all over the country's final stretch of the campaign trump already scheduled to make a stop to north chinaorgia, and about it. >> you can ask you want fries with that? you cannot say supersize at mcdonald's anymore. they abandon that comment discontinued the supersize this big. >> i know sandy is closed but i would think you'd go to a aaa. maybe was down south in georgia. eric: you cannot go it sunday. all right mark good to see you. arthel: since we are talking about this by the late kamala harris was on fries while she was in college. but today as early voting is underway in georgia vice president harris is campaigning in the must win battleground state there harris attended a church event this morning and now she is set to participate in an early voting event in jonesboro within the hour. alexandria hoff's is live in atlanta ahead of that. hey alex. >> good to be with you. we are seeing the harris campaign souls to the polls effort in action were that's a mobilization effort to encourage black voter participation through ministry outreach. earlier today the vice president gave remarks a

it stays unsettled further north. china'sx's results come in strong as the streaming giant gains 5 million new customers in the third quarter. hello and welcome to business today. i'm steve lai. it's been a big day in china, with the release of its third quarter growth figures earlier. the world's number two economy expanded by 4.6% percent in thejuly to september quarter. and that's weaker than the 4.7% growth in the second quarter of the year. for more on what this tells us about the state of the world's number two economy, let's bring in our business reporter katie silver. help us make sense of these numbers. what do they mean? figs numbers. what do they mean? as ou numbers. what do they mean? is you said, 4.6% from july to september on year when we compare it to the same time a year earlier. this was slightly worse than the previous quarter but was slightly better than many economists predicted and it all came, this measure is a period before the recent raft of stimulus measures we have had from baiting. economists say it

on north china is past fishing for evidence of human rights abuses is widespread trafficking wage the code on the black people starving death on land. it's a legs we goes a forced to work in c food processing units, obligations. china denied one. 0, one east investigating some china slate fiction on all just the there's no limit to have a dream container stuff in your own event, you know counter everything's the madison in doha, the top stories and obviously that in israel at least 40 people have been injured 10 of them critically, after a truck crashed into a bus in a northern suburb, tennessee. is there any official save them investigating it happened at a bus stop? now the getting on is really military base. rescue workers say several people were trumped onto the truck. it's around $1020.00. we got a call from the persian dispatcher about the car accident between a bus to detract our crews come arrive to the scene. we thought.

between china, russia, north korea started impurity to work dangerous ways collected they have potential for more coherent alliance? the second is about the solutions of the next administration, what is the strategy for the u.s. to target potential support? >> yes, i do believe they have a greater capability to destabilize the world then in 1939. i think they are serious in working together at every level hearing technology so we get drones taken out in ukraine and there are chinese systems. you also see the arms fired into ukraine and they are being manufactured. they are being manufactured by iran so they are getting to every level of cooperation in their efforts. russia realized they don't have the capability and they are trying to their friends and what happens is they learn on the battlefield iran and north korea and china learning of the speed of relevance so as much as we are learning what's happening in the battlefield, our adversaries are learning, to in getting more capability faster than if they test their own weaponry cake and manufacturing on the face of the earth. an incred

it stays unsettled further north. china results come in strong as the streaming giant gains 5 million new customers in the third quarter. hello and welcome to business today. china markets are trading down ahead of the release of the country's economic growth figures for july to september which will be out in 30 minutes. the world's second largest economy has expanded 4.7% in the second quarter of the year. that is raising a lot of question marks over beijing hitting its growth target of 5%. for a breakdown of china's challenges, let's bring in katie da silva. help us understand that a. this bring in katie da silva. help us understand that a. as you mentioned. _ us understand that a. as you mentioned, we _ us understand that a. as you mentioned, we have - us understand that a. as you mentioned, we have seen i us understand that a. as you i mentioned, we have seen that 4.7% growth figure for the second quarter. now we are going to find out how the economy performed three months later. the two interesting figure to note here,

instead of thinking about iran, iraq, north korea, we should be thinking about russia, china, iran, northkorea and transnational extremists. it's a frame of thought i find useful. national defense strategies we have elevated russia and china, particularly china higher, but it was a framework that served us well. since we are not getting out of the middle east anytime soon and since we should not be forgetting north korea, i find it even more helpful than the current fixation on just great power rivalry. i wanted to ask the general to reflect on where we are 10 years or so after he and ash carter and others began this transition, and i'm really just going to pose the same question, but with three or four different variants. how have we done with the defense budget, how have we done with military modernization and innovation. how have we done with the readiness of the force and the quality of the forest. i realize it doesn't have the kind of data accessible to him that he wants, and how are we doing with the structure of the pentagon in terms of how the different civil military relations wo

