incredibly well deserved, an incredible leader headed to ottawa.ul is in a tight race but i wish him good luck in that seat as well. [applause] i want to extend my sincere thanks to all of our candidates across the country. they did an incredible job in very little time and i know it requires a lot of fashion, -- passion, sacrifice, and dedication to decide to run, and a lot of courage and strength. so i want to thank them sincerely for deciding to make the jump this time on my behalf on behalf of all of our party and members. i want to thank every single candidate who ran for the green party in this election. so many were running for the first time. we told them we needed new culture and diversity in ottawa and to so many of them took up the challenge. i am so proud of them that i want to thank them on behalf of all of our members and volunteers. [applause] i say that particularly so because this was a pandemic election, a very difficult time to be running in the first place under difficult circumstances. so it means even more that they stepped fo

he received 19209 the football match between ottawa high school and south high.f in the dark uniforms in the late great uniforms. gerald ford's it's his junior ears playing here the film is good enough you can look at slide by slide, frame by frame find number 23 in it and ford would become the captain of the team's senior next year end allstate player they would turn the state championship. i'm going to come up here in just a minute. i'm going to freeze frame the only known footage of gerald ford playing high school football, just a minute you will see number 23 coming in from the right hand side

he received 19209 the football match between ottawa high school and south high.f in the dark uniforms in the late great uniforms. gerald ford's it's his junior ears playing here the film is good enough you can look at slide by slide, frame by frame find number 23 in it and ford would become the captain of the team's senior next year end allstate player they would turn the state championship. i'm going to come up here in just a minute. i'm going to freeze frame the only known footage of gerald ford playing high school football, just a minute you will see number 23 coming in from the right hand side. there is gerald ford number 23. >> watch the full program and the other presidency programs on our website c-span.org/history. >> i'm excited to be here live from the museum. for those who do not know me i have exhibitions here at the american revolution a bit on staff here since 2016. i served as one of the leaders of the project with a founding document 1776 do today. it's an exhibit that brings together historic flags and documents on loan from private collections.

i spoke to a former canadian national security analyst was known associate professor in ottawa. told me how the events caught her by surprise. the term that m self her by surprise. the term that myself and — her by surprise. the term that myself and colleagues - her by surprise. the term that myself and colleagues are - her by surprise. the term that l myself and colleagues are using yesterday was a sense of whiplash. we learned at 10am ottawa time that there was agreements between the united states and meng wanzhou's team and that she was with the preceding seven o'clock he made a statement after two o'clock and was gone that afternoon and at 8:45pm that night, we learned that the two michael's had left the airspace around the way home. so, this was incredibly sudden especially since it's been such a slow—moving ordeal december 2018. slow-moving ordeal december 2018. , a, 2018. they denied that the detaining _ 2018. they denied that the detaining had _ 2018. they denied that the detaining had anything - 2018. they denied that the detaining had anything to i 2018. they denied th

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the 2 men were arrested in december 2018 and accused of spying. ottawa says its retaliations, a, canada detaining a prominent chinese national. while the executive mingling jo, security forces in southern mexico have use force to disperse hundreds of migrants hoping to reach the us border. around 800 sleeping in a basketball court when they were surrounded by national guard and migration agents . dozens of people were arrested. a number of children separated from the families in the commotion, police and columbia fe. they've seized more than 2000 kilograms of cocaine bound from mexico. the drug was hidden within fertilizer. and as an estimated value of $37000000.00, police officers presented $400.00 sacks in the fortune. but i've insurer on columbia pacific coast, nearly 7000 kilograms of cocaine, received the same port earlier this year. well, and a half a 1000000 farmers have rallied in northern india, calling on the government to repeal laws. they say damaging livelihoods. i fear the law is fail to guarantee minimum prices and leave them with little bargaining power against the big r

