we're with our friend newt gingrich, newt gingrich, here we are again. another phony scandal.a question, i asked the audience at the top of the show, if you are committing a crime, would you have video cameras taping it? would you have the secret service watching it? would you have federal bureau of investigation into your home to search the rooms and boxes? and then all of a sudden they are destroyed or removed or you need a search warrant to check on the president's home, does that make sense to you, sir? >> if you start with the assumption that the justice department is corrupt, the senior fbi is corrupt. they have been waging war against trump for at least 5 years. and this is the latest battle in the war. it has nothing to do with justice, nothing to do with the normal procedures of the federal bureau of investigation. the very idea that you would send 30 agents into the home of a president of the united states or former president. is crazy. the idea they would go through the underwear d drawer drawer of first lady of u.s. is insane. you have to assume this is part of a d

newt gingrich emerged as the avatar of polarization. how we see he was in the 1980's, but in the 1990's, he comes into his own of course, conservative media. it becomes a juggernaut figure when the show goes national. in 1991 and 1993, is dominating discourse, but getting a lot of oxygen in conversations about u.s. politics, and then fox news and other outlets found that later in the 90's. yet, if you look at the kinds of conversations that are happening in the early 1990's, including on the right, it is going to radicalize dramatically over the course of the decade. what are they talking about? they're talking about the voter. they're looking at 1992 ending era orders a shoe. here, you have a good chunk of american saying no to either already. they are choosing someone who cuts across so many different issues. someone who is pro-abortion. higher taxes, and attracts as many conservative voters as he does liberal voters. for both political parties, after the 92 election, they have the provost. they decide that is what they need to win th

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here now is newt gingrich, author of his new book on socialism. this weekend that this warmonger said that you cannot call america first conservative republicans anymore, you have to call them the new fascists. that passes as intellectual discourse from this scarborough blue crowd. >> well, first of all, if you want to talk about it, there would be 30 fbi agents entering the home with no particular reason, picking up a college professor at the airport and deliberately walking him in chains to the airport to humiliate him. it would be basically replacing the fbi with the german secret police as the appropriate title when i am happy to have a debate with people like max who are apologists for a field anti-american establishment which has year after year failed the american people, failed to defend our interest, failed to win wars or reform to bureaucracies, failed to educate our children, people like this, like max, are the representatives of a dying system, as it starts to diet grows more disparate. and you saw last night is the desperation of a re

dan, meanwhile, in 1997, newt gingrich visited taiwan.en. what's changed and why is this such a big issue now? >> well, at the time china was very unhappy about it. but you're right, our relationship with china has transformed. china's position in the world, its economic and military power has just growned exponentially since then to the now we see china as our main adversary and tensions have now been building about taiwan in particular now for several years. really dating back to the trump administration. and you've seen on the one hand the u.s. increaing concerned that china has its sights set on taking back full control of taiwan. you've seen them build up their military around the taiwan straight. in washington, there's concern that the u.s. needs to deter china, it needs to send signals to china that the u.s. will not look at that lightly and they don't want to go through sort of what happened with russia where we were so concerned about confronting or provoking a backlash from russia that maybe some argue now somehow encouraged the

you may remember speaker newt gingrich did it. now speaker pelosi's visit shrouded in secret until the last moment. people lined the streets of taipei in the predawn hour to see her motorcade. the tallest building in town you saw it there for a moment lit its windows for the message, thank you nancy pelosi, welcome to taiwan. why is she there? today she explained in an op-ed published by the washington post. pelosi wrote, in the house of the the, our visit should stand to show america stands with taiwan as it depends itself and its freedom. the chinese foreign ministry publicly condemned this visit calling it a serious violation that seriously infringes upon china's sovereignty and territorial territory. >>> so what's at stake here? and what me s&l is china really sending. joining us now dr. ariana skyler maser. nice to have you on the program. this is your expertise, china's policy just to be clear here for our viewers. taiwan is a democracy but it's still officially a part of china. what's the problem here? >> so that's a very c

newt gingrich was last to visit the nation, his easy knowledge to pelosi.ovid rebound case for the president. she will answer questions and charles payne and mike slater, rachel campos-duffy will be here. one-on-one interview we had with senate candidate herschel walker, his first one since getting the nomination, that story is minutes away. it is monday, i ask you to get dressed, even if it is shorts. ♪ ♪ capitol "washington post" pundits releasing their list of the top democratic candidates for 2024 if president biden doesn't run. >> clocking in at number six, ono, congresswoman aoc. >> ainsley: joe concha joins us now. you make a great 1 in our book. i think most americans look at those options and find that pretty unbelievable. what do you think about it? >> well, i can't get my brain around what the bumper sticker would be for some of these candidates, right? for mayor pete, what would it be like? "i'll do to america when i did for the supply chain, and what i did for flying on a commercial flight these days." because he is a transportation secretary.

