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the less active state there was pompeo and it was soft where you have xi jinping and pompeo with theird with their staff down the side, having just the chinese representative at the head off the table sends the wrong message.— head off the table sends the wrong message. let's discuss what they _ wrong message. let's discuss what they talked _ wrong message. let's discuss what they talked about. - wrong message. let's discuss l what they talked about. blinken said he wanted to establish a line of contact from military to military, that did not happen as we know. he did speak to cbs news about what he thought the contact should look like, this is what he said. quote, is less of a hotline and more regular engagement, regular communication so that they understand what we are doing are not doing. why do you think they haven't been able to establish that communication? because the chinese don't want it. we have yet to put them in a position where they want to talk to us. when i was in government in this position, the approach was that when we have put in a pressure on, they will talk to us.

mike pompeo is here. first to gillian turner with the breaking new details on this from the white house. hi, gillian. >> hi, martha. so aside from what we all just saw play out at the white house, i want to flag that it's important the secretary state himself just a short while ago confirmed the existence of the chinese spy base inside cuba. he said it's part of a broader chinese effort to ramp up espionage of the united states. take a listen. >> they're seeking an upgrade of their intelligence collection in 2019. i can't get into every step we've taken but the strategy begins with diplomacy. our efforts have slowed down this effort by the p.r.c. >> this admission comes now just four days after john kirby had initially completely shot down reporting about this spy base. here's john kirby just a moment ago. >> we were as forthcoming as we should have been at the time the first stories appeared. there is -- the sensitive nature of this information is such that we just simply couldn't go in to more detail. >

was no spy base when he served in trump administration that was loud to be there joining me mike pompeo a pleasure to see you welcome back. >> o good to be with you again, maria good morning. >> what can you tell us about this spy set up in cuba he surveilling american as i said white house said they had no idea then admitted set up since 2019 apparently. >> boy that story from white house reminds me of storiline from balloon you remember first no balloon then it was whet balloon then there was a balloon during trump administration, so the narrative continues they should be more candid with respect to the to chinese communist party, maria to your larger point which is i have seen report on spy base in cuba we know what happened with spy balloon we know that there are operating police stations inside our country aware trying to lay he telecommunication cables across ocean floors evidence i said early 20 chinese communist party has objected global domination to take down united states to make us a nation in decline this further evidence of efforts, required focus of united states to make

donald trump and mike pompeo set that up. joe biden, yet he should not have done what he did but essentially he was basically forced to do what he did and then they are lying about all of the equipment left over there and stuff like that but quite frankly the equipment that we left over there was left in the hands of people that eventually will hopefully take that country back. but you know they don't tell the truth. cuba. cuba is another example. president obama tried to establish relations with cuba. trump and his cronies shot that down and quite frankly biden didn't do anything to encourage it. so guess what? now we got china over there. they are their own country. they can invite whoever they want. host: eric, new york, republican, what's the biggest problem facing the united states today? caller: i think we got a lot of problems, lot of division. but overall i do think we are on the right track. we just need to take care of each other. we need to be better on these issues. the man who just called was absolutely right. al

the last secretary of state there was pompeo. and it was cushy chairs.mpeo with their comfy chairs and with their staff down the side. having just the chinese representative at the head off the table sends the wrong message. let's discuss what they talked about. blinken said he wanted to establish a line of contact from military to military. that did not happen, as we know. he did speak to cbs news about what the contact should look like. this is what he said. quote, "it is less of a hotline and more regular engagement, regular communication, so that they understand what we are doing and are not doing." why do you think they haven't been able to establish that communication? because the chinese don't want it. we have yet to put them in a position where they want to talk to us. when i was in government in this position, the approach was that when we've put enough pressure on, they will talk to us. we are yet to put enough pressure on the prc to make them, to drive them to the table to engage in a serious fashion. and we've just given them an excuse to con

