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nancy, you've been spot on on the china reporting as well as you know we have been zeroing in on thisubject now for several years trying also to warn investors about the risks here. let's talk about china's heavy handedness as you write in terms of what you want to say with regard to investing in chinese companies and what about american businesses that are going there to open up shop because they've been given licenses by the ccp to operate. those are the financial services companies that we will hear more about what their life is like in this new world where they open up shop in china and expand businesses there? >> so first, china has put in place policies for almost a decade to moderate growth. china has been in a slowing trend and with the new policies in place with regulation and moved to second century will further increase the odds and you see more moderate growth. they are clearly increasing regulation, egregious regulation. they've moved forward common prosperity which has been a long-term goal which they have talked about for decades. it's just that we have kind of forgotte

on august on the secretary general. and when you're good terrorist called on the taliban to respect human rights and offer amnesty. and he said he's particularly concerned about the rights of women and girls. the international community must be united and utilized all available instruments to ensure the following. first, we must speak with one voice to oppose human rights. enough, god is done. i call upon the taliban and all parties to respect and protect international humanitarian law and rights and freedoms. of all persons receiving killing reports of c, v, restrictions on human rights throughout the country. and i am particularly concerned by accounts of mounting human rights violations against the women and girls of afghanistan, who feared to return to the darkest days or diplomatic editor, james, those reports on what else emerged from that meeting. the statement calls for immediate cessation of hostilities, but it also calls for talks for, to reach and let me quote, a new government that is united, inclusive and r

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even as we wereifying on air force one. he would send memos back and saying i want to know about this and what does quell think of this and what are the chinese going to say on north korea? that kind of thing. it was amazing. i've been to lots of summits and i have never seen a president work that hard for a meeting. >> ambassador lord, i'm sure many of you know is in the introductory video, and you said that's the point you made. you served eight presidents. >> seven. >> seven, but who is counting, and -- and none were as prepared. >> right. >> as -- as -- yeah. another aspect of this book is that it's sort of a master class in implied diplomacy. >> now we know it worked out well because the the knowing of going to chip was craze, was unaniable. evenly one of ourm major ambassadors refused to believe it he actually had announced it in the first. >> this, of course, i can't do justice and i want to make sure that we have time for other questions and for the audience. by the way, getting at the china decision and courage aga

on now. i mean the, the fact that they've been able to take more than that, honest on with the, on the north east and one just on areas that are predominantly told you it was back as aura is not done just with my students. there are done also with locals, who are dissatisfied with the government dissatisfied with the injustice dissatisfied with the heavy handedness of the u. s. neat or presence of ties and the injustice, but also the correction that over 20 years has turned a lot of people away from the government. and at times into the opposite it's all about. does that mean that the, the momentum that is on their side can't be reversed or changed in any way? in other words, everyone's lost leverage over them? no, i don't think so. i see the kind of want to be very careful. you have to learn from the past, the hopefully will not repeat the mistakes in the past. they have to be more flexible. there have to be more acceptance. they have to be my mother in some ways . we don't know exactly how

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. >> all right, that's going to do it for us here on "squawk on the street." over to "techcheck" which starts now. >>> good thursday morning. welcome to "techcheck. i'm carl quintanilla with jon fortt and deirdre bosa the nasdaq is coming off record highs. faang on a roll this week. can anything stop the tech rally? tom lee is going to weigh in today. we're going to talk cybercash as google and microsoft shell out billions after visiting the white house. and then later is joe rogan losing some influence thanks to spotify? a reporter behind that story joins us this hour as well, jon. >> a flurry of companies reporting results last night including snowflake. revenue topping analyst expectations more than doubling up 104% year over year the loss of an adjusted four cents per share smaller than expected comments from management up deep, they raised full year guidance for the second time frank slootman joined jim cramer on "mad money" last night and here's what he had to say about the company's growth strategy. >> one of the great things, you know, about snowflake

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that, also keeping you posted on a risk developing on the democratic party on nine moderates who aren infrastructure that progresses are keen on but what they interpreted to be out-of-the-way and move on, easier said than done, we have douglas and the former congressional budget office director with us, obviously this opened up a divide among democrats, some of whom had it on a human infrastructure plan and bipartisan support versus something else that can drag on forever. what you make of this customer. >> it just depends on the district that the democrats are going to run an extra both sides like infrastructure, that's a much safer vote for you if you look at the polling of the big three to have trillion dollar reconciliation bill that is far less clear-cut big tech increases, a lot of the spending doesn't look related to the problems that we have that's not as popular in a much more problematic vote i think people were landing looking what do you really want. neil: you know what, when you were there running the cbl and all of this did you ever see something like this where they ar

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it just goes on and on. it went from bat boys to superstars, but, again, talking about that generation and doing whatever was necessary for this country. >> right. >> you know, and then, of course, the war ends. and the joyous occasion of opening day in 1946. you know, because we're running out of time, michael, i may suggest that you include those in your final thoughts. but, bill, i wonder if we can draw any parallels between the role baseball played in world war ii and the role baseball is playing now in this pandemic. >> i don't know. it's hard to get a sense of what following baseball actually has right now. the season was a huge asterisk before it even began. we have so many other sports vying for attention and so many other concerns. we're in a presidential election year, for instance, in case you didn't notice, whereas all of that did not obtain during world war ii. i will throw in one thought. i thought it was really impressive the way some of these guys, charlie wagner suffered, as you mentioned, m

