in terms of china, for over 30 years, since tiananmen square, i have had an issue about three things with china. of course, human rights. i am not excited about all the reports i have gotten from the country in that regard, but nonetheless, human rights, and proliferation of weapons of mass destruction. technology, which they have been engaged in, lack of market access for our products there. privacy of our intellectual property. there were so many things, but corporate america was shelling -- selling insurance or getting bank stocks, so they won the day in that debate. people said to me at the time, you are wrong. peaceful evolution, and if we trade we will have more democratic freedom. we do not expect them to become a democracy, but we do expect them to release the prisoners from tiananmen square, not run over people in tanks, and remove them after they do it, which they did. it has been a fight about the same three things we talked about. security, economics, and values of governance. it is a big country. we are a big country and we need to find our past. i have been there even s

-china relationship is as bad as it has been since tiananmen square? what could be done to improve it? pres. clinton: it is difficult. i think it will get harder if we walk away from ukraine, because it will increase the willingness of china to attack taiwan. it is a bill dilemma. i worked hard with china, trying to build a relationship. we desperately needed a cooperative relationship but things like covid,, change, north korea -- there is a lot of things we ought to be doing together, that they make it virtually impossible. again, if you decide to stay for life, whether your name is putin or xi or smith, your number one priority has got to be crushing dissent, eliminating any source of alternative power, and keeping people lathered up by being angry at somebody somewhere else. i believe the best thing is to keep talking to them even while we disagree publicly. david: secretary, are you worried about an invasion of china by taiwan? sec. clinton: when she saw that putin's invasion did not work as smoothly as putin apparently thought, and the world unit

i have been to china the most since tiananmen square the biggest critic.ill have to work together in certain areas, and we have to find those. i don't think we find them by rewarding them. i think we find them by mutual discussion. francine: is that bringing them closer? establishing a relationship with the u.s., so may be a becomes a better working relationship economically? rep. pelosi: our trade deficit with china is an immorality. when you saw the big fuss that was being made about japan a long time ago it -- when i first started criticizing china about the 3 year as i said, the trade deficit was $5 billion a year. people told me "you cannot make a fuss about that because the trade will lead to this, that, and the other thing." now the trade deficit with china is not $5 billion a year, it is $5 billion a week, and we gave it to them. they use that money for their foreign exchange to go into other countries, by up support, and all that -- buy up support, and all that. francine: how often do you get asked about your trip to taiwan? rep. pelosi: not often

i have been to china as much as i have, since tiananmen, 34 years, have been a strong critic of chinan so many respects. security, economics and governance. still we have to work together on certain areas and we have to find those. i'll pick we find those by rewarding them. i think we find them by a mutual discussion about how we can go forward. francine: is that bringing them closer? nancy: that is up to them. francine: closer in a relationship with the u.s. so it becomes a better working relationship? nancy: our deficit with china is immorality. when you see the fuss made about japan, it was 2:1, 3:1 sometimes, its into our country versus exports to theirs. with china it is more than double that and when i first started criticizing china about the three areas i said, the trade deficit was $5 billion per year. people said you cannot make a fuss over that because the peaceful evolution will lead to this, that and the other thing. now the trade deficit is not $5 billion a year, it is $5 billion a week. we gave it to them. they use that money for their foreign exchange to go into other

time as the national day of china, a ceremony to commemorate the heroes of this country was held in tiananmensquare. in this ceremony, president shirin ping paid tribute to the members of the government by presenting flower baskets to the national heroes of china. we can learn from the characteristics of the heroes. the participants in this ceremony should follow the characteristics of heroes , including courage, lofty ideals, responsibility, and so on emphasis endurance. they sacrificed their lives and property for the country's flag. the young participants also said that after seeing this event , they will increase their efforts to help the motherland. mohammad rezaza khaliq vardi, radio broadcaster, east asia regional office. beijing today, thousands of people held a religious ceremony of washing carpets in mashhad, ardal, kashan . this ceremony is held every year on the second friday of the month of mehr in memory of the martyrdom and death of imamzadeh sultan ali, the immediate son of imam muhammad baqir, peace be upon him. after you are happy, the people of fin zahra are allowed to come

then grieving for him morphed into the protest movement in tiananmen square, and so the government wasy had been cracking down on vpn, so that people could not access parts of the internet not controlled by the communist party, and they are trying to keep it while recognising how important it was, it might be too strong to say downplaying his role, but certainly a lot of people looking at the language being used by the party in terms of describing him, and it does seem to bejust trying to keep a lid on things in china. and now that he has gone, it is kind of a green light for people online here to discuss li keqiang and what he stood for, and of course comparisons will be made to xi jinping, because at one point they were both vying for power, and the big question is what would this country have been like if li keqiang had been made to the general secretary of the communist party instead of xijinping. and i think most people would think that it would be very different to the way things are now.— would be very different to the way things are now. there's been much talk in the uk about t

language model because they don't trust their people to not ask a question about something like tiananmenare. you have a lot of countries that went with belt and road that are frankly with -- frankly dissatisfied customers. i think it is in awesome time for us to reopen conversations with countries in africa, look at the balance in asia. i hope that will be part of the agenda of that delegation at home as well. anna: we got through many topics -- we are out of time, but thank you, senator warner, for joining us this morning. [applause] anna: and a big thank you to andrew for joining me this morning. now i would like to welcomes henry brooks, presidents of collins error and rtx business -- collins aerospace and rtx business for a fireside chat. good morning. [applause] anna: thank you for flying up. you also have some personal excitement happening with family, a newborn coming, so -- punch bowl news, though. we made it through the week. henry: we did. anna: i want to lay the groundwork a little bit. for those of us in the audience who do not know what is collins aerospace, what do you buil