they boarded at about 730 ottawa time along with the 0ttawa time along with the ambassador.it comes just hours after the us released a deal to release the huawei executive man wanjo. she is now on a flight after being detained in canada on a us warrant for extradition on financial impropriety —— —— meng wanzhou. she spoke outside the court. , the court. over the past three ears the court. over the past three years my _ the court. over the past three years my life _ the court. over the past three years my life has _ the court. over the past three years my life has been - the court. over the past three years my life has been turned| years my life has been turned upside down. it was at disruptive time for me as a mother, a wife. and a company executive. but i believe every cloud has a silver lining. it really was an invaluable experience in my life. i will never forget experience in my life. i will neverforget all experience in my life. i will never forget all the things i receive from people around the world. the greater the difficulty, the greater the growth. 0nce difficulty,

the 2 men were arrested in december 2018 and accused of espionage. ottawa says it's retaliation for canada, detaining a prominent chinese national. while we executive mangling job cleanup crews and divers trying to locate the source of an oil spill in the gulf of mexico. after hurricane ida reeked havoc in the region. photos taken by marine officials show the slick more than 3 kilometers of the us state of louisiana as believe to be coming from an offshore drilling site. now the internment of the serbian orthodox churches leader in montenegro has gone ahead. despite protests, demonstrators block roads and for the police before the ceremony. opponents see the church as a symbol of creeping serbian influence. 15 years after montenegro became independent, same was rotting course. police and protesters fight in the montenegrin capital, opinion, demonstrations against the you know the ration of the new head of the serbian orthodox church. fascism, fascism, pure fascism, their secretary and gang, colorado. this was the true tear it off for no reason. they were not over $5000.00 of us in the sens

it is not something that ottawa gets to decide.community to community, we live up to our obligations. as we have moved towards the self-government we have accompanied communities, who want to start with health, some of education, every community, every nation gets to help define what its path is for. -- forward. >> the way to go forward is to listen to leaders. he ignored one in his own cabinet. we have been speaking to people on how we can accelerate treaty resolution. this has been going on for decades. way to solve it and we need to work with indigenous leaders. there has been indigenous leaders in nonprofits, academia. we need to use the government capacity to finalize treaties and build partnerships. for best way forward is a success for indigenous people alongside -- >> just one point. this has to be indigenous land. there has been a top-down approach, it has to be indigenous people at the table. i want to talk about the impacts of how severe this is. housing indian act is great injustice -- how the indian act is creating inj

thank us from ottawa. you so much forjoining us. thank you so much forjoining us.d a bit on, this four day tv debate. hasjustin day tv debate. has justin trudeau yet explained why he decided to call the selection? thanks for having me, he has explained his position on why he is having the election so early, the question is whether voters are buying it as a legitimate reason. justin trudeau is saying that now is the moment for the election because of how much has changed from the pandemic and because of the decisions that the government will have to make on the pandemic, the return of the economy as well as the climate crisis in the years ahead. but the opposition parties, the conservatives, say he has called an election in the middle of the fourth wave of the pandemic, in the middle of massive wildfires on the west coast of canada, and at the beginning of this crisis in afghanistan, so there is a push pull on which issues should have people focus on government versus focused on election campaign and so far he has not been able to prosecute his case for the public w

objetivo segÚn el depredador era ponerlos en cuarentena en un motel para posteriormente viajar a ottawauna denuncia. patricia: y el presidente joe biden pidiÓ a los paÍses aliados de estados unidos a que actÚen en conjunto para aprobar los problemas globales, esto en momentos en el que el mundo estÁ mÁs amenazado que nunca y en nueva york blanca rosa nos cuenta lo que ocurriÓ hoy. reportera: el presidente norteamericano se refiriÓ a los tres principales temas de fondo a nivel mundial, las reglas mezcla de todas entre las imÁgenes mÁs poderosas, el cambio climÁtico y la pandemia. presidente biden: estoy frente a ustedes por primera vez en 20 aÑos en los que estados unidos no estÁ en guerra y prometiÓ duplicar la ayuda econÓmica para combatir el cambio climÁtico. el presidente colombiano se referÍa a la desigualdad para la distribuciÓn de la vacuna. la inmunidad global requiere de la solidaridad para que no exista acaparamiento de unos frente a las necesidades de otros. reportera: por su parte, el presidente brasileÑo hizo noticia antes de ingresar a la onu cuando anoche se le vio comiend

