here i think the biggest concern is china's territorial claims in the south china sea. if allowed to stand, if china is allowed to take the south china sea, which is half the size of the continental united states, this would be the biggest territorial landgrab maybe in history. in allowing that to stand we are cracking the international order. particularly the doctrine of the high seas, freedom of navigation. united nations convention. all that we go up and smoke of china's is allowed to something control the south china sea. i think you will see nato conducting freedom of navigation controls -- patrols. i think it's a very short step to seeing that nato mission in the south china sea. the short answer to your question is nato regional and global is it has to be both in today's world. patrick: nato 3.0 is both regional and global in scope. this strategic concept identified climate change as the defining challenge of our time. this marks a change of the last time nato updated its guiding principles. tell us about how nato is framing climate change. it threatens every -- o

the south china sea _ think this leads relations? ns? tte: south china sea is one of the areas of contention for sure, it is disputed, as you said, the chinese see it as their territory or jurisdiction, and the american see it as an international waterway that they need to make sure it stays open. they conduct these excursions which they call freedom of navigation excursions, to ensure that. if it leads to these kinds of reactions, i think, that. if it leads to these kinds of reactions, ithink, the that. if it leads to these kinds of reactions, i think, the wave of the white house spoke about the call today —— like the way that the white house spoke about the call today, they are just trying to keep the lines of communication open, to prevent disagreements, the south china sea being one of them, to spill into conflict. the chinese have basically laid the blame for these relations on the americans. in their statement, they said, to define china as a competitor, as someone who is an adversary in some cases, was really not helping some i

has sent its aircraft carrier to the south china sea to flex muscles. it is clear to us all who poses the biggest threat to peace and stability in the south china sea. the president pressed a lot for these calls and white house officials didn't give us a heads up what would be on the to do list. >> so clearly tensions over taiwan, tensions over china's aggressive behavior t indo pacific and tensions and the war in ukraine. i would expect all these things to be part and parcel of the conversation. >> something you did not hear the white house say there when pressed to go over the president's priorities for this call, pressing xi about the origins of the covid pandemic. president biden has said in the past he wasn't going to rest until china came clean with the world so they could get info about the last pandemic and try to stop the last one. we will get a read-out on the call soon. >> thank you for that. retired four star general jack keane fox news analyst and what do you make of the u.s.s. ronald reagan moving into the south china sea and any preparatio

andrew, are we likely to see more action as far as the self -- south china seas are concerned?andrew: we can see the united states is now writing high on the ability to rally. nato has been reenergized. but right in high-end that -- riding high on that, there is talk of the g 12. there was also this pacific infrastructure initiative. we can see that both china and russia are starting to push back. in addition to the sink i partners, we could see a growing divide between the west developed countries and the developing world. the development world is going to account for 60% of the world's economic future. hashem: do you see potential for reconciliation between nato and russia? vladimir: yes, despite all of the horrible situation. i think there are some crucial points of mutual interest. this is international terrorism. hashem: as nato and europe ready for scaling up military force? and great defense expenditure? theresa: president mccrone said just a couple of years ago that nato was brain-dead. yes, it will cost money, but it is there. germany has pledged 100 billion to strengt

high-ranking officials overseas, including taiwan, that china is actively arming itself in the south china sea. in full growth spies are building up their nuclear arsenal, they threaten both this region and many others. we must uphold our commitment to our allies in asia and contain china, both parties are unanimous in your opinion. we must do it. let's note where the leading cia analyst worked yes, he headed the cia department in moscow in iraq and pakistan where the relations of the united states with moscow with cancer and with pakistan are fucking, from everywhere the americans would be forced to have more such analysts don't you think that we really need to support such analysts. well, i think, yes, your fund should support,

it is china that is militarizing the south china sea, conducting espionage operations, building out a nuclear arsenal. they are tlenting the region and beyond. right now we need to up our commitment to our regional allies in asia.