and we talked to tiananmen square people, family members and everything china just kind of woke up the world to see what was taking place in china. thirdly, editing this is very important, i don't see it today, i didn't mean that as criticism but i don't say today, the faith community was really involved. i wrote down the names last night, chuck olsen. chuck was just, god bless him, he was on this thing. michael horowitz and i think senator lieberman for michael horowitz with her work this issue. he was with the heritage foundation organ hudson foundation at the time period nina shea, many of you know burka nina wrote about this, which pushed by this. it was colonel, i'm invited meeting in my office about a religious freedom issue and i invited some people, colonel earl walked in my office. he was so interested in this issue. then there were many, many others. congressman chris smith got bless i think chris smith should be nominated for the nobel peace prize. chris smith has done more, venmo and said more on this issue but chris was adopted with regard to stay with this. .. i model thi

then praise the hamas as very smart, and then that is what he said the chinese government over in tiananmene as being very smart. and so it is thinking about others and not thinking about uniting the nation and the allies at this time. >> and we saw antony blinken in a remarkable moment when israelis are hugging him, and he is with the biden administration, and do you see donald trump trying to get his attention that he so craves instead of trying to govern? >> that is the instinct and he has to crave, and what he feels about himself and even in the middle of a terrorist attack to rise above, and it is nothing more than his ego and the instinct to praise the strong men no matter how ugly that is. this is not hard to unite right now, and yet it is impossible for him. >> and ana, is this -- >> yes, to me, donald trump is who he is. he is an incoherent narcissist who makes everything about himself. but for me, the problem is really people like senator tim scott who talked about joe biden having blood on his hands. people like ron na mca mcdaniel saying that there is people who have blood on th

haven't released a large language model to actually be a able to ask a question abot something like tiananmentill take our hand over china. at this point in time you've got a lot of countrieses that are, quite frankly, dissatisfied customers. i also think it's a great time for us to reopen conversations with countries in africa where the future of the world's going to be determined, the balance of asia. that will be part of the agenda of that delegation as well. >> all right. we got to many topics, not all of our questions, but we are out of time. thank you, senator warner, we really appreciate it this morning. [applause] all right. and a big thank you to andrew for a joining me this morning. now i'd like to welcome henry brooks. he iss president of power and controls at collins aerospace for a fireside chat. henry. [applause] thank you, thank you. good morning. well, thank you so much for being here this morning, fly fromming up. you have some -- flying up. you also have some personal excitement happening with the family, a new born coming, so punch bowl news, we need it this week. >> we did

able to say tiananmen square, you won't be able to misgender anybody. >> and well, that was the case up until elon musk's on twitter up until elon musk's takeover. have takeover. so people would have their accounts taken off for correctly sex correctly identifying the sex of someone yeah. someone else. yeah. yeah. so i mean, that's that is an odd thing, it? what do you thing, isn't it? what do you make this, jojo? because make of this, jojo? because already, people are already, you know, people are very about in very concerned about the way in which social media which that social media companies of deciding companies are sort of deciding which opinions are acceptable. right? >> well, it comes to down playground tactics. you playground tactics. do you know what who's popular, what i mean? who's popular, who's the who's who's in kid? who's the cool, kid? yeah. and if you cool, cool kid? yeah. and if you collectively decide that we don't fox, then, don't like laurence fox, then, you goes, yep, you know, everyone goes, yep, get him. but we get rid of him. but we collectively that collect

able to say tiananmen square, you won't be able to misgender anybody. >> and well, that was the caseup until elon musk's on twitter up until elon musk's takeover. have takeover. so people would have their accounts taken off for correctly sex correctly identifying the sex of someone yeah. someone else. yeah. yeah. so i mean, that's that is an odd thing, it? what do you thing, isn't it? what do you make this, jojo? because make of this, jojo? because already, people are already, you know, people are very about in very concerned about the way in which social media which that social media companies of deciding companies are sort of deciding which opinions are acceptable. right? >> well, it comes to down playground tactics. you playground tactics. do you know what who's popular, what i mean? who's popular, who's the who's who's in kid? who's the cool, kid? yeah. and if you cool, cool kid? yeah. and if you collectively decide that we don't fox, then, don't like laurence fox, then, you goes, yep, you know, everyone goes, yep, get him. but we get rid of him. but we collectively that collecti

conference was held yesterday, we had all the buses had off to the great hall and people adjacent to tiananmenquare where the main celebrations and speeches will be had. xi jinping and vladimir putin have met up and they will both be having bilateral meetings today. we are hearing vladimir putin will be at meetings with the leaders of thailand, mongolia, vietnam and perhaps some others as he is the center guest of this initiative, given the status that he has as a wanted war criminal by the international criminal court's. we will have to see if these two gentlemen -- and on that partnership that they struck in february of 2022 just weeks before vladimir putin launched his war in ukraine. on the belt and road initiative yes, they are touting it as another golden decade ahead but the average deals through the pandemic have dwindled. one estimate put the average deal in investment as 48% of what it was in the peak of 2018. at the ceo conference there were a number of delegates, 300 delegates. a number of deals in ai, agriculture, transportation, clean energy, biofarma, financial services but gues

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