we found out 10am ottawa time that there was an agreement between united states and meng wanzhou's teamd at one o'clock, she made a statementjust happened at one o'clock, she made a statement just after two o'clock, was gone that afternoon and then at 8:45pm that night, we learned that the two michaels had left chinese airspace and were on their way home, so it was incredibly sudden, especially as it had been such a slow—moving ordeal since december 2018. slow-moving ordeal since december 2018. ., ., , slow-moving ordeal since december 2018. . ., ., 2018. china has always denied that the detaining _ 2018. china has always denied that the detaining of— 2018. china has always denied that the detaining of the _ 2018. china has always denied that the detaining of the two _ 2018. china has always denied that the detaining of the two michaels i the detaining of the two michaels had anything to do with this so where does that leave this claim. t where does that leave this claim. i think most of us have come to the conclusion that the fact that this happened almost simultaneously, the release o

ottawa needs to be careful not to get out of line with what happens in washington. lot of symmetry between the ndp and liberal proposals on that front. certainly there is a risk that corporate taxes are going higher. amanda: so good to have you with us. doug porter, bmo capital markets. we are watching an energy crisis brewing in europe. in the u.k., the price of natural gas could cause many small players to go to bankruptcy. matt: the u.k. grid operator delayed the start of a key power cable from france by a month, potentially deepening the nation's energy crisis. for more, let's bring in will mathis, who has been covering the run-up of gas prices and the real hindrance to getting more of it there. what is going on? will: like you say, there is this epic gas crunch that is sending up gas prices and power prices, which are largely reliant on gas. there is not really any sector relieve anytime soon. maybe when prices come back down. amanda: we have the potential for some players to go bankrupt. will: you have a lot of these power suppliers in the u.k., gas suppliers,

paula newton has more on the reaction in ottawa. paula. >> reporter: the sheer speed and choreography of everything that unfolded caught many by surprise. and yet there are relief. not just the families of michael salvor and michael korviq, and the deal by which she would return to china, even though under the retention rule in china. she had ankle bracelets. she was living in a multimillion-dollar mansion that she was able to be released and go back to china. but that the two michaels, would be left in china at harsh conditions that has included solitary and intense negotiations, with that in mind, the prime minister trudeau make an announcement. i want you to listen now. >> these two men have been through an believable difficult situation but it is inspiring that they're on their way home to their two families. >> the two michaels will arrive saturday and no doubt there will be time to parse what happened here. china denied this had anything to do with hostage diplomacy, it was not retaliation, yet, how could anybody think anythin

the case has soured relations between washington, beijing, and ottawa. a makeshift migrant cap on the u.s. southern border shrunk after authorities increased efforts to remove people. america has deported some 2000 haitian migrants back to their crisis hit country. the u.s. special envoy to haiti resigned in protest describing the treatment as he knew main and counterproductive. >> five mountain climbers died after blizzards on europe's highest mountains, russia's mount air breast. more than one dozen -- mount erebus. firefighters were ordered to retreat as a new vent opened in the side of the volcano. residents of three more towns were evacuated. the lava have swallowed hundreds -- has a swallowed hundreds of homes and there are fears it might claim more. >> a new eruptive mass has open on the volcano. there have been strong eruptions through the day felt through shockwaves. that is quite stick -- scary, even for scientists. there are ashes coming down now and rocks. that is why firefighters and security workers needed to retreat from certain areas wher

although the prime minister had been talking about it all summer, so it may be the worst kept secret in ottawa. he is facing the leader of the conservative party, who is fairly new and not well known or had not been well-known to canadians before the campaign. other party leaders were more familiar, but his main opposition is the conservative party because that is the party that stands the best chance of getting as many or more seats than the liberal party, which is justin trudeau's. host: how close is this election? guest: it is very close. it appears many people are frustrated with trudeau for calling and without having a really good reason for interrupting peoples summer and early fall plans. canadians are in a grumpy mood, like the united states. canadians have been dealing with the covid lockdowns. they have been worried about the economy. they're concerned about what is happening in canada-china relations, u.s.-china relations, and even the pullout in afghanistan. it is not clear that the election is going to resolve any of it, so it seems to be an exercise in shuffling, almost mutable -

