now, of course taiwan can never match the military power of the pla.nk they can do is have enoughjets, enough submarines, enough soldiers to really put up huge cost on mainland china should beijing try to take that on by force. this would be a terrible bloody war and if you are going to do we're not going to make it easy for you so the calculations in the mind of the chinese government is is it worth doing this after all given that we would also be potentially in the wilderness economically for years to come afterwards. eitherway economically for years to come afterwards. either way we're seeing tensions the taiwan strait ratcheting up again and it seems like this could be the pattern for years to come now. stephen mcdonell though. president macron has said there's no other option but to restore order in the french pacific territory of new caledonia, which is under a state of emergency after the worst civil disturbances in a0 years. speaking in the capital, noumea, mr macron said he recognised the suffering of many families. he said additional security

you just have to look at the map that the pla has provided. it's online. now, what the message here is is that if we wanted to, we could blockade that place, so we could stop supplies getting in and essentially, potentially, force the government to its knees. now, the other thing that's, you know, being tested in these drills is an invasion, because there are amphibious craft involved, there are rockets involved. the taiwan defence ministry has responded by saying that they've put all of their own military on high alert. but also in a bit of a sort of a cheeky comment from them, they said they're vigorously gathering intelligence at this time. now, what they're saying there is if the pla is preparing to invade taiwan and this is a dress rehearsal, well, we can see how they're going to do it and in they're going to do it and in the future, they can be ready and it helps us to prepare so we sort of welcome this opportunity, i suppose, perhaps opportunity, isuppose, perhaps a bit of bravado from the taiwan military. a bit of bravado from the taiwan milita . ,

pla is contractor building the institute of virology and pla present when it was built and cyber evidence showing the pla had shadow labs inside the wuhan institute of virology and engineering university. it's all adding up. we need the documents. >> i don't have anything to do with the grants but sign them is what fauci said. an advisory board does it. ecohealth alliance doesn't comply with the terms of the grant, what happens? he said that's over in compliance. i don't have anything to do with this. they're passing the buck pretty much throughout and i will tell you, there's a lot of changes to make in any kind of grant process, and that includes things for the intelligence municipality before decisions are made. rachel: ecohealth alliance got yet another grant. it's just unbelievable. i really hope that you get these documents and the american people deserve to know what happened. funding the entire economy and way of life. people died too. thank you, congressman. thank you so much. all right, we're going to toss now to will and pete. pete: a carpenter before acting warns more skilled

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undertake the bulk of the serbian research activity in the ocean since 2020 all have long links to pla. suspicious behavior including document pl eight military parts for temporary turning off their tracking devices. in general, sure uncle how do your long moratorium on vessels entering the waters. if do believe it poses a threat to national security interest of the united states andt her partner allies in the region? >> correct senator, thank you very much. we share your concern about what prc research vessels could be doing in the indian ocean. cooperation on maritime domain awareness is a key part of our security assistance. it allows the sri lankans have the capability and technology to be able to put her onec waters d help defend the sovereignty. if i i am confirmed will contine to work with them for their own capabilities because if confirming your work to ensure the moratorium is maintained as well? >> we are working very closely to make sure they are is fair access to ports for all shifts. >> you do not skip that moratorium on the prc vessels? >> we would want to make sure we a

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he believes feet, so was targeted by western plas, this individual was not acting on his own. he didn't just wake up that morning and say, you know, let me grab my gun and i think i'm gonna go try to shoot feet. so i think they're absolutely being targeted by intelligence agencies, whether whether or not it's for assassination purposes. there's the essentially being targeted to accept the crew to create and fun, political opposition to them to try to undermine them, to try to just credit them to try to smear them. because they're, they're, they're really the 3 flies in the oil against the united states policy of trying to defeat russia and to use ukraine as a spring board to do that. uh, that policy is starting to fall apart. and you know what's, it's not just mail slovakia hungry and you know, serve you. but also what you're seeing now is with the recognition why 3 of the other european states at least norway, spain, and then ireland. so you start to see this whole european nato thing started a come apart and, and it was when and that kind of situation of the west gets desper

quickly, so we saw about 111 military aircraft from china flying various sorties around taiwan, dozens of plaships also encircled taiwan. the u.s. government has called this a military private -- military provocation >> markets, headlines, and breaking news 24 hours a day at bloomberg.com, the bloomberg business app, and at bloomberg quicktake. this is a bloomberg business flash. [no audio] [laughter] [no audio] [laughter] 33333333333333333 ahead of the big conference on june 4 to seven. some of the biggest names will be coming to taiwan over the next couple weeks. could be the biggest ever. haslinda: we await china's response. stephen engle, thank you. let's bring back shane oliver. we have rising temperature and's -- rising tensions all over the world and potential flashpoints yet here we are with the stock market edging higher and higher, pretty much risk appetite intact. is the market underpricing risk? shane: i think to some degree. the incident does worry me that investor confidence is so high on many measures. if you look at the vix index or the so-called fear index it's actually very