or actions in the south china s sea. the influence they exert within east asia. all of those things are quite important. it's not clear to me that this particular tool that's been used which is placing tariffs on hundreds of billions dollars has any influence one way or the other. a bun mch of studies have found it's been born by u.s. consumers, american consumers rather than the chinese. i agree. could idea to be tough on china. we have a lot of policy objectives here. i have seen very little evidence that this particular method of being tough on china has made any progress one way or the other. these were put in place by former president trump and they were in conjunction with a broader strategy that included this so called phase one china deal, china trade deal that china did not keep up its end of the bargain on. you know, there are other objectives to consider but i'm in the sure they weigh heavily one way or the other when talking about inflation. >> the tariffs are one of the only things that the united states has

they actively monitor the movement of american aircraft carriers in the south china sea, they say thatilos do not come to their senses, they can temporarily. travel to taiwan strait military exercises and close the sky, that is, her plane. it simply will not be able to land on the island in these conditions, even the usa itself is surprised. why washington needs all this the white house the pentagon state department, the intelligence community are concerned that the chinese will see the pilosi visit now a couple of months before the party convention and less than a month or almost a month before the un general assembly meeting before this and all others major international summits, which are expected and president xi and president biden will take part, which will be sung by well-known provocateurs for both challenges in the chinese direction. in the ninety-first year during a visit. in beijing , she unfurled a banner in memory of the dissidents who died there years earlier. for beijing, this is a very painful topic with the pilots , they could not do anything. but the journalists filmi

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sea fleet. in the crimean city of south stobel, vladimir putin lays out rushes new naval doctrine of national security and self defense. as the country celebrates navy day. the key here is the capabilities of the navy. it is able to respond immediately to anyone who decides to encroach on our sovereignty and freedom. china steps up its and military activity near taiwan in response to us. how speaker nancy pelosi is possible trip to the island as she kicks off her tour of the region. beijing has warned the move would mean crossing a red line with and and the week's top stories, rushes foreign minister gets a warm welcome. as he visits for african nations, that's despite western pressure for them to snub moscow with just after 5 pm here in moscow, and you're watching the weekly on our t international. i'm donald quarter. welcome to the program. and now straight to our top story, russian authorities are investigating a drone bombing of the headquarters of russia's black sea fleet. 6 people were wounded in the attack in the crimean city of civil estoppel. and official se and improvised you a the bomb coul

that tensions are rising in the south china sea. s just south of the taiwan in washington does not rule out that, of course, this may be due to the visit of the speaker of the house of representatives of congress to the region. well, let's look at this region of the south china sea. now let's figure it out. why are the military on both sides talking about the growth of tension. here here every side. e your maritime claims. for example, how brunei outlines its interests further so its borders. sees vietnam is already easy. see the intersections. further, little asia claims the philippines consider just such a maritime zone there are already several controversial points in its responsibility. and of course, china now sees the boundaries of its maritime space. so, given taiwan. as a result, there are many disputed points between all the states of the region, plus washington, there are interpretations of maritime law. where the american fleet can go there, where there is none and the united states uses this uncertainty to their own inter

pushed back publicly again some of the things that china was doing or contemplating doing in the south china sea sea. �* .,, , ., china sea. and he was the most vocal ofthe china sea. and he was the most vocal of the world — china sea. and he was the most vocal of the world leaders _ china sea. and he was the most vocal of the world leaders in _ china sea. and he was the most vocal of the world leaders in supporting - of the world leaders in supporting taiwan. you put those two things together, yes, i'm guessing there are mixed feelings in china. the other thing we should remember, prime minister shinzo abe, one of the things i respected it was his willingness to take huge political risks including pushing japan into the trance partnership, the area—wide free—trade agreement that the us eventually backed out of after twisting shinzo abe's arm to join. that took immense courage to stand up among other things to the agricultural lobby in his own country. it might be that without shinzo abe, japan, the most important democratic economy in the region would not have joined the transpacific partnershi

according to ukrainian forbes the blockade will apply to the neighboring ports of the black and south seasnd the next point of the agreement is that the turkish navy will inspect empty ships that arrive at ukrainian ports before the aggressor state russia wanted to inspect them alone because it stated that these ships could be used to transport western weapons to ukraine well, a command and control center will also be created in istanbul under the auspices of the un to monitor situations, but knowing the character of our eastern neighbor, we are talking about an aggressor country well, here you can expect various glimpses and messages and sounds of explosions in the cherkasy region, we remind you that this can be, of course, both an arrival and an operation against air defense, and i can already see information that is slowly beginning to appear about the lviv region, a rumble in the sky and an explosion, we hope again after all, the air defense of our country is actually a very interesting story. we have an understanding of what land forest is and what kind of interesting program is it? w

