how did the tiananmen square protests influence your decision to go me? >> when i left china in 1981, i made decision -- "i will never go back." i don't even look back. but until 1989, many students, and also student leaders, which i know -- know them -- and they organized a peaceful demonstration, till one day, june 4th, being crushed by the military. so somehow it draws me attention back to china, and i just want to be with my father before he passed away, to -- yeah, just to be there. >> you write... how has the chinese government succeeded in erasing that memory? >> chinese government very sophisticated. they succeed in every way for propaganda. they believe if they keep presenting the untruthful conclusion, the history will also write that way. and all the young generation, they have no other way to even to raise the question or challenge this conclusion from the government. so basically, the whole generation or generations of a chinese majority will be on the side of the government, which is a pity. >> the internet emerged when you returned to china

. >>> and she led protestors at tiananmen square hit for ten months, until she was finally able to escape in a cargo box. tonight, her message for chinese tennis star peng shuai. let's go outfront. >>> and good evening, i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, president biden throwing a hail-mary pass. the president ordering the release of 50 million barrels of oil from america's strategic petroleum reserve. biden desperate to ease rising gas prices for america. touting a deal with five other countries to do the same thing and open up their oil reserve. now, look, it is good biden is working with other countries to relieve pressure on prices but context matters and the reality is that this is essentially america alone. india releasing just 5 million barrels. 1.5 million for the uk. south korea, china, and japan, no number at all just quote/unquote working on a plan. still, biden insists the move will pay off. >> our combined action will not solve the problem of high gas prices overnight, it will make a difference. it will take time but before long, you should see price of gas drop. >> okay. w

as tiananmen square remembrance rolled around. he got ten years in prison. he went to yahoo, what do you want, here's the list of names, all the personally identifiable information. after i swore them in, why, we were just following orders, chinese law, promulgated by the chinese communist party, and mr. clifford, you mentioned ibm and the nazis, before that hearing, that two weeks before, i read a book called ibm and the holocaust, which was a holiday footnoted book, how was it that the gestapo had well written lists of where jewish people were, it was because ibm had aided and abetted those atrocities being committed there, and that's what they're doing now when google and others aid and abet those kinds of terrible misdeeds. we got a call while the hearing was going on complaining that i was raising it. you show me anywhere in the book that you can contest the voracity of that. mr. chu talked about a couple of -- meijer brown, a lawyer with a law firm. we were asked to provide a specific services on real estate matters. terrible, how does he look himself

tiananmen square. the certification of the new american president.he 1 hundredth anniversary of the communist party. a triumphant china bursting with pride, marching as one. in washington, americans at war with each other, tearing democracy apart. >> the chinese government saw that. >>> xi jinping is said to have watched january 6th with revulsion. >> that cannot happen in china. no. none of that is acceptable to the chinese government. >> that was a moment of the chinese saying, those americans, they're not who they think they are, and they're not who we think they are. >> he sees the united states as in a real decline, and he sees a lot of dysfunctionality in american society. systemic racism, black lives matter, political gridlock in washington, the trump years and charlottesville. >> they see themselves as promoting order against the forces of chaos and increasingly they see the united states as representing the forces of chaos. >> there was a time when xi loved america, especially the heartland town in iowa. he studied farming there in the 1980s

they got rid of it, mention of tiananmen square. kailey: the difficulty of doing business in china.ought that many times last week. jamie dimon's comments made a lot of news, but if you are operating in china, you have to play by the rules. the substance feeling that one. jonathan: that is the first time i have heard andrew slimmon a little bit cautious on this market. tom: i will go with that. i did hear a little bit by the dip there. jonathan: we always obsessed with the shot closest to the boat. right now, that is omicron. even if we get past this, is it a green light to risk assets, given what we talked about in the middle of december. tom: jon ferro channeling winslow homer close to the boat. there is a lot of worries, but the economy is coming. what is the economic data we will see for q4? jonathan: and how responsive will we be? coming up, joshua sharfstein of the bloomberg school of public health. up 0.9% on the s&p. i have seen how they put that song together. tom: everyone younger should watch it. it is marius. -- it is a glorious. jonathan: from new york, this is bloomber