it is not something ottawa gets to decide.replaces the indian act will vary from community to community as we live up to our obligations. that is why over the years as we move towards self-government, we have accompanied communities, some who want to start with health, some who want to start with education, every community, every nation across this country gets to help define what it's path is forward. we will be there to listen, to partner, to build a better future every step of the way. >> the way to go forward is to listen to leaders. mr. trudeau ignored when he had in his own cabinet. that was a huge lost opportunity. we have been speaking to people with how we can exhilarate treaty resolutions. there are some negotiations that have been going on for decades. we need to solve it and we need to work with indigenous leaders. there is incredible indigenous leaders in nonprofits, in the private sector, in industry, in academia. we need to use that capacity to finalize treaties and build partnerships. the best way forward is su

is it something that policymakers in ottawa should be able to do something about, or isn't left squarelyith the central banks? william: it is, at the moment, in the hands of the central banks. that is probably where it should stay in large part. the central banks, however, in a certain sense, have maneuvered themselves into a situation where there is no easy answer to their problems. they have, as you know, over the course of the last 20 years or so, have been using monetary easing as the primary instrument whenever the economy threatens to slow down. they have done the same thing during the pandemic. the problem with that is it encourages people to take out debt. as those debt levels grow, they act as a headwind, moderating spending going forward. eventually, you get to a point -- and this is the point where the central banks are in now. they are caught in a debt trap. they cannot ease much more than they have already eased, they are at the lower bound. they cannot keep the degree of stimulus constant because it encourages more debt accumulation. and they cannot raise rates, because if

he received 19209 the football match between ottawa high school and south high. it is the first game of the season. south high kicks off in the dark uniforms in the late great uniforms. gerald ford's it's his junior ears playing here the film is good enough you can look at slide by slide, frame by frame find number 23 in it and ford would become the captain of the team's senior next year end allstate player they would turn the state championship. i'm going to come up here in just a minute. i'm going to freeze frame the only known footage of gerald ford playing high school football, just a minute you will see number 23 coming in from the right hand side. there is gerald ford number 23. >> watch the full program and the other presidency programs on our website c-span.org/history. >> i'm excited to be here live from the museum. for those who do not know me i have exhibitions here at the american revolution a bit on staff here since 2016. i served as one of the leaders of the project with a founding document 1776 do today. it's an exhibit that brings together histori

left-wing new democratic party is small, but will likely be decisive in the new parliament in ottawa. the outcome justin trudeau had hoped for, but one which does give him yet another chance to win the confidence of canadians who just six years ago gave him a landslide victory. brent: massive streams of lava have engulfed forest and destroyed homes after volcanic eruption on the spanish island of lipoma. thousands were forced to flee with authorities evacuating another part of the island. no one has been hurt so far, but damage has been extensive. reporter: a giant river of lava covering everything in its path with molten rock. since the volcano erected on sunday, the smoldering stream has been devouring fields, roads, and houses. at least 180 homes and a school have been destroyed. 6000 people evacuated. most of those who fled were taken to the island's military barracks. some won't be able to return to their homes. >> we look in that direction and we can't believe it. we still can't believe that our home is there, underneath that volcano. and even if the house is gone, is still my v

and then i look back at that girl from ottawa sitting in her basement office and it's like, what am i thinking like, my it's ridiculous. am i being ridiculous? me the it is a totally dysfunctional system. in late 97980 s there developed i call it an idea. religion. that market south of all problems will be big letters, will be big. in the name of the should the winnings be redistributed to the losers? so everybody ends up where he started, but it would take fun out of the high priest was built in free but the big experiment was truly underpin o'shea. it took the dictator to really implement these ideas. they thought that if we privatize strict way regulations, lower taxes growth would go up. everybody would get more. some people who get a lot more at the top. but putting aside nv, everybody would had a bigger piece of advice. the ignored the many instances where the markets do not work well. it was sound friedman gave them economic argument for why they should be concerned about morality. after a 3rd of a century of this experiment, we know that it's wrong that you can make money by d

