focused on this issue and i have a lot physicians and they will say regarding the set up good things are happening a more rapid update on solar and wind power. those are real numbers. those are real numbers. so talk about this. we look i think you mentioned some things, i think what we have seen is manufacturing let these. i think last year will 4% of all spending on durable goods was energy in the united states. that is a result of people making that transition, moving forward with new technologies and commitment. and the generation, it is now only out during the energy production a global level why we see it in the united states. and what is happening in the culture, the overall sales from the pandemic to now. the clean energy i think it is being led by a policy environment where the government enabled private sec

:ed he n the street, mr cameron? was he found totally because found totally hilarious? about it. anything at all about it. >> it's going to tee him up >> but it's going to tee him up nicely for the second part of his life. he's a young his life. he's still a young man. that he man. he still thinks that he wants things wants to do things internationally and to have been foreign secretary for will it be just a few months, or will it be a bit more than that? you don't know. it is it is a good know. well, it is it is a good career move for personally. career move for him personally. for all rumpus, he laundering? >> laundering >> he's laundering because he's blamed brexit. is he blamed for brexit. is he laundering that reputation? >> better laundering laundering that reputation? >> reputation better laundering laundering that reputation? >> reputation .better laundering his reputation. >> he to whitewash what >> he wants to whitewash what happened gleaming happened and come out gleaming white. but said his white. but it's said by his associates to guarantee associates he's

in a telephone conversation with david cameron, mr. amir abdullahian stressed that the zionist regime cannot be allowed to commit massacres of women and children in gaza and set the region on fire, but the stopping of a zionist ship in the red sea endangers the security of this waterway. considered economic. the minister of foreign affairs clarified the threats against iran. the kurdish response to any adventure and aggression of the zionist regime will be strong and regretful. mr. amir abdullahian also expressed his hope that england would adopt a realistic and constructive approach to regional developments and bilateral relations will help to improve the atmosphere of relations. in this telephone conversation, the british foreign minister called for iran's efforts to prevent the spread of war in the region and maritime security. people-centered in all the decisions and actions of the statesmen , in the meeting of the government board, the president obliged all the managers of the executive bodies to continuously follow up the growth

mr. cameron, however, everything is to no avail, there is no reaction from warsaw, including to the lastich noted about the fact that our position is quite simple, that’s all that will be offered to us now, that can be offered to us, we don’t know, we can only guess for now, please show us the plot. seymour hish with reference to sources, claims that moscow and kiev have already begun secret ones. peace negotiations and supposedly they are directly conducted by two generals: the chief of the russian general staff valery gerasimov and the commander-in-chief of the armed forces valery zaluzhny. hersh writes that the parties want to fix the borders on the current line of contact. at the same time, ukraine will allegedly renounce its claim to crimea, kherson, zaporozhye regions, dpr and lpr. in response, moscow will agree to kiev's accession to nato, with the obligation that the alliance's weapons will not be deployed on ukrainian territory. v europe is talking about this, about peace negotiations. it was extremely difficult for the ukrainian government, led by vladimir zelsky, to agree to t

the feeling is that maybe mr cameron's moderate view of conservatism has now got at mr sunak , and that'shy the right sunak, and that's why the right wing of the party is so concerned. they've got no one at the top of government now. they would say, representing representing interests. would say, representing repr

lord cameron's intervention follows a meeting with mr lee's son sebastian, who has previously slammedak on the issue. i would like to take this opportunity echo lord opportunity to echo lord cameron's the cameron's comments and urge the government it to can government to do all it to can ensure mr lai is released from such indefensible captivity. his vindication not just be vindication would not just be personal to him, but for every citizen of hong kong who wants a free and fair democracy. and it would uphold the joint declaration and declaration between the uk and the communist chinese. we should support and back them in support them and back them in this. well, that's it from me . this. well, that's it from me. i'm next. it's patrick christys. what's on your bill of fare this evening? >> well, we've uncovered some quite disturbing stuff about the indoctrination of children from nursery through primary nursery school through primary school, some quite hard school, about some quite hard left radical ideology. so we'll be uncovering that right at the start of the show. i'm also going