he shared his wish he could have been in tiananmen square. he mused about whether abraham lincoln was actually assassinated. he shared his thought, his dream about picturing america in a swim meet after world war ii. what he did not talk about was cutting the cost of childcare, eldercare, what we were going to do to bring more women into the workforce, to protect our climate. that in our view tells you all you need to know about kevin mccarthy's agenda and what he supports. reporter: and senator manchin, he says he has still not decided on this bill. is there anything the white house is doing to get him to come around to the bill? is there anything specific you are doing for him? sec. psaki: we have been in close touch with senator manchin for several months now. that will continue. that may include hearing concerns he will have. we believe he's been operating and negotiating in good faith. the next step is getting it through the senate. i expect we will continue the discussions and negotiations as they have occurred today. reporter: can you

the bloodshed reaches china's very heart, tiananmen square. >> those attacked really shook xi jinpings are uighurs. building reeducation camps that have locked up over a million people. and ripped loved ones away from their families. former camp prisoners say uighurs have been tortured and forced into abortion and even sterilized. detainees are brainwashed with communist party ideology. they are forced to speak mandarin rather than their own language. they're forbidden from practicing the religion they follow their entire lives. >> there is a kind of cultural genocide going on here. why is xi doing this? because he sees uighurs as a threat to china's very survival. >> he's afraid they would split from the country and form a whole new nation. separatism is one of xi jinping's biggest fears. >> the symbol of the soviet union flooding down in a moscow win on christmas night. nothing will ever be the same. when the soviet union was teetering on the edge of collapse. >> gorbachev destroyed the whole country. >> those republics -- >> each dominated by a different ethnic group declared thems

the absence of the people's liberation army and their tanks, like they were in tiananmen square and the barb wire and interment camps like we see do not mean that the crackdown hong kong has been any less brutal and complete. they both are different, but the results have been the same. as professor davis mentioned, a group of human rights activists experts repressed -- expressed concerns about the capture of an alliance leader. with charges of being a foreign agent. they warned that terrorism is being improperly used to exercise fundamental rights which are protected under international law, including freedom of expression and opinion, freedom of peaceful assembly, and the right to participate in public affairs. i urge this commission and body as members to respond powerfully and quickly to hold those responsible, as has been mentioned, for depriving human rights and hong kong with sanctions and hong kong with sanctions in public condemnations. i strongly urge the commission and commissioners to adopt and highlight the plights of political prisoners. there are many others. that commissi

. >>> and she led protestors at tiananmen square hit for ten months, until she was finally able to escapet's go outfront. >>> and good evening, i'

tiananmen square, nothing happened here.ottom line. they'll support open borders but if they think it's going to cost them money, we need to build a wall, i will help get shovels. >> greg: last word, tyrese. >> tyrus: disney used to be about a magical place and kids and families. he will ignore anything that happens to you as long as it doesn't harm the bottom line. they hope china wouldn't say. protecting everything so we can get another bid. does disney need money? when are we going to see these corporations be held responsible? you are willing to fire an actress for having political beliefs, throw her out. how dare she? but china can do whatever. just have a tennis star go missing. look what they did. disney. >> greg: all right, don't go away. we'll be right back. you can always spot a first time gain flings user. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list event. i'm here to present the facts. thousands of peopler and small businesses are trapped paying too much for wireless and sti

for those of you who did not watch all of it, he wished he could have been in tiananmen square, he mused about whether or not abraham lincoln was actually assassinated. he shared his hopes, thoughts, or dream, i am not sure, at about america in world war ii after every other country. but what he did not talk about was cutting the cost of childcare, eldercare, what we are going to do around the country to bring more women into the workforce, to help our climate for generations to come. that tells you all you need to know about kevin mccarthy's agenda and what he supports. >> senator manchin -- you say he is still not decided on this bill. is there anything that the white house is doing to get him to come around on the bill? is there anything specific you guys are doing? >> we have been in close touch with senator manchin for several months now. that will continue. that will include answering questions he may have, hearing concerns he may have. we are in touch with him and his staff to senior white house officials at this point in time, and we believe he has been negotiating and operating