s. 7th fleet said unlawful and sweeping claims in the south china sea pose. a serious threat to the freedom of the seas. a veteran hong kong progestin known as grandma wong has pleaded guilty to charges of unlawful assembly. alexander one has been detained on several occasions . she was known for waving a british flag while taking part in the 2019 protest movement. those are you headlines inside stories next? ah hey, 2000000000 people on earth by november. that's the forecast from the united nations . not global population growth is slowing down, and many societies will start getting older. so how do we deal with the challenges ahead? this is in my story. ah hello there and welcome to the program. i'm the star theater. now the world's population is growing, but at had slowest pace in 70 years. that's the conclusion of you and place a scribble. population forecast. we are generally living longer and healthier lives than previous generations. but this, the report also says, we'll have huge implications for our economy, social welfare systems, and our environmen

, and it was agreed to partially mine the three ukrainian ports of odesa , the black sea and the south seat under the guarantee that each ship will enter only after a special inspection by a special commission, which was created with the participation of the ukrainian military and only under the guarantee of the un. export of grain is very important for us, because on 20 million tons were accumulated in warehouses, which is almost 10 billion dollars. however, for putin, the blockade of ukrainian grain is a way to put pressure on the world. because of the threat of famine, will he agree ? fulfill the agreements signed in turkey, the other rate is more important. putin currently made gas, hoping that the europeans will be afraid of the cold winter and stop supplying ukraine with weapons. europe has found an option how to punch a hole in the sanctions regime, will germany freeze without russian gas, how can it be and what game is putin now playing, this week he spent three days for europe, will russia launch nord stream one after a ten-day repair, in the end it happened, but only at 40% capac

well, let's look at the economics say it is yes, china trying to expand its power in the south china sea and further a field through its belt and road policy. and the u. s. leading an initiative and to oppose that an investment initiative in within the g 20. but also just having passed a built invest hundreds of billions of dollars into tip production here in the u. s . and that it's a vital because supply lines recently have not just been hampered at by the pandemic, but particularly by chip production, not keeping up. and the main exporter of those chips is indeed taiwan. and that's what makes it a jewel in the crown when it comes to international economic power. you have from michelle active, now corresponded in washington. thank you very much. and let's bring in in chung and associate professor at the national university of singapore who focuses on chinese foreign policy. thanks for being on the show today. what do you expect from this call between biden and she honestly, i, i expect quite a lot of bluster and positioning, but i really do not expect any resolution to the differences

s, as sawyer and an area of the south china sea, it claims beijing said the u. s. has been fold past due to the potter cell islands, which china occupies, but are also claimed by taiwan and vietnam. the u. s. it's 7 feeds said unlawful and sweeping claims in the south china sea pose a serious threat to the freedom of the seas. travel chaos is expected across europe . airlines have been forced to counsel thousands of flights due to strike action and staff shortages. the decision to limit the number of departing passengers to 100000 a day at london's busiest airport he throw is said to make matters even worse. where we challenge is more from malaga in southern spain. what we have for going on at the moment is the 2nd day of for 4 consecutive days of strike action by ryan air, cabin crew in spain. they are going to be doing that this week. they're going to be doing that next week. and the week after, and on top of that, you have a strikes from easy jets or crew as well. and other low cost airline. they are going to be striking for 3 days, friday, saturday, sunday, thi

s. destroyer in an area of the south china sea, it claims beijing said the u. s. s. penfold passed in a the parasol islands which china occupies but also claimed by taiwan and vietnam. the u. s. 7 fleet said unlawful and sweeping claims in the south. china sea pose a serious threat to the freedom of bessy's. the that in hong kong activist, known as grandma wong has been jailed for 8 months. the 66 year old pleaded guilty to charges as unlawful assembly. she has been detained several times and is known for her waving a british flag while taking part in the 2019 pro democracy movement. adrian brown, his mother. well, grandma wong is the nickname that was given to her by young protested during the demonstrations here in 2019 a wong whose real name is alexandra wong, has been a political activist now for more than 10 years, but she really rose to fame during the unrest in 2019 because she used to wave a large british flag at many protests. and of course that was to the authorities, a flagrant provocation because of course, britain was a former colonial ruler here. and