secretary of state visit china, when xi jinping sits side by side with secretary pompeo.e despised pompeo, but then at least they know he also has some sort amount of fear. this is a conversation that needs to happen, but needs to happen on equal terms. i think china right now is in a position to sort of challenge americans' not only goodwill, but also american strength, and by playing this sort of optical game. so i think it's important both sides sit down to talk about -- engage to avoid a crisis. and i think, also, it's very important for us to keep in mind what's at stake on the chinese side. amna: ryan, president biden has said that he believes u.s.-china relations are on the right trail. do you agree with that after these meetings? ryan: well, i think that the past two days put us on a better pathway than we were on a week ago at this time. the reality is that it's important for the united states and china to have the capacity to communicate directly with each other. it's important to shrink space for miscalculation. it's important to explore whether there's mutual

the first country to support the appointment of the eu, the then us secretary of state mike pompeo congratulatedember 2019 at a moment of great responsibility, when there is a need to restore order in bolivia now, secretary of state blinkin is indifferent to the fate, they inflicted the us government on duty urged bolivia to protect lower american civil rights, but did not comment on the detention of the former interim president of bolivia janines 10 years in prison, by the way, in terms of statements and jeanine's behavior is compared to the president of moldova by my female. it seems to have been elected legitimately. however, blindly following the manual from washington gives out a similar narrative, and in moldova, more and more dissatisfied with such aggressive approaches to the european vector , the republic of moldova is completely losing its last elements of sovereignty and hmm, all these here all these visits are endless. yes, every day everywhere. you are western. e officials to the republic of moldova simply emphasize that this is a zone of our control and influence, that the republic

he, mike pompeo, had handled thousands of them in his life, and the conduct al lenled in the affidavit is totally inconsistent with that. this is not something that is easy to do. it is shocking to me that if somebody could come up with a conspiracy that could get us to this point of number two, and indictment number two, and we are not done yet. >> yes, two more indictments to come, john. >> so you have nine other republican candidates for president trying to figure out what to do at this moment, and most of them are talking about a two-tier justice system and deflect, and some say they would pardon him, and talking about the timing of the marsha blackburn email. and tim scott, it is time to elect a president to be proud of and one with an optimistic conservative message that we can be proud of. and you can say nothing, and why did you send that at this moment, and the other candidates are trying to figure out what to do, and i was emailing with activists in iowa and some go quiet, and the never trumpers and the never trumpers and that is an unfair to say that, and the people who don'

colleagues in the tehran prosecutor's office, and 73 of them were accused of three key defendants, pompeo and markazi . last year, as the volume of cases and the number of complaints increased, the survivors were summoned and invited based on the order of the court, and the copies of the notices of the readers were also received . they introduced the court, but the result where have the follow-ups in the international courts reached, but the americans, both in the west, are throwing stones in the way of the legal follow-up of the case, in our domestic courts and in the international conventions of 2013, with the immunity of foreign diplomats. this discussion can be taken in the field of the ministry of foreign affairs. the sed and sima news agency told me that non-governmental schools are under strict supervision and violators are dealt with. the head of the organization of non-governmental schools and centers of the ministry of education said that out of 18,000 non-governmental schools, less than half percent of non-governmental schools are guilty of charging tuition fees in excess of th

fox team coverage, former secretary of state mike pompeo joins us in just moments. but first we go to senior national correspondent rich edson, republicans have been pushing for a more robust response to china. >> they have, several republican candidates are detailing new proposals, and nikki haley accused former president trump of showing moral weakness in his friendship with xi jinping and said trump did too little to address china beyond the economic threat. >> we have to take china on domestically, economically and militarily. we have to get them to stop the flow of fentanyl and if that means us changing our normal trade relations we should do it. >> trump defended his record on china, including tariffs of hundreds of billions of dollars of import to the united states and knocked his main rival. >> ron sided with the communists in china. >> desantis is willing to use tariffs to get china to the negotiating table, and even support tax incentives for critical industries in the united states. and one of the latest entrants in the republican race, miami mayor franci

