a listen to prime minister's johnson's call for a confident confidence vote silly pinned by the politburo because it does not have cold feet and in their government they will have a chance to prove that they have been to our house right he's written this and it was. a was a sure this was a speaker they have been to the house right is restricted to table immersion of mary told her it was like oh god god i didn't have the right to her. or mr johnson there challenging the opposition a leaderless has straight to london to do his bare get a mosque better get prime minister facing the music in parliament. well 1st of all he started very very defiantly i mean providence a johnson i think it quite unusual attack own parliament no apology that he has through a parliament and found to be a no 4 by the highest court in the country but instead he accused polman of basically sabotaging democracy so tanning everything around and saying that the people in the opposition benches just don't want to leave at all and that they even involve the courts and basically every trick in the book in order to prevent

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that point i must interject my thought here so to some degree the the central banks are a bit of a politburo you know they're setting the price of the money and they have their thought was if we lower the price the money will create some of the flash and that'll create some tax revenue it will pay off our debts instead they created deflation and they are sinking the global economy as now pundits are recognizing that negative interest rates and low interest rates are causing deflation not fighting deflation. that's. a market signal that they're getting it's more of a panic signal or let's say the minsky you know i'm in minsky and hysteria that markets start to feed on each other and you use the plated asset value to borrow money to inflate the ass of again until you have that minsky moment of a crash where there was 987 the bond market 93 dot com in 2001 sub prime mortgage 2008 and i think we're at a minsky moment right now do you agree with that and if so where will it pop up where will we see it we and others have been talking about the everything bubble everything bubble is perhaps the hos

is not a capitalist country here's why there is no way a group of billionaires could control the politburo. the owners control american policy making. so in china you have a vibrant market economy but capital does not rise above political authority capital is not does not have in trying rights in america capital the interest of capital and capital itself has risen above the name of the american nation the political authority cannot check the power of capital and that's why america is a catalyst country but china is not this is the ironic title of a bestselling book by zhang leisure a journalist and critic who lives in beijing. many americans imagine that the chinese people live miserable repressed her life these no freedom must have a. that's not quite sure if you toss speak to many ordinary chinese people they will tell you that they feel that their life i quite free some 500000000 people being lifted out of poverty and some would say probably 600000000 people that's a great achievement. for many ready americans the yellow peril has never left and i think of the there's the fear about chi

and the things we talk about are the hard targets around the world, the kremlin, or perhaps the politburoly had such an excellent source and we've squandered it through sloppiness and leaks, we should reflect upon just sort of the culture in washington that sort of rewards leaking. and so it's a real loss. >> the culture dating back, it seems apparently there were some concerns in 2016 about this informant. >> at least. we probably declassified too much when we put out the little interim report in that would be january of 2017 about the -- how we knew that putin ordered it, and how we knew that putin was for trump and against hillary clinton. >> what do you think is happening inside the kremlin right now? you heard pete williams talking about -- they're actually publicly talking about this, which is rare and unusual. how closely are they watching this? >> i'm trying to reason my way through this. i think the senior official that they figured out when he disappeared or didn't show up for work a few years ago that he was the guy. i have no doubt that they are hunting for him. i really wonde

struggle going on at the top, perhaps between xi and the military or xi and other members of the politburo it does seem potentially that things are shifting out of alignment and that is quite worrying for people both at the at the the middle and bottom of chinese society. paul: and how does beijing handle the situation in hong kong? that looks like we are set up for another weakened of protesters that -- weekend of protests that could spill into the october 1 celebrations. how does beijing handle this? >> we would like to see beijing handle this as a mature power that can value hong kong as both a pressure valve of chinese discontent but also as a creative, important financial center. i think the worry is that someone, either at the top of the party or some local official, feels this is going to embarrass china or embarrass jie ping, soying -- xi jin they start shooting protesters or round up protesters and announce martial law in hong kong, and i think that is something very few would want to see, but that might happen. i don't want to predict what is more likely, other than to say i hope

is not a capitalist country here's why there is no way a group of billionaires could control the politburo. the owners control american policy making. so in china you have a vibrant market economy but capital does not rise above political authority capital is not does not have in trying rights in america capital the interest of capital and capital itself has risen above the name of the american nation the political authority cannot check the power of capital and that's why america is a catalyst country but china is not this is the ironic title of a bestselling book by zhang leisure a journalist and critic who lives in beijing. many americans imagine that the chinese people live miserable repressed her life these no freedom western ever. that's not quite sure if you toss speak to many ordinary chinese people they will tell you they feel their life i quite free some 500000000 people being lifted out of poverty and some would say probably 600000000 people that's a great achievement. for many americans their yellow peril has never left and i think of the there's the fear about china of course

if he's taking personal blame inside the politburo for the mess that is hong kong, he's supposed to ben hong kong. how did he misplay this? as liz was saying, the economy is in terrible shape in china. in addition, pork prices going up 10% in ten days. they are rationing pork in the cities in china. half of the hog herd in china has been killed by this disease, african swine fever. that's why they're not buying soybeans from the united states. they got no animals to feed them to. the consumer inflation in china is running out of control. on basic things like food. you've got the economy slowing down. he's under tremendous pressure and non-performing loans in chinese banks are going up so it's very weak. stuart: it's a bad situation economically. the trouble in hong kong rolls on. add it all together, do you think we will get any kind of trade deal with xi jinping before the election? any kind of deal at all? >> very very slight chance. we have to remember -- stuart: that means xi jinping is digging himself into his corner. >> oh, yes. stuart: it will get worse from here. >> he will wan