north korea, china, iran have all been accused of assisting moscow militarily.influenced by who the next president of the us is? in terms of what us government agencies are doing, they are taking more action against countries like china, iran, north korea, these countries that, in one way oranother, directly or indirectly, are supporting or somehow assisting russia in the war in ukraine. so i think that if kamala harris wins the election, then that certainly will continue those increased efforts by us government agencies to take action against those countries. but it's difficult to predict what exactly trump would do in office. he tends to change his mind quite a lot. but we should remember that donald trump is essentially an isolationist, right? he is very sceptical of global alliances, especially nato. kamala harris is committed to global alliances, so i think the stakes are incredibly high in this election. really interesting discussion. james, will, thank you both so much. thanks, sumi. if you want more episodes of the global story, you can find us wherever

course we understand that we need to break them up, we are tempting china, we are threatening iran, we don’t know what to do with northe will simply destroy it. china is still not the main problem for the united states and has never been in all these years china is the main problem for the united states, by the way, and china knows this, so compare these two things, if this is so, do all the following conclusions, but blinken says directly: the whole problem is in russia, all... revisionism is from it, it is it that rose up, now the term revisionism, this is also a wonderful term from history, and what is being revised, it turns out, russia has questioned, well, the world system, of which i am the leader, this is in his words, now in simple understandable words. if everything is like the wild west, then there is only one law: shoot first. competition of ideas and money. there was a sensation, and what a sensation. tensions arose inside america, beyond its borders. in what is the remaining intrigue, why do we need to watch now? this is america, a program about a country that is difficult to understand. it is easy to ge

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especially in those coastal areas, like in the city of calhoun, but also further off the coast of the north in china. and that's why those tens of thousands of military personnel remain on stand by to assist with rescue operation . what can we expect in the next hour stream the yeah, we're expecting this type thing. so now move northward slowly in local media. this type thing is now being called a strange type food because of extremely slow pace that it was actually moving, were initially expecting this type things to make life with some point yesterday. so wednesday afternoon actually made land from some 24 hours later. authorities of the morning because of that slower pace, it'd be impacted, it's likely to have on site. one could be longer than was initially full cost. it's meant to bring in heavy wind and rain. so the western side of the type stream, the more populous positive side, taiwan as a 90 percent of high ones population residents and that western pods before it decreases an intensity to a tropical depression. likely as it arrives in the cap. so type a in the north of taiwan, some point o

north korea. the states and china significantly, not by south korea. that armistice made permanent what had been a temporary divide between, north and south korea, and it left an unstable truce in its place. and in the 70 years since, millions of people who through and fought that war have attempted come to terms with it. and while nations have also attempted to deal with the legacies of war left and our panelists here have left or bring wealth of scholarly and practice experience to our discussion of the war's wide ranging legacies. and i am delighted that they are here with. so to my left is frank m, who is senior expert on northeast asia at the united states institute of peace where he works to reduce tensions and enhance peace and stability on the korean peninsula. he's advised the department of defense us army general counsel for secretaries of defense and served as head of delegation for level negotiations with the republic of korea. megan is a strategic analyst with defense research and development canada and is an adjunct professor of war studie

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north korea and iran for weapons and russian weapons of build with chinese components. and beijing is provided diplomatic cover for rushes, war of aggression, the alliance of china, russia, iran, and north korea has been dumped the crates in the west. so is it in a lions of convenience or a full blown club of autocracies? i'm good how that was in berlin, and this is the day the that is my mind. but it's not clear evidence that people are being supplied to russia from north korea. the outcome for choice spanish to us and to the term you are increasing to north korea. that democratic people's republic of korea is all close neighbor apartment is. the reason is not, and you creed, including people in the states, understands the stakes here as president. also on the day, the brutal gang violence in the capital of haiti, pots of products, united nations, as phone to international security mission led by police from kenya correspondent went along on a difficult patrol where the something hits the hatchet buffers, the smell of petrol and goes off, as you can see, the federal, a silver thing inside the time of the bill. you're welcome to the show, the secretary general of nato.

