the reality is that his sabre. the reality is that his sabre cannot achieve what he wants.le way for china to engage taiwan militarily because it would mean engaging taiwan the us, japan and many other countries, possibly the uk. and that is too costly for china to win that conflict and think that it could do in a way that was acceptable.- that was acceptable. today is the taiwanese _ that was acceptable. today is the taiwanese national - that was acceptable. today is the taiwanese national day l that was acceptable. today is l the taiwanese national day and we expect the president to speak. what do you think is going to say? i speak. what do you think is going to say?— going to say? i think the president _ going to say? i think the president will _ going to say? i think the president will reiterate l president will reiterate statements she has made. she has said that sovereign is already a sovereign republic of china and in the country since 1912. she will highlight the fact that the people of taiwan have struggled against chinese dictators in the past and have built a rob

the reality is that his sabre cannot achieve what he wants.ost—acceptable way for china to engage taiwan militarily because it would mean engaging taiwan, the us, japan and many other countries, possibly even the uk. and that is far too costly for china to win that conflict and think that it could do in a way that was acceptable. today is the taiwanese national day and we expect president tsai ing—wen to speak. what do you think he going to say? i think the president will reiterate statements she has made. she has said that sovereign is already a sovereign republic of china and in the country since 1912. she will highlight the fact that the people of taiwan have struggled against chinese dictators in the past and have built a robust democracy and they deserve the respect and support from the world. finally i think she will point to the successes of her administration and past taiwan governments that have built up a very capable governing structure and a robust military apparatus to defend taiwan's hard—won freedoms and in the respective the re

cannot achieve what he wants. —— sabre.he wants, because it means engaging with taiwan, united states and japan, possibly the united kingdom, and that would simply be far too costly for china to win a conflict and think it can do so in a way that is acceptable. the electricity grid of lebanon has shut down, leaving the country without power for the second weekend. official says unlikely supplies or resume on monday amid an ongoing crisis. careful steps in the blackest of nights. for many, this is the reality of life now in lebanon. light and hope are in short supply. translation: the collector - comes at the end of each month to take 300,000 lira from me. and where is the electricity? there is no electricity. lebanon's national grid was already weak. when it works, it is only for one or two hours a day. but for the country's poorest, that is a vital lifeline. people here are dealing with crisis after crisis and while the blackout was not a surprise, it is just another thing to make an already difficult life even tougher. th

. >> how much of the sabre rattling is masking domestic problems?ing giant with a real estate crisis that in our country could be worse. some look at sabre rattling and think this is about domestic policies, too. >> you may well be right. i don't know how to say wag the dog in mandarin, but you've got a slowing economy, you've got demographic problems, you've got environmental problems, you've got public health problems. the idea that xi jinping wants to abolish social problems will cause other problems. support will have to come from foreign policy rather than from economic growth. that's a dangerous possibility if it turns out to be real. >> well, look at how putin has operated that way now for over a decade and that has not improved u.s.-russia relations. let's just say that. richard haas, i wish we had more time, but it's great to get your expertise. thank you for visiting. >> thanks, my friend. >>> thank you all for being with us this hour. we appreciate it. we'll be back tomorrow with more "meet the press daily." this newscast will continue th

in power who will work for you and go to battle lehner started his twitter campaign after buffalo sabresteam captain the sabres and eichel have disagreed about how to treat his neck injury. >> robin lehner! >> reporter: lehner has championed players health in the past in 2019, he was awarded the nhl's bill masterton trophy after opening up about addiction and mental health. >> i'm not ashamed to say i'm mentally ill but that doesn't mean mentally weak >> reporter: and a spokesman for the nhl tells us they are not commenting but they have reached out to lehner and want to hear from him directly. he says he had a great conversation with the players union yesterday. shep >> perry, thank you. >>> an historic night in foxborough tom brady not only pulled out the victory in his return to new england, he also broke the nfl's record for most passing yards of all time here's the play when that happened game didn't stop brady leading the bucs to a 19-17 win over his old pats. brady now the fourth quarterback in nfl history with victories against all 32 teams he joins drew brees, brett favre and pe

