u. s. s. a can't, is yet out as strong as it is a, it is can't control every country on the globe, right? it tries to, but i can't, you know, once there's a critical mass with countries saying, bhaskar, you know, no more. i think the u. s. you know, just can't do it. yeah. they're focused on ukraine. right now. cindy billions of dollars, ukraine to fight russia. by the way, i am in moscow, russia out. um you know, and in the breach, i think latin america is rising. so you know, i have great hopes, but yeah, we have to be that channel for sure. eleger, iowa has recently re established diplomatic ties with china. it's a pivot from their previous diplomatic ties with ty, one. why? and what does this do to the balance of power in the western hemisphere? yes, so let me explain a little bit about that. first of all, so under somoza from 193419. well really, i mean it well the to the 940304949. that's quote that out from $949.00 to $979.00. somoza recognized. right. and not the people's republic of chi

u. s. what we're seeing now really is a huge departure from the u. s. policy. a former president would return it where the visiting forces agreement was almost terminated. in which case there would have been no joint military drills between the u. s. and the philippines. but 2 months from now, we will be seeing the largest iteration of follicles on joint philippine u. s. military exercises would, over 16000 forces from both the philippine and the u. s. participating earlier. also secretary austin miti with president for i didn't mark as junior. he is the 3rd high ranking high ranking u. s. official to visit the philippines since president marcos assume leadership. in june 2022 1000000 and barnaby defense secretary lloyd austin's visit to the region. it's prompted a dramatic reaction as annette from north korea. that's right. molina took there awesome did swing by south korea before he landed in the philippines on tuesday evening. and there he met with his counterpart to south korea defense minister, and they agreed to bolster defense corporation in the face of i

ah, it happened with a super sonic boot last weekend. the u. s. fighter jet shot down a chinese spy balloon off the atlantic coast just off the coast of south carolina. we don't know much more than that. it was an apparent case of the shoot. first. ask questions later. so what about that balloon? and why did the pentagon just confirm that there have been other balloons sent from china? and before this happened, beijing and washington said that they wanted to mend tattered relations. was that true? or was it just a lot of hot air? i recall from berlin. this is the day. ah! what began as a spy balloon has become a trial balloon. and i commend president biden's leadership. and unfortunately, the president failed that test. this is lee unintended entry of the airship. it's a u. s. airspace is an isolated accidental incident. a mom, we sent a clear message to china that this is not accepted to do this acceptable and be responsible behavior. present was paralyzed for an entire week by old way. also coming up the deadliest single attack since the russia

this by in the sky, a suspected surveillance balloon ignite the diplomatic storm between washington and bay jane. the u. s. secretary of state postpones a rare trip to china after a high altitude. ash it is they protected over the u. s. a. jane claims it's a weather balloon that blew, of course. also coming up. do crazy. president zelinski renews his post for you membership at the summit and keep saying his country deserves to begin session talks this year. ah, i'm glad office welcome to the program. and we begin with a diplomatic spat over a so called chinese spy balloon that's been tracked. flying across the united states, u. s. secretary of state antony blinkin. s postponed a plan visit to china. following the discovery, the balloon was 1st detected over the state of montana which houses some 150 intercontinental ballistic missile silos. pentagon officials have described the i ship as an intelligence gathering balloon. china claims the balloon is for civilian purposes and that it regrets it had sailed into u. s. s. base. for more on this developing story, let's now go to washington dc where our corresp

at a time in the u. s. a. trying to get away from foreign reliance on batteries. how can we explain this? no, well, i mean it's definitely a noteworthy, especially with all the tensions between china and the united states. but i guess that for it also depends on the expertise from the chinese manufacturer. as you mentioned, the world's biggest producer of batteries, i guess what it's important is that this factory is fully owned by 4. it's more of a licensing agreement with the chinese company and with the fact that the local okay did in the united states will be fully owned by ford. so they will be able to probably get some text incentives from the inflation or reduction act that joe biden started a couple of months ago. okay, you mentioned that inflation reduction. that's a series of incentives that are drawing not just forward, but it's getting looks basically by industries around the world, especially electric, car, battery makers. i assume that we will hear other announcements in, in the days the. com, is that possible when we look at this kind of pull factor

he says the people of palestine believe the u. s. a siding with israel unjustifiably. what here to protest against the american positions which are totally by us, to israel, and to send a message to mister lincoln that he cannot hide away from the massacres that are committed against palestinians. and that day and i just states has done really nothing to stop the fascist government and israel from committing crimes against the listing. and every day in the state has consistently funded with israel no matter what. and that in itself, that betrays the principles that the americans claim regarding self determination, equality, freedom for all, all this. they say it as a theory. first, when it comes to practicing it, specially with the listing of people, it doesn't exist. s. s any or we're here to express our rejection to lincoln's visit to the region, which comes within us some limited support for israeli occupation, which carries out aggressive actions against the palestinian people. the u. s. still sells only lip service to the palestinian people. one of the military in

u. s. has had frosty relations with cuba does say the least in the 21st century, the u. s. and a few of its allies anointed one why doe, as their chosen president for venezuela, a move some 80 percent of the world rejected. and now the u. s. has its sites set on nicaragua, again under the bite in administration. so what do these 3 latin american countries have in common while they're all run by left us government who resist us influence and exploitation by the west? so to talk more about me cuz i was in the crosshairs, we'll bring in a man who's had 1st hand experience with its president. is dan co valid? he is an author and professor of international human rights at the university of pittsburgh school of law. his newest book is called nicaragua, a history of intervention and resistance. dan, thanks for joining us. first i'd like to address the us state department framing of nicaragua. if you go to their website to see their remarks on the country, they describe it as having descended into this sort of disturb, be a nightmare run by an authoritarian bonnie and clyde. in this case