between china, russia, north korea started impurity to work dangerous ways collected they have potential for more coherent alliance? the second is about the solutions of the next administration, what is the strategy for the u.s. to target potential support? >> yes, i do believe they have a greater capability to destabilize the world then in 1939. i think they are serious in working together at every level hearing technology so we get drones taken out in ukraine and there are chinese systems. you also see the arms fired into ukraine and they are being manufactured. they are being manufactured by iran so they are getting to every level of cooperation in their efforts. russia realized they don't have the capability and they are trying to their friends and what happens is they learn on the battlefield iran and north korea and china learning of the speed of relevance so as much as we are learning what's happening in the battlefield, our adversaries are learning, to in getting more capability faster than if they test their own

north side. and we will see some of that rain coming into christ church to stop the week. and there's some heavy rain for eastern pots of china that does start to push its way. 6 the north and east, it's going to join up with a band moving across the north of china. and that will bring some very heavy rain with possible flooding to japan. on monday of the challenges era with every level known as a gun under time. because is when wages war against the countries dominance, political, and military force has the law for the conflict is also bringing process to change levels, fragmented political system. so who's looking for that change? and what might this mean? this is inside story, the .

north koreans certainly are helping the russians, what the congressional commission i've been on for 20 months, the most significant change in the last four years is a geopolitical change that is, the degree that chinarea worked together and you can see clear evidence of this, the north koreans have always been providing tens of thousands are virtually reach shells to russia, that is critical for them than providing ballistic missiles to russia which they use against her ukrainians and now they likely being paid by the russians, rather handsomely to provide some soldiers on the battlefield, the reports i don't know how accurate they are but we will provide you what is out there, supposedly somewhere in the neighborhood from 10 - 12000 north koreans are training in russia and will eventually be deployed, the ones that are close to being deployed a thousand, 2000 in terms of public sources and i think the administration probably has a little clear knowledge of what the specifics are of this and not revealing it, it just another example of how close this is, those north koreans who are not battle tested, they get to be decisive in the were unlikely but certainly there going to help obviously, 10000, th

because china provides a lot of the food and a lot of the fuel, the energy that north korea uses. >> well, china has leveraged with both russia and north korea but it's at this point, it doesn't seem as if beijing is willing to do anything about this growing relationship. i think beijing officials and beijing are very concerned about this growing relationship. and china's main concern is stability on the korean peninsula. and at what point are we going to see russia and north that's korea crossing that threshold for chinese tolerance, that north korea gets more emboldened. and as a result of what they're learning in the battlefield, their relationship with russia, and how that might impact stability on the korean peninsula. >> are we already seeing that? because i was struck by something very strange that's happened. the north koreans have shut down the ministry of re-unification are the department of reunification and kim jong un has destroyed this monument to reunification that his father built it used to be thought that that was one of the things restraining north korea,

that space station off the launching from north west china. 5. 0321. send 219 mission took off from a satellite launch center. it delivered the to tighten. also, i should say to the tongue gong station where they'll spend an estimated 6 months. they're expected to come back to experiments and gather intelligence, to enable them to send someone to the moon by 23rd to the back of the top of the i'll stay with us the we don't simply focus on the public, it's of the conflict. it's the consequence of war, the human suffering death either for time. it is one of the most serious thoughts of violence. in recent years, we brave bullets involved because we give voice to those demanding freedom the rule of law. and we always include the views from all sides. i'm mary m. shaheen. assume maker one spaced in gaza. the when i moved there in 2005 palestinians in gaza were just beginning to recover from the 38. your occupation by israel. people were hopeful that their lives would improve the but in the end their dreams have been destroyed. and all that remains, are ech

shall we say, the final formation of this axis of evil, which includes russia, iran, syria, north korea, china is not clear how they will even be involved in this middle eastern conflict and the middle eastern war, but it is quite obvious that this... uh, that's what putin is counting on, because when attention is focused only on the russian-ukrainian war, and in that including the united nations, does this mean that all power is directed against putin, and not only against the satellites or classmates of this coalition? well, it is 100%. the only, so to speak, positive point is that iran will use part of its missiles in other military conflicts. and less will be supplied for russia and the same with the shaheds, but nevertheless here you cannot take the position that someone's grief should pass by you, nevertheless, the question of our security is for me much more fundamental than any other challenges facing other states, aside from all the sadness, let's talk about what is happening in ukraine, since today, october 1, is the day of defenders and protection. ukraine, on this day we congratula

