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karen pierce. the new ambassador to the united states will be karen pierce.tion. she said she was honoured to have been asked to represent the uk in the united states and that the connection between the two countries was the uk's single most important relationship. she will take over from sir kim darroch who resigned last summer after comments he made about the president and his government were leaked. ms pierce has been speaking to our new york correspondent, nick bryant — and he asked her about repair work needed between the two countries, following disgareement over chinese firm huawei's role in the uk's 5g networks. i think if you look at the us uk relationship over the past several decades, you will find moments where we do not always agree on every issue and where it can be a bit bumpy. but the whole point of the relationship is that it is deep, it is profound and it is fundamentally successful and it is enduring. 0r is profound and it is fundamentally successful and it is enduring. or we have disagreements, we can talk about them and we can work out to

he was elected on the ticket with franklin pierce in 1852. but because he was terminally ill with tuberculosis, he actually never served in office. he was inaugurated and famously, the only vice president or president to be inaugurated outside of the united states. he did so in cuba. to the united states to die and he did do so in april of 1853. buchanan, the 15th president, succeeded franklin pierce and will be in office from 1857 to 1861. for allowingamed the civil war to happen and i think this is a somewhat unfair criticism of him. itt of my book, part of tried to do is how -- part of what it tried to do is understand how these two men were so successful in national politics and in an indirect way get at the political conditions of the period to answer the big question about to what extent they were personally responsible for this massive tragedy that was the american civil war. i started with their early biographies, started with them as young men, followed their college years, their entry into politics, meeting and friendship in the sen

buchanan, the 15th president, succeeded president pierce and will be in office from 1857 to 1861. he's often blame for allowing blamed for allowing the civil war to happen. part of what my book tried to do is understand how these two men were so successful in politics national politics and in an indirect way get at the political conditions of the period, the big question about to what extent they were personally responsible for this massive tragedy that was the american civil war. i started with their early biographies, started with them as young men, followed their college years, their entry into politics, meeting and friendship in the senate, their various overseas adventures, ministers abroad, and their success in national office as vice president and president, respectively. host: were they noted drinkers? did they share lots outside of congress? dr. balcerski: they did. both men were madeira drinkers. buchanan enjoyed whiskey. at home, in lancaster, you can find barrels of the old j.b. whiskey. j.b. are the initials of james buchanan, but it stood for a local producer jacob b

trump who described her at fb following encounter in the un and washington examiner, pierce impressedox news appearances, that's us. the intent here is to influence trump officials and consolidate british favors, so, yes, this is a good choice for britain and america, the special relationship, churchill and fdr defeated the nazi and saved democracy and the globe, margaret thatcher and ronald reagan staired down the soviet union, boris johnson and president trump face a variety of issues; terrorism among them, how will you and finally what do you think you will do, can you contribute to that special relationship? >> well, as you say, eric, goes back a long time, the key figures in it, it doesn't matter who is in power, either side of the atlantic, the important thing is that values that we share, the security and economic interests that we share, we work really hard to stand those up, keep them going and advance them, i think the clips she showed very very nice, they look a bit one way to me. [laughter] >> i think of this as a two-way relationship, we are the largest single investor in

karen pierce is currently the uk's ambassador to the un in new york. last summer after comments he made about president trump were leaked. ms pierce has been speaking to our new york correspondent, nick bryant — he asked her about repair work needed between the two countries, following disgareement over chinese firm huawei's role in the uk's sg networks. i think if you look at the uk— us relationship over several decades, you will always find moments where we do not always agree on every issue and where it can be a bit bumpy. but the whole point of the uk— us relationship is that it is deep, profound and fundamentally successful and it is enduring so where we have disagreements, we can talk about them and work out how to resolve them. the prime minister has made a number of offers at looking at the future and making sure that we do not find ourselves with a market failure again on issues like huawei. and i think myjob is to help the prime minister and foreign secretary and other ministers to keep those relationships going. that is the uk ambassador to