would have assets in the region if needed, so the aircraft carrier "ronald reagan" is in the south china sea with its wing of aircraft on board. there are other aircraft in the region, other ships, satellites that can be moved into place to keep an eye out for any chinese military moves. you know, right now, the pentagon is adamant that they do not expect hostile action from the chinese. they just don't see that in the cards. but that said, what is so interesting, just a short time ago, my colleague oren lieberman and i have been told that chinese warships are already shadowing that aircraft carrier "the ronald reagan" in the south china sea. it is a typical move by the chinese. they often shadow or trail u.s. ships in the region. but china very much sticking now clearly to its standard play, to go ahead and do that, the u.s. sticking to its standard play, to keep its ships and aircraft in the region, nobody is backing off. u.s. officials are saying don't look for hostility. what they do worry about is miscalculation, with so many ships, so many aircraft out there. they don't want any inadve

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he lays a historic claim to virtually the entire south china sea. in late 2017 tensions escalated when china opened military bases on the sprightly islands and stationed missiles and warplanes. there. the u. s. saw this military build up as a breach of promise. is rather you'd bother me by she is your day when he was at washington, he was asked, are you going to notarize those allison soto, see? he said no record. do we usually visit with john year we usable? well, we have militarized those islands in the south, tennessee. it just will. that doesn't go very well. the scene going whoo, said to him is the coolest of several months which we saw construction is appearing on new artificial islands. so everyone was wondering alcove. why, why, what are they empty? give especially little by little she gen paying built a military base in the south china sea to this end several reefs and this bratley islands were developed into naval air bases and the parasol islands militarized. these developments go against international court decisions such as the ruling o

he lays a historic claim to virtually the entire south china sea. in late 2017 tensions escalated when china opened military bases on the sprightly islands and stationed missiles and warplanes. there. the u. s. saw this military build up as a breach of promise is whether you'd bother me by she is your day when he was at washington, he was asked, are you going to notarize those allison soto, see? he said no record. do we usually visit with john year we coaches along well, we have militarized those islands in the south, tennessee. he just ill that just gone very well. the scene going whoo! said to him is the coolest of several months which we saw construction is appearing on new artificial islands. so everyone was wondering alcove. why, why, what are they empty? just give, especially little by little she gen paying built a military base in the south china sea. but to this end, several reefs and this bratley islands were developed into naval air bases and the parasol islands militarized. these developments go against international court decisions such

a vietnamese chemist brought some samples for study from the south china sea.s is her eleventh trip. in russia, in a local manner. already calls lily. we are coming here from vietnam. first year. there are very good appliances here, very kind police officers, experience colleagues, and i am very glad that there is a possibility for joint work. the samples brought by them, as well as those grown in local aquariums, are analyzed by laboratory staff for the composition of lipids. these substances are not only useful for humans, but they instantly react to environmental changes. i know the mechanism. how is the destruction of this symbiosis under the influence of temperature. can we offer any options on how to help them? how to prevent the larger inhabitants of the ocean, who need not only petri dishes aquariums, but entire pools are studying the scientific center on russian island. the primorsky oceanarium was built in 2016; the building of the scientific and educational complex resembles a clam shell. the total area of ​​​​the premises reaches 40,000 m². it can b

even hide it, especially the next line of defense of this defensive alliance will lie in the south china seae china has already been identified in the final documents. this summit in madrid , which ended the other day, is the main systemic long-term challenge. french self-propelled it’s time to rename the caesar artillery mounts , russian ambassador to france alexei meshkov said on the air of our tv channel. he suggested calling them neurons after the roman emperor, who is remembered in history for his despotism and exorbitant cruelty. uh, already far advanced towards the delivery of immersion, to which we repeatedly, uh, turned ours to me, but to our french colleagues. well, you know, uh, hmm, the thesis that they promote, uh, these programs of theirs are the protection of, uh, the civilian population, as they say. o, actually, it’s time to rename the french targets not in caesar, but in neurons, because they just hit the civilian population, kill women, children , destroy, uh, the cities of the low republic and the luhansk people’s republic, therefore the french do not run. uh, ahead of th