but so must other nations be uh for economic. development and prosperity in bricks, the the north korea, china, all of the nations with russia being i think the fullul point at the at the the balance between all of this, because it russia is an interlocutor between the christian world, the christian north and many other countries, and the islamic world, so it's important to shape this narrative in a very... profound, reasonable, cool-headed, rational, strategic frame of mind so that it can't be uh turned into a scare tactic that uh iran is coming after the west, they're already desperately trying to create this narrative that iran is targeting president trump and that they're trying to assassinate president trump, all of which are lies, if anything happened to be president trump, it would be because the israelis are going to try and kill him, to try and... trigger this uh uh false event to try and get the united states more embroiled directly in this conflict, so that's why it's very important to control the narrative and to constantly say, are you ready for diplomacy now? are you ready for pe

and, let's say, the final formation of this axis. evil, which includes russia, iran, syria, north korea, china, it is not clear how they will even be involved in this middle east conflict and middle east war, but it is quite obvious that putin is counting on this, because when the attention chained only to the russian-ukrainian war and including the united nations, this means that all the power is going against putin, and not only against the sata. or classmates of this coalition, well, it is 100%, the only positive point, if you can say so, is that iran will use part of its missiles in other military conflicts and will supply less for russia and also shaheds, but not less here you can't take the position that someone's grief should pass you by, nevertheless it's a matter of our safety for me is not fundamental much more than any other challenges facing other states, beyond all sadness, let's talk about what is happening in ukraine, because today, october 1, is... the day of defenders of ukraine, happy day we congratulate those who protect us and really do incredible things to stop the enemy o

russia, iran, syria, north korea, china, it is not clear how they will be involved in the middle east in this conflict and the middle east war, but it is quite obvious that putin is counting on this, because when attention is focused only on the russian-ukrainian war, including the united nations, it means that all the power is going against putin, and not only against satellites or singing... moment, it is that iran part of its missiles members of this coalition, well, it is 100%. the only thing, so to speak, is that the positive one will be used in other military conflicts and less will be supplied to russia and also by the shaheds, but nevertheless, one cannot take the position here that someone's grief should pass you by, nevertheless, the issue of our security, for me is... fundamental much more than any other challenges facing other states, aside from all the sad, let's talk about what is happening in ukraine, because today 1 october is the day of the defenders of ukraine, on this day we congratulate those who protect us and really do the incredible, stop the enemy, the enemy on

certain way, they do conclusions on the basis of which, firstly, that china is sharp. took and said that a certain number of people, north who work for them, they have to leave the territory of china because their term of stay has expired, that is, this labor force that brings in the currency that was, despite the un resolutions there on the bans that were in place, china kept the north koreans to itself, and here it abruptly at the beginning of summer no, but sometime at the end of june it sends a large number of north koreans. and does not give consent to the same one, in fact, it is actually a suitcase at the russian station only in the chinese version, well, these are very interesting comments, and we also noticed that , for example, if during the past year 11 chinese delegations of various levels visited north korea there and vice versa, for example, from april this year there were almost no visits, that is, they noticed such a low intensity of interaction, and well, that is... experts who constantly monitor this topic, they conclude that china does not like, indeed, a very serious rapprochement between the two coun

spacecraft with 3 crew members on board has built the jung jones space station after launching from north west china. 503210170. 19 mission to call from a satellite load center that's going to swell. spend that estimated 6 months conducting experiments and gathering intelligence to enable a chinese team to be sent to the moon like 2013. so that's that for me. so hold on for now about google news interests and a half last time you can follow those stories calls on our website at the office and don't call next summer, which is there is to to get be unscripted to stay with us. the research chemicals, dangerous new performance enhancing drugs are using a bottle a day, which is 5 milligrams because there's no dosing protocols marketed to teenagers by fitness influencers. i'm young and i'm on. this one is very dangerous. it's a while west full times investigates. the lack of regulation to stop their spread, and the too often frequent consequences. and just because you feel how does that mean you're always muscle inc, on a jersey to the what is happening today is happening on our watch. the news from now t

