the prc has been there. the prc does not have the separation between the commercial economic sector and their government sector and national security sector. everything they do ties together. there civilian fleet of fishing fleets is a pseudo-military fleet. we have military officers on board. this fleet that is supposedly fishing is there to occupy territory and be used in a strategic military way. we are not there in the same way. i'm not proposing i sent a fleet -- we sent a suite of military fishing fleet -- i do not suggest we send a fake military fishing fleet. we need to follow-up on the national security issues i went on in the spring to talk about the fact that the u.s. needs to be there. to provide an alternative to the prc. both in terms of national security and economically. >> the trade agreement was an alternative to china prc. is that where we should be heading? >> yes. we need more trade agreements. either multilateral or bilateral. let us revise bilateral agreements with friends and allies w

it has allowed the prc to acquire u.s. technology. they would make sacrifices going into that market nowhere else in the world. china wants to advance his own vision. to control its population, stifle the free flow of information, and repress foreign information campaigns worldwide. these technology enable the prc to spread -- research religious groups. -- restrict religious-- as we te ccp is doing in the united states, i want to make crystal clear my concerns lie squarely with the president of china, xi jinping, in the chinese communist party leaders, not the people of china and certainly not with chinese or other asian americans who have contributed so much to our society. our answer to these challenges cannot be to keep talented folks out of the united states. in fact we have seen in my state of virginia, northern virginia particularly, a technology hotbed, it literally 40% of all startups are started by first-generation americans, so it is in our national interest to welcome these talented chinese academics, entrepreneurs, and tec

let me just make the point on the prc and other governments. it is not only this un security council statement. we have spoken including recent dates a number of groupings of countries over the course of months or longer, they have lent their voices and efforts to supporting an intra-afghan dialogue, to supporting applicable settlement between the parties. when it comes to the prc, they are a member of the extended tray cup. as recently as recent dates, they have spoken with one voice. they're talking about the need for a political settlement, through a process that is owned and led through the afghan people. a forceful takeover that ignores the basic and fund mental rights of those very afghan people would not be consistent with what we have heard from any number of countries, including the prc. >> that is the situation on the ground. let me ask another question. there is an unusual statement from president and laura bush. it is a statement about refugees, including a much larger population. they are going for a much more expansive refugee pro

jesse: necessary's - - heavy stuff. >> one last point that prc is very powerful. we know that these connections never under estimate the power of blackmail. jesse: colonel north giving us a lot to think about with the chinese infiltration. my goodness thank you for coming on we will follow up on those leads we appreciate that. thank you now we have to remember is that the fall of afghanistan and the takeover? we knew this was coming morning everybody to leave as soon as possible that taliban's rapid advance and they were told to leave due to uncontrollable violence masters assertions were occurring in the afghan army and the afghan closes is on kubul so our commander-in-chief ignores the intel and for the rapid takeover is unlikely while that was happening? with the infantry captain fox news contributor retired marine corps bomb tact. i don't know if you heard what the colonel was talking about, if you can react to that you can react to the strike that took out the two isis guys. the floor is yours. >> there are so many angles to attack this. yes i am very concern

during the 72 years, the prc has had five principal leaders. -- >> and this 200012, the current headwashington university professor david shambaugh has written close to 30 books devoted to the subject of asia. we spoke to him about his newest book titled china's leaders from mao to now. >> listen to booknotes plus at c-span.org/podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. >> middle and high school students, your opinion matters. so let you voices be heard with c-span's student cam video competition. be part of the national conversation by creating a documentary that answers the question, how does the federal government impact your life? your five to six-minute video will explore a federal policy or program that affects you and your community. c-span student cam competition has $100,000 in total cash prizes, and you have a shot at a grand prize of $5,000. entries for the competition will begin to be received wednesday, september 8th. for competition rules, tips, and more information on how to get started, visit our website at studentcam.org. >> in the final weeks of his eight years as