number one state spoern of terror, killed americans in iraq, they plot, plan, scheme, funded and know plaedt hamas did to israel. they are help ing hezbollah bom the living daylights out of israel, they are causing chaos and terror in the region. the guy is dead, you know what, good riddance, that is one dead terrifts. they say death to israel, death to america. all stuff you are hearing on elite college campuses, where is our moral clarity. the saddest thing in all of this, your president joe has literally surrendered in the war on terrorism and the world needs to understand that. that is embolden every terror state, every terror organization, embolden our enemies, embolden the world's worst actors and it has sent ambiguous message to our allies. look how he's been trying to hold back funds for israel. what i think democrats called a quid quo pro, not supposed to have conditions with funds, tweet from joe biden when they went ahead with impeachment on ukraine. this is a sad day, america's role as leader of liberty and freedom on the world stage has been abdo indicated by joe biden who has

execute on the ai theme but can you talk to us about why you have not automatically considered the ai pla- play? ankur: there are two companies, both of which used to be relatively slow growth companies but are now delivered to the ai plane. one makes cooling systems for data centers. the other, -- i joke that these are ditch diggers or pool climbers because they make the transmission for electricity. both of these things are going to have radically changing competitive dynamics. for example, for one we do not have enough electricity. we expect to see utility capex start to rise incrementally over the next five to seven years, all of which will service the people that implement the mines. for the other, you have a changing dynamic on the cooling aspect of the data center and it ends up being the net winner. caroline: that is really interesting because we are hearing again and again that this is a worry. for example, going around the middle east in particular, worrying the key bottlenecks are energy and indeed access to gpu's. that is why there has been so much reporting that he is trying

the supply chain issues that you reference, but also the fact that the pla is conducting blockading exercisesweek of the new president being inaugurated there, so i think you are going to see president yoon and prime minister kishida expressed their concern privately about the intentions of chinese behavior both in terms of the way that it is dealing with taiwan as a neighbor, but also the way their military is attempting to pressure the trade impact that they could potentially have on taiwan. so i think it is going to be in the conversation, whether we get a chance to look at what the conversation around -- wrought at the end, i am not terribly confident we will get to see that, but i imagine it will be on the table. annabelle: that was sheila smith there. we will have more to come on "bloomberg daybreak: asia." this is bloomberg. ♪ annabelle: fidelity international and blackrock are looking toward emerging markets including india and in as demographics begin to play a bigger role in it investment decisions. our strategist joins us. it is clear you have got challenges for the likes of china,

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how do you think i make oft pla? >> i hope they go after's 13 columbia's $13 billion endowment. i really do. they have so much mone endowmy and iwant g don't want government involvement here. >>tinvolv but i hope it's one oe things that makes these universitiesings stand up and t notice. and i want more schools to treat this nonsensei want. the university of florida versus my alma mater, ucla and columbia, because, you know, as you out on the show, it does violate free speech, you know, property destruction and false imprisonment. >> that's not free speecd falsel >> yeah, you know, i'm all for legal, lawful protest. it is. there's a reason itt. is enshrined in the first amendment that is not thisthis. and by the way, those broads and their fake officers they bought on amazon. they are getting their talking points disseminated to them directlyar from hamas. and there hasn't been enough reporting on that. on thatbut is certainly a lot of evidence for that. on some of the telegram channels where people are tesling down these hamas video and feeding them directly to groups like stud

the pla hates jews. they want to destroy israel.ean, the whole thing is -- it ought to trigger the gag reflex of every american. >> harris: you know we've been talking a lot about gag orders. almost like he is under one. what you are talking about is happening so he is not telling us that it is and not having to be held to account for what is going on. real quickly with this president what needs to happen next or do you think it has cost him so much politically that he can't get that young vote now? >> i think the president of the united states, for a change, needs to do what is moral and what is right. and in his heart he knows. we need to stand with israel and the jewish people. we need to fight with everything we have against hamas and iran. we need to do to hamas what we did to isis and al qaeda. i hope -- i've said it before, the president needs to go to amazon and buy spine online and do the right thing. >> harris: are you suggesting we go to war with israel against hamas? >> no, i am suggesting we back israel just like the pr