when i went to tiananmen square, it was moving for me because i remember that moment in time. two parts in history i wish i could have been a part of. i wish i should have been in tiananmen square and i wish i could have been there, knocking down the berlin wall. there was a sign there, mr. speaker. it had two moments. the number of days and the number of minutes to hong kong came under their control. they said for 50 years nothing would change. mr. speaker, after unleashing covid on the world, it all changed. but you know what happened prior to that, mr. speaker? i'm not sure, i think hong kong had about eight million people. even on rainy saturday, three million of them would show up and bring umbrellas. you know what else they would bring? american flags. they knew the exact same thing abraham lincoln, joseph rainie, frederick douglass, that america is more than a country. it's an idea. they stood out in the rain knowing what china would do for the freedom of speech. not for more bureaucracy. and the moment china came in, did we do anything? we're going to buy more batterie

and i want to go now to young because young was black listed by china for participating in the tiananmen squaree years in prison for alleged spying. he is now living in the united states and is president and founder of citizen power initiatives for china, a nonprofit group fighting for a democratic china. so, china obviously believes that if it continues to do this sort of censorship and it ignores the peng shuai coverage, that the story will go away. that everybody will sort of keep trying to do it and eventually, we'll give up. and you know what? they have been right making that bet time and time again on various things. how long will china continue to just pretend this isn't happening? >> thank you for having me. um, this -- the answer to this question is -- depends on how much pressure the international community can generate. so far, wta and a professional tennis star have been spoken out which is very significant. and the continued, sustained effort to support peng shuai made a difference. the only reason she has not disappeared entirely is just because the matter drew international atten

i do think if there is not a statute to nixon in tiananmen square, there should be.hey are where they are now. host: the house censured congressman paul gosar for video he tweeted out of him killing alexandra conseil cortez. this is him on the floor. >> i reject the mischaracterization from many in this body that the cartoon from my office is dangerous or threatening. it was not. i reject the narrative categorically. i do not espouse violence toward anyone. it was not my purpose to make anyone upset. i took the cartoon down not because it was a threat, but because thumb -- some thought it was. last week, my staff posted a video depicting a policy battle regarding amnesty for millions of illegal aliens. this is an anime. it speaks to young voters who are too often overlooked. even twitter did not remove the cartoon, noting it was in the public's interest for it to remain. the car turn directs to the understanding and the discussion of the real-life battle resulting from this open border policy. this body is considering passage of the socialist $4.9 trillion spending b

i do think if there is not a statute to nixon in tiananmen square, there should be.hey are where they are now. host: the house censured congressman paul gosar for video he tweeted out of him killing alexandra conseil cortez. this is him on the floor. >> i reject the mischaracterization from many in this body that the cartoon from my office is dangerous or threatening. it was not. i reject the narrative categorically. i do not espouse violence toward anyone. it was not my purpose to make anyone upset. i took the cartoon down not because it was a threat, but because thumb -- some thought it was. last week, my staff posted a video depicting a policy battle regarding amnesty for millions of illegal aliens. this is an anime. it speaks to young voters who are too often overlooked. even twitter did not remove the cartoon, noting it was in the public's interest for it to remain. the car turn directs to the understanding and the discussion of the real-life battle resulting from this open border policy. this body is considering passage of the socialist $4.9 trillion spending b

its one-child policy and gunned down thousands of students who were peacefully protesting in tiananmen square and now they are turning their attention abroad. they are growing more aggressive towards other countries by the day in ways that comply with international norms and in ways that defy those norms. in 2013 president xi formally launched his signature foreign policy effort, the belt and road initiative. through this program china offers lucrative structure investments, economic development deals to smaller and poorer nations. the ultimate goal is to create a global coalition that could challenge the long-standing network of alliances and partnerships that have been built by the united states. since belt and road began, 139 countries have joined and on every continent china is using it to expand their power. but here's the catch. if developing countries that welcomed these investments want construction to continue on their new highway system or skyscraper or if they want access to funding for future projects, they cannot speak out against china's actions. this is why leaders of muslim ma