but here is newt gingrich after the fbi searched trump's estate. >> you really are now seeing the uglyher or not they planted evidence. >> and that wasn't even the most unhinged accusation of the day. senator rick scott of florida who heads the republican senatorial campaign committee compared the search to actions of the nazi-era gestapo. while marco rubio lurched left to compare the biden administration to markist dictatorships. there were calls to, quote, destroy the fbi and irony alert, defund the fbi. as well as attacks on the fascist administrative state. these are just a handful of the very sober-minded response prominent republicans. arizona gop gubernatorial nominee kari lake even seemed to endorse succession because that turned out well the first time. i'm not going to indulge the second civil war chatter online or the hyperventilating from members of the hyper partisan media, but elected officials should be held to a higher standard. it's obvious we have seen a sea change in republicans approach to protecting classified documents since the 2016 election when then trump campa

the last person to be there at that rate was news green bridge -- rank was newt gingrich. we believe the taiwanese people have a right to be democracy and that is the message that speaker pelosi is taking with her today. china proved in hong kong that there is no one country, two systems. if you are under the control of china, you will be under the control of china and were asked to make a point that taiwan is imported to democracy important to national security and taiwan is imported to the economy is a good point to make an i expect -- and i expect others to follow her example. host: other senators giving their reaction. senator lizzie -- lindsey graham -- this visit will not -- is that a change in u.s. policy. is -- it is reinforcing the relationship between taiwan and the united states. " applied for -- present -- senator closing -- representative pelosi for not backing down". " we are committed more than ever to all elements of the taiwan relations act." we will show you more from other republicans and this is from andrew, richmond, virginia, oppose line. caller: i op

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kind of like america's legacy is complex. >> sean: here with reaction, newt gingrich, he supports courtking, ending cash bail, ending fossil fuel, supports crt in school and called trump tax cuts bill that wanted to kill kids, no lines on abortion. >> he is far too radical for georgia, he should have been defeated two years ago and as people get to know his record and get to realize how much he's a racist, he's hostile to america, he's tied in to joe biden, i think these things come to bear and you'll have a tough next couple months. food prices going up, electricity prices, 20 million american families behind in paying electric bills because electricity is going up, murder rate in atlanta, has higher per capita crime rate than chicago, so i think all the different factors. you have herschel walker, somebody who in most of georgia is seen as heroic figure, remarkable person for his athletic ability and been in 400 military bases talking about ptsd and coping with real problems and created a business and jobs and somebody who i think is sincere, genuine down-home conservative, the contra

guest: when newt gingrich went to china when he was speaker of the house in 1997, his party was not inhe white house. china saw a separation between a republican act. gingrich's house -- they were very much in opposition to clinton. they wouldn't have been expected to keep gingrich from going to taiwan, where is pelosi's of the same party as president biden. that is one factor, but it is secondary. the real thing that has changed since 1997 is the power dynamics. china is far more powerful than it was then, especially in its region. it has a larger navy then the united states and it is concentrated in the western pacific. our navy is more powerful, but it is dispersed throughout the world. china has a large coast guard force on the western pacific and has a largely militarized fishing fleet that it can also use. it has missiles based on the chinese mainland that can sink american aircraft carriers. it did not have that before. china is not in any mood to have its eye blackened or lose faith before its own people by having american speakers of the house visit. the main answer to the que

dignitary was newt gingrich. i can't think of two people more opposite than nancy pelosi and newt gingrich. >> but really using their power as speaker. >> doing the same thing. >> yes you have to wonder, whatever the conversations going on between the white house and the speaker's office that would -- as you know, foreign policy truly belongs to the executive branch miss terms consider are coming up what is the calculation here and the white house? >> the white house seems to be saying a lot this is a separation of powers issue, we cannot big-foot nancy pelosi -- well, i'm not so sure. that seems like some excessive -- >> this seems like going back to my olden days of politics, but you heard dewardric bring up semico semiconductors, and it's warned that it could have a cat trophic impact on chip production. the chairman of -- saying it would render the tsmc fact hoyer nonoperable. one outlier is amd, which is trading higher ahead of the second quarter report after the bell smh is down more than 20%, on pace for i