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did italian navy pla role significant role in the battle of the atlantic? yes.he italians wanted to contribute in a serious way. they had a large submarine fleet own. this was actually much of it was transferred to essentially two ports along the coast of france alongside the germans. but doenitz very little respect for the italian mariners. he believed their ships were not seaworthyns were incompetent and they really were just using up resources. so the germans really try to limit their role to observation and reporting things. radio, though they would sink number of vessels in the mediterranean or north atlantic. they played a very much an auxiliaryn part because germans confined them to that role role. you mentioned that the british concealed cracked the german code. was there any significant consequences to that? yes. so there were a number of instances where key information essentially could noed upon for fear of of revealing that that the allies had cracked the. so give you one example. the british were so concerned that a lot of this key intelligence migh

maria: but the white house already said we're pla planning attacks on trump if gets acquitted.e jury is about to deliberate, that's outrageous. you want to having outrageous, judge merchan, that's outrageous, for the white house to say we're planning attacks on trump should he be acquitted. the jury hears that, says i don't want to get attacked. >> everything i heard on the panel signifies this is a political process, it's what i hear from regular people watching it, what i hear from members of congress, that's why you see chairwoman stefan m nick trying to weigh in, move the oversight forward. >> there's so many things to unpack with the way that the country reacts and responds the verdict, whichever way that goes. if it's an you acquittal, i think people have to at that point admit there's a true injustice. now you've got the biden administration not ready to do that, i'm sure. i'm sure they'll have their own attack. well, he was put on trial and that means he's at least somguilty,trying to distort tha. if he's convict, they'll try to run around that over and a over again. an

. >> we know that some of the individuals are former members of the pla, do we have evidence or proofnote that go to america is degrees of information concerning is not evidence of some kind of a plot but you have to be suspicious based on who the individuals turn out to be. maria: joe pinion jump in here. obviously nothing occurs in a vacuum and we know for a fact that we have the chinese by balloon flying all across the nation while senator schumer and joe biden pretended that we were getting more from them than they were getting from us, we know that we have the chinese police stations all across the country run by the ccp and you put all that in context, is there political will within congress and democrats that might come to the table and if you see spikes in immigration the previous 13 years that perhaps we should actually have increased vetting for what's happening in the interest of pushing back against the chinese, and his party that's trying to infiltrate the homeland. >> i do think the democrats wanted to any increased vetting at all they want more people in the country as

well, remember, if you're in china, you're only leaving china if you have permission of the ccp and plawhy are all these military age males coming across the border? you have 50,000 since october. they could be here to perhaps when china tries to invade taiwan, they could try to attack critical infrastructure. they could try to foment civil unrest leading up to the 2024 election, they could try to infiltrate some of our sectors. we don't know. but knowing china and knowing the controls they have and a knowing their long-term goal of supplanting the united states as the global super power, we have to assume they're here for nefarious reasons. maria: president trump will be campaigning tomorrow -- president biden will be campaigning in pennsylvania tomorrow with kamala harris. obviously a swing state. what are your thoughts on pennsylvania and the upcoming race? >> i think president trump is going to win pennsylvania. s he's up between 4 and 6 there's the polls and in 2016 he was never ahead of hillary clinton in pennsylvania and of course he ended up winning pennsylvania so i think the d

braces ar decided in texas overnight many of them by razor thin margins a both parties make a serious plafor the lone star state. >> brand-new we just got an inside look at the bite biden harris campaigns of new initiative to wind back black voters before they unveiled it better gone pennsylvanian later today. as tomlinson live in all the major updates from the campaign trail. >> a good early morning carly and todd will at 4:00 o'clock president biden vice president harris are headed back to philadelphia. biden has visited pennsylvania more than any other state outside of its home state of delaware. he will unveil a new coalition to court black voters were he's been losing support. donald trump has seen his share of the black vote rise over 20 percent this year biden has lost 17 percent going back to the press past four years. biden held a number of events t shore up the black vote including speaking at morehouse college historically black and all middle school are tipped demographics he needs to wait i november. let's go to texas as you might mentioned we have primary results to share. f

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it's another sign of the growing chasm between the countries pla rly between israel's plan of a major rafah where the palestinian red crescent said half a million civilians are still sheltering. families fleeing under israel's evacuation knows have been piling their belongings on the side of the road near the water telling the a.p. they were told to leave but have no idea where they're going. another woman telling the bbc she has been displaced six times in the last four months and saying, quote, i'm so confused, this was the last place i know. nbc's hala gorani is reporting from cairo, egypt, monica alba is at the white house. the u.s. said aid from the egyptian side of the border should reopen today. what's the latest there? >> reporter: well, we're hearing from sources inside of gaza that, in fact, these border crossings have not reopened. there are two main ones in the south, one in the north, the one in the north erez we understand is not operational. rafah, that part of the border there that abuts egypt that the israeli military has sent tank s into, that one is closed. kerem sh