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whether it is pakistan, whether it is the prc, whether it is other countries in the region that have a stake in afghanistan , we have continued to have constructive conversations with all of them on this. the fact of the matter is, when it comes to the prc, obviously our interests are barely aligned, but we have had what we would call constructive, good conversations about the situation going forward. we will continue to discuss not only with our closest allies and partners but partners in the region about what we can do to support the humanitarian needs of the people of afghanistan. >> i know we are dwelling on this but it is important. does the state department believe that the surge that you are putting forth to the airport will be sufficient to boost the processing so that you guys are able to reach the pentagon's capacity of getting out 5000 to 9000 people or are you looking for more people to get to that capacity? mr. price: by the time we will have doubled our capacity, it is our current belief that we will have the capacity that we need to process as many individuals as we ca

during the 72 years the prc has had five principal leaders. and since 2012, the current head of state, xi jinping. george washington university professor has written close to 30 books devoted to the subject of asia. we talked with the professor about his newest book titled china's leaders from now to now. >> listen to booknotes+ @cspanw @cspanwj/podcast or wherever you get your podcasts. >> stephen kunin former under sector for site at the department of energy during the obama administration argued climate science is not settled. here's a portion of that conversation. >> about 2005 when i joined, up until the time i left the government 2012, i was working to develop and demonstrate technologies of race kinds we can talk about but in 2013 i was asked by the american physical society which was the professional societies represents 50,000 physicists to do a refresh of the statement on climate change. in 2007 initial ashman issued a statement to break controversy among the membership because it used the word incontrovertible. if you're physicists

he is the one who debunked it under the prc payroll and now we will debunk him.chael mccaul is great to have you on that was interesting will have you back on soon, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. elizabeth: we are coming out ofr the bottom of the hour you're watching the fox business network, the deadline is fast approaching but the far left democrats are being accused of putting in jeopardy three and a half trillion dollar reconciliation bill even members of their own party call their demands extreme, look who's back mike huckabee he will take it on, stay right o there. >> will it pass, i don't know will have to see what amendments that gets passed in the senate and what happened to the floor of the house. ♪ (vo) singing, or speaking. reason, or fun. daring, or thoughtful. sensitive, or strong. progress isn't either or progress is everything. up here, success depends on the choices you make. but i know i've got this. and when it comes to controlling his type 2 diabetes, my dad's got this, too. with the right choices, you have it in you to control your a

he is the one that debunked it under the prc payroll. now i think we'll debunk him.eaded. thanks for coming on. we'll have you back soon. thanks for joining us. >> thank you, liz. elizabeth: same here. we're coming out of the bottom of the hour. you're watching the fox business network. the deadline is fast approaching but the far left democrats are being accused putting in jeopardy their 3 1/2 trillion dollar reconciliation bill. even members of their own part call their demands extreme. look who is back with us next. he is mike huckabee. he will take it on. stay right there. >> will it pass? i don't know. we'll have to see what kind of amendments that gets passed in the senate. we'll see what happens to it when it comes to the floor of the house. (struggling vehicle sounds) think premium can't be capable? think again. ♪ (energetic music) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing the first ever at4 lineup. premium and capable. that's professional grade from gmc. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's no

during the 72 years, the prc has had five principal leaders.ao zedong, deng xiaoping, and since 2012, the current head of state, xi jinping. george washington university professor david s. has written close to 30 books devoted to the subject of asia. we spoke with the professor about his newest book titled china's leaders, from mao to now. >> you can see this at c-span.org/podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. ♪ >> middle and high school students, your opinion matters. with c-span's studentcam competition, be part of the conversation by creating a documentary that answers a question -- how does the federal government impact your life? c-span's studentcam competition has $100,000 in total cash prizes, and you have a shot at a grand prize of $5,000. entries for the covered dish and will begin to be received wednesday, september 8. for more information on how to get started, visit our website, -- at studentcam.org. >> earlier today, ranking member michael mccaul number represented andy kim of new jersey, and other members of congress discuss

in reaction to the steps taken by the prc to crackdown on human rights and quite frankly to make it athe people of hong are undermined. two weeks ago, japan opened the tokyo olympics with a ceremony which featured two mixed race japanese athletes in very high—profile roles — nba basketball star rui hachi—mura, and tennis champion naomi osaka. in the days since there has been intense debate over whether this could be a watershed moment in the way japan views its growing multi—ethnic population. from tokyo rupert wingfield—hayes reports. it was the crowning moment of the opening ceremony and a big surprise — two of japan's most famous mixed—race athletes given the honour of leading the team and lighting the cauldron. but in the two weeks since, naomi osaka in particular has been targeted with online abuse, with some questioning whether she is really japanese. it's something ariana miyamoto knows as well. back in 2016, she also caused shock here, becoming the first mixed—race women to be crowned miss universe japan. watching the olympic opening ceremony, ariana says she was pretty scepti