the reverberations of this story have not ease months since it broke in the capital ottawa, a memorial for canada. last 1st nations children is laid out in front of parliament . between 1830 in 1900. 96. from 850000 indigenous children were course to attend the government funded school majority of which were run by the catholic church. they were kept in unsafe unsanitary conditions, thousands died of disease, and nearly all the students were subjected to intent, mental and physical abuse. i don't think it's surprising to any indigenous person in canada because we know this history. we've lived this history, our ancestors, our parents or grandparents have survived this. what do you want canadians to know? now that you have a chance to, to be heard? someone, canadians be what we went to that school. and also not surprising that most canadians were surprised by it, because i think that we have to think of this story in the bigger context of how indigenous people have been portrayed in media. how or stories have been under represented in media and, and often misrepresented. i've heard the

. >> reporter: they're headed to ottawa, soon to be canada's newest refugees. if international flights really are starting back again, that's potentially very good news for the tens of thousands of vulnerable afghans left behind. lester? >> molly hunter, thanks. >>> in north korea today, something very different as the annual parade marking the founding of the country. a contingent of soldiers marching in hazmat suits and masks in an apparent symbol of the effort to fight the coronavirus. but for kim jong-un and everyone else in scenes released by the government, no masks or social distancing observed. >>>? just 60 seconds, 9/11 survivors and first survivors and first re my heart failure diagnosis changed my priorities. i want time for the people i love. my heart doesn't pump enough blood so my doctor gave me farxiga. it helps my heart do its job better. farxiga helps keep me living life and out of the hospital for heart failure. do not take if allergic to farxiga. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include rash, swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowin

they boarded at about 7:30 ottawa time, along with dominic barton, canada's ambassador to china.zen, but any prospect of a thaw in the adversarial relationship between the united states and china may prove to be short lived. huawei remains on a trade blacklist here and still faces charges of corporate espionage. david willis, bbc news, los angeles. now on bbc news, it's time for click. in the middle of the otherworldly landscape of iceland, something strange is going on. 130,000 barley plants are slowly making their way from one end of this greenhouse to the other. and what's even stranger is what this barley is going to be used for. it is in the food chain but it's not food for us and it's not food for animals. no, this is something much, much weirder than that. this grass is a host. it's been genetically modified to carry a special protein called a growth factor in its seeds. once the plants reach the end of their journey these seeds are harvested, milled and purified and the resulting growth factor protein can be used to help produce something very unexpected — meat, in a lab,

now moving on and hundreds of supporters of 2 canadian men detained in china, have marched through ottawa, demanding that they be released. michael barble and michael coverage have now been held a 1000 days. what canadian officials say a false charges the pair were arrested back in december 2018 and accused of espionage. also, it says its retaliation against canada. detention of a prominent chinese national hallway executive mag, one show security forces and southern mexico of used force to disperse hundreds of migrants hoping to reach the border with united states. about 800 people were sleeping in a basketball court when they were then surrounded by national guard. troops and immigration agents. dozens were arrested in, as you can see, that some children separated from their families. and police and columbia say they've seized more than 2000 kilograms of cocaine bound from mexico. the drug was hidden inside fertilizer and has an estimated value of $37000000.00. police officers displayed their whole and $400.00 sacks at the portion, one of insurer on columbia, pacific coast. nearly 7000

they boarded at about 730 ottawa time along with canada's ambassador to china. canada's ambassador to china. . ., , with canada's ambassador to china. , ., , with canada's ambassador to china. , ., china. it comes hours after the us reached _ china. it comes hours after the us reached a _ china. it comes hours after the us reached a deal— china. it comes hours after the us reached a deal to _ china. it comes hours after the us reached a deal to release . us reached a deal to release the huawei executive. she is now on a flight returning to china after being freed by a canadianjudge. she was canadian judge. she was detained canadianjudge. she was detained in canada on a us warrant for extradition on charges of financial impropriety and maintained her innocence. over the past three years, my life has been turned upside down. it was a disruptive time for me as a mother, a wife and a company executive. but i believe every cloud has a silver lining. it really was an invaluable experience in my life. i will never forget all the gracious i received people around the wo