and china go to war over taiwan over the south sea or vietnam or any country in the region, all of chinesenies and u.s. companies will be seen as enemy combatants. the threat with tiktok is less that someone is using tiktok new jersey in the chinese common's party is watching that in real time, but the way that data, that information come of that location tracking can be weaponized if beijing so chooses. emily: dark indeed. thank you for taking us there and for joining us here in the studio. isaac stone fish, good to have you here. speaking of twitter, some headlines just crossing now about twitter's feud with elon musk. saying he does not have enough information about spam and bought accounts. saying it's an irrelevant sideshow, urging -- expecting the first hearing in this legal saga tuesday. we will be back with more "bloomberg technology." this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: despite the major success of the latest season of "stranger things" netflix investors have been bracing for subscriber losses. shares are down, inflation has forced consumers to be more selective, but shares jumped to kick

watch. >> chinese warships are already shadowing that aircraft carrier the ronald reagan in the south china sea, the chairman of the point chiefs mark milley has been tracking all of this and he says that chinese dangerous aggressive if you will actions in the region are way up. up >> laura: how close is china taking aggressive military action against the united states or our allies? >> i think everyone looking at the intelligence has to believe that china is much closer to moving against taiwan -- why wouldn't they? joe biden has been backing up since day one trend. he backed down to the taliban in ukraine, he offered zelinski a ride out of ukraine and he backed down repeatedly to china. part of what deterred this was the strength of the trump administration to take on china directly, to look at the intelligence and say clearly what they intend to do is to replace us as the world's superpower and the result of the biden administration has been to undo all of the good work we have done the counter china and china's aggression around the world. why wouldn't president xi be more aggressive? i thi

china closes the water area for exercises immediately in several areas of the south china sea.reasons, unofficially, in order to prevent the aircraft carrier ronald reagan, deployed by the united states from singapore, from approaching the island, which they consider to be their own on the official page of the eightieth chinese army on the social network. fuck, short record beidzhan. get ready for war. chinese newspapers are making headlines saying the defense representatives of the action are the best language and these actions just reinforce the words of sisimpin that he addressed the bidens during the last telephone conversation central television read out the latest chinese. the warning is verbatim, resolutely defending china's national sovereignty and territorial integrity is the firm will of more than one billion. 400 million. it is considered their opinion that playing with fire should not be violated, self-immolation will result. i hope the american side. biden clearly sees this, he seems to have seen it, because he confirmed that washington’s position has not changed a

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on the wall and of course, we've already seen provocations, intercepts, all over the east and south china seaina's military is building up and arguably since the time of mao and emphasized especially over the last decade, that china has conducted what i would consider an irregular war against the u.s. on many fronts and it's just becoming very obvious, i think, to more people. neil: you know, colonel, i was talking about ray dalio, a very successful investor i had a chance to get on fox business, which if you don't get, you should demand and you're colonel. having said that he talked about how easy it is for a series of seemingly arcane events to combine into something disastrous. for example, the assassination of archduke ferdinand that led to world war i and a series of complicated relationships and ties. could the same happen here? there's been such brinkmanship and provocative action of china in the south china sea and the u.s.s. ronald reagan is in that neck of the woods right now. it wouldn't take much for something to get dicey. what do you think? >> there are a lot of trip wires out t

china is actively arming itself in the south china sea.ilding up their nuclear arsenal, they threaten both this region and many others. we have to stick to our commitments to our allies in asia and contain both sides of china. unanimous in their opinion should do it, that this great uh analyst. he just spied uh in iraq all uh and in pakistan and where the united states relations with iraq russia and pakistan they just don't have more of these analysts this is the point of view. ah, very representative. this point of view reflects the mood in the so-called foreign policy estelesh, you understand, that is, the professional community of intelligence officers of diplomats military and, uh, they also use the term deep state for that. that is, these are people who are not elected, but all their lives they are engaged in these political games, economic games, sometimes a real war for the money of taxpayers, and as a rule, the elected ones serve for this. uh, elected politicians. and that the most important thing for this entire community is not t