>>here's what you need to know the deputy is ok one of the bullets pierced the body cam hit his body armor, but i did talk to a public information officer with the santa clara county sheriff's office and she said it never went beyond the body armor did not pierce his skin he was taken to the hospital treated. and is back home. this happened in a very remote area unincorporated morgan hill area near you this reservoir all went down on friday night at around 10 30 at ne when he was in that area on patrol got out of his car, according to investigators that's when another car comes along. it gets closer and closer to the point where that car flips off the headlights and then unprovoked fired several shots at the deputy hitting him once hitting his suv 3 times he actually was able to return fire to times not exactly sure at this point that this officer made contact with the gunman. after the shots were fired. he then calls dispatch >>pretty rough at the bridge. >>the officer actually falls down an embankment took him about 2 minutes to get a flat level reinforcements come but by then the

the new ambassador to the united states will be karen pierce. has been giving me more details. this job has been vacant for six months since sir kim darroch resigned during that row about his less than diplomatic private comments that were leaked so this is a job that the british that the british government have been trying to fill for a long time. there have been lots of names in the frame, karen pierce was the long favourite, the foreign office choice. she joined the foreign office in 1981, she has worked pretty much everywhere, she is hugely respected, she has worked a great deal in the united states. the prime minister rates her because he got to know her when she was foreign secretary. donald trump reportedly once described her as fab so i think the hope will be that she will be a solid... magic dust over this. no but she is an incredibly good diplomat and i have watched for many years and she is brilliant, she gets that mixture of being blunt and no nonsense but also incredibly subtle about playing diplomatic so i think she is somebody who

i am so honored to welcome senator bernie sanders to franklin pierce university. [applause] my name is eleanor and of what you start by saying a bit of my background. i grew up in a small town of bakersfield vermont. there were so many times growing up my family could barely afford to put food on the table. this caused so much anxiety. unfortunately, this story is not just mine. many of my friends have also share the economic struggles. the fact this is an uncommon occurrence in households across this country is absurd and unacceptable to me. no one especially our children and elders should have to go hungry in the richest country in the world. we deserve someone like bernie sanders who understands the issues our country sase and will fight to fix them. i am currently a sophomore just trying to get an education but when i graduate i will have thousands of dollars in student debt. in fact, my mother who went to college and 30 30 is still payg her student loan bills. bernie's college for all possible not only transfer my life that would allow hard-working people lik

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. >> the additional traffic caused by the hotel will increase rixz for cyclists on pierce road. i'm a frequent cyclist on pierce road. >> that's been a dangerous road, and they made it more dangerous by making it straighter so people go up the road 50 instead of the 35 they're supposed to. >> reporter: in a written statement from saratoga mayor howard miller he said approving the plan and having more control over what happens at the winery and hillside would be a win but he's also looking forward to reviewing the planning commission's recommendation. again, that unanimous decision by the planning commission, that's going to be heard by the city council coming up on march 18th. now, tonight there were no representatives from the saratoga mountain winery who either identified themselves or offered any comments tonight pl reporting live in saratoga i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> sergio, thank you. >>> a high-speed chase in vallejo turned deadly. it all start when'd vallejo police got a call about a robbery late this afternoon. officers tried to pull over the driver of t

ok, we are coming into downtown amarillo on pierce street. we will stop and look at the herring hotel, which was built in 1926 in five and a half months. absolutelybuilding, amazing some but it could do that in five and a half months. they cannot even build an overpass into years, much less a 13 story hotel. it was situated just feet off route 66. it had a soft opening on december 15, 1926, which was only a month and four days after the birth of route 66. and then they had a big gala on new year's eve of 1926. and they where in business for a good, and then they were in business for good. abandoned forel, many years. money and aot of lot of tlc, but it could be something again today. this had 600 rooms. it also had people that lived at it. it had condos before condos were a thing. folks had apartments on the upper floors. this is where the movers and shakers stated. wheresement had a club oilmen and cattle barons could hang out and do business. it had on the second floor a coffee shop. there was also a ballroom on the second floor. this was t