our measures today are a response to these and other actions by the prc another hong kong authorities, again, what was promised to the people of hong kong. and that is the high degree of a tommy. reporter: state department officials allow that this may not be the only time that this program is put into effect for hong kong residents. and they also say that people who come to the united states after august 5 could possibly be added to the scheme. they say what is really important is trying to ensure that beijing does not continue its repression of political opponents in hong kong, or crush hong kong experience with democracy. maryam: and other stories we are following, half of all cars and trucks sold in the u.s. will be electric i-20 30, if target step by -- set by president biden are met. he has include hydrogen fuel cell and plug-in hybrid vehicles. there are hurdles to achieving this goal, as our white house correspondent kimberly halkett explains. kimberly: it is an announcement geared towards changing the way americans drive. pres. biden: they are a vision of the future that is n

in reaction to the steps that have been taken by the prc to crack down on human rights and frankly makee hong kong's autonomy and the freedoms of people in hong kong are undermined. barbara plett usher is following developments for us. good to have you on the programme, barbara. i want to ask you for this comes against the backdrop... comes against the backdrop of the huawei extradition case we were talking to you about yesterday, adding more pressure to us—china tensions ahead of a planned visit by vice president kamala harris to asia in a few weeks? what is the impact going to be on the relationship between the us and china? ~ . ., , ., china? well, it will certainly add to the pressure _ china? well, it will certainly add to the pressure on _ china? well, it will certainly add to the pressure on the _ china? well, it will certainly add to the pressure on the us- - china? well, it will certainly add | to the pressure on the us- china to the pressure on the us— china relationship, all those things you mentioned, but also hong kong is one of the _ mentioned, but also hong kong is one of

during these 72 years, the prc has had five principal leaders. mao tse tung, and since 2012, the current head of state, xi jinping. we talk to professor shambaugh about his latest book. >> listen to "booknotes plus" at c-span.org/podcasts or where he ever you get your podcasts. >>> next on american history tv, investigative journalist jerry mitchell talks about how he helped put four klansmen in jail. american university's investigative reporting workshop block alumni alliance and school of communications co-hosted this event. it's just over an hour. >>> good evening. my name is charles lewis, investigator and executive he hadar to of the investigative reporting workshop. welcome to the doyle theater at american university school of communication. this important event tonight is co-sponsored by the au school of communicat

i think across the board, as you know, we have worked on a course of condemnation for what the prc is doing in china. there have been joint actions and sanctions in coordination with u.k. and canada that china certainly notice of. we are focused on the best of our ability that products made with forced labor and we are working to open the eyes of other countries as well. we want to make sure none of our companies could engage in exporting other things in any way that can perpetuate the regression of uighurs or anyone else. all of this is in the works. we continue to look for ways to bring to bear meaningful pressure on china to change its practices of repression of uighurs and other minorities. >> it seems like it is accelerating so we gotta step it up even more. i understand they have a number of resources to counter distant information -- this information -- misinformation. whatever doing to counter the propaganda machine in china? >> we have, as you know, the global engagement center which is an increasingly effective vehicle in finding and sharing on -- acting on misinformation. w

during the 72 years, the prc has had five principal leaders, mao, deng, jiang, hu, and since 2012, the current head of state, xi jinping. george washington university professor david shambaugh has written close to 30 books devoted to the subject of asia. we talk with the professor about his newest book titled "china's leaders from mao to now." >> listen to booknotes plus at c-span.org/podcast or wherever you get your podcasts. >> in the fall of 1964, ronald reagan entered the national political stage with his, a time for choosing speech in support of republican presidential nominee barry goldwater. in 1966, he ran and won his campaign for california governor. next on reel america, ronald reagan's critique of president lyndon johnson's policies in this speech called the mithd o

during the 72 years, the prc has had five principal leaders, and since 2012 the current head of stategeorge washington university professor david shambaugh has written close to 30 books devoted to the subject of asia. we talk with the professor about his newest book. >> listen to book notes plus at c-span.org or wherever you can your podcasts. >> middle and high school students, your opinion matters, beart of the national conversation by creating a documentary that answers the question how does the federal government impact your life? your video will explore federal policy or programs that affect you. the competition has $100,000 in cash prizes and a shot at a grand prize of $5,000. for competition rules and more information on how to get started, visit our website. studentcam.org. "washington "was >> we are going to go to our open forum where you call in and tell us what your most important political topic is of the morning. we are opening up our regular lines, republicans, you call (202)748-8001. democrats, (202)748-8000. independent, (202)748-8002, and you can always text us at (20