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we're now in a school in bay pla here, and the situation of the school is very bad. there's no medicine, no clinic or anything. we'll stay strong and we're sending him to go. so we'll be back to normal with the help of everyone here. these young man as a future, of course i have had or yeah, the future shaped by the hell now into a child. stop it, which is 0. the former us president donald trump is saying he will appeal his guilty verdict and his so called hush money trial. on thursday at jury convicted him on all 34 counts . so falsifying business records, trump says the trial was ring an to block him from running in the election in november. john 100 reports on this now from new york. anybody, donald trump is turning his historic criminal conviction into a presidential campaign issue. we're all comes out of the white house prepared, joe biden, the worst president to the history of our country is the worst president in the history of our country. the most incompetent is the dumbest president we've ever had. he's the dumbest president most incompetent president. and

the vessels able from the survey and research activity is 2020 have links to the pla and the militaryts and tracking devices. research vessels and from what do you believe the presence of prc and poses a threat to national security interest in the united states and allies in the reason? >> thank you very much and i share your concern about what research vessel would be doing which is why cooperation on domain awareness is a key art of security systems and allows the capability and technology to help us identify him confirmed, we will continue to build our own abilities. >> torture and moratorium in place as well? >> we are working closely to make sure there is fair access to ports for all ships. >> you don't want it on the moratorium act? >> we want to make sure we are working with we it is in the best interest. >> i finally wrap up saying steve king, think but high praise and we can highest recommendation. >> that is so nice to hear, thank you so much. >> the record of the committee will remain open until close of business tomorrow for members who have questions for the record. any q

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china's cyberwarfare, pla unit 61398 have the capability to disrupt key american infrastructure, critical to our agriculture. including power and water utilities and communication and transportation systems. china's global acquisition in supply chain monopolies continue to go unchecked and unaddressed. we have significant dependencies on parts, electrics, other inputs to our agricultural machinery the nutritional needs of our livestock is under dependence and inputs to pesticides and herbacides and china has companies for platforms for chinese market. globally and in the united states. so, diversion of product, sizeable negative impacts on u.s. producers. further, china's acquisition of global agriculture storage and logistic aspects should be examined. lastly, given the advances of farm technologies, our reliance on supply explain that provide kill switches to our machinery, our eyes, our productions, all matters that need to be addressed. there are solutions. federal laws addressing foreign ownership should be considered. changes to them. given the vulnerabilities of state to state rest

chinese aircraft along with warships, coast guard vessels, and basically what they were told that the plaiberation army, was practicing wolf, is a blockade of taiwan, a blockade would be a potential precursor for an invasion. they would try to use their military assets to cut off crucial shipping ports and also try to block air traffic from coming in and out and on an island like taiwan, where 24 million people living here rely on imports extensively for everything from food to energy. it wouldn't take very long before the here would essentially be brought to its knees if a blockade were in effect. so very ominous very threatening these military drills have happened before. and of course, they're taking it very seriously here in the capital taipei wolf. >> so how is taiwan will responding to this chinese aggression? >> obviously on the government level, they are condemning this. and calling on democratic allies around the world, including the united states to do the same. at the same time to time when he's military has been deploying its own aircraft to monitor the situation they've been

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the spokesperson for the chinese military, the pla naval kernel, lee, she put out a statement earlieri'm going to read you a portion of it. it says these exercises are quote, a strong punishment for the separatist acts of taiwan, independence forces and a serious warning against interference and provocation by external forces. that is a not so veiled warning towards the united states. john, taiwan's presidential spokeswoman, karen quo. she also put out a statement earlier today here in taipei saying that we will continue to defend democracy and we are confident and capable of defending taiwan's national security it is 7:42 p.m. thursday evening here in taipei. john, we're getting constant updates on where this thing stands, but clearly very high tensions in this corner of the world right now yeah, look, i can only imagine as we said, deliberately provocative from china will ripley, it's great to have you there and taiwan, this morning. thank you very much. emma another dangerous tornado overnight as a string of extreme storm sweeps across the country tracy and n is on the ground and g

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south, you know, the state often did and by and further north and jamalia and they tended one and they pla here and gaza city. it is a long and they have a growing list of, of places that have been attacked. we know that it's not just the, the, the 10th and cameron's that has been hit by as rarely forces to not a multiple other regions of guys that have also being attacked. and can you just give us an idea or if you think this could be a tipping point, that we have seen growing discontent among many of as rails in the united states as allies. and what is happening in gaza? this will for the fuel, those like no way like island like spine that we have seen in recent weeks. really stay a pop and try and put pressure on this route to stop coming innocent civilians and gaza. absolutely, and i think there's a lot that european countries can do to apply the pressure. we have to remember the israel's largest trading partner is the, is you're not the united states. and so there's a lot of leverage that can be used not just political, but economic. and so i think there will be a lot of pressure on t

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