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in the case of an enemy tank, it is going to fire what is armor piercing ammunition. back in theled shot day. then he will give a description tank or armored car or whatever , it might be. while he is doing that, once the gun is laid where the gunner can pick it up in his sight, he says he now sees the target within his field of vision, he is refining his aim point on the enemy target. the loader is taking that shot round and loading it into the main gun. when he gets it in the main gun, and arms the main gun, takes it off safe he will yell up. , in that process, the commander will make an estimation of range. somewhere in the fire command as , soon he gets it, he will announce the range to the enemy target. that was particularly important in these tanks because there was no organic range and capacity. it was purely an estimate. based on the estimated range, the gunner will use the appropriate radical within his sight to put the right sight on the range for the enemy target. that sounds complicated, but it actually in the case of a good crew, it would happen in about

democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders, holding a a town hall meeting today at franklin pierce university in rindge, new hampshire, just a day before the granite states primary election. this is live coverage on c-span2. >> make sure we do all the work we take to build this movie. together we can win this, , we n build a better world and it starts with you joining us to talk to voters and driving them to the polls tomorrow. so thank you so much every member to feel the burn. [applause]

pierce died that day, and a few months later that illegal alien was deported to mexico. have to tell you, for me, as i have worked with the corcorans since this time and shared their grief, this is an unsatisfying end to a tragic series of events that never should have happened, because the man responsible for pierce's death never should have been in tennessee in the first place. that story is heartbreaking. unfortunately it is not unique. in 2019 another tennesseean named debbie burgess was killed in a hit-and-run accident caused by an illegal alien with a lengthy criminal record. just last week sever county, tennessee -- and this is something that has shaken the entire community. sever county, two elementary school children walking to school, they are hit by an illegal alien who fled the scene. tragic. now, every member of this body is well aware that our country's permissive attitude toward illegal immigration has real-life consequences. our constant debate over policy and funding does not exist solely in the abstraction of politics. starting right now we must look in

new guy and our 1st one there is no law on us that religious and bed at 10 when we appointed that pierce the police officers come to report all the hospital i remember they don't take all their talk that well let's see what was happening and i was intensive care so they told my prince instead of you going to court just sitting down with this suspect and you are you know what she ate from how much you want this person to play you something that really i will if you know this person has done harm for her come from something harmful i was not willing for . it so i thought maybe it could have made as from a prince not we are looking to get a single coin from the suspect this is going to court so the police officer that being the can when they really needed neck to play need if you try to go into court you're not just it's because there's no 1000000 uganda that's the violence we have on retaining we're not point i'll take no talking about anything that i just say oh it's so limits of what do you want the government to do what are you campaigning for right now you're campaigning for a specific

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there's so many candidates and even more it's about moments, more than usual, piercing through. who did that and who did it well? >> reporter: michael, i don't know if there was one stand out winner precisely because piercing through the noise can be really tough in a debate this size. new hampshire is looking more and more like a two candidate race between sanders and buttigieg. what did stand out is sanders took some criticism, but buttigieg was unsurprisingly the main target of attack fresh off his stellar performance in iowa. so he was playing defense most of the night. they did get some jabs in on him on hid kind of lack of government experience, the usual. but i don't think anyone really landed a knock out punch. >> a lot of people thought amy klobuchar got high marks. where does she sit in this field with strength, and that dreaded word, high electability? >> klobuchar did have a strong evening. i think one of the challenges for her she's trying to occupy that centrist lane that already quite crowded with biden and buttigieg. so polling this week showed her in single digi

home fans celebrated like it was still valentine's day one all at half time but a lot by the mouth pierce in the 2nd half large tindall making it to one. selflessly forgoing his own chance to lay it on for his teammate. and captain jindal was at it again in the 77th minute have this time kenny sack audio was the one serving it up to him to make it 31 for blood by the time florian neuer house completed the rout 5 minutes later. and what a way he did it dashing past defenders i'm bouncing the ball over the keeper. for one the final score of others less suffers his 1st defeat as joe sold off coach while black bucs stay firmly in the mix at the top of the bundesliga table. have grabbed the headlines for all the wrong reasons this way thanks to head. but their 21 victory of the pettibone could help turn a new leaf. and the early lead thanks to a 10 minute header from drake by. their advantage was cut short when the shot was knocked into half his net by keeper. then half a debutante the 67th minute back heel on the capital city club's 1st now. it's a new coach i think centenary 21 the final sch