i believe it was 1997, newt gingrich. that is how far back you got to go. tom: really interesting to see those domestic politics, the revolution that gingrich led. here is the arch-democrat of baltimore and san francisco affecting a policy which i would suggest is usually quiet, they dress republican support. jonathan: during that exchange last week, that congress is an independent branch of government and the speaker makes her own decisions. this is what we heard from the chinese foreign ministry earlier today. third-highest ranking figure in the u.s. government makes a provocative visit to the taiwan region, is certainly not unofficial behavior. we are going to guide you through the headlines as they come in for the next couple of hours. we are going to guide you through the market, too. going through your calls, and there it was, bearish on the chinese currency. walk me through as to why. >> this is the only company -- and the stimulus in these conditions tends to be a weaker currency. the yen effect more broadly is under pressure. this point of view, we

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on the speaker of their own party not to travel to taiwan which is a long-standing tradition as newt gingrich american legislators traveling to taiwan because of our relationship with a self-governing island. >> hannity: that is a great point, that's gone on for decades. what about the specific threat to take this plan out of the sky and what that would mean. i agree that i would be a declaration of war. number one and number two what are they so much? are we just can continue to allow them to do that? >> sean you're right it would be a declaration of war but i don't think they would do that i think they're bluffing. to see if they can compel joe biden to back down because so often in the past. china knows that american legislators of both parties of a to taiwan for more than 40 years they are the ones who are trying to change the status quo and understanding. there's the one taken provocative action to see if they can get away with it. if they can get away with it what signal will that send our allies all around the world. not only in countries like south korea, japan, the philippines, singa

newt gingrich went to taiwan, lots of house members went earlier this year.the chinese are perhaps exaggerating the threat. but they do view it as an intrusion, and i think that we have got a long, cold period without much in terms of trade deals and with the inflation threat may be becoming a little more acute. kailey: greg valliere, agf investments chief u.s. policy strategist, thank you for joining us as we mark this moment in history, house speaker nancy pelosi becoming the first leader of the house to set foot on taiwanese soil in 25 years. you can follow the coverage on bloomberg's blog. we are getting some headlines, the one from xinhua that i mentioned, china saying that the visit is a dangerous act of playing with fire, echoing the language, xi jinping spoke himself to president biden when they spoke a few days ago. nancy pelosi, for her part, is talking about how she is talking with taiwan to focus on reaffirming that her visit to taiwan offers a commitment to vibrant democracy.

there is also a precedent in 1997, newt gingrich was in taiwan.ere was not such a big reaction from beijing accent. china reacted in a much more relaxed way. why this big aggressive action now? >> you should first address that question to ms. pelosi about what consequences her trip had. the president is not an argument, it's not a reason -- precedent is not a reason to repeat a mistake. we have observed the growing independence movement. we have also observed increasing support from the americans. you can understand why we reacted so strongly to this visit. >> why react militarily? why not just stay the diplomatic course? >> we have prepared militarily precisely against the increasing independence effort. these are routine maneuvers that take place within our territorial waters. i also want to emphasize that in addition to these routine maneuvers, we will take economic and political measures. you will see. >> beijing could permanently diffuse the situation by promising that china will never achieve unification with taiwan by force. why doesn't chi

that was newt gingrich at the time. will ripley, he is in taipei for us.an has been preparing for this. >> reporter: well, they certainly haven't been telling us anything publicly on the record reportable that we can site. we have piecing together checking information in various local media. here is how we can kind of assume and believe based on our reporting, we have the foreign minister greeting pelosi and she may do a few more things at the airport. she'll be heading to her hotel. we believe it's a hotel near taipei 101 you mentioned has been lit up with a welcome message saying speaker pelosi, that would be the most public demonstration that we seen welcoming the speaker other than that, it's been radio silence from the president's office on down. not even reporter questions are being answered by the ministry of defense. it was chinese state media that talked about the chinese claims that may have been flying towards the median, dividing tiawanese straight that china never agreed to recognize. this is -- they don't -- they can fly anywhere they want. t