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there's been a lot of sabre routing. israel is assassinating nuclear scientists, etc. that's going on the fringes, but geopolitically, iraq is also changing their orientation. again, you know, antique more anti u. s. and the clock is ticking. the us will eventually have to leave iraq. i don't know how long they'll be able to keep going. and now iraqi kurdistan is now basically under threat as well by some of the same forces. but it's interesting, i think they're the kind of where the circle conversation here, i mean, is a words from both of you. i mean, in the we're going from had gemini george gemini, to contest it. i mean, well, that's an interesting strategy right there. ok. because then you lower the cost, what it will cost economic costs. but you may still have the, the financial leverage, as patrick was talking about this, there is a calibration going on. i don't know how it is, and you don't know how conscious it is a grand strategy, or is it a country to country things like iraq, which is kind of a outlier when we come to look at these other things here. what d

he can still think that he can hold the fort by sabre rattling, but if you're near the left hand button, the situation arising from the end of operation back on puts molly in a fait accompli bundling those mid flight to assist. thank and it forces us to explore alternatives and means to better insure a security, a ton of mostly or with other partners. and then there is this whole mike seek to pastor feet. there was no why that we could have taken this decision without it having and causing disappointment and hood to, to france this, this there's no way we could have avoided that if it wasn't bad enough that a straight country which ranks a few more than several runs below france and military strength shocked it all for a rendezvous with the u. s. it also invited the briggs fuckin. he is alone for the jolly, the french what's serious and found themselves crying out. which brings us to the u . k. my horn has often been compared to napoleon the will he get caught in the next of his very own waterloo truancies. so insensitive over the u. k is refusal to lactic fishermen troll they catch in

he can still think that he can hold the fort by sabre rattling, but if you will need the left hand to button. the situation arising from the end of operation back on puts molly in a fait accompli of bundling ost mid flight to assist next. and it forces us to explore alternatives and means to better insure a security on the mostly or with other partners. and then there is this all mike t catastrophe. there was no way that we could have taken this decision without it having and causing deep disappointment. and hood to, to france this, this, there's no way we could have avoided that if it wasn't bad enough. that a strayer, a country which ranks a few more than several runs below france and military strength shocked it all for a rendezvous with the u. s. it also invited the briggs buccaneers alone for the jolly, the french what dears and found themselves crying out, which brings us to the u. k. ah, my corn has often been compared to napoleon, but will he get caught in the nets? of his very own waterloo, francis so incense over the u. k. 's refusal to lex fishermen troll they catch in brit

that's not just too short of the record 10 winds achieved for the toronto maple leafs and buffalo sabres. the black hawks were also in action on friday, looking for their 1st when the season, but they were beaten $63.00 by the informa carolina hurricanes the thing together. a fantastic run. the kinds of now on the opening 7 games, which is the best art in their franchises history. in the be a liberal in james was backfill, assigned to these acres, and help them make it 3 wins in 4 games. james sat out late because last 2 games with the saw uncle, the returns the line up against the cleveland cavaliers. the side where he started his n b, a career, 18 years ago to the day. and he led the way the lakers with $26.00 point comma anthony came off the bench and added $24.00, including $63.00 pointers. as the lakers ended, the cavaliers a 3 game winning streak afterwards, the bron reflected on his milestone anniversary of 2025 and over again 25. so getting better, getting better with age, just like just like wine. so, you know, but it is a treat and i will never forget that moment. i have unifor

now just to sure of the recall tain williams achieved by the to wanted maple leafs and buffalo sabres wanted of the man now in temporary. george at the panther's is andrew brunette. he says they are still reeling from the loss of coach quinn. val, when he was in charge of the black oak speck in 2010 quinn will, and others failed to properly investigate allegations of one of the players that had been sexually abused and to side day for were organization. it's a saturday for our players society day for the game hockey that this is still lingering in our game. it's a great game and you know, we've had years, you know, has gone on and, and up. we're better not. you know, the games better not. and hopefully we learned last time in the in be a lebron. james was bath for the los angeles lakers and help them make it 3 wincing for games. james sent out the lakers last 2 games with a saw ankle, but he returned to the line up against the cleveland cavaliers. decide way. he started even b a korea 18 years ago to the day. and he led the way for the lakers with 26 points . camilla anthony table, th

beijing seems to think that right now is the moment where it needs to rattle it sabre and threaten taiwan united kingdom of course recently completed some naval exercises with four aircraft carriers in waters approximate to taiwan and i think some of what china is doing is trying to show that it too has a capacity to threaten taiwan. two competing visions between the inevitability of unification and taiwan's vision that it will not be forced down a path it does not want to take. mark lobel, bbc news. the man regarded as the father of pakistan's nuclear programme, abdul qadeer khan, has died at the age of 85. the atomic scientist was hailed by many pakistanis as a national hero for making his country the first islamic nuclear power in 1998. he was notorious for having smuggled nuclear technology to states such as iran and north korea. he died in islamabad with lung problems after being admitted to hospital in august with covid—19. iraq faces an economic crisis and sectarian division. the president says the poll is an opportunity to rebuild a state. the taliban says it will observe a peace

