mr. chen was not happy. >> we are in an ecosystem together. wish that it would have been, in my case, i have something riding on my shoulder. i thought it would be a more natural partnership to help each other out. to get better penetration of the market and to have more customers. they intended instead to take some of my effort away. >> one of blackberry's most famous users? president obama. as mr. chen spoken to the president about what he would like to see in the next device? >> i have briefed the white house from an i.t. perspective. the plan going forward, we spoke to them. a customer outreach. they were nice enough to share thoughts. >> what are they interested in? >> i should not -- that would make national news. some of the stuff that they would like us to work on, they gave me some thoughts. i took it to heart. >> roku released its revamped streaming stick, it works with any tv with hdmi. giving chrome cast competition. >> chromecast does not come with a remote control. customers like to use a remote control. a lot of them like you ha

mr. chen is feeling pretty good.oke to emily chang of "the request" this morning. -- of "bloomberg west" is money. >> i feel better every day. inventories are doing much better, enter -- in terms of managing of that. products being developed. strategies are being laid out. i feel very good about our chances going forward. >> how about a morale check? >> that, actually, is probably a better story. i think the last 4 months we have got to go through a lot of ups and downs. we have had to do some very difficult things. we definitely are at the tail end of the journey. we're looking forward to the growth, profitability, and engagement. not only outside, but inside the company. people are doing better. >> ok, maybe people are feeling better, but what about blackberry messenger? these days everyone is talking about whatsapp. >> there's a lot of security around it. i believe that the government and the regulator industry would love using it. we are creating more hard-hitting features, more communication and collaboration fe

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, i would hope that we would continue to press for an amended terry and treatment and release of mr. chen. i think that it is important that we provide taiwan the tools to defend itself, but taiwan needs to act as well. time one spends less than $11 billion on its defense, less than 1/5 per capita what we in america do, and god blessed us with the pacific ocean separating us from china. but taiwan has only the taiwan strait. of gdp basis,e taiwan spends roughly half what we do. so we should be willing to sell them the tools and they should be willing to spend the money to buy those tools. i'm also concerned with the reduction in the reserve requirements imposed on young people in taiwan for military service. onlyly, i do disagree slightly with the chairman. i do want to see taiwan involved in the trade negotiations so long as america is out of those negotiations until such time as we revamp our trading policy, which has given us the largest trading deficit in the history of life on the planet. i yield back. >> this morning we are pleased , abe joined by mr. kin moy career member of the se

mr. chabot leading us in our effort to seek the release on humanitarian parole of former president chen. i don't think we can conclude one way or the other about the judicial determination there but certainly given his poor health, given his service to the country and given the unifying effect this would have, i would hope that we would continue to press for humanitarian treatment and release of mr. chen. i think that it is important that we provide taiwan for the tools to defend itself but taiwan need to act as well. taiwan spend less than $11 billion on its defense. less than 1/5 per capita what we in america do and god blessed us with the pacific ocean separating us from china. taiwan has only the taiwan straits. on the pestage of gdp basis, taiwan spend roughly half what we do. so we should be willing to sell them the tools and they should be willing to spend the money to buy those tools. i'm also concerned with the reduction in the reserve requirements imposed onioning people in taiwan for military service. finally i do disagree, only slightly with the chairman. i do want to see tai

more about the turmoil in the country we are joined live by independent filmmakers who can't stand mr chen them thank you very much for coming on to the program i mean we're seeing now there are new taxes coming just ahead of the parliamentary elections which occur next month do you think in your opinion is the timing linked to that. i think it is going to that it's linked to a whole bunch of other things going on and take you know i would draw you as attention to what's happening in syria because the same forces that i called clearly desk lawrence because if you look at the most of the deaths well it's that the united states i'm allies loadout and that's an american the seventy's and eighty's is the same model that we're going out now in iraq in syria in mali in libya especially so what's happening in the syrian context is that the syrian government and its army and its allies basically has wilma and others on achieving strategic success it was against the death squads that now the death squads in syria or we sleep they come over from iraq as well that they can the isis so there's a cross

member sergei bush who actually drove away and that car despite the demonstrators trying to stop him mr chen's cave is now they have interim president of ministration and asked for their recent staggeringly man to believe it should have revealed the true face of those now in power in kiev. i sincerely hope those bills awareness amongst the people as a commentator said it was mentioned that you knew about this they know they've sat on this information for a few days until it was leaked and what actually does this. really does not surprise me one bit one of the most powerful and universal methods of spending i think is the regional propaganda and this is used in politics to more. people so what. would. convince you know actually the population of here is that americans that is ukraine needs to be saved from a democratically elected president. article respondents were caught up in the sniper fire and king of while covering the clashes bullet shattered the windows of a hotel room where our crew was staying and working as they try to film me escalating street violence when the government collapsed

mr. obama was correct chen he said, you know, we can't be at war forever, we've just got to end this thing. i wish that were the way the world worked. but, mr. president, i'm sorry. both sides have to stop in a war, and unfortunately as chris has discussed today, the other side hasn't decided to stop yet. so that means we need to stay involved as well. i'd ask you to join me this thanking -- in thanking chris for a great presentation. [applause] and he is going to stay up here for a little while to sign any books, so anyone who's purchased one outside can bring it up, and he'd be happy to stein it. thank you -- sign it. thank you very much for being here at heritage with us. [inaudible conversations] >> booktv is on facebook. like us to interact with booktv guests and viewers, watch videos and get up-to-date information on events. facebook.com/booktv. .. second generation to have a kind of interesting, creative destruction relationship between their culture and american culture such that immigration communities start very typically looking back at their parents and grandparents generation

mr. sherman for raising the issue of president chen, which he did strongly when we were on the codel recently taiwan. and prior to that trip i've been about a year ago, with another of my democratic colleagues, the ranking member of the asia-pacific committee, and on that particular codel, we went down to the prison where president chen is being held, and he's been there going on five years now, and you are correct, there's conviction for corruption charges but we understand that completely. there's a whole lot of aspect of that which we can discuss in great detail. for example, there's an argument that there was a judge that was more favorable to him it was replaced by judge lester table. there's all kinds of stories you hear and i don't want to go into the details about that, but the fact is he's been in prison now for going on five years. and i've read the medical reports. i've talked to the doctors that have examined him. i've seen them with my own eyes. i have met with them many times when he was president of taiwan. he's the second democratically elected president, served for eight year

mr. sherman for raising the issue of resident chen -- president chen, which he did strongly recently.rior to that trip, i had been there about a year ago with another of my democratic colleagues, the ranking member of the asia and pacific many -- committee. go, we wenticular down to the prison were president chen is being held and he has been they're going on five years now. career correct in their -- conviction for corruption charges. there are a whole lot of aspects which we could discuss in great detail. for example, there was an argument that there was a judge who is more favorable to him who was replaced by a judge less favorable. they're all kinds of stories and i don't want to go into all the details. the fact is, he has been in prison for going on five years now. i have read the medical reports. i have talked to the doctors that have examined him. i have seen him with my own eyes. i have met with him many times when he was president of taiwan. he is the second democratically-elected resident and served for eight years. i think mr. sherman is absolutely right when he says there

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