restrictions, and hundreds of supporters of 2 canadian men who are detained in china march through ottawa, demanding that'd be released. michael's fable and michael coverage had been held for a 1000 days on what canadian official described as full charges were. those were the headlines. the news continues here now to 0 up to us right. stadium, thanks so much trailer aboriginal children as young as 10 being arrested and locked up. in the 1st of 2 special report, $11.00 east investigates trail is indigenous incarceration cross on al jazeera. ah, it should be pretty straightforward. it grows, we eat, digests, excrete, and neutral. soft bodies don't you go back into the soil. and so the cycle begins all over again. simple. why that it's all global fuel system. so hopefully turvy, emits greenhouse gases and fuels climate change, the grades land, pollute, soul and water, white wildlife, including insects of other animals, the polonaise pro. so it's actually rubbing us of our ability to feed ourselves. and at the same time, we're wasting what we've got was 1300000000 tons of perfectly edible foo

reporting for cnn, ottawa. >>> and expecting to see her back on trial soon. we are hearing plans of a hero's reception, almost. >> we saw a post on the chinese social media as she crossed in with tears in her eyes with gushing praise for the mother land and the mother land's hard work to bring her back. it has been quite an effort to get her back. some would say they went as far as taking hostage two canadians and putting them through an ordeal kept in a cell with the lights on and denying them contact. and the chinese was under house arrest in her vancouver mansion with private security that she paid for. she'll have more restrictive conditions when she lands around 8:00 p.m. local time because she'll have to go through a quarantine. she'll be in a hotel room. those restrictions are more restrictive than what she had on house arrest. china continuing to insist this was not hostage situation. everybody believed then as they do now that this was clearly a case of retaliation. including the daughter of the huawei chinese darling companies. her rhetoric praising

it's going to take a couple of months, expecting to be in october, so it caught all of us here in ottawaoff by surprise that it happened so quickly. mackenzie gray from ctv joining us from canada, thanks very much. it's just after six in the morning in germany where tomorrow, will mark the end of a political area in the country in germany when boaters will go to the poultice as a leader to replace angela merkel. a generation of young germans have known no other leader. one of the big issues of the election campaign has been climate change — with activists holding rallies in cities across the country. 0ur europe editor katya adler has this report. cheering and applause. relaxing on a friday evening after 16 years at the helm of the eu's most powerful country, angela merkel is relieved, perhaps, that it's almost all over. the migrant crisis, the euro crisis, four us presidents, five uk prime ministers, 100 eu summits and more during her time in office. hers will be a tough act to follow, at home and on the world stage. many germans say they'll miss the stoic, pragmatic politician nicknamed

let's get to kate in ottawa. the polls are in and i suppose in canada and trudeau's popularity, despite detractors. he did not get the majority that he wanted. kate: it is unlikely at this point he will get that majority, which is the reason why he requested canadians go to the polls over the last five weeks. this campaign has been focused on his agenda for bigger social spending, especially on national childcare and more robust health policies. but there is something to be said about trudeau's popularity in the country, despite that his party has lost the popular vote according to the latest polls. it is interesting to see how trudeau is still divisive, but he has his lovers and haters. both sides have strong opinions and he still managed to come through. manus: thank you -- tom: thank you for joining us and that win for justin trudeau in canada. let's get the first word news. juliette: house democrats have unveil legislation to fund the government until year end and extend the definite -- debt limit through 202

heoo received 19209 a football match between ottawa high school in south high it is the first game of the season. south high kicks off in the dark uniforms gerald ford, this is his junior year the film is good enough you can look at it slide by slide, frame by frame and find number 23 in it. ford would become the captain of the team the next year his senior year. they would earn a state championship. i'm going to come appear just a man going to freeze-frame the only known footage of gerald ford playing high school football. just a minute you'll see number 23 coming in from theu right hand side. so it down and there he is, junior ford number 23 his junior year. you can stop itt there gone to the next slide. that is a unique film. they recruited him to play football. at this time the big ten did not offer scholarships. ford had to work his way through high school. i'm sorry through college. heck took the to get him there michigan state, he would be named the most promising a player his freshman year, the most valuable player his senior year. behind it all american when the team goes und