. -- mike pompeo, o'brien, i'll still travel with full time security details after the -- affiliated groups still are targeting them on u.s. soil. this is an adversary, nation it is a regime, and to have war plans just sitting in a country club is just so incredibly dangerous. >> i, mean in your opinion, this conversation has been accurately described by sources. does this add to jackson with special counsel's criminal obstruction? >> the conversation that is on tape, apparently, does certainly show intend, it does certainly show a rather reckless disregard for standards and a good bit of information of what was in this classified memo. but yeah, letting people actually see it is a fine line. so i think it does just show a very loose attitude towards complying with regulations, and the laws that govern national security. >> thank you. joining us, now olivia troye, counterterrorism adviser and vice president pence. in your mind, what is the most immediate national security threat or concern about a document like this being outside a secure facility? again, we don't know the details of

we've seen that they are targeting americans, targeting john bolton, they're targeting mike pompeo. there have been apparently assassination plots on u.s. soil. so i think to me is how many people accessed these documents? how many people saw this information? and where did it get traveled to? who else saw it? saudi arabia would probably be very interested in this, wouldn't they? maybe israel, maybe russia, maybe china. if this gets into the wrong hands, this could be years of damage. and it's also about lives, right. it's also about the lives that are involved with this. and the reason i raise that is because there was just this trivial attitude when it came to military planning and the intelligence community. i think a lot of -- trump and a lot of his inner circle forgot that these are people who served. these are family members who serve our country, who deploy, who serve overseas. it's a long time planning effort that goes into a lot of these situations, and it's just -- the plain disregard for their lives and the implications for these individuals, that never really factored a

senior american officials , including john bolton mayons and mike pompeo , were special guests at the meetings of the monafekin group, the united states removed the monafekin terrorist group from the list of terrorist groups in 13th year. referring to the important role played by basij professors, tehran said that your mission in universities is to fulfill the right of a father and a teacher towards students of a certain class. we have arrived, but in other parts, especially in the territory, the idea of ​​approach, methods and tools, we need to create a transformation. the leaders of this society's elites and the scouts of this movement are undoubtedly the dear basij professors who are responsible for this mission, of course, this work is related to the development of the idea of ​​this transformation. in the field of governance and in fact modernizing the governance system requires a scholarly, intellectual and collective work , we cannot do this individually, and if we want to be successful in the jihad of explanation, we must start from the jihad of production . he pointed out the

even though he despised pompeo, he also has a certain amount of fear.s a conversation that needs to happen, but needs to happen on equal terms. china is in a position to challenge americans not only goodwill, but also american strength. by playing this optical game. it is important both sides, to sit down and engage, to avoid a crisis. and also, it is important for us to keep in mind what is at stake on china's side. amna:amna: president biden believes tensions are on the right trail. do you agree with that? ryan: the past two days put us on a better pathway than we were on a week ago at this time. the reality is it is important for the u.s. and china to have the capacity to communicate directly. it is important to shrink space for miscalculation. it is important to explore whether there is mutual intent to moderate the relationship. here doing these rings because it is in america's interest -- we are doing this because it is in america's interest. the reality is the u.s. is abundantly stronger than china in every material category you could use to eval

that was a fox news clip and that person speaking was donald trump's own secretary of state, mike pompeolet's dig into it with ben rhodes, former deputy national security adviser for president obama, and clint watts, distinguished research fellow at the foreign policy research institute. ben rhodes, put all politics aside. put your former deputy national security advisor hat on. what was your reaction to the indictment? >> well, i think basically in terms of the sensitivity of the material it was astonishing. it could not possibly be more sensitive than the type of documents described here. we are not just talking about letters -- we are not talking even about intelligence reports that might have included references to sources and methods of collection. we are talking about active future war plans, as it relates to iran according to reports. we are talking about u.s. military posture, we are talking about u.s. nuclear posture. these are the kinds of things that are the most sensitive information in the u.s. government for a reason. because their revelation would compel the united states

