if opinion polls are correct, ms wen is about to become the first woman president in an ethnic chinese society. politics in this country has been dominated for men for so long. what difference will it make if you become president? >> well, at least we get to prove that this is a place where we stress and then we achieve gender equality. >> reporter: she leads the opposition proceed independent democratic progressive party. trailing behind her isseric qu of the party that has dominated politics here and supports close ties with china. a symbol of that relationship is historic handshake between these two men. chances of the a dpp victory in both the parliamentary and presidential elections would be a setback for china, but ms wen insists sympathy wants to maintain a stable relationship. >> reporter: how would you deal with president xi jinping? >> well, it's a matter of communication, communication and communication. >> reporter: some analysts say she now appears to be moderating her anti beijing stance. >> maybe she has come to the realisation that in order to win you have to be more pr

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ms. johnson: i'm not prepared to say that. if we have a request -- >> you do. report wen: well, the admit is overdue. and the secretary is committed to getting that out. going to make that official request that i would like within seven days those internal documents which should be only a few pages submitted to this committee with the number of overstays, unless there is a national security concern. ms. johnson: i have never seen the documents. >> let me, i've been watching try to answer these questions. it seems as if there is something blocking you from being able to give a definitive answer. out,ust trying to figure are you the appropriate person we should be asking? i don't know -- whether you have to report to a higher authority, whether there s you have to go through. in fairness to the committee and efficiency, is there somebody else we need to be asking? do you follow me? >> i understand your question. my hesitancy is more about making a commitment to something in the abstract while i'm under of that i just don't know about -- oath that i just don't know about. we haven't withheld anything fo

wen for a treat are stepping back, and they can with more. anything that the president could do or say in the state of the union to offset that perception would be welcomed. ms. swain: staying with china, we saw two very interesting, somewhat scary, days in the chinese economy. i'm wondering what you think about the applications of that for the role of china in the world and security issues? rep. thornberry: the number one priority for china is stability within china. this economic roller coaster that we have seen threatens that stability somewhat. if you have all of this internal turmoil with the economy, and so forth, you need to distract her people, and -- distract her people, and create some sort of foreign engagement or distraction to focus their attention somewhere else. there are folks who believe that is going on in the south china sea. an attempt to diverse the attention from the economic difficulties that china has. but we should not underestimate is the very real investments in technology and growing their military from the nuclear forces course cyber and space. that is real. uppers of the challenge particularly if they look for .hat outlet ms. sw

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