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we struggle to get information and data on what's truly going on there. >> he doesn't say one word about afghanistan? he is too programmed. he is too scripted. and everybody is now seeing what i've been talking about for two years which is this is a president that you take him out of a teleprompter and handlers are terrified what he will say. >> harris: brian kilmeade is from "fox & friends" and host on the radio. exiting is not this president's thing. you heard joe concha describing him as programmed, scripted. i would say robotic as he turns away from people and walks away and look at the exit now in afghanistan. >> it couldn't have been done worse. i'm embarrassed for this country. we deserve better from our leaders. i look at the secretary of defends and chairman from the joint chiefs of staff. no idea it would fall so quick. no idea how americans will get home? when we lose somebody behind enemy lines we risk our lives to get their bodies back. you won't get civilians out of cities where they were helping out? you don't live in afghanistan to go on vacation. you live to help a count

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more than one billion doses next year and on.s on track to be one of the best selling drugs of all time. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this nation was founded 245 years ago. we had no national debt. it's growing at a rate far in excess of an appropriate economy. when this party ends it will not end well. >> leon cooperman there. jonathan ferro on assignment. we welcome you on radio and tv. this is a joy for september. citigroup working with a team of very smart people and they are working on the definitive deck for petroleum that will become widely tweaked and available into september. ed morris, it is a bombshell document. you say there's going to be oversupply, that there will be many regime changes. what is the regime change in oil i need to focus on? >> there are three bits of fundamental change. for the last decade of u.s. production was growing at a remarkable rate. 73% of the energy increme

mike's trade on lowe's? >> if you look at the home improvement category it remains elevated. i expect home depot and lowe's to put up strong numbers here next week. lowe's is trading on a reasonable valuation, about 17 times next year's earnings and they are doing better as an operator, they're doing better in terms of online digital sales in terms of margin expansion but the one thing you cannot get away from, which is what carter showed you, is the underperformance of the stock relative to the market, relative to the sector, and relative to its peer group here in home depot. for those reasons i do like this trade that mike is taking, which is limiting his risk to just about 3.3% of the stock's value to take a bearish bet using a put debit spread the one thing i will add is because our expectation on this particular trade is a fairly short holding period you just think about buying the outright october 190 puts without selling the 165 puts against it. it will only cast you a little bit more, about a dollar

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attack on a, on, on iranian soil, then that's it. and what, but how, how would that attack and for that would be israel launching air and missile street? yes. but there they are, and they're going to require assistance, particularly from saudi arabia because of the distance between the 2 entries. so that means they're gonna have to have very fueling if they go that route or they may have to use missiles and it's, it would be a very complicated undertaking or regional. oh yeah. oh yeah, totally. we'll try again the us. yeah. what would the us and i was just gonna get to that? what would the u. s. is involvement would, will be nudged into it once again. because where we have committed to supporting the security of israel. so that means that given the scenario we talked about earlier, if the other she and husband are then launch against israel as a result of the attack on iran, united states as is committed. what, what do you think? right. i mean, i'm not asking for you to speculate about what's going on in his head right now. the presi

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global news 24 hours a day on-air and on bloomberg quicktake.owered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the question is, are we on track to fulfill our objective to bring out our people? to bring out so many of those afghans who helped us and are at risk? we believe that we are. tom: mr. sullivan, the u.s. national security advisor. seen often these last few days. it is a movable feast in afghanistan. this crisis continues. joe matthew has followed this. i cannot say enough about the effort and mr. matthew driving it forward. joe, thank you so much for joining us. john hudson changes the debate this morning. that director of the cia traveled to kabul and met with that guy. why is it such a big deal that the cia director, our most decorated diplomat, is sitting down with a leader of the taliban? joe: it certainly tells us how the world has changed. in afghanistan, he was arrested by the cia years ago. now they are meeting in the same room. it all has to do with the deadline t

city one mayoral candidate says we are losing grip on gun violence. good evening i'm in for jon scott and mrs. "the fox report". please are busy this weekend in new orleans in new york city to metro areas where shootings have spiked we have team coverage and charles lawson has more on the shooting on bourbon street but we begin from the game shooting in new york city and habitat candidates for mayor are commenting. >> ten people shot last night and now the nypd is looking for the form and responsible. two of the men wearing hoodies and facemask opened fire on at bystanders before they repeat step by two other men on mopeds fleeing the scene. any and at least 40 bullets fired ten people shot between ages 19 and 72. thankfully nobody's suffered life-threatening ones. please leave that is gang-related. three of the wounded were the targets this comes after the nypd lieutenant shot in the ankle on friday night by a gang member who was arrested at least 25 times before as recently as november. and then the officer was shot legal. >> on —- shot in the ankle

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i only have one thing to add. on page 3, regarding complimenting everyone who worked on the a.w.s. demonstration. i complimented everyone, and unfortunately, i did not comment chief [inaudible] by name, so with that, i would like that added to the minutes, and i would make a motion to accept the item. >> president feinstein: commissioner cleaveland? >> commissioner cleaveland: second. >> president feinstein: okay. we have a motion and a second. please call the roll. >> clerk: on the motion to approve the minutes -- todd roll. >> clerk: item 4, chief of department's report. report from chief of department, jeanine nicholson. report on current issues, activities, and events within the department since the fire addition meeting on july 28, 2021, including budget, academies, special events, communications, and outreach to other government agencies and the public. report from operations, deputy chief brian rubenstein. report on overall field operations, including greater alarm fires, emergency medical services, bureau of fire prevention and investigation, homeland security, and airport