yourself in a lot of trouble politically if you're taking all in money and go to the national endowment for democracy their web site and they're completely transparent but they're doing ok i mean this is you know what this is akin to not getting in square it's akin to ukraine in 2014 yes yes that's exactly right it is hilarious now it will these commentators coming on television and saying well china has broken its pledges on hong kong china hasn't broken anything the sign of british going declaration and china said this is what we will maintain but britain has some ran right a brigade that not in 997 it is entirely up to china how gong is governed so china hasn't broken any pledges. apple giant because this is sovereign chinese there is the china is entitled to take whatever measures are necessary to bring to an end. terrorism session as and with the same determination that any european power or all the united states will do if it happened. we saw what happened in spain there and what they did in catalonia i mean latest that we arrested believe there's a book i mean president no one said boo about t

democracy. ms. albright: when social media became obvious, i remember -- i am chairman of the board of the national democratic institute which is part of the endowment for democracy which was started by president reagan who thought democracies were not good about explaining themselves vis-a-vis communism. it has been interesting to study how democracy took hold after the end of the cold war and a trend towards democratizatoin. i always thought when countries democracy, iy for always said, we are all the same, everybody is ready for democracy, to make decisions about their own lives. what happened -- i have to tell you, we thought the rise in social media was democratize in many ways because people would have access to information and ways of participating. it turns out to have been a double-edged sword. the question, and there is a lot of work that needs to be done in terms of how the platforms are used, how not to get into the process, in a democracy, you don't want censorship but how do you keep the material that is wrong or inducing to violence out of it. these are the big issues democracies have to deal with in a way that is not authoritarian frankl

obvious i remember i am chairman of the board of an organization, national democratic institute which is part of the endowment for democracy that was started by president reagan who thought democracies were not good about explaining themselves so it has been interesting to study how democracies took hold after the end of the cold war and generally towards democratization. i always thought, everybody is ready for democracy. initially, we thought the rise of social media was democratizing in many different ways because people have access to information and ways of participating but it turns out it is a double-edged sword. the question, there's an awful lot of work that needs to be done in terms of how those platforms are used, how not to get into the process, in a democracy you don't want censorship but how do you keep material that is wrong or inducing to violence out of it? these are the big issues democracy has to deal with in a way that is not authoritarian, but i think you would agree it is a complex issue and is in many ways, thinking of the last couple days more complicated by the virus. all of a sudden we have to fig

on the board for the national endowment of democracy. we have funded organizations looking at lgbtq rights on the continent of africa. we have worked closely with civil society and we are dealing with a society that is extraordinarily resistant to and to understanding rights across the board. more progress needs and i think we have to give our folks on the ground a pat on the back for very, very strong push and moving it forward. them,ant to congratulate but again i stress a lot more needs to be done. >> thank you. >> can i step in really quickly and just say there have been some areas of genuine progress. one of the countries i know best in botswana, the landmark court case for a long time and the ngo formed to protect the rights of lgbtq, bets want to had been denied the capacity to register as a normal organization because of legal restrictions. they were working their way through the course when i was serving their. in conversation after conversation, it was clear to me that things were trending in the right direction. botswana is a

nation? >> i will ask everyone to join us in our efforts to make democracy work for all this is about restoring the dialogue that that they are honest and decree that all men and women are endowed with certain rights and to make sure they are afforded in an equal way. so join us as we fight to make democracy work for everyone. >> thank you for your time e, cod schoolwide coronavirus tests to make sure students and staff are safe when they return to the classroom. >> widespread >> widespread testing not only helps contain the virus that builds confidence the schools are safe for us assistant lpsecretary for health told the committee there will be between 40 and 50 diagnostic tests per month that is four to five times the number of today's tested number in the united states is twice as many as any other country doctor francis collins he wants rat led the human genome project now leads the national institutes of health shows the shark tank enterprise to discover new ways to t