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your former secretary of state, mike pompeo, is not supporting you.tional security adviser, john bolton, is not supporting you. you are tierney general -- and troubled man. you recently called bill barr a got plus paid. your second defense secretary is not supporting you, called you irresponsible. this, week you and your white house -- called your white house chief of staff, john kelly, we candid effective and born with a very small. brian you called your white house chief of staff -- mick mulvaney a born loser. -- and your first defense ecuador, a james mattis, the world's most overrated's overrated general. you call your white house press secretary -- milquetoast, and multiple times you referred to your transportation secretary, elaine chao, as mitch mcconnells china loving wife. so, why did you hire all of them in the first place? >> because i hired 10 to 1 that were fantastic. >> [laughter] it's the sheer length and the straightens of delivery that really sells that bit. now, of course, trump could not sit down for an interview without airing his

bill barr, his former attorney general, secretary of state mike pompeo, it's trump's former chief of staff mick mulvaney, it's trump's former national security adviser john bolton. it's like trump's entire captain has come out and read the indictment and said, whoa, wait a minute. this is damning. so given all of that, people i know are worried about what trump's advantages are in a particular jurisdiction, but the problem is the facts that the facts are so aligned against him. >> i hear that. i just can't help but pay attention to articles that respective legal mind such as andrew weissmann and roger goodman pen today in the atlantic suggesting that judge aileen cannon could actually be a significant concern here in terms of this case actually making it to trial. because the nil rightfully points out this case is a very strong case at the doj is making. it's very straightforward and it is very simple, there are off-ramps for her. they suggest that the doj may have in its back pocket, a potential indictment in bedminster, which is where some of the recordings trump made where he ackn

among them, 73 are accused of three key defendants, trump, pompeo, and central , of course, only iraq parts of the judiciary. but the rest of the countries unfortunately did not respond. sometimes, the volume of cases and the number of complaints increased as more time passed since last year. all readers were summoned and invited according to the order of the court, and copies of the readers' notices were also received, according to the report of the honorable director of the court office. the reader is present he did not find a lawyer and presented a lawyer to the court for defense, but what has been the result of the follow-up in the international courts, but the americans in the west are throwing stones in the way of the legal follow-up of the case, in our domestic courts and in the international conventions of 2013 , it is the responsibility of foreign diplomats. this brand can be found in the field of the ministry of foreign affairs. heads of asadi broadcasting agency, a group of women from ahvaz, izeh and baghmolek, attended the martyr ghanbari's house and thanked the martyr's f

bolton, miles and mike pompeo, were special guests of the meeting of the group of the hypocrites. the united states removed the name of the terrorist group of the hypocrites from the list of terrorist groups 13 years ago. the terrorists of the hypocrites should compensate, mr. kanani, referring to the verdict of the supreme court against german terrorism and the action of the police of this country to inspect the ashraf barracks in tehran , emphasized that the hypocrites will always be a threat to the security of their host due to their terrorist nature. the iraqi government expelled them and other governments also refused to accept them, the spokesman of the ministry of foreign affairs, referring to the seizure of electronic systems and drones, which the monafiqeen used to track and direct their terrorist activities, added that the mofaqin agreement of 2004 who violated the agreement with albania, and we hope that the song will make up for its mistake in accepting this terrorist sect. 3 years ago, a new york times reporter went to the ashraf 3 base in albania to write a report ab

in the past years, senior american officials, including john bolton, mike pence, and mike pompeo , were special guests at the meetings of the hypocrite group. 10 years ago, which hypocrite group was removed from the list of terrorist groups ? 3 years ago, the new york times reporter went to ashraf base. 3. he goes to albania to write a report about the group of hypocrites. the food for the assassination of the hypocrites mentions the same user accounts that work freely and put pressure on other users . the new york times writes that it did not see this farm , but the members of this group gave explanations about it mojahedin, the theoretical field of 2021, facebook announced that it has deleted the level of fake accounts related to it. according to this social network, these accounts were publishing content criticizing the iranian government and supporting the group of hypocrites . based on the days and working hours of central europe, the activity of this account starts at 9:00 a.m., it decreases significantly at lunch time, and at the end of the day, the volume is reduced. trolls must