united states over a series of mysterious objects in the skies over north america is growing at the u . s. a shot down another one near the canadian border on sunday, the 4th this month. the 1st is the only one that's been officially linked to china, the usa. they believe that one was a chinese spy balloon. beijing denies the accusation and he's now accusing the u. s . a flying high altitude blues over china, at least 10 times this year. washington correspondent mikaela cooper told me more. i asked her what more we know about this latest incident? well, surprisingly little and by officials describe this flying object as a octagonal shape with strings hanging off it. we do not know whether it was indeed a balloon and we don't know whether it has any spying equipment on board. and that is something that is still hanging in the air as the big, overarching question. what were these other 3 objects that were shot down between friday and saturday, one every single day. so we're still eagerly waiting for the announcement of any kind of press conference to learn more. there's an impression here that

she was smuggled into the u. s. a child with an uncertain future. thousands of kilometers away from her family for many families in guatemala, it's just a part of life. the rhythm of and when my daughter left, i was sad. well, because i wanted to go myself. yeah. okay. but i couldn't afford. it has been notified maybe some day. i'll still get my chance to not ha, ha, ha ha, in his family, hope that their daughter will one day be allowed to work in the u. s. so that she can send the family money. until then he, like many guatemalans will continue the struggle to make ends meet our planet is home to a wide variety of plants which have adapted to very different environments of to 400000 species. in total, we actually eat just a tiny fraction and half of our food intake is covered by just 3 crocks, corn, rice, and wheat. and the range of clans on our fields is continuing to shrink according to you and estimates in the last century alone. the world lost 75 percent of its crop diversity. a major reason is the industrializat

but u. s. a shot down. what it calls a chinese spy balloon. it's also that to secretary of state and to be blinking, calling off his visit to china. what mixed in the bilateral relationship? i'd be asking an expert in singapore for his take on that. and why don't you as china competition in the region? ah, i british manager, welcome to the w news, a sure glad you could join us. 2 days after the united states shot down a suspected chinese spy balloon bay ging has accused washington of damaging efforts to stabilize us. china ties, vice foreign minister sheer fung also accused the us of cold, indiscriminate use of force. so to down the program, we're looking to answer 2 questions arising out of all this. firstly, what next for bilateral ties between the 2 powers? and 2nd, how is china reacting to increased us and western engagement in asia? an area beijing considers its own backyard. we'll get to those questions in a minute, but before that, this is what the reaction in china has been to the shooting down of the balloon to you may well actually i

to white house, to come back to poland, where he spoke essentially a month after the war had broken out at where he spoke about the u. s. as a, the importance of the u. s. a support for ukraine and importance of polish support for all of the u. s. as allies to stand together. and i think that's something we're going to hear again, another important message that we can expect to hear from president biden, to something he said last year in a speech in poland again, which is that this is not award that will last month or even perhaps a year and we have to be ready to be in this for the long haul. as we look at these live pictures here, and i'm expecting that door probably to open papa. right? yeah. last time, you know, at any moment, but you asked how important this trip is for president by what's important on several fronts. so 1st of all, for the president to show, as i said that his white house administration means what it says when it promises to support for ukraine. coming, of course, not empty handed as he came with this announcement of another half $1000000000.00 in support for ukraine, including things like javeli

the u. s. a needs are already irritated by the north stream one gas pipeline because they see it as a threat to western dominance. and now north seem to was nearing completion, which would double the amount of cheap russian gas flow into germany. something had to be done. and this is how it went down according to a source with direct knowledge of the operational planning. so joe biden authorizes his national security adviser to create a group. so come up with a plan to get rid of the pipelines by the end of the year. jake sullivan convenes a meeting of a new task force, men and women from the joint chiefs of staff, the cia and the state and treasury departments. they hold several top secret meetings in the building right next to the white house and during their brainstorming sessions. the navy, for example, proposes using a newly commission submarine sir sold to the pipeline directly. the air force discusses dropping bombs that could be set off remotely. and the cia just argued that whatever was

a tie. one certainly remember just on thursday, the u. s. announced that 8 is expanding its military presence in the philippines. that is being seen as giving the u. s. a bigger footprint to athwart tie, a china rather from taking any action on taiwan. the warren ukraine also is an issue. so this was going to be a difficult visit. it was seen as a time to engage in dialogue. it appears, however, that the spy balloon incident was too serious for lincoln's visit. to go ahead again, we are still waiting for confirmation from the state department. they are coming back to to that balloon that suits been spotted in the skies over montana. tell us what so interesting for china about montana yeah. well, montana we heard in the lead in there. it's actually home to one of the countries, 3 nuclear missile missile silo field said that is at mounds from air force base. so this is a site that clearly is home to some sensitive u. s. military intelligence. and that is why officials here are so concerned the pentagon, again, deciding not to shoot down this

u. s. e u relations. i think there's a great deal of bipartisan support for making the transition to electric vehicles produce as many jobs in the us, or at least in north america as possible. there was some surprise here that biden carried on some aspects of that protectionism that we saw during the trump administration. would you expect that that