and the home fans celebrated like it was still valentine's day 10 at half time o'clock by the mouth pierce in the 2nd half large tindall making it to one. selflessly forgoing his own chance to lay it on for his team mate. and captain jindal was at it again in the 77th minute have this time denis sack audio was the one serving it up to him to make it 31 for blood. and florian neuer house completed the route by minutes later i and what a way he did it was dashing past defenders and pouncing the ball over the keeper. for one the final score but it was less suffered his 1st defeat as just pulled off coach while blood bucked stay firmly in the mix at the top of the bundesliga table . had a belly and have grabbed headlines for all the wrong reasons this way thanks to had klinsmann's shock resignation but their 21 victory on the pad a bomb could help turn and new leaf. then grabbed an early lead thanks to a 10th minute hit it. did rick they got. their advantage would be cut short when in a shortened show was knocked into health as net but. really just on back at the did not to stream a 67 minute

charlie pierce, writer at large for "esquire." erin haines. and sherry moretis, thank you all for being here. i am going to go to you first, charlie as a neutral party here. it does feel like the 2016 primaries will never end. >> it really is time for the 2016 election to be over. this is reminding me of the episode where one guy was white on one side and black on the other side and the other guy was reversed. and they'd been fighting for 5,000 years over this. that's what this is. everybody just let it go, seriously. >> the thing is the fact that they can't let it go, that this rift in the party is still so raw for both hillary clinton supporters and obviously, the candidate, and for bernie sanders' supporters, particularly he doesn't talk about it as much. they're taking basically two parties still at war. this is worse than 2008. >> what you are seeing is that this wound has been opened anew. you talk to the sanders campaign, they say look, hillary clinton drew first blood by bringing this back up again. this is not just bad blood lingering

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. >> the story has often been and you sought in that pierce quote that kennedy's father was the one pullinghe strings behind the scene but that is not true. jack kennedy wanted that pulitzer prize. there most times he brought up the pulitzer prize heat told a story and i would rather win if you look surprised that be president. because he had the strong desire for literary fame, even though he did not really want to do literary work, he got himself the prize. in new york city, and washington dc, people have been gossiping, did kennedy really write that book, i wonder who really wrote that book? i wonder how much money they're getting out of the royalty checks. but then the pulitzer changed the equation. i think it made in a moral question and an ethical question. desk.s realized the when i was at the kennedy presidential library are looked at the letters kennedy was receiving a 1957. librarians and schoolteachers were sending letter saying, did you really write this book? there were responding to that interview. you would not have accepted that prize if you do not the book, did you? tonight

next, franklin pierce. oh, poor franklin pierce. new hampshire's only president. 41st place. the kansas/nebraska act did him in. he also had a bit of a drinken problem. but you might also remember if you have known anything about him that he came into office with a tremendous tragedy. they had three sons. he'd already lost two of them. and the third, a young boy named benny, died in front of his wife and himself as their train capsized on their way to washington. he carried his son's dead body up from the zinaccident. his wife really had a very hard time recovering from that and spent much of the first couple of years in the white house on the second floor in the residence writing letters to her dead son. a very tragic story. in pierce's case, he had a hard time focusing and assembling his cabinet, understandably, which put him behind the curve. next up, andrew johnson. 42nd place. and david stewart is the biographer we chose for him. the tennessee governor who was loyal to the union, but, of course, impeached by the republicans using the tenure of office act. okay. guess who

pierce morgan, so great to see you tonight.ou so much for that. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: democratic polster and supporter of mike bloomberg. thanks for come on. >> thank you. >> tucker: i know a lot of bloomberg supporters every one of them is on his payroll. i ask the same question which is aren't you concerned about the corporate takeover of the country that he represents and if you aren't, tell me what issues he is running on? they always point to gun control. and i think he is sincerely for gun control. and i am sure you think that, too. here is my question. if he is for gun control, why is he disavowing the single most effective gun control program ever put into place in this country, stop and frisk, which took thousands of illegal firearms off the street? how is he against that? i don't understand. >> tucker, let me explain. he is running on his record. and using his money to communicate what his record is. one of the most successful mayor's new york has ever seen. his biggest success was bringing people together. he