the missing episode represents tiananmen square in a reference to the iconic photo in which a man standsecided to take it out when it launched disney+ earlier this month but it's leading to concerns about rising censorship in hong kong. j.p. morgan ceo jamie dimon is being criticized after he apologized twice for remarking wall street largest bank will outlive the communist party which is celebrating the 100th anniversary. jamie dimon boxes comments back saying it isn't right to denigrate the country or the leadership but some point out his comments were not the problem but the apology to the communist nation as the bank looks to expand its business. finally some are questioning why the world health organization named the latest covid variant from south africa l micron. the organization uses the greek alphabet and skips to letters to get to all micron the first with new spelled with in you it could be confused with the new. and it spelled asked i the same spelling of the president of china, president xi jinping to help organizations claim that is picked and transcript a letter and it avo

mocked chinese censorship appears removed from hong kong version of disney plis app they visit tiananmen squarein the simpsons, ran the way under rupert murdoch and fox sold business to disney now censoring about tiananmen. >> er. >> the price of doing business in china. everyone known that especially under xi jinping. there is the risk of occasional humaniliation when you do something run afoul of chinese political correctness they punish you so there's two questions one is what does that do for business in china? but the other what does it do for your brand name a, you know in other parts of the world. so, i think we are going to see more of this, because china is becoming increasingly insistent you are seeing rares leadership roll over this president yet to raise origins of covid-19 with xi jinping why got there are we tip-toeing around china jamie diamond given honeypot makes comment he believes jpmorgan will outlast communist party turning 100 years and he has to walk it back your reaction. >> right, this is the reality of more than china now not only a richer country but growing economica

the young man who stood his ground in front of a profession of chinese armies tanks during the tiananmen square crackdown in beijing. >> no, senator. you can find that content on tiktok a few search for. it >> mr. chairman, i would suggest that has already been pointed out, i think there are number of things we need to address. congress need to be heard from in the space. particularly with respect to the use of algorithms in the way that users are manipulated and up as you've already pointed out, particularly, young people. i hope we can move quickly and directly and any meaningful way to address the situation. >> thank you. i think we have strong bipartisan consensus on that issue. thank you, senators. >> thank you, chairman blumenthal. i'd like to just know that the series of hearings really began with a revelation that internal research at facebook revealed the negative impacts on teenagers bonnie images, from using the company's instagram platform. we learned based on research by the chairman staff, how quickly somebody on instagram can go from viewing content unhealthy eating to be directe

america was an idea. 32 years ago, one million students went to tiananmen square. they built a statue of democracy that looked just like lady liberty, put it across from the portrait of mao. they understood the greatness of america. who doesn't remember that man standing in front of the tank when china was rolling in. he stood in font of the tank. when the tank moved to the right, he moved to the right. when the tank moved to the left, he moved to the left. he climbed on top of that tank. i cannot tell you his name, mr. speaker, i doubt that he's alive. they respected america. they knew what america stood for. mr. speaker, now we have a bill that will bring more ships from china to america. it'll give them incentive. i hear your party talk a lot about a green new deal. 90% of all those are being built in china. you're taking therd-earned taxes of americans, shutting down the poll i i -- policies you don't like the energy you don't care for and laying those off on making the gasoline price higher and taking their gas collars and shipping it to china do you realize t

famous video of the man who stood his ground in front of chinese army tanks during the 1989 tiananmen square crackdown in beijing? mr. beckerman: you can find that content on tiktok if you search warrant. sen. thune: mr. chairman, i would suggest that as has been pointed out, i think there are a number of things we need to address. congress needs to be heard from in the space and particularly with respect to the use of algorithms and the way users are manipulated and particularly young people, i hope we can move quickly and directly and in a meaningful way to address this issue. thank you. chair blumenthal: i think we have strong consensus on that interview -- issue. similar baldwin. sen. baldwin: i would like to note that the series of hearings began with a revelation that internal research at facebook revealed the negative impact on teenagers' body images from using the company's instagram platform and we learned, based on research by the chairman staff, how quickly someone on instagram can go from viewing content on healthy eating to being directed toward posting that focuses on unhealthy