back to you. >> greg palkot, thank you very much. >> dana: newt gingrich joins us now, it is great to i notice in one of the eight measures against united states they say no more climate talks and that must hurt in the west wing today, i imagine. speaker, lots of differences between your trip and china, how do you see things now that she's on her way home. >> point out what a total lie it is to do anything on climate. they are building coal plants in the world, largest user of coal in the world, objective fact is they do nothing on climate unless to their economic advantage. they have chosen cheap energy over climate. this is bologna. they are the producer of fentanyl, which is killing thousands of americans, we should be really angry at china, wee ought to understand that. xi jinping is up for a third time and wants to be the leading chinese dictator. he is shaken, he can't conquer taiwan. nancy pelosi reminded the chinese taiwan is still independent and i suspect it is a frenzy and they don't know what to do and we ought to act by doing what the admiral has says and make taiwan a po

the last one was newt gingrich. she is not made public comments yet. it is very late there, but there will no doubt be much more to see tomorrow. in a written statement she said the following. the chinese president has warned the us was playing with fire going forward with visits. president biden in a teleconference reminding him the legislative branch is a separate in equal branch of the us government. and that presidents do not tell congress what they can and cannot do. the white house clearly tried to discourage the trip but has since stayed silent. it is not clear what action china will take. it is possible there will be something symbolic, flying or family military equipment and little closer. it shouldn't be an issue, but of course mistakes happen. >> i know taiwan has been a real sore. an i think for china for a long time this is been a sensitive subject. if for no other reason than you are dealing with two different systems. he is looking at taiwan which is 100 miles off the coast. same people, same language, different systems, democracy and ca

a short time ago i spoke to newt gingrich, former republican house speaker who was theast to visit taiwan in 19 big seven, and he fully endorsed her visit -- 1997 and fully endorsed her visit. he said backing down would've been a sign to weakness to china, and raise questions of america's commemorative taiwan. the most conservative and most right wing republicans who are normally early -- very critical of her actions -- simile -- similarly an external threat to the as states, that they see it is the last thing that brings many democrats and publicans together. >> and other -- republicans together. >> more details have emerged about the drone strike that killed ayman al-zawahiri. he was killed by hellfire missiles that struck a house and afghan capital of kabul. they have tracked a location close to the british embassy. >> this footage shared by the news and afghanistan shows the aftermath of a u.s. drone strike carried out sunday. washington says the target was al qaeda leader ayman al-zawahiri killed 11 years after osama bin laden. a major win for the u.s. after last year's chaotic pullo

are affected disproportionately by a couple of bad actors the two that had the most impact our newt gingrichnd mitch mcconnell. it's a combination of things. everyone talks about two senators from each state it is baked into the constitution. we know that. we never thought about that in the earlier years because there were so many good small state senators soon had to be senators and what they were therefore. that's also what is missing. >> that is very important on both sides of the aisle. went to go across the aisle to the democratic side for a moment and looking back at the time when harry reid was a democratic majority leader as opposed to chuck i schumer. he was more effective of the two? >> harry reid was not a leader that was among the great leaders. but i always caveat because he was the majority leader during the obama presidency and faced endless and relentless obstruction from mcconnell. but he got some things done including the affordable care act. he played an important role in that. and dealing with the challenges of a 50/50 senate of a polarized situation and he has done consi

right here now is newt gingrich ,fox news contributor, author of defeating big government socialismf h. newt, i found this over the weekend in "the washington post" that a warmonger, max boot said, t well, you can't call america first conservatives. republi cans anymore. you have to call them the new fascists. that's that passess as intellectual discourse from the scarborough boot crowd. well, first of all, if you want to form a new fascist, it would be 30 fbi agents entering your home with no particular reason. it would be the fbi p pickingcup a college professor at national airport and deliberately walking him in chains through the airport to humiliate. al it would be basically replacing the fbi with the stasi,ma the german secret police, as the appropriate title. i'm happy to have a debate with people like max boot who are the apologists for a failed anti-islam americannt establishment which has year after year failed. the american people failed to defend our interests, failed to win wars, failed to reform the bureaucracies, failed to educate our children. people like max boot are