s -- sabre -- called cyber sentry. going forward, it is very clear as a nation we must do more to address the risks of ants -- the risks of ransomware affecting our critical infrastructure. to this end, cisa is urgently driving progress. first, we must increase gained visibility into cybersecurity risks. tsa's recent security directive that requires reporting cybersecurity incidents to cisa is one key step and we continue to evaluate potential ways to drive reporting of incidents and cybersecurity risks. second, we must continue to investigate voluntary partnerships, with critical entities across the country. we are implement in our joint cyber planning office to plan exercises and coordinate cyber defense operations between government and the private sector. we must leverage lessons learned through our federal cybersecurity mission, including through activities undertaken and executed in the -- in a secure and their president's recent executive order. including by conducting persistent hunts, ingesting, analyzing, and

we partner with community volunteers off duty law enforcement from surrounding communities and sabre corporation is a very unique partnership to help keep the community safe. well, the event on eighth and harrison is being run by a large group of volunteers with a focus on self defense and situational awareness. anyone making a donation to the oakland chinatown safety committee received paper pepper spray a personal alarm and lessons on how to use them. they even go got a chance to practice, spraying the devices, which were filled with water. unique thing about what we're doing is we're not just providing personal safety devices, but we're also providing instruction on the safe use of these products and situational awareness to help keep the community safe. see if the experts say if you can avoid a dangerous situation that's always your best bet. but sometimes that is not an option. so the next best thing you can do is be prepared and learn how to defend yourself. and then supporting me has made it so much better. just. being able to, like, speak up about it and just this is amazing.

biden has done damage on the green new deal with oil, grant you, they have sabre rattled some regulations a decent economy. charles: sure. >> don't wreck it. i think ordinary people know that. after two trillion of spending in march, another five trillion here, huh? do you need it? charles: yeah. >> so "the wall street journal" asked the most important question, is this inflation a function of pandemic shortages, supply chain shortages, which will go away at some point, i don't know when, or is it a function of monetary policy. milton friedman says, inflation is monetary phenomenon, i agree with that. the fed is gunning the money supply, the liquidity, they're operating a emergency monetary policy and the emergency is gone. and they will not cut back on it anytime soon. they might tweak a little bit in november. too much money chasing too few goods is a real bad combination. charles, don't you go off on me, save america, kill the bill. save america, kill the bill. charles: i think the country is hearing you loud and clear. when people say it will hurt my family that is scary. one thing to

in power who will work for you and go to battle lehner started his twitter campaign after buffalo sabresphy after opening up about addiction and mental health. >> i'm not ashamed to say i'm mentally ill but that doesn't mean mentally weak >> reporter: and a spokesman for the nhl tells us they are not commenting but they have reached out from lehner and want to hear from him he had a great conversation with the players union yesterday. shep. >> perry, thanks. >>> a historic night in foxborough tom brady not only pulled out the victory he also broke the nfl's record for most passing yards of all time. here's the play when that happened 19-17 win over his old pats. brady now the fourth quarterback in nfl history with victories against all 32 teams he joins drew brees, brett favre and peyton manning it appears the hype was real according to initial data from neil son it was the second most watched sunday night football game ever. more than 27 million viewers on tv. >>> facebook is back online after a six hour out table the company's executives have yet to explain how or why it happened a whi

we see a china that's increasingly rattling sabres about taiwan so i think that investors need to keephat, particularly given the importance of taiwan strategically to the chip business and for lots of other reasons in that area i just think it is fascinating what xi jinping is going to have to do here as he takes the reins, maybe for life next year. it is going to be one of the more fascinating stories of 2022 >> let's move to a couple of quick things before we go. i thought it was really interesting when we saw dr. michael burry of big short fame is no longer betting against tesla through puts do you still have your puts on tesla? >> we still have our slightly more than 1% position, so, yeah, we're still batting our heads against the brick wall >> and i mean you don't have a headache yet >> trust me, i have a headache yeah, at 100, almost 120 times next year's estimate, we still think this is a car company -- i know you have heard that ad nauseam so we can move on, but we just think it is absolutely silly and being valued at more than the entire rest of the global automobile industry

grumer, but raytheon a new 52 week high the bid is there because no budget cuts coming and china is sabreks for watching today. "the exchange" starts now. ♪ >>> thank you very much, scott hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans. here is what is ahead on "the exchange." sell-off what sell-off? stocks are once again nearing all-time highs, the dow and s&p within 1% of their records big fund managers are now the most bearish they've been in quite sometime we will look what that means for the market >>> and bitcoin rising again today, just shy of its own record high back in april as the first bitcoin futures etf starts trading. what the head of the sec said today about the future of crypto regulation and we will speak with a crypto specialist who says a future's based fund is