rate you see joe biden, the premier of australia and the uk, all about what is happening in the south china sea, you see the bottom left here, what we see now is almost a succession struggle among great powers but grows out of the cold war by direct connection to what the cold war left behind. on the bottom right the brave new world, the wild west of saigon. over the course of the collection it goes from way back to the present day. each of those artifacts you can enter a portal, into a specific place in the cold war, a rough overview of our collection. >> thanks for the introduction to the museum and the collections here. i'm going to briefly highlight a few of the pieces from the library. we have an exhibit drawn to comments, the art of war which you see behind me on your screen. the museum is home to the largest collection of his work anywhere in the country all of which is digitized on our website. i encourage you to take a look at some point but i will share a few pieces and highlight the collection here. for anybody who doesn't know he was an editorial cartoonist at the st. louis dispatch

japanese territorial water in the east china sea and just a couple of weeks ago, china provoked for the second time in about nine months and incident in the south sea against the philippines. as a matter fact bad to threaten the use of force against china to get them to back off. the chinese are lashing out. yes, we have to think that chinese can do things that will take us by surprise. >> this party congress coming up that could make an president or life. as you just said, is some of this for domestic reasons? how does he react with that? >> he has staked his legitimacy, his right to rule on taking over taiwan. this problem cannot be passed down from generation to generation. he can actually do things, grabbing an outlying island of taiwan, some of them are just 5 miles from the chinese coast. he could do a number of different things. there's a lot of complacency right now in washington about china. i think that we are not looking at china, the way that chinese themselves are looking at this. this is much more dangerous than we think that it is. >> finally, gordon, is it possible because they don't confirm the speaker schedule that she won't g

we understood as did centcom the challenges to the south china sea.ht there and at home. if we did both things, we could convince the people of china as director wray said, this is not about ethnicity. this is about a chinese communist party leadership that is intent on global domination. we have to protect the american people from it. >> trace: china responds by saying u.s. is threat number 1. 10 seconds, sir. >> we threatened no one. we're looking for capacity to do exactly what prime minister abe was speaking about. we want freedom and opportunity for everyone. we want that for the chinese people, too. >> trace: thanks, secretary. >> thanks, trace. >> trace: more of "the story" after this. -drill noises] alright, limu, give me a socket wrench, pliers, and a phone open to libertymutual.com they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need... and you could even save $652 when you switch. ok, i need a crowbar. and a blowtorch. [teddy bear squeaks] [doug sighs] limu, call a mechanic. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. li

. >>> and search and rescue operations are resuming this the south china sea after a ship broke in half and sank, more than two dozen are missing. in a 21 month study,y, scientists proved that rid- x reduces up to 20% of waste build up every mononth. take the pressure off with rid-x. >>> search and rescue operation has resumed after a ship sank in the south china sea. three crew members have been rescued but the fate of the remaining 27 people who were on board is unclear. the ship was caught in a typhoon and broke in half before it sank. the typhoon has been downgraded now to a tropical storm after making landfall battering parts of the mainland. a tornado associated with its outer band spun through one city ripping off roofs and up rooting trees. >>> from asia to the u.s. where it is the start of the fourth of july holiday weekend, heavy rain could dampen some celebrations. joining us now is derek van dam. heavy rain and lightning as well. >> yeah, looks like mother nature could be creating its own fireworks this weekend depending on where you are located that is of course. we have a

nikolai koshkin and denis sokolov to lead from the united states the united states was sent to the south china seae nuclear aircraft carrier ronald reagan, he left with singapore escort ships and in the near future may enter the taiwan strait about the targets, the pentagon does not report, but it is already known that taiwan will soon be preparing high alert mode in alexander balitsky's report? the mythical attacks of mainland china are entering an active phase and are no longer limited to air raid sirens. in the bay of the yilan military base , taiwanese ships are hitting imaginary chinese from the air at 16 attacking a mock chinese submarine, for which, dressed up on occasion in camouflage, the head of the country's administration, tsai , thanks his subordinates from the bowels of the dark wheelhouse of the captain's bridge, i thank all the brothers and sisters from the ground group action just you all have shown ability. taiwan's determination to defend good work. this work was certainly appreciated by the american guest at the white house with congress. after all, they are pushing taiwan into