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newt gingrich and 97 and newt gingrich is that he supports nancy pelosi's trip today. we will continue to monitor this situation and the chinese response. meantime there are a number primaries and other votes happening today and these are a few i think deserve your attention in kansas, voters will vote whether or not to remove protections for abortion from the state constitution. so, a yes vote says move the protections and leave the decision up to the lawmakers at the capitol whether abortion is legal. a no vote means the protection for choice should day. >>> in arizona to republican's are battling for the right to run for governor on the gop ticket, they rejoiced between two kinds of republicans and many consider her a traditional republican endorsed by the rank and file, karrin taylor robson, and kari lake is endorsed by donald trump and doesn't recognize resident biden is the true president and that today's primer is a question and saying there may be fraud. there is no evidence of that whatsoever and in michigan the incumbent republican for congressional district

from an infuriated china she is the highest-ranking official to visit since then-house speaker newt gingrich in 1997. we turn now to jay gray. >> look, this was a trip that wasn't officially on her schedule during her tour of asia, but it was widely expect thad she would stop in taiwan and she d it was confirmed, the trip in lights on taipei's largest building as she arrived in the middle of the night there this morning she did address parliament as she met with taiwan's president. the speaker honored with the order of the propitious cloud, easy for me to say and she really made a strong tie between the u.s. and taiwan and america's commitment to the island >> people of taiwan have proven to the world that with hope, courage, and determination, it is possible to build a peaceful and prosperous future. even in terms of the challenges you face and now, more than ever, america's solidarity with taiwan is crucial, and that is the message we are bringing here today. >> china calls the visit a serious violation that infringes on its sovereignty and territorial integrity. they have stepped up patro

the last speaker of the house to go there was newt gingrich in 1997. china is angry over the support for the nation of taiwan with threats of major military response and reports of chinese fighter jets flying and armed tanks at the ready. both taipei and washington, d.c. are bracing for any reaction. at first they wanted to see if there would be any harassment of pelosi's plane on the way in. next we'll see and watch for both those governments to see if anybody will want to harass her plane on the outside or rather on the way out. by anybody i mean china. house armed services committee member mike gallagher is in "focus" for us. so we want to go straight to him right now. congressman, first of all, the importance of this trip and why china is having such a sharp reaction. >> first i salute the speaker for going ahead as she planned. it was an important signal to send to the chinese communist party we have will not be intimidated. neither the ccp nor the executive branch gets a veto over the travel of members of congress, particularly constitutional off

and paul, it actually because, unlike newt gingrich, when he visited bill clinton was the president, nancy pelosi as part of the same party as joe biden said, that suspicion that this is part of some, some part of chipping away at the one china policy, the, the acknowledgment of the one china policy that the u. s. the u. s. says it's retains and that's, that was in the endo, very much of these messages. there's been no change of policy. the u. s. does not support taiwanese independence. the one trying to policy is to the place be clear, the speakers visit is totally consistent with our long standing one china policy. we've been very clear that nothing has changed about i want child policy, which is guided course by the taiwan relations act. 3 joint u. s. p r. c communications. 6 assurances. we said that we oppose any unilateral changes to the status quo from either side. we said we do not support taiwan independence. and we said, as i said again yesterday that we expect cross street 10 differences to be resolved by peaceful means. kirby went on to say that the us does not seek a cris

at 2020, jamie harrison, a democrat, beaten by lindsey graham, a healthy 10 points, and i mean, newt gingrich, who knows more about this, he joins me now. mr. speaker, senate candidate turned into democratic senate candidate, as mentioned, charlie crist won his primary in november. should he be worried here? >> i have known him since he was a republican state senator in 1984 at the reagan convention in dallas. i think that he would be a great model and he was a democrat, republican, huge staying power and he needs to beat somebody by a big margin and he will come out, coming out of the general election, the biggest margin in modern times and charlie crist, he says he doesn't exist. he has no political stance, he has no platform that matters, he has no values that matter, but he is a very energetic guy. and so he has been part of it for a while. >> kicking out marco rubio in the senate as well, right now the media is certainly rooting for this candidate. >> he may have the best chance. >> marco rubio is in real trouble. i don't think anybody expected him to be in trouble. >> we have seen the e

she would be the highest ranking american official to touch down in taiwan since then-speaker newt gingrich in 1997. the possibility already escalating tensions with china, which claims the self-ruled island as its own. beijing flexing its military might with drills in the south china sea over the weekend. the "uss ronald reagan" ready to respond. the speaker is leading a congressional delegation in asia to address other thorny issues, including trade, the covid pandemic, and climate change the u.s. has remained steadfast in its commitment to taiwan, and the biden administration has been clear that u.s. policy has not changed. >> the united states strongly opposes any unilateral efforts to change the status quo or to undermine peace and stability across the taiwan strait. >> monica joins me now from the white house where president biden is once again isolating, monica, because he tested positive for covid again. what's the latest? >> reporter: that's right. the president is on day two of isolation after that so-called rebound case, in which he did test positive yesterday. his doctor says he