grumer, but raytheon a new 52 week high the bid is there because no budget cuts coming and china is sabre rattling good time for defense. >> good stuff. thanks for watching today. "the exchange" starts now. ♪ >>> thank you very much, scott hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans. here is what is ahead on "the exchange." sell-off what sell-off? stocks are once again nearing all-time highs, the dow and s&p within 1% of their records big fund managers are now the most bearish they've been in quite sometime we will look what that means for the market >>> and bitcoin rising again today, just shy of its own record high back in april as the first bitcoin futures etf starts trading. what the head of the sec said today about the future of crypto regulation and we will speak with a crypto specialist who says a future's based fund is unfriendly to retail investor. >>> plus, which retailers can weather supply chain snarls. the company that could be the next meme stock and goldman with a new conviction buy let's kick off with the market >>> down at the nyc with michael santoli. mike >> yeah, kelly mostly green

i'm not sabre rattling or fear mongering on this.s going to happen, but we have to be on the alert for it. >> claudia: but dr. siegel, the numbers suggest people haven't gotten around to getting their flu shot, at least not yet, or maybe they are tired of having needles poking their arms. according to the cdc, more than 65% of americans have gotten at least one covid vaccine, compared to just 8% who have gotten their flu shot, which seems to indicate there's not a whole lot of immunity out there for influenza, at least not yet, so where should those numbers be at this point? in the high double digits? >> that's a great point. one of the reasons we've seen slow flu vaccine up tick so far is people are afraid, wait i'm getting my booster. wait i just had my second shot. will this interfere with my covid shot? the answer is absolutely not. i do tell people to wait a couple weeks in between by the way. the cdc is not recommending that. i am just because if you are having side effects of a vaccine, i want them to be separate. they are usu

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competitors us taiwan semi, and i know you watch the situation with china do you ever fear that china, with sabre taiwan is in the hands of the prc. could that happen? >> these geopolitical situations that bring about uncertainty, are really important i think this is why it's pretty clear, and covid certainly taught us all how important it is to have a diversified resilient secure supply chain, and hence the importance of america to invest more in semiconductor manufacturing for a the long haul. remember, this switch doesn't flip overnight this will require investments to be made, to achieve scale, competitiveness, as well as return on investments, so that the business operations and technology and production leadership can be sustain away this is why it is important for congress to act now, so that there is absolutely resilience, sufficiency in the supply chain here in the u.s. >>> sanjay mehrotra, thank you for what you're doing. you are the leader of the american semiconductor movement, make no mistake about that micron >> thank you, team, for having me on the show. >> of course. >>> you have

. >>> total share returns has not been that good we know, david, there's been also sabre rattling betweentt artners, and that's -- now in this quarter they announced today i thought was good, stocks down really fine, but i spoke exclusively to the ceo last hour, and i want to show you part of what she told me go ahead >> obviously we're excited with the quarter, a look that our hard work over the last four years is working we're firing on all cylinders. double-did you get growth on pharma and vaccines, and proof that the pipeline is bearing truth, and a real acceleration of consumer healthware growth, looking forward to lots of key readouts over the year ahead, stepping up for a step change in growth next year for gsk, and very much on track to the de-merger of a world-class consumer health business next summer. >> you have a lot of people in it for the different, and are there many people concerned that perhaps after the de-merger, the hefty different will not about there for them. >> actually, jim, you may have seen in our capital markets update in the summer, we were explicitly, extrem

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after a nation goes through a war they do not want war 100 years goes by and they start to rattle the sabresand this is an education campaign he's right if we don't get ahead of this thing, this is one of imploring every corporation in america every small business, please get your employees vaccinated. push the envelope. if it comes from the president, it understand the soreness there because of the current political environment. but we can do this at the private level. we can do this as entrepreneurs to push this andrew and i had this conference at the salt conference that allowed us to have a 24-hour person conference in safety we even had dr. scott gottlieb telling people, hey, this is a covid-19 free or covid-friendly environment, the right words to use. we can do that together. it lead to more economic growth and freedom. i think he's right, if we don't start now and stop this disinformation, will you end up with a bigger disaster on your hands with more and more vaccines >> before you go, i want to take you real quick to jamie dimon's conference on bitcoin. you said it was worthless an

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seeing a far more aggressive china in the south china sea flying warplanes over taiwan rattling their sabresthey wouldn't do that, stuart? >> why do it if you don't have to do it? a military exercise is something countries do to demonstrate to others, adversaries this will happen if you test me. what have the chinese done. they have had military manueverrers and military exercises last few weeks and months showing how they would invade taiwan if they had to. american military, american naval critics, they will not be prepared to help them, or even if we help them we're not necessarily going to prevail. chinese are whispering in the ears of some taiwan leaders if we decide to invade you're on your own. america is not going to help you. look what happened in afghanistan where they left after 20 years. they're assuming taiwan may say okay, let's find a long term accommodation where we actually become part of china. i think that is what their goal is. but they want to demonstrate to the world they can do whatever they warrant military. by the way, they want to push the united states out of the s