another blatant provocation, the passage of an american destroyer near the nansha islands in the south china sea same time, even the taiwanese already understand that by warming up the second front, the united states itself excludes its direct military participation in the conflict . taiwanese reporters asked the american military head-on questions. ignorance so will or not in the us help you guys, please leave your questions to themselves and this is very similar to how washington acts bolton's words about us participation in coups in beijing well, they remembered in his mail that this former high-ranking us official spoke about his experience in planning coups d'etat in other countries, without remorse and very proudly demonstrates that the overthrow of the power of other states has already penetrated into the bone marrow of american foreign policy, and therefore they put their little taiwan on soft power in china, and in beijing 436 m in long, taiwanese, street a sign with the name of which was once written by the honorary chairman of the party here with his own hand, the sign was removed dur

is perceived as an encroachment on their independence, so the american ships that came to the south china sea are already being monitored by the beijing fleet. matveeva it is difficult to imagine a better way to harm the already lame relations between the us and china than what nancy pelosi came up with, the taiwanese theme for both beijing and washington, like a red rag for a bull, both have long been balancing on the verge of an open conflict around the island, the visit of the speaker of the house of representatives to taipei is the first such trip since the nineties. could be a point of no return. beijing has repeatedly warned that this is a bad idea, and revealingly so. how his rhetoric changes. here, in the chinese foreign ministry, almost every day briefing for reporters and every time he was speaking tougher and tougher a few days ago began with the first chinese warning of china's stance on a possible trip. nancy pelosipe to taiwan definitely. it will be a violation of all agreements between beijing and washington on the taiwan issue, question the us commitment to the principle of on

. >> meanwhile the uss ronald reagan its group have moved into the south china sea with the pentagon not commenting on the movements. the white house has not explicitly advised pelosi not to visit taiwan, but they are reassuring beijing that the administration's policy has not changed in any way. arthel? >> arthel: griff jenkins live at the white house, thanks. we will have more on the speaker's trip when former state department senior advisor christian whiten joins us later this hour. >> eric: just 100 days to go before the midterms, and there are many races to talk to you about, races both in missouri as well as arizona, key primaries taking place there on tuesday. the border security and immigration, major issues down south. meanwhile, several g.o.p. candidates in missouri are running for the chance as you can see retiring senator roy blunt there. we have team fox news coverage in all these races. hillary vaughan is in missouri. let's start with alicia acuna in phoenix. hi, alicia? >> hi, eric. there are two big g.o.p. primaries here, one for the u.s. senate, the other for the gov

under way for more than two dozen crew members after their ship broke in half and sank in the south china searday. cnn's lena wang has more on this developing story. >> reporter: a search is under way for more than two dozen crew members after their ship broke in half and sank in the south china sea on saturday. authorities say the ship sank around 183 miles southwest of hong kong after being caught near the center of typhoon chaba saturday. multiple helicopters were deployed to the scene and this dramatic footage shows the rescue operation from hong kong. it shows a crew member being pulled up on a rope into a helicopter from the sinking ship. three crew members were rescued but the fate of the remaining 27 people on board remains unclear. we've learned from authorities that there were three casualties from the shipwreck. three men aged 32 to 47 were receiving treatment at the north landau hospital and are in stable condition. typhoon chiba had made landfall 3:00 p.m. time saturday. the search and rescue center said it had coordinated seven rescue vessels as part of the operations as well as

ronald reagan is in the south china sea.ere a way that we could ever defend taiwan even if we wanted to, sir? >> trace: here's one of the problems, trace. i sign off on all foreign military weapon sales. the ones that i signed off to taiwan three years ago, the biden administration has held them up and they have yet to be sent to taiwan. so how can they defend themselves if we can't send the weapons to them. deterrence is the key here. the only reason that putin invaded the ukraine and president xi is thinking about taiwan, they see weakness. weakness invites aggression just like with neville chamberlain and churchill and hitler. so as long as biden is president, i think we're in a very dangerous position. >> trace: deterrence will be difficult the way the south china sea has been set all militarily by china. i want to end by the house just passed the $280 billion chips bill that subsidizes the semi conductor manufacturing. 24 republicans sided with democrats. you're against this. what happened? >> well, actually, trace, whe