in defiance of the political leadership of the state department and behind the backs of secretary pompeo and the state department's number two officer. both of whom had been confirmed by this body. she secretly sent them away, directly endangering the lives of the men and women in our embassy. now, why did she do that? well, this deeply troubling incident was first reported by politico, and politico explained her reasoning. first and foremost, she said, she didn't want to antagonize hezbollah. despite threats to the embassy and despite the obligation to protect the lives of americans who work there, ms. richard left it exposed and vulnerable because her policy over and over again was to apiece and -- appease and avoid confronting hezbollah. and finally, ms. richard does not just downplay an apleas terrorism. in some cases during her tenure in lebanon, she actively funded hezbollah allies. mr. president, one of the many corrupt branches of the lebanese government is the internal security forces or isf. according to one lebanon expert who recently wrote about the group, they are, quote, th

blinken, compared to the previous secretary of state, go back to the days of tillerson, pompeo, and onee past few years, all of them before were received in a smaller setting within the great hall of people, but in a more friendly, more cosy kind of atmosphere, side by side, sitting with xi jinping. and what does that tell you about how at least xi jinping wants the outside world to see this visit? "you are coming to see me. you are almost begging to see me. and finally, i receive you." does any of it really matter? i mean, at the moment, the us is still stronger than china. does it matter what china does to try to stand on tiptoe to be the same height? xijinping came into his tenure some ten years ago by promising the china dream, meaning he was telling the young people of china, from now on, you can look at all the rest of the world, you know, at the same level, nobody is higher than us. that was his almost selling point — "and we will bring about the rejuvenation "of the civilisation." but of course, now, if people just dig down a little bit from the surface, we'll find a economy tha

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the first country to support the appointment of the eu , the then us secretary of state mike pompeo congratulatedz in november 2019 on taking up this post at a moment of great responsibility, when there is a need to restore order in bolivia. now secretary of state glinkin is indifferent to the fate of them the us government dutifully urged bolivia to protect inter-american civil rights, but did not comment on the detention of the former interim president. bolivian jeanine añez received he eats 10 years in prison, by the way, in terms of statements and behavior jeanine is compared to the president of moldova, my sandu of course. it seems to have been elected legitimately. however, a blind study of the training manual from washington gives out a similar narrative, and in moldova , the republic of moldova completely loses more and more dissatisfied with such aggressive approaches to the european vector. e your last elements sovereignty and hmm all these here all these endless visits. yes, daily everywhere something western. e officials to the republic of moldova simply emphasize that this is a zone

the last time the secretary of state was here, xi chose not to meet with then-secretary mike pompeo. i do think the odds are more likely that he meets with xi this time around. secretary blinken meeting with xi. until that meeting happens, anything is possible. >> matt rivers for us in beijing. thank you so much, matt. >>> back here at home, a weekend of deadly violence across this country, with at least three mass shootings. one person is dead and 22 others hurt after gunfire erupted after a juneteenth celebration outside of chicago. and one person was killed and nine others injured overnight in downtown st. louis. the victims ranging in age from 19 to 15 years old. here's abc's alex presha. >> reporter: in a year that's already seen more mass shootings than days, at least three more overnight. in willowbrook, illinois, at least 22 people were shot at a juneteenth celebration in a strip mall parking lot overnight. >> female screaming. people reporting gunshots. >> reporter: one person killed. others fleeing the gunfire. >> we just started hearing shooting coming from behind us so we

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released a few years ago we had two of our officers who were killed in the attacks, benghazi director pompeo released their names to the public. and so every year as i said, the directors always looking to see if those can be shared. but because the nature of operations, the nature of equities that we hold people that we work, they're definitely when we need to keep those names undercover, sometimes for decades. well, one of the more recent parts of cia history is assassination of osama bin laden. why don't we look at some of the artifacts you have there. seeing that this was really tively recent history when? was this declassified? is this newly declassified stuff that we're talking about to see the abbottabad raid was. 2011. and so shortly thereafter, the related to it were d classified. the newest artifact that i'll get to in a little bit the boots that belonged to one of the members of the assault team officer that are now on display here in the museum. so the story, of course, begins with the attacks of 911. we three artifacts from the three different attack sites got a safe from the wo