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of bondi of pierce and her husband john carroll have been fighting the military through the courts for 10 years but i'm an adult the law will still be a little our listeners'. not just. a vision of the past francesco pyrrhus did his national service in thailand in the late ninety's he took part in military exercises and his parents say he was ordered to pick up all shills with his bare hands. a few years later at the age of 27 he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. his parents blind the armed forces whenever they fuck with or throw in no matter what i meant. about the truth. of a general of the. course and more money. with the. more. difficult. this is the rubbish john carlos says built up in his son's liver. there particles so small they can quickly pass through your lungs and into your body. biomedical engineer anthony a to get it analyze francesco's liver tissue the and she found nano particles of 7 different metals in the juma including crimea. tungsten and titanium. there's no metals industry around but these are all used by the arms industry. dr gassy believes francesco was con

. >> joining me now for the state of the country and the upcoming new hampshire primary, charlie pierceuire, matt visor, national political reporter for the "washington post." good to have you both here. matt, as i was watching the president today, i was struck by a thought. his approval rating has gone up marginally during the impeachment trial, and i have the theory that anything that essentially takes him out of the center focus, even if it's his own impeachment, ends up to his benefit, this the president, this is who he is. we haven't seen him in a while. >> interesting because he's been at the center of impeachment, but not testifying. not at the forefront, and this was a reminder, i think of sort of what he is and what he does and how he rambles as you point out, going on for over an hour, giving plenty of content to any opponent of his and reminding people i think of why they're opposed to him. if you're a democrat focused on the primary race. >> that question, and there's a reason i ask senator stabenow, that, one of the key questions has to do with the sort of access to have do

and i think these candidates if they want to really pierce through, they ought to be piercing through what are the weaknesses in those arguments that okay maybe your wealth gets you a democratic primary. but these issue wills come back. we will be carpet bombed with your comments, with your statements. and it will have an impact on an election that is largely going to be decided in the margins. especially in a state like mine like florida where, you know, our presidentials have been decided by about one percentage point. >> if i could jump in here. sorry to interrupt, but this is why it's so important. at this stage of the race, candidates have become very self-referential. because they're working their hearts out. i love politicians, but they're thinking about themselves. and bloomberg's wealth wounds them. it doesn't wound my mama. right? they need to be talking about what bloomberg has said about stop and frisk. what he's said. this is why they're going to fall for it. they're going to rise to it. >> how do you know that? >> because i know politicians. because i know these people.

a major fire broken out your one of pierce's railway stations. the blaze is under control.t is believed to have been started by opponents of a congolese singer and his protest -- concertrt taking placace in e area. both wagon struck a deal to compensate car owners affected by its dieselgate scandal. they will pay damages to more than a quarter milillion driver. they outfit the cars that manipulated emissions readings. the timber -- greta thunberg has appeared at a rally. she told thousands that she would not be silenced while the world is on fire. we will turn now to violence that has left 38 dead. it began last week in protest over a controversial law that couldn't say makes it difficult for muslims teen citizenship. 30 say no incidents have been reported over the last two days and despite the quiet, fear prevails amongst muslim residents who allege they were targeted by mobs. dw has been to visit one of the neighborhoods hit by violence. [crying] >> shock, fear, and loss is all she is left w with. a few d days ago she fled for hr life when her fire was -- - home was set f

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>>here's what you need to know the deputy is ok one of the bullets pierced the body cam hit his body armor, but i did talk to a public information officer with the santa clara county sheriff's office and she said it never went beyond the body armor did not pierce his skin he was taken to the hospital treated. and is back home. this happened in a very remote area unincorporated morgan hill area near you this reservoir, all went down on friday night at around 10 30 at ne when he was in that area on patrol got out of his car, according to investigators that's when another car comes along. it gets closer and closer to the point where that car flips off the headlights and then unprovoked fired several shots at the deputy hitting him once hitting his suv 3 times he actually was able to return fire to times not exactly sure at this point that this officer made contact with the gunman. after the shots were fired. he then calls dispatch. >>united has 13 united a pretty rough at the bridge. >>the officer actually falls down an embankment took him about 2 minutes to get a flat level reinforceme