mr. amir abdullahian emphasized in a telephone conversation with david cameron: " the zionist regime cannotallowed to commit murders in gaza." women and children and set the region on fire, but he considered the stopping of a zionist ship in the red sea to jeopardize the security of these economic capitals. regarding the threats against iran, the minister of foreign affairs stated: the response to any adventure and aggression of the zionist regime will be strong and regrettable. mr. amir abdullahian also expressed the hope of england by adopting a realistic and constructive approach. the burden of developments in the region and bilateral relations will help to improve the atmosphere of relations. in this telephone conversation, the british foreign minister called for iran's efforts to prevent the spread of war in the region and maritime security . people-centered all the decisions and actions of the statesmen in the meeting of the government board, the president obliged all the managers of the executive bodies to continuously follow the growth of production in the country and also asked the

david cameron joins us tonight. mr.being here. >> great to be with you. >> bret: you heard the president there. how concerned are you about the current situation in ukraine and what is happening here about the debate over funding. >> well, i am concerned. the situation in ukraine is they are being incredibly brave withstanding russian illegal aggression. i was there a couple of weeks ago. they pushed the russian navy right back across the black sea. they have got rid of a lot of russian helicopters in just one night. the economy is growing. you know, they are brave. they are united. i'm more worried that we're not going to back them enough. >> you had meetings today up on capitol hill. including with the new house speaker. what's your take away. >> >> well, my take away is there is a lot of support for ukraine. i'm sure there is a in there somewhere for this funding. and it's really important we get it done. obviously i don't want to interfere in american politics that's not my job. i hope we do get it done because the

mr lai, who's 76, was born in mainland china, but he's also a british national. last week, lord cameronn office. in a statement, the foreign secretary said he was particularly concerned at the politically motivated prosecution of mr lai, who'd been targeted, he said, for exercising his freedom of expression. he added... mr lai's supporters do not expect a fair trial. if convicted, he could face life in prison. the proceedings, which may last months, will be seen as a fresh challenge to media freedom in hong kong, and will shape its reputation for global investors. china has urged the uk to stop meddling in its affairs. james landale, bbc news. some breaking news. the european union has launched a formal infringement proceedings against the social media company x on suspicion of breaching obligations to counter illegal content and disinformation. this has come from the commission. x is part of a group of large tech companies facing increasing scrutiny under the new eu regulation known as the digital markets act. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some oth

mr lai, who's 76, was born in mainland china, but he's also a british national. last week, lord camerone foreign office. in a statement, the foreign secretary said he was particularly concerned at the politically motivated prosecution of mr lai, who'd been targeted, he said, for exercising his freedom of expression. he added... "i call on the hong kong authorities to end their prosecution "and releasejimmy lai." mr lai's supporters do not expect a fair trial. if convicted, he could face life in prison. the proceedings, which may last months, will be seen as a fresh challenge to media freedom in hong kong, and will shape its reputation for global investors. china has urged the uk to stop meddling in its affairs. james landale, bbc news. the bbc understands the democratic unionist party has ruled out the prospect of a deal to restore devolution at stormont before christmas. the westminster government wanted the devolved assembly to be recalled this week for ministers to be appointed. but it's understood the dup�*s position is that the negotiating process is not yet complete. for more on t

mr lai, who's 76, was born in mainland china, but he's also a british national. last week, lord cameronoffice. in a statement, the foreign secretary said he was particularly concerned at the politically motivated prosecution of mr lai, who'd been targeted, he said, for exercising his freedom of expression. he added... "i call on the hong kong authorities to end their prosecution "and releasejimmy lai." mr lai's supporters do not expect a fair trial. if convicted, he could face life in prison. the proceedings, which may last months, will be seen as a fresh challenge to media freedom in hong kong, and will shape its reputation for global investors. china has urged the uk to stop meddling in its affairs. james landale, bbc news. to australia next where emergency service have been trying to rescue hundreds of people trapped by flooding in the state of queensland. authorities say people were stuck on the roofs of their homes as rising waters cut off entire areas. severe weather warnings remain in place with the heavy rains that have swollen rivers and engulfed roads expected to continue for

mr lai, who's 76, was born in mainland china, but he's also a british national. last week, lord cameronaid he was particularly concerned at the politically motivated prosecution of mr lai, who'd been targeted, he said, for exercising his freedom of expression. he added... mr lai's supporters do not expect a fair trial. if convicted, he could face life in prison. the proceedings, which may last months, will be seen as a fresh challenge to media freedom in hong kong, and will shape its reputation for global investors. china has urged the uk to stop meddling in its affairs. james landale, bbc news. let's cross live now to the hong kong activist and politician, nathan law. good to get you on the programme and such an important day today, and many people are saying that this trial is pretty much a sham. what trial is pretty much a sham. what are our trial is pretty much a sham. what are your thoughts? _ trial is pretty much a sham. what are your thoughts? this - trial is pretty much a sham. what are your thoughts? this is - are your thoughts? this is definitely a show trial. there are more t

