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michael pillsbury is at the center for train strategies and he is the author of "the 100 year marathonecret strategy to replace america and the global superpower. thanks for coming on. >> thank you. >> tucker: so you have written i think the central book on this question.hi so we will stipulate what you say is true because i think it's obviously true. china wants to displace the united states is the most powerful nation in the world. why isn't our leadership political, media, cultural, sounding the alarm on this? because it's happening. >> there are lots of pretty good reasons. >> lots of companies and individuals have made large amounts of money in china. i hate to be so crass about it, but i have a colleague that invested $200 million, six years later he had to bring in return. that can be a pretty big motivator. second, you have inertia. you have the opening by kissinger and nixon and the bush family being proud of their connections with china. you have almost a strong effort ten years ago to set up g2, and that was backed by kissinger, brezinski, paulson and quite a few people that

michael pillsbury.the book, the hundred year marathon, china's secret strategy to replace america as the global superpower, and he is currently advising the trump administration, before sir, if you could, just give us a second. we want to take it to the white house at the moment. we are not just watching for kim kardashian, who is expected to show up to speak with privately jared kushner and possibly the president. but sports and fitness day at the white house. president trump delivering remarks on children's health and well-being and the importance of every child, including those in poverty to have access to youth sports. we do have celebrities present there. actor lou ferrigno. johnny damon, mariano rivera, former football star herschel walker. beach volleyball star misty may-treanor. let's get back to what is no doubt in the back if not the front of president trump's mind, that's the situation with china. it is, peers there is a split now for the administration, calling it team mnuchin, team wilbur r

that's the biggest problem. >> tucker: michael pillsbury. book. i hope that our viewers by it. >> thank you. i think china does have a strategy. and it's pretty good. >> tucker: i bet. thank you very much. conservatives are already unwelcome at google but they are not alone. animal rights activists were accused of racism when they tried to speak there. peta versus google, a peta representative joins us next for a fascinating interview, stay tuned. nd pressure. claritin-d relieves more. a cockroach can survive heresubmerged ttle guy. underwater for 30 minutes. wow. yeah. not getting in today. terminix. defenders of home. hello. give me an hour in tanning room 3. cheers! that's confident. but it's not kayak confident. kayak searches hundreds of travel sites to help me plan the best trip. so i'm more than confident. forgot me goggles. kayak. search one and done. leading conservative the opposition john cox. to jerry brown's sanctuary state. and chairman of the initiative campaign to repeal the gas tax. join me and let's make california great ag

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back with me to discuss, michael pillsbury and charles.hought she immediate the great case and the best line of all, she won't have to have any on-the-job training because she's be there for 30 years and knows what she's doing mtion gina has spelgina has spell shoy vote. put her life on the line for every american. people forget what it was like after 9/11 11 we had no idea what was going to happen. and what she did was preupt and within the law. i find it amusing, honestly, to see people criticizing her who cannot hold a candle to her credentials. it should be an easy vote for the democrats and republicans. charles: michael, again, back to that period when we were always look in the skies at commercial airplanes and just wondering, we didn't know where the next shoe would drop. we knew we were racing against the clock all around the world and she did her duty, her job. she made a commitment in front of all of these folks. piit was gad good enough for jo manchin. what are your thoughts? >> i think she's a he hero. i met her overseas. i can

there is a photograph taken in the late 1930's showing the historic pillsbury mansion, and you can see it outlined, 20 raycliff terrace. right here, there's a driveway that comes in, and there's a driveway in front of the house. the area that mr. emblich was pointing to in his section is this area right here, which is a flat driveway in front of the house in the late 1930's. so it doesn't seem logical that the survey that was provided is of natural grades -- grade. maybe it's important to fill in the 1930's, when that house was built. thank you. >> thank you. zoning administrator? >> thank you. yeah, i think that was raised in the brief, that that historical photo seemed to show a pathway of some sort leading to pacific. i don't think that we can draw conclusions about how flat or sloped that walkway or driveway is or was at that time and how that relates to the grade at this time. if we had more documentation to that effect that ran counter to the current grade, then we would use that, but we don't have that at this time. thank you. >> but i think the code doesn't differentiate betwee

the author is michael pillsbury, he joins us now.t the plans for korea summit. >> i agree with the president and i think the chinese are not happy that he called them out the way he did yesterday in public. the chinese fear president trump is the master negotiator that they have, has been sent from heaven to cause them a lot of trouble, and he has done this several times before, as you know, stuart. he talked about president xi, has disappointed me about the sanctions. that was one of his tweets. this seems to be a way that president trump has a sense of almost shaming the chinese leader, that we're such close friends, we like each other so much, president trump will say, but gee, you have done something now to make the north koreans tougher. so i don't like that he says. i think this is brilliant negotiating strategy on president trump's part. stuart: china has this plan, i believe it is called made in china 2025. >> yes. stuart: that is part of their plan to rival america in technology. so they are going to stick to that plan come

i will bring in michael pillsbury, the 100 year marathon, china's secret strategy to replace americamichael, this is the perfect book for this time. i'm telling you absolutely the perfect book. i'm telling you a lot of people are focused on nuances of fair trade that they're missing the bigger picture and that's china appetite and ambition. >> well of course i agree with you. that is what was at stake on thursday in beijing at this first round of talks. looks like the outcome is pretty good for president trump so far. charles: so the administration says they want to tackle china on advanced technologies. this is what people don't understand. last year china says they will start working on a $12 billion complex to build the next generation of computers. apparently they have got one that will be able to break all of our military encryption, that will let their nuclear subs stay submerged three months without detection. that would be a game-changer. they're also funding these big companies like buy due and tencent to help them along with this. these kind of game-changers don't get talke