with 3 crew members on board has dog set the young gong space station off the launching from north west china. 5321. your with the san jo 19 mission took off from a satellite launch center. yes. and also spend an estimated 6 months conducting experiments and gathering intelligence enabled. a chinese seems to be sent to the moon by 2030 that's it for the show. the stream is something that the a weekly look at the world's top of business story. and what does a great cost in the united states main for the rest of us from global markets and economies? should that be beyond to asked if people have sent a nice time working. that's part of the answer to understand how it affects the nights counting the cost on o g a 0. what does your iphone have to do with child labor? pillage of natural resources. in genocide, some current and former apple employees think a lot of these forces. and on this episode of the stream we look into allegations, questioning, apples. i'm detecting general's purpose, culture and strategy. and what you as a consumer should know and do about it the the, the, the worst, the when

certain way, they draw conclusions on the basis of which, firstly, china took it sharply and said that a certain the number of people, the norththem, they have to leave the territory of china because their period of stay... is over, that is, this currency-earning labor force that was, despite the un resolutions, there on the bans that after were, china held he has north koreans, and here he suddenly did not at the beginning of the summer, but somewhere at the end of june he sends a large number of north koreans and does not give consent to the same one, this is in fact, this is actually a suitcase station russia only in the chinese version, well, this is interesting a lot of remarks and... and they also noticed that, for example, while last year 11 chinese delegations of various levels visited north korea there and vice versa, then, for example, since april of this year , there were almost no such visits, that is, they noticed such a low intensity interaction, and that is experts who constantly monitor this topic, they conclude that china does not like, really, a very serious rapprochement between the two countries, where puti

this is why they need context in north korea and iran and china. and, you know, it can happen for political reasons because of divisions inside russia and discontent and an exhaustion with the war which is we also see evidence of that and, and to the course. and, you know, and there is also, or, or it can also happen for economic reasons because russia's unable to, to support the war effort. and so our policy towards russia should be to keep pushing on all 3 of those in all 3 of those areas. and as, as many areas as possible, we should ada ukrainians, but we should also put as much pressure on, on rush as we can. we have not yet really. we are not yet treating this war as if it's or war we aren't. we don't really understand yet. the significance of what happens if you grand news is and the importance of some kind of, of, of victory. i mean, remember the ukrainians don't have to occupy moscow. you know, the, i need, the government doesn't have to fall. all that has to happen is that the russians decide your brain is a real country and then we can ha

now trump, remember, he did free trade deals with japan, vietnam, north america, the ums ea north mexico and china. tariffs came down so the more successful he is, that if you fewer lower tariffs we will have. >> sandra: i have got to go. because you can't have three to five to seven times higher. >> sandra: i hear your point. >> they will come here and build manufacturing plants and create jobs and raise wages. that is what he sang periods be due by the way -- >> b have been times 25 years and have the time is. to big teeth will join you at top of the show and i cannot wait. i heard charlie hurt is here appear. >> we will party and you won't believe it. >> sandra: we will see you. >> j >> unprecedented in my mind to see the justice department tried to intervene and call me crazy but i do believe only citizen should be voting in u.s. elections. >> john: virginia governor, glenn youngkin his dates to push their noncitizens from voter rolls but the federal government is suing the state. why? shannon bream is up next. >> sandra: fox news chiefpa correspondent and fox news host, shannon bream next. at

>> well, doing nothing or letting russia win with help, enormous help from china, north korea, and irance of grievant between the four countries, but letting russia win, russia will illegally invade the sovereignty of a country, when ukraine gave up nuclear weapons, but it will go on into europe and invade nato countries, and then article 5 will be invoked, and we will be at war with russia. it's our interest to pushback on russia, and we have to provide more aid for ukraine. they are enormously brave and innovative. they are making their own drones, their own tanks, and they are using the foreign aid and the air cover to protect what they can of their country. so in this case i think it's very clear continuing to stand up, and i salute kamala harris for saying she will continue to step up >> former congresswoman jane harmon, thank you very much for coming on the saturday show. >>> a critical race for united states senate in missouri where a key endorsement did not go to the republican incumbent. more after the break. he break. we call... cozé. transform your everyday with new downy com

in turn , leftist ideas survived in china, cuba, north korea, so how could they destroy the usa and europestralia and israel, what is che guevara there? what won somewhere, what ideas now rule this very, for example, israel or ukraine, or poland, or germany or romania, are leftist ideas ruling there, no, this is right. or otherwise. let me remind you of one important quote: mahatma gandhi said the following about western democracy: modern western democracy, he said, as it operates, is diluted nazism or fascism, gandhi said so. at best, this democracy, gandhi said, is only a cover for the nazi and fascist tendencies of imperialism. end of quote: fascism is reviving in the world, fascism is creeping in from everywhere. or are we still fighting with sozov with the right-wing national battalion, but if we are fighting with sozov, if we are fighting with german tanks, with polish instructors, where do you even see leftists there, what kind of glasses do you need to buy to see them there, i have no strength left to listen to all this. our, however, about orthodox pseudo-i insist orthodox figures