to be one of the most profound questions going forward and certainly we are seeing our wrens in the prc capitalize as much as they can as quickly as possible. for them about the unreliability and fecklessness of the united states and there's no netting around the fact that we handed them that card. this was a total unforced error that was entirely predict bull. good news on this front is that if one looks around the world more seriously from germany to japan to south korea, you see that the united states commitment is enduring and we are the partner of choice. one thing i found very striking in the news is the announcement that vice president harris will be visiting vietnam in the coming days or weeks and she will be the first united states vice president to visit vietnam since hubert humphrey paid a one hour visit to saigon in 1966. so that is a remarkable trajectory. that's 55 years later you have a sitting vice president visit the capital of vietnam. and obviously the comparisons between the fall of kabul and the fall of saigon have turned into something of a cottage industry. i have

and that worries the prc >> uh.t's complicated to comment on matters related to politics in any circumstance our games are approved we have a great partner in 10 cents. we work closely with the government as we're required to. our games continue to perform. we will be in marketing and be online >> i want to talk about our acqui acquisitions i think the acquisitions including one, you can own your own soccer club. in this own country i see nbc has the olympics but i saw something i never thought i would see before, strauss. a european series of games that captivated america isn't this an acquisition that could be surprisingly more positive than you left it in your release, which made it sound like, eh, another thing we bought >> we really never overpromote if we can avoid it we are really excited about top 11 and having it in the family 240 million registered users soccer is a beloved game and top 11 is the leading mobile sports soccer management game. so we're very well positioned and i'm convinced we're going to do

others who have not followed this closely, this is a reaction to the steps that have been taken by the prc to crackdown on human rights and make it a place where autonomy and the freedoms of the people are undermined. in terms of 18 months from now, i'm not going to get ahead of that. our work is to change the behavior that is happening and the oppression that we are seeing of the people of hong kong, certainly this step is one that is meant to ensure that we are practicing what we preach in terms of human rights values and ensuring people that are in this country don't face the ongoing repression people are saying in hong kong. >> china says it is supplied 700 million vaccine doses to other countries. president biden has said that what the u.s. has shared is more than the rest of the world combined. i am wondering if you question china's math? >> this is just the beginning. we certainly plan to give more. we want to be the arsenal for vaccines in the global community. i would note, then i will come back to the numbers, that we provided vaccines to the world without strings attached. we wa

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today, secretary folk volk with russian for his minister of prc state counselor in foreign minister pakistanforeign minister. uk secretary rupp, nato secretary general stoltenberg, the turkish foreign minister. and yesterday we spoke with australian foreign minister. french forest minister german forest minster in the region foreign minister other senior officials have been making call to their counterparts as well around-the-clock. they issued a joint statement earlier today calling for a new government that is united, inclusive, and representative including with the full and meaningful participation of women or the council spoke with to underscore that afghanistan must abide by its international obligations including two international humanitarian law in ensure the safety in securit of all afghans and internationa citizens. the situation will continue to remain fluid in the coming hour in likely in the coming days. nevertheless, we are operating on multiple fronts and around-the-clock to protect our people, those have worked side-by-side with united states over the years, and other vulnera

if we focused on these rapid tests instead of these very expensive and, quite frankly, hard to get prc tests. equity is an issue. you can get a rapid test anywhere. it is this pbig, and anyone can do it. if we urge congress to look at this again and be specific about the way we use the tests, they're very safe. people are a little concerned they miss infection, but that's actually not true in terms of what they're designed to look for. these rapid tests are designed to look for contagiousness. people used to say, oh, i'm not contagious with a cold. they didn't know that. with coronavirus, we can know that. >> with delta, you think, all right, this hasn't been a focus the last couple months, but it is probably pretty important at this point in time. i appreciate the insight. dr. jeremy foust, thank you, my friend. >>> coming up, it is a working weekend on capitol hill. you are looking live at the u.s. senate. it is back in session, and it is moving to end debate on president biden's $1.2 trillion infrastructure plan. where does the bill go from here? >>> plus, a school bus driver shorta

during 72 years the prc has had five principal leaders.ncense 2012 the current head of state xi jinping. george washington university professor david has written close to 30 books devoted to the subject of asia. we talked with professor about his newest book titled china's leaders from now to now. >> listen to book notes plus at c-span.org/podcast or wherever you get your podcast recently the house museum in houston hosted a virtual event with columbia university professor peter who explained why he believes future. mx can be prevented by expanding vaccine literacy. >> i started to write this book a year before covid-19 began. and one of the points of the book is what happened with covid-19 is not the extraordinary event that many claim it is but rather a culminating event of a lot of unraveling that has been happening over the last few years and it chronicles the collapse, i don't want to say total collapse but partial unraveling of global health infrastructure and all the things that we are put in place which includes a lot of vaccine di