american secretary of state came to beijing was 5 years ago, and this state registrar was also mike pompeogoals and objectives of the visit, the expectations from the visit are not very high . biden administration. here are, very emphatically modest tasks, but it simply formulates without any breakthroughs to prevent further escalation of the confrontation for example, listen to how the goals of the visits formulates the lock of the secretary, uh, who is in charge of the asia-pacific direction daniel crit, damn it. this is not a visit that i would expect many results from. i think this is a really important series of meetings that we're going to have in beijing at a crucial moment in the relationship, and again we hope that this will at least reduce the risk of miscalculation so that we don't slide into a potential conflict. we are not going to beijing with the intention of making some kind of breakthrough or transformation in the way we treat each other. well, that is, obviously stabilization confrontation is not to improve relations of not achieving anything, but to prevent even greater

a few years ago, we had two of our officers who were killed in the attacks at benghazi, director pompeo released their names to the public, and so, every year, as i said, the director is always looking to see if those names can be shared. but because of the nature of operations, the nature of equities that we hold, people that we work with, there are definitely times when we need to keep those names undercover, sometimes for decades. >> well, one of the more recent parts of cia history is the assassination of osama bin laden, look at some of the artifacts there. seeing this is relatively recent history, when was this declassified, is this newly declassified stuff? >> the abadabad raid was-- the declassified, and the newest were the boots of one member of the assault team officer that are now on display here in the museum. so, the story, of course, begins with the attacks of 9/11. we have three artifacts from the three different attack sites. we've got a safe from the world trade center buildings, we've got the gym bag that belonged to the youngest passenger on flight 93, she was headed

mike pompeo will be here and carlie lloyd, the latest fox hire. covering the women's world cup. thanks for watching. i'll be here all week. the great sean hannity is next. keep it here. >> sean: welcome to "hannity." tonight we're going to take you into one of the most liberal executive mansions in america for an exclusive interview with gavin newsome. no topic was off the table, no restrictions at all whatsoever. i did promise the governor that i would give him a chance to respond to each question without interruption. so especially in the beginning of the interview, it's less debate oriented. it's more debate oriented as

diabetes patients to control their blood sugar, took off for side effect of rapid weight loss or the pompeoot -- anyway. people have posted all over social media about it including several celebrities. now there is a new epidemic sweeping the nation called ozempic finger. unlike some rapidly spreading diseases didn't originate in a chinese lab or hunter biden's groin. need a better word than groin. get on that, kat. basically, women who are on the weight loss drug are discovering that their fingers and wrists are getting skinnier than ever making it more likely that their jewelry will fall off. in fact the number of women going to jewelers getting their wedding rings sized down is way up from last year. if that's not ledge eti, cold hard data this ozempic finger trend, i don't know what is. at any late, anthony fauci recommends we still wear masks. at least to protect against flying cubic zirconia. rings were falling off men, too, they said yes but for some reason it doesn't bother them. i know. men are pigs, am i right? >> it's funny because men cheat on their wives. >> you go girl. >> i w

mike pompeo is a good guy.straight arrow, very good guy -- candidate is glenn you youngkin one of the smartest i ever met i had a dinner party for him you know what i said, he approaches the smartness of bill clinton. >>. >> you never know what happens. >> i know i wasn't at dinner party i -- i wasn't invited. >> democratic end joe biden i know 40 years maybe i think time to retire -- and a lot of problems, we've got to control our borders, come on give me a break! the borders they are out of control. the fentanyl the drugs coming through our borders, out of control. and not controlling the price of oil, costs american public the poor the poor and middle class are trillion dollars of wealth has goneure a banker from north america all the way to china, russia, india-pakistan, you name it saudi arabia, nations trillion dollars moved from america to that -- joe biden, said i am going to help the poor, well he helped them get a -- >> you wonder if democrats are maybe 50 years ago represented lower classes kind of i