mark: many of these shell companies, we don't have any ability to pierce that veil. we need that information not just in terms of the f-1 visa program, but candidly against potential terrorist financing, crime, other national security threats as well. stephen: which brings us back to john fong yang's home in mountain view. remember he promised to talk to us while we were standing in a parking lot at his other workplace. stephen: why did you have f-1 visa workers? where do you want to meet? stephen: yong would not answer or even give us a time or place to meet.mpl? did they pay you? john: no, no, no; sorry, i think you're too aggressive. stephen:te, got in his car and drove away, and we never heard from him again. stephen: we also reached out to the people listed as company officials and all those other businesses we talked about in that story. they never got back to us either. we also asked google several times to comment about john fong yong's job there. they never returned our phone calls or our emails. coming up next, ever wonder what happens to all those stolen p

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maxwell pierce is his name, he's a trick shot artist. look at that. he looks a lot like steph curry. i want to see that again, can we? and roll it off the back here. and slamdunk. dr. j flying in from out of town does approve it, and that's the sporting life. rest in show, they are. >> see you later everyone, good night. (groaning) push, damn it! i'm not losing another baby today. -(flatline) -(groaning) cardiac arrest. crash cart! the shock could kill the baby! (paddles whine) that's something i'll just have to live with. maybe we could turn off the tv? -clear! -(tv shuts off) well, folks, i'm afraid i have some bad news. oh, my god. no. n-no, not that bad. i'm sorry. i did not think that through. no, you're not giving birth today. you've had false contractions, known as braxton hicks. it's very common. uh, so what does that mean timing-wise? it's no indication. it could be five weeks from now, could be five hours from now. i suggest you and your husband go home, get some sleep while you still can. oh, we're not married. we're just lovers. ugh! yuck.

what president trump did this time pierces the heart of who we are as a country. we must stop him from further harming our democracy. we must stop him from further betraying his oath. we must stop him from tearing up -- the founders knew that in order for our republic to survive, we would need to be able to remove some of our leaders from office when they put their interests above the country's interest. senators, we have proven that. this president committed what is called the a.b.c.'s of impeachable behavior. abusing his power, betraying the nation, and corrupting our elections. he deserves to be removed for taking the very actions that the framers feared would undermine our country. the framers design impeachment for this very case. senators, when i was growing up poor in south texas, picking cotton, i confess -- i didn't spend any time thinking about the framers. like me, little girls and boys across america aren't asking at home what the framers meant by high crimes and misdemeanors, but someday they will ask why we didn't do anything to stop this president w

at the moment, the candidates at the moment are for, emily thornberry, kiersten army —— pierced armourhe final ticket and then we have another six weeks or so before the result on april the 4th. so with a long time. i was genuinely thinking that she was get a say she went power lighting. —— power lighting. it was all beastly gag. —— obviously a gag. if you run into her ask her for selfie. i think shall try to meet as many labour party members that she can because she's far from the line at the moment. going to brexit, a new offspring has emerged. for our podcast children. and it's very good! i haven't listened to it yet but i'm sure it is. they did two episodes in two days. did you see that? well done and one of the people who's involved is anthony. hello. how are you today? i'm doing well, a little tired to be honest. state of the union address, and of an impeachment trial, it's been one thing after another. super bowl sunday night so it's been crazy newsweek here in the us and it hasn't ended yet. so i'm catching my breath today before i get on the plane to head to new hampshire wher

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would be dealt and the list and that he called a section of syria and just finally dame catherine pierce the british ambassador to the united nations she has been promoted to become britain's a woman in washington now the ambassador in washington she said you use cluster bombs on all spittles what do you make of a promotion well i think i will ask you a lot to make a funny ambassador saying that out any government i think probably she was promoted to from a british ambassador to the u.n. to british ambassador in washington as it is alt. stands again as the sudan government and sudan people but i will tell the british ambassador that had a statement that he'd colonialists to statement we had a fighting for our freedom well that is taboo cian and making a lot of future and day she would have no say and the future of syria dr but then it's about thank you. thank you thanks. after the break is china detaining 1000000 we get is or is this a terror cover story for us spillover of the war in afghanistan is china really using one way to hack into all of mobile phones is china suppressing informa

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