a few days ago, david cameron claimed that yemeni attacks on ships in the red sea are carried out with the support of iran. mr. kanani by stating that much of the instability and. he said that the security of the region was caused by the british actions, and that this country is not in a position to make accusations against iran. but another crime of the zionists, at least 70 palestinians were martyred in the bombing of a residential building in al-maghazi camp in the center of the gaza strip. most of the martyrs and wounded are women and children. under the guidance of the palestinian resistance movement, hamas announced that al-maghazi's crime was an attempt to turn against the failed army of the zionist regime. in the statement of hamas , this crime is the continuation of genocide and killing. collective children and palestinian civilians in gaza are supported by the united states as the first partner of the zionists. but the other news is that in the south of the gaza strip, including in khan yunus , the airstrikes of the zionist regime continue . in the last hour, the occupation fighters targeted at leas

lord cameron has condemned the charges against mr lai , urging charges against mr lai, urging chineseo end the politically motivated prosecution . london's public prosecution. london's public transport system . will receive transport system. will receive £250 million worth of government support next year. transport for london will use the investment for projects such as providing new tube trains for the piccadilly line. tfl is not allowed to spend the money on its day day operation , as the its day to day operation, as the rail minister said the investment have an impact investment will have an impact not just for the people in the caphal not just for the people in the capital, also the millions capital, but also the millions who every year . owners of who visit every year. owners of xl bullies have two weeks to make sure their dogs are legal. from december, the 31st. they must be muzzled in public and it will be illegal to breed, sell or abandon them. in england and wales. owners have also been told they can ask a vet to put their pets down and claim compensation. the full ban on the

lord cameron has condemned the charges against mr lai, urging chinese authorities to end the politicallycution. london's public transport system will receive £250 million worth of government support next year. transport for london will use the investment for projects such as providing new tube trains for the piccadilly line . tfl is not piccadilly line. tfl is not allowed to spend the money on its day to day operations . the its day to day operations. the rail minister said the investment will have an impact for not just people in the caphal for not just people in the capital, the millions capital, but also the millions who visit year . owners of who visit every year. owners of xl bullies have two weeks to make sure their dogs are legal. from december, the 31st. they must be muzzled in public and it will be illegal to breed, sell or abandon them. in england and wales . owners have also been wales. owners have also been told they can ask a vet to put their pets down and claim compensation. the full ban on the breed comes into force on the breed comes into force on the 1st of february next

and cameron is an alliance with a team member organizations that represent the 10 regions of kind of in the alliance has a mr claim, women space and peace building processes now and getting the prize this year. it's been recognized for the contribution it's made in promoting dialogue. for peace and reconciliation in the country. conflicts and violence has significantly affected women and children in cameras. one of the windows is sally bullying. she's receiving the german african award on behalf of the women off the platform. for her part. sadie is the founder and executive director of one of the alliances organizations. it's called common action for gym. the development there with focuses on women and goes and strides to reproductive health. and sally's bloomin joyce, me now here in the city, it's grace heavy on these. i'll be in use africa walk, i'm sending you live and do you a word from amanda? that's an english speaking cameron. it's a part of the country way with separate sufficing to create an autonomous state that's resulted in years of conflict. could you just start by telling us about the challenge

cameron met his son, sebastien, the foreign office. in a statement, the foreign secretary said he was concerned at the politically motivated prosecution of mr hong kong authorities to end their prosecution and release the media boss immediately. that prompted china's foreign ministry spokesman to accuse the uk and the us of a serious violation of the rule of law, and what he called blatant political manoeuvring. mr lai's family left court knowing the trial could last months, with him facing life in prison if convicted. but on trial too is hong kong's creaking reputation for media freedom and judicial independence, and secure investment. james landale, bbc news. with a week to go to christmas there are plenty of anecdotal reports that more of us are being struck down by covid. while it's hard to know exactly because of the lack of widespread testing, there are figures that also show a sharp rise in flu infections, and hospital admissions in england for flu in the past week. our health editor, hugh pym, is here. what is going on? well, i think --eole what is going on? well, i think peeple have — what is going on? well, i think peeple have got

