by calling back rahm emanuel. we'll discuss that after the break. >>> welcome back to the program. we are still with ambassador emanuel who is in california, around the aipac summit. so what does president biden have to do, apart from the foreign policy that we've been talking about, to convince the american people that he is the best man, the best person, on the economy, for instance, on keeping america safe, on building and supporting democracy around the world, because the polls are very worrying, suggesting that more americans think trump is better on the economy, and on national security? >> well, as you probably know, and i know you know this, as a diplomat, you're apolitical, now that's very hard for me, since it's in my bone, and i have a big bubble above my head with a lot of thoughts, let me just say this, i think joe biden has, when i was chief of staff, our offices were right next to each other, we go all the way back to 1994, he is infamous for his statement that don't judge me against the almighty, judge me against the alternative and i think at the end of the day, ele

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rahm emanuel is joined by annmarie hordern. over to you. i am joined by rahm emanuel, of the u.s.he g7. you got a lot done on that trip. when it comes to countering china. that's where i want to start. warming up ties, the relationship almost couldn't get any worse. you've been quite critical of china. you talked about the rumors of the disappearance of top officials and said who is going to win this unemployment race, china's youth or xi's cabinet. given that criticism and the white house try to pave a way to the visit did they tell you to tone down? rahm: we've been very clear about fukushima, china continues to fish in japan in violation of the trade agreement. the point here, of most important point is nobody is under any illusion. i thought it was interesting in the meeting, after the meeting the president -- president xi jinping decided to have a meeting with ceo's. president biden had a reception and there were world leaders from the entire region. prime minister kishida was there as was president marcos of the philippines. it's a telling sign, president xi jinping is despe

annmarie: rahm emanuel, the u.s. of staff to former president obama, he is saying that china is desperate for this capital inflow to come back into china. that is the word he used with me. and he talked about this two screen approach where president biden left to sit down with xi jinping and went and met with other aipac leaders while xi jinping met with chief executive officers who paid money, big bucks to sit at his table and try and woo and dine them. what we saw the next day was a written speech. xi jinping did not give the speech. he did not attend this over event -- this other event but he gave a written speech where he talks about foreign ties and making it easier for foreign nationals and businesses to do business in china. the proof will be and whether or not there is any action, but, and this is to rahm emanuel's point, he wants to see that action and whether or not he thinks it's a safe place where businesses should go and operate, but xi jinping really did try to put on that charm offensive while in san f

there - have been some rumblings in the defence ministry in china, with the us ambassador to japan rahm emanuelt a conflict is not inevitable. this is contrary to the previous remarks made by some american generals, who talk about how china might attack taiwan in 2025, 2027. given lloyd austin's authority, supported by intelligence information, i believe he actually is talking about the right thing. neitherside actually is talking about the right thing. neither side wants a conflict. but for china, it is important that the us does not only provide lip service to one china, but would also act in accordance with it. so we are not seeing something positive... but actually trying it's best to turn taiwan into a porcupine. that is not what we want. we want them to honour their words. want. we want them to honour theirwords. d0 want. we want them to honour their words— their words. do you think this meetin: their words. do you think this meeting is — their words. do you think this meeting is going _ their words. do you think this meeting is going to _ their words. do you think this meeting is going t

he had to get legislation passed in a which is why one reason why i think rahm emanuel was the right chief at the time. he was the guy who took the hill and they had to get lot of stuff passed. it just in a second term. and i also the the polar position of the of the country and on capitol hill became worse and worse as time went and to the point where in the second term i think denis mcdonough had to really perfected the art of governing by executive order. it was impossible to do anything on the hill in any bipartisan way. so at least that's the way it appeared. me yeah, yeah, i would add, by the way. yeah, first of all, by the way, chris, by the way proved me wrong about being able to report in real time because his new book about biden actually is very well-reported much on the inside very much as things we would have loved to had in the daily newspaper. so thank you for embarrassing us. we but i think but but to add your point, what we have seen here and the difference between the first term and the second term may also be divided between the first two years and the final six ye

. >> rahm emanuel, president's ambassador to japan said the ceos have their rnd, intellectual propertyn from them and gave xi jinping a standing ovation. doesn't that just tell you that china's greatest leverage here is financial and the reality is that it's not going to be unwound? >> well, i have to be -- >> i think it has to be -- >> i'm not arguing for a total decoupling. go ahead, sorry. >> i was just saying i think that even without any u.s. government action i'm heartened a lot of companies in the private sector are derisking, are reducing their exposure in china. that particular dinner left a bad taste in my mouth. idon't think that people were paying $40,000 for the coffee crusted steaks. they were paying for access. i hope that they also brought up some of our concerns with regard to economic aggression that the ccp has routinely practicing against american entities. for our part on the select committee, i want to just say i'm very glad to be working with mike on ways to work with the biden administration to reduce our investments in entities in china fueling the pla's milita