north korea from launching a ballistic missile test. in the last 24 hours, which the secretary of state also condemned. the united states also called on a china north korea's neighbour to do more using its power to reign in north korea, saying that the neighbors military capability should be a concern for china and the secretary of defense, lloyd austin slang by blinking and their south korean toner. parts also predicted that the united states would have bounced more aid to ukraine in the coming days for its war efforts, followed christian, thanks so much for that to update those questions some of the day in washington dc . the i was just 5 days left until election day. donald trump and carmella harris. so on the final legal of their campaigns. donald trump is holding a riley in albuquerque, new mexico. an interesting choice given the states north of battle ground. and it's widely expected to choose common iris. a later he'll be in the swing state of nevada, complet harris, also campaign in nevada, in the cities of reno and las vegas. both of them will travel to the swing states of arizona, as well as the issue of access to abortion is a prom

this is why they need contacts in north korea and iran and china. and, you know, it can happen for political reasons because of divisions inside russia and discontent and an exhaustion with the war, which is we also see evidence of that and evidence of the course. and there is also, or, or it can also happen freakonomics reasons because russia's unable to, to support the war effort. and so our policy towards russia should be to keep pushing on all 3 of those in all 3 of those areas. and as, as many areas as possible, we should ada ukrainians, but we should also put as much pressure on, on rush as we can. we have not yet really. we are not yet treating this war as if it's or war we aren't. we don't really understand yet. the significance of what happens if you crime news is and the importance of some kind of, of, of, of victory. i mean, remember the ukrainians don't have to occupy moscow. you know, the, i need, the government doesn't have to fall. all that has to happen is that the russians decide ukraine is a real country and then we can have it the

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north carolina. fox news speaks exclusively with taiwan's china threat and the u.s. presidential election. >> bret: first, breaking tonight, a week gone by since hurricane helene roared ashore, both the death toll and the level of destruction, frustration with the pace of rescue and recovery are rising. the search for survivors becoming increasingly dire in multiple states as people in some communities remain without food, clean water, or power. in north carolina, construction crews are water main supply lane. supply line that connects a water plant and reservoir with the city of asheville. correspondent madison scarpino in the hard hit region tonight with the latest. good evening, madison. >> good evening, bret. destruction like this is nearly everywhere you look here in swannanoa. and some people who live here tell us that right now they are just trying to figure out their next steps and feel grateful to be alive. >> there's a lot of mold starting to grow in here. >> a week after hurricane helene hit. hundreds of thousands of still without power. tens of thousands

>> well, doing nothing, or letting russia when, with help, an enormous help from china, north korea, iran. there is this alliance of grievance or whatever you want to call among the countries. that is one of the things this commission of national defense strategy called out. but letting russia win means not only will russia illegally invade the sovereignty of the country next door, which it promised to respect when ukraine gave up its nukes in 1994, but it will then move on into europe and invade nato countries and then article five will be invoked and will be war with russia. so it is in our interest to push back russia and we have to provide more aid for ukraine. i have been there twice this year. they are enormously brave and they are enormously innovative. they are making their own drones and their own tanks. they are using the foreign aid and air cover to protect what they can of their country. so in this case, i think it is very clear that europe continuing to step up and isolate president biden from being in germany yesterday and continuing to step up, i salute kamala harris f

well, with the threats of another trade well with china, then the us tension between north and south korea and territorial disputes and the south china sea motivation will be closely watching the elections, us extra insights on to the blinking. those highlights of what he called, challenges posed by some level powers. at the same time, we faced a small number of judges, powers, principally russia, with the partnership over on and north korea. as well as china that are aggressively challenging our interests and values and are determined to alter the foundational principles. at the heart of the international system, trying to loans acquired the economic, diplomatic, a technological and military power to do so on a regional and a global scale. what mcbride is in sole and takes a look at some of the issues the next president will be facing to it was one of the diplomatic high points of the donald trump presidency. historic summit with north korean leader kim jolen. but that closeness came only off to relations, had deteriorated to the brink of open conflict. they won't be met with fire an

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