mr lai, who's 76, was born in mainland china, but he's also a british national. last week, lord cameronice. in a statement, the foreign secretary said he was particularly concerned at the politically motivated prosecution of mr lai, who'd been targeted, he said, for exercising his freedom of expression. he added... mr lai's supporters do not expect a fair trial. if convicted, he could face life in prison. the proceedings, which may last months, will be seen as a fresh challenge to media freedom in hong kong, and will shape its reputation for global investors. china has urged the uk to stop meddling in its affairs. james landale, bbc news. record rainfall is continuing to cause widespread flooding in the northern australian state of queensland. some dramatic pictures to show you, including a crocodile. thousands of people have been evacuated but others remain stranded, with authorities warning this could be the region's worse—ever flood. extreme weather driven by a tropical cyclone has dumped a year's worth of rain on some areas. let's hope we don't have too extreme weather here. we are

have written in the telegraph yesterday that lord cameron should have nothing to do with the decision making around the ownership of the telegraph. should mra former culture secretary. what do you think of the idea of a national newspaper being owned by a foreign state? >> well, i have to be a little careful on this one because there's two potential decisions makers in respect of this. first of all, there's the culture secretary and you know, where she's got to in terms of issuing that notice. and it going to the what do you think, though there may be an issue at some point? no, but that this is the key point. there's also a process under the national and under the national security and investment i make investment act where i make decisions the quasi judicial decisions and the quasi judicial capacity. prejudge capacity. so i can't prejudge any decisions that may come to me respect of it. but in your me in respect of it. but in your wider point in the role of the foreign secretary, really is foreign secretary, it really is the secretary and the the culture secretary and the nsc process. those are independent judicial independent quasi judi

cameron osborne they're all and even the tank . they're all and even the tank. mrs.rove a tank keir starmer appeared to have a tank barrel peering out of his head. i know somebody's got a great look that somebody will be shot for the way was not great >> uh, the way was not a great look, but it is. he is conveying the nation's security. a safe in my hands. and i am not jeremy corbyn. he's doing. corbyn. that's what he's doing. you never imagine jeremy you could never imagine jeremy corbyn on a jacket like corbyn putting on a jacket like that, you know? you know, had his tracksuit on something. his tracksuit on or something. >> yeah. his shell suit. >> yeah. his shell suit. >> yeah. his shell suit. >> yeah. and he can go to >> yeah. and he can go off to his so it's his allotment. and so it's right. quite important right. it's quite important because odds are this time because the odds are this time next year he will be the prime minister. >> and kevin, if you turn the clock back a year to where we are now, would you have thought labour would be far ahead in labour wou

mr stability. then he lurched to the right. then he said he was the right. then he said he was the change candidate , and he the change candidate, and he demonstrated that change by bringing david cameronknow, he committed himself to five pledges. he's failing massively on four of them. the only one that he's succeeded on is halving , and that's down to the bank. >> he he has. i know he said he'll stop the boats, but the crossings have halved and some say because of the weather, can we be a generous this we not be a bit generous this christmas give him. we not be a bit generous this christma on, give him. we not be a bit generous this christma on, givon, m. we not be a bit generous this christmaon, givon, daniel. >> hold on, hold on, daniel. generous net migration at 745,000. that's triple the rate it was under the last labour government for the conservative party with any straight face to say that they're on top of immigration is for the birds. >> daniel james cleverly was having a crack at the having a crack at starmer the other day , saying he's other day, saying that he's going to agree eu quota deal going to agree an eu quota deal in of migrants. but hasn't in terms of migrants. b

mr brexit top of the pile . now brexit top of the pile. now let's take you to the house of lords , where the foreign lords, where the foreign secretary, david cameron, david cameron, is answering questions from fellow peers for the first time. there he is. what's not quite so? the man now known, he's transitioned. the man now known as lord cameron of chipping norton , is not mp, so he norton, is not an mp, so he can't be cross—examined in the house of commons. of course, he's expected to face questions today about ukraine, belarus, afghanistan and very interestingly, uk eu relations . interestingly, uk eu relations. there he is on his maiden speech in the lords. but interestingly, lord cameron of chipping norton will not be asked questions about china , despite his about china, despite his controversial connections with the country. a lot of people wanted to ask that question, apparently. the question is are picked out of a hat at random . picked out of a hat at random. so they weren't trying to keep him safe. but he's facing a grilling there for the first time. a lot people think he time. a lot of people think he should be getting grilled, of cour