states has started buying japanese seafood to supply its military there, in what the us ambassador rahm emanuelrcion by china. it's been just over two months since japan started to release treated waste water from its damaged fukushima power plant into the pacific ocean — and while the un's nuclear watchdog says the water is safe, a seafood ban from china, which had been the biggest buyer, remains in place. it's not the first spat between china and the high—profile ambassador, a former chief of staff to president obama and mayor of chicago. in recent months, he has infuriated beijing with social media posts that taunted president xi and joked about the unexplained disappearance of chinese ministers. well, both. more forjapan. when ourfriends need us, we stand shoulder to shoulder and will be right by them. this is the case, as i think you know, not only has china banned all the fish from japan waters, but also, its still fishing in japan's waters. that's economic conversion to me. japan, south korea, australian, lithuania, the philippines have been a target of coercion. this is a classic case o

is campaign will be about staying at the white house and letting people like rahm emanuel come back fromsional black caucus trying to reconvene the black vote and take on trump and have her everybody, to rip apart and make donald trump unacceptable. unelectable. we have seen it already. last week hillary clinton called him hitler. he was called hitler 13 times because of two lines from a speech that lasted over an hour in front of 30,000 people and then they come in and are doing it again. they do it with the court cases, trying to stop his opponent while acknowledging they've got a bad client. stuart: john kirby was asked why america is not escalating the conflict with iran. watch this. >> what is president biden waiting for? is he waiting for americans to be killed before he take substantive action that will give iran pause? >> we are willing to take those strikes to protect our troops and facilities. we are looking to escalate but if they continue to attack our troops they continue to put their lives in danger and do what we have to do, nobody is looking for another war with iran but

[applause] - january 2010, secretary of defense bob gates gets a phone call from rahm emanuel, the chief tell" part of our agenda for the year 2010. - this year, i will work with congress and our military to finally repeal the law that denies gay americans the right to serve the country they love because of who they are. it's the right thing to do. [cheers and applause] - biggest obstacle to repeal were the chaplains. so the board asks whether i would be willing to work on that with paul dodd, who was a retired army colonel chaplain. we decided that we would put together what we were to call the forum on the military chaplaincy. and paul reached out to a bunch of retired chaplains. and i was really worried, you know. who knows what they're going to say about this gay stuff, right? we had this young soldier that was there. and paul turned to him and said, tell us what happened to you. and he said, i was really struggling with my sexuality. and i told my chaplain i thought i might be gay. and the next thing i know, i'm called up to the command, and they kicked me out. well, you could hear

get rahm emanuel back as ambassador to japan to be an attack dog against trump and vilify trump.ss what they have already done, called trump hitler 13 times over the weekend. hillary kicked it off on "the view." so, how much -- after a while, people stop hearing it. they become numb to it. they are trying to rip trump down because they believe he is going to be the nominee. and trump -- prop him up. but they can't even prop him up. >> lawrence: they have already sent out all their allies. the black caucus is out there. barack obama is out there. all their media allies are out there. the american people are just sick of them. they have done everything. and i think it's also important to notice in the column they are saying, listen, joe biden just had -- doesn't have it. and you have no identity politics. they are essentially saying they run candidates based on their identity and he has none of that. so they can't protect him. that's pretty sad. >> brian: he is not leaving. feel like leo decaprio wolf of wall street. i'm not going anywhere. he is not going anywhere. and kamala harr

but to be clear, a post recovery and there will be a post recovery as my our mutual friend rahm emanuel likes to say, which, of course, he stole from winston churchill. don't let a good crisis go to waste. we cannot allow this to go to waste. we've got to we got to rid we got to rid them of hamas. yes. we then need to think about the future. and dan's right. you can't dictate a future today, but that future has to be part of a broader middle east. it can't be israel dictating or the unitedtates dictating what goes on in in gaza. but make no mistake, if we don't want this to come right back again, what the solution in here in gaza is going to have to be, not only in israeli, american as well as the saudis, the qataris equations, and to try to figure out how governance will be able to govern gaza in the long term, not immediately, but in the long term. and i think ultimately some role for the p.a. is going to be critical. and how that is actuly operationalized, i have no idea, nor do they, because, again, as i said at beginning, they got four things that are trying to do it simultaneously

. >> martha: look at this word, nazis pray painted outside rahm ema emanuel's vacation home in michigan the u.s. ambassador to japan. this photo provided to the "chicago sun-times." emanuel was jewish. he was not at home at the time this happened. he tells the sun times his family is great for the quick police response and proud of the support that they're getting from friends and neighbors condemning this kind of hatred and bigotry. and in wisconsin, protesters waving flags with swastikas at the state capitol near the university of wisconsin in madison. we learned the flags in this video, the university and local lawmakers are condemning the protest. this comes as we're seeing a dramatic spike in reports of anti-semitic incidents. let's bring in brooke goldstein from the law fair project providing legal services to protect the human rights of the jewish people worldwide. good to have you back. a reaction on a gut level when you look at these videos, it's hard to believe what we're seeing in america right now. >> yes. absolutely. what we're seeing is the exploitation of a conflict happe