maria: yet the ccp is inside the gates of america according to the secretary of state mike pompeo andfiltrated big businesses, business managers lobbying in many ways for ccp and has unwitting investors investing in chinese companies even those that are sanctioned in the thrift fund and that is, you know, in n many cases funding the expansion. you have elon musk leaving china this morning. during visit he visited with foreign minister and jamie dimon there for annual growth summit. edward lawrence pressed the white house about the visits, here is what he said. >> no repercussions no matter what china does? >> the ceo's should be allowed to speak for themselves and for their travel. there's never been some sort of fiat by the white house or the u.s. government that american business executives can't travel to china and can't conduct business as they feel is appropriate. maria: your thoughts on all of these business people in china and the impact? >> well, what investors need to know when they invest in these companies that end up in china with, you know, the workforce or the market the

maria: joining me senior policy adviser, senior adviser to former secretary of state mike pompeo., good to see you this morning. >> great to be with you, maria. maria: what do you think. was that a misstep to have meeting during the anniversary of the tiannanment square massacre? >> basically sends message that we don't care what happened during tiannanment square but cities across china and ongoing genocide. ultimately, maria, it's a great example of what i call strategic narcissism. you heard the spokesman say well for us is policy appear con -- and content so for us it's fine. it's not about us but what beijing is hearing and what they have done, not only do we care about the chinese people, we will adhere to your schedule, we will do whatever you say to get a meeting including giving you propaganda victory. the statement that the state department put out as well, maria, was the weakest i've seen in many decades. didn't reference genocide, didn't reference the massacres outside of beijing. didn't call for accountability, very weak stance and unfortunate statement by the spokesm

. >> bill: former secretary of state mike pompeo says the threat is real and the u.s. to sene communist island regime a message. >> expanding signals capability and capacity to collect against american movements and information flow. we should make sure that we explain to the cubans that is unacceptable. >> bill: kirby also did not specify if the report was wrong in its entirety. we'll figure out in time if it is. cuba said it is not true. we'll see if it is. >> dana: we will. time will tell. president biden meanwhile heading to a community college in north carolina today. the visit coming as we await a supreme court ruling on his student debt forgiveness plan. mark meredith is on that live from washington for us. hello, mark. >> hello. the white house says it supports efforts to wipe away student loan debt for an estimated 40 million americans. whether the idea is even legal is up for debate and could be decided within days. the supreme court is reviewing whether or not the president had the authority to forgive up to $20,000 in student debt. this proposal came out la

we have learned this week and a disclosure in this proceedings in which mike pompeo sup have been subpoenaedidence about the nature of this unlawful spying on julian and his lawyers which [indiscernible] the spanish police failed to disclose further evidence that further into kinky involvement at the cia spy on us as lawyers inside the embassy. this is important revelations. as daniel ellsberg leak has said in his case, his espionage case was thrown out for unlawful spying on his doctors. in this case, there are so much more abuse. a trump air indictment now under the biden administration, this execution is still [indiscernible] unlawful spying on lawyers come on privileged information, plots to kidnap and kill julian assange. at this point you need to ask, even leaving aside the re-speech implications of this case, the first amendment concerns that are being raised, there has been so much abuse in this case. if abuse of this nature was enough to eradicate a case under nixon, wise is still being pursued under the biden administration? juan: you mentioned a group of democrats in congress push

you have to go back to 2018 secretary of state mike pompeo that's not too long ago. speaking of republicans, some of them are very happy blinken is making this trip. >> also at the cold will retry to have diplomacy with russia. we should continue to have diplomacy with china. we ship ongoing arms control talks. even despite all the things and all of the things i've had a lot of complaints about the leak from the lab there's a lot of discussions and ongoing diplomacy that needs to occur so i wish lincoln while blinken while inman body making the trip a quick secretary of state blinken will be in beijing for two days hoping for blinken could be meeting china's president on this trip as well but so far no major statements from the trip a lot of handshakes and smiles for the camera inside became complex that hosted richard nixon over 50 years ago. i had a blinken's arrival there is a secession and trip including bill gates president xi told gates quote you are the first american friend i have met with so far this year. we'll see if he says that again if he meets a blinke