today, secretary blinken spoke with russian foreign minister lavrov, prc state counselor and foreign minister wi, secretary rob, nato secretary general stoltenburg, turkish foreign minister, and e.u. representative burell. spoke with the australian and french and german foreign ministers and the norwegian foreign minister. other senior officials have been making calls to their counterparts as well around the clock. additionally, the u.n. security council issued a joint press statement earlier today calling for a new government that is united, inclusive, and representative, including with the full and meaningful representation of women. the council spoke with one voice to underscore that afghanistan must abide by its international obligations, including to international humanitarian law and ensure the safety and security of all afghans and international citizens. the situation will continue to remain fluid in the coming hours and likely in the coming days. nevertheless, we are operating on multiple fronts and around the clock to protect our people. those who have worked side by side w

during the 72 years, the prc has had five principal leaders. since 2012, the current head of state.eorge washington university professor has written close to 30 books devoted to the subject of asia. we talk with the professor about his newest book titled "china's leaders: from now to -- from mao to now." >> up next, the mayors of los angeles, atlanta, and madison, wisconsin testified on the effects of climate change and risks. >> the committee will come to order, without objection the chair is authorized to a recess of the community time. as a reminder members , participating remotely should remain visible on the screen at all times throughout the hearing and as with in person meetings, members are responsible for controlling

during the 72 years the prc has had five principled leaders, mao zedong, deng xiaoping,.dible] she's into how and since 2012, the current head of state, xi jinping. george washington university professor has written close to 30 books devoted to the subject of asia. we talked with the professor about his newest book titled china's leaders from mao to now. >> listen to booknotes+@c-span.org/podcast or whatever you get your podcasts. my pleasure to introduce sam apple. sam is on the faculty of the inmate and science writing an inmate in writing programs at johns hopkins. prior to his arrival at johns hopkins, sam taught creative writing and journalism at the university of pennsylvania for ten years. he holds an ma in english and creative writing from the university university of michigan, and then msa in creative

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during the 72 years, the prc has had 5 principal leaders.2, the current head of state, xi jinping. close to 30 books devoted to the subject of asia. we talk with the professor about his newest book, titled china's leaders: from mao to now. visit c-span.org/podcast or wherever you get your podcasts. host: we are back in an open forum for the next 30 minutes. we want to get your thoughts on what you have heard this morning on the debate over afghanistan, as well as the debate in washington this week on infrastructure and how to move forward. john, virginia, independent. caller: i retired from the marine core after 21 years. i recall being deployed overseas . i was thinking, does america support what i'm doing? i am thinking the same way. since the evacuation started, we keep talking about what a complete failure this is, it is disastrous. what we have americans there with ongoing admissions to evacuate. but real success is that they have been able to evacuate over 70,000 people from kabul. they are continuing to do that for the next seven days

and at the same time, we were involved with the van ness prc. so to have this p.u.c.-led contract and so this was advertised and managed by p.u.c. staff and actually is coming in now within the 10% contingency on both cost and schedule. so it's actually a very successful project. >> president: any comments? questions? thank you, mr. johannson. may i have a motion and a second to approve this item? >> secretary: madam president. we need to call public comment again. >> president: okay. public comment. >> secretary: members of the public who wish to make two minutes of public comment specifically on item 8c dial (415) 655-0001. meeting i.d. 1468644853 pound pound to raise your hand to speak, press star 3. moderator, do we have caller? >> madam secretary, there's one caller that wishes to be recognized. hello, caller, your line is open. you have fochlt minutes. >> thank you. commissioners, i'm addressing you related to the similarities between gary boulevard and the van ness projects. i'm glad there was an admission -- some sort of admission they are similar and the p.u.

and at the same time, we were involved with the van ness prc. so to have this p.u.c.-led contract and so this was advertised and managed by p.u.c. staff and actually is coming in now within the 10% contingency on both cost and schedule. so it's actually a very successful project. >> president: any comments? questions? thank you, mr. johannson. may i have a motion and a second to approve this item? >> secretary: madam president. we need to call public comment again. >> president: okay. public comment. >> secretary: members of the public who wish to make two minutes of public comment specifically on item 8c dial (415) 655-0001. meeting i.d. 1468644853 pound pound to raise your hand to speak, press star 3. moderator, do we have caller? >> madam secretary, there's one caller that wishes to be recognized. hello, caller, your line is open. you have fochlt minutes. >> thank you. commissioners, i'm addressing you related to the similarities between gary boulevard and the van ness projects. i'm glad there was an admission -- some sort of admission they are similar and the p.u.