they boarded at about 730 ottawa time, along with dominic barton, canada's ambassador to china.— along wanzhou left canada on an air _ ambassador to china. meng wanzhou left canada on an air china _ ambassador to china. meng wanzhou left canada on an air china flight - left canada on an air china flight but any prospect of a thaw in the adversarial relationship between the united states and china may prove to be short lived. huawei remains on a trade blacklist here and still faces charges of corporate espionage. time to catch up with the weather. very warm this weekend for the time of year. it was rather gloomy and tomorrow we should see a better chance of seeing the sunshine as the winds will be stronger, breaking up the clouds, but rain will be arriving from the west. tonight will be mainly dry, quite muddy, variable cloud, one or two spots of drizzle over western hills, temperatures not much below 13 to 15. over western hills, temperatures not much below 13 to 15 . tomorrow starts off warm, mainly dry, we should see more sunshine around, when strongerfrom the should see more sunshin

paula newton, cnn, ottawa. >> now, meng wanzhou is expected to be back on chinese soil in the comingours. will ripley is joining me from taipei. it really is hard to argue now as china has done that these two cases are unrelated. how is this going to be received in china? >> reporter: i'll tell you two words that you will not be hearing in china on their state media or their social media are the words "hostage diplomacy." there was some sort of a hashtag like that to pop up, it would be quickly scrubbed away by the army of online censors and trolls that are always making sure that everything is squeaky clean on the chinese mainland internet. they're reporting that meng wanzhou did not have to plead guilty. they're not mentioning she didn't dispute facts, but she did plead not guilty. this deferred prosecution deal means she was free to go home, free to get on a jet to leave her multi-million dollar mansion in vancouver where she's been under house arrest for nearly three years under conditions that arguably are going to be looser than the conditions that she'll be facing when she arr

soon they carried out attacks in paris, brussels, ottawa, and all across europe.ention, we are about to celebrate 20th anniversary of 9/11 attacks. joe biden is going to go to ground zero on saturday while thousands of people come americans from american visa holders from american permanent residents, afghan alleys of the united states are stranded behind enemy lines not by accident, by choice, by his choice. he intentionally left them behind. he ordered the last plane to leave afghanistan knowing they were there after promising he wouldn't leave until every american was repatriated. the reality is, why did he set that deadline? he said it in april when he announced it. we will be out of that war by the end of september 112001. he set the deadline of next saturday with those people behind so that he could and this operation could be done before he went to ground zero on saturday and that is shameful. >> mike: on that point texas republican with explosive comments yesterday on fox news sunday. let's play the clip. >> we have six airplanes at mazar-e sharif airport,

and soon they carried out attacks in paris and brussels and ottawa and all across europe.ow, we are about to -- as you mentioned, we are about to celebrate the 20 the anniversary of 202001 terrorist attacks. joe biden is going to go to ground zero on saturday while thousands of people, americans, american visa holders, american permanent residence, afghan allies of the united states, are stranded behind enemy lines not by accident, by choice, but his choice. he intentionally left them behind. he ordered the last plane to leaveen afghanistan knowing they were there after promising he wouldn't leave until every american was repatriated. and the reality is -- why did he set that deadline? because he said it in april when he announced it, we are going to be out of that war by the anniversary of september 11th 2001. so he set the deadline next saturday and he left those people behind so the separation could be done before he went to ground zero on saturday. it's shameful. >> mike: on that point, texas republican congressman michael mccaul made pretty explosive comments yesterda

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challenges and your main case against the weight election was conducted was against mail-in voting to ottawa to litigate everything because we don't have enough time and it's a bit of distraction but it want to drill down about the mail-in voting section. an president pandemic. feature contention democrats and the media really, really push for mail-in voting and mail-in voting is more manipulative whole and creates holes in the chain of things and it creates vulnerabilities for democrats have more strength. just one narrow question on that is, and yet we expected there to be hijinks without, would we not have seen or would we have seen donald trump gain in cities? we did it ever. he gained in new york city on talking to from now. i think he gained in philadelphia. he did in big cities and in 201650 would imagine democratic run big machines would be if they had like an ability with a thump on the skill that's exactly where it would happen. >> yeah, it's i think trump gain sorely from the mail-in voting but you lost within again because biden was gaining more. that's like, for example, of peop