mike pompeo will be here and carlie lloyd, the latest fox hire. she will be covering the women's world cup. thanks for watching. i'll be here all week. the great sean hannity is next. keep it here. >> sean: welcome to "hannity." tonight we're going to take you into one of the most liberal executive mansions in america for an exclusive interview with gavin newsome. no topic was off the table, no restrictions at all whatsoever. i did promise the governor that i would give him a chance to respond to each question without interruption. so especially in the beginning of the interview, it's less debate oriented. it's more debate oriented as the interview goes on. as you might imagine, governor newsome and i strongly disagree on everything. but to the governor's credit, he sat down for an entire hour. he answered most of our questions. by the way, that was something that the president of the united st states, job is not remotely capable of doing. here's part one of my interview with california democratic governor, gavin newsome. all right. so i write you

even mike pompeo, is secretary of state saying this is unacceptable behavior.andidates running haven't been even willing to cite that testimony. much less reach that judgment themselves. especially in the anniversary of the race, chris and asa hutchison. given the deference to trump. he generally, the indications are that his lead is expanding. inside the republican coalition as this unfolds. >> and ron, mean time, president biden is lifting listing all his achievements on climate change. in what could prove to be a very close race. biden has doubled, quite literally, at times. how, will his waist be for him given the constant reminders of his age. and whether he's actually up to the task? >> first, i think today was a really good revealing day of what we're going to see from joe biden. between now, and of ember of 2024. in that, rosemary, he touted both sunday that went to california from the bipartisan infrastructure act. and hundreds of millions of dollars of funny that went to california from the inflation reduction act. that is going to add to that, the se

diplomat to visit beijing since mike pompeo in 2018. how different will this meeting be, considering everything that's happened? >> i think it's different in the sense that i think the stakes are high here in this visit, because neither side wants a hot war. and both sides have common interests beyond that. so here is a chance for the two sides to reengage to a certain extent and i expect this to happen. so if something like this happens, i would say this would be the best-case scenario. >> joed's presidential re-election campaign is officially underway. ♪ a large crowd of union members was on hand in philadelphia for his first rally since announcing his candidacy. biden warned that the economic progress of his first term could be undone if republicans win the white house. here he is. >> let me tell you something. republicans after what i've done, when they come back the try to get rid of all of these clean energy investments, when they try to do these things, guess what? they're coming for your jobs. they're coming for your jobs. they'

diplomat to visit beijing since mike pompeo in 2018. so how different will this meeting be considering everything that's happened? >> it's different in the sense that i think the stakes are high here in this video, because neither side wants a hot war. and both sides have common interests respond that. so here is a chance for the two sides to reengage, to a certain extent. and i expect this to happen. so if something like this happens, i would say, this would be the best-case scenario. >> so, on the military side, i mean, the primary goal here is to improve lines of communication, to head off any armed conflict, as you said. in context, that seems relatively simple. so what are the challenges here? >> well, i think the challenges are distrust. let's remember, the u.s. has sanctioned chinese leaders, including the minister of defense. i think it's very difficult for the minister of defense to engage the defense secretary in the united states, while he is being sanctioned. and so this kind of tit for tat behavior, which has gone on since

your former secretary of state mike pompeo said he is not supporting you. you mentioned national security adviser john bolton is he not supporting you either. you mentioned attorney general bill barr says you shouldn't be president again. calls you the consummate narcissist and troubled man. you recently called barr a gutless pig. your second defense secretary is not supporting you. called you irresponsible. this week you and your white house called white house chief of staff john kelly weak and ineffective and born with a very small brain. called mick mulvaney a born loser. you called your first secretary of state rex tillerson dumb as a rock and first defense secretary james mattis overrated general. you called kayleigh mcenany milk toast and multiple times have you referred to transportation secretary elaine chao as mitch mcconnell's china loving wife. so, why did you hire all of them in the first place? >> because i hired 10 to 1 that were fantastic. >> people in charge of the economy. we had phenomenal people in the military. i'm not a found of milley