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newt gingrich as speaker came here in 1997.se did not dispatch fighter jets, they did not did not announce live fire exercises did not engage in economic sanctions. it is a bit disingenuous to say that china has not changed. china has changed. this is clearly within precedent. the reaction this time is far above and beyond what we saw the last time around. clearly something within the ccp has changed and it's difficult to imagine a scenario where countries around the region and the u.s. are not going to respond to that. kim: june teufel dreyer, is there anything that you would add to that? guest: yes, i believe the speaker from beijing when he said that this is upsetting the status quo. china has been upsetting the status quo and the taiwan strait for quite some time now. with a lot of provocative actions and talks about timetables for unification, which they persist in calling reunification, even though taiwan has never been part of the people's republic of china . i was appalled at the effort to rewrite history here. the spok

and about 25 years newt gingrich was the last to go. and when he went, the us in china were on very good terms. right now the us in china are probably of the lowest point in their relationship. since since the normal is a normalization of relations in 1979. so the situation has changed. the security calculus has also changed, you know, back in 97, china's military was, was pretty weak and was not anywhere strong as it is now. anti ones military was stronger now that security calculus across the taiwan strait has completely changed in the last 25 years. so the situation is much more testy and it's much more dangerous militarily. ok, well we'll know in the coming hours. thank you so much for outlining that so clearly for us, professor elizabeth for larosa, president of a large consulting oh, costello house was for the introduction of tougher border controls with serbia after the plan triggered rights and police were shot at authorities of my removed roadblocks could bear by ethnic serbs. the riots started off because of a government and i

and you know, this has been talked about a lot newt gingrich, really. changed the strategies of how the two parties would interact with each other. i mean, he's the one who developed the strategy of obstructing everything that a democratic president would propose even have had bipartisan support under the theory that voters wouldn't notice the obstruction and they were just blame the ruling party for lack of progress. he also came up with all these words these poll tested words that democrats were anti-family and anti-flag and pathetic and radical and bizarre that you know, we're never talked about before and both of those things are still i mean, they're so successful if they're still part of our politics today, i mean, opposing everything that the you know, the incoming democratic president would propose and in this these words that are used and so gingrich had a strategy of you know, we're not going to give clinton a honeymoon, you know, we we don't think he's a legitimate president, you know, if pearl had been in the race you wouldn't have won which

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military aircraft watching, also addressed the issue of precedence, referring to for my house speaker newt gingrich is, is that i 1997. say that just because it has happened before, doesn't mean the you, i should be repeating that mistake. so that was the clear rejection of the point that was made by whitehouse. national security advisor john car be saying that this is part of long standing u. s. policy and that there was no reason to escalate any sort of crisis because of this. she was also off today whether not the lines of communication were being kept open between beijing and washington. and she said that china had repeated to washington many, many times, that it was opposed to this visit and said that since she hoped it was clear, washington about the severity of this visit and how dangerous it might be. and in taiwan, officials say they will warmly welcome any foreign visitors why you need to go made she do make all we did notice several speculative news reports about whether the speaker of the us house of representatives, nancy pelosi is visiting taiwan. the minister of foreign affairs is re

there is also a precedent in 1997 newt gingrich was entirely, yvonne knew there was not such a big reaction from them that actual china reacted in a much more relaxed way. i'm a few and spun to yeah, so what is big? quite aggressive action and now i guess you've actually, yeah, i thought you should 1st address that question to most philosophy about consequences. pam unger reach the touch. it is not an argument. it's not arranging for a mistake to be i feeler. yet, recently we have observed the growing independence movement. you've also observed increasing support from the american william with a little for understand why we reacted so strongly in this visit year. so stock of visa. number 2, we had the a ton of, of the home, the again, but why react militarily? why not just days, a diplomatic cause? the out a gig and the, you know, we have prepared militarily precisely against the increasing independence f. and i saw that on to the routine maneuver take place within the territorial waters of windsor and hope hi butter. i also want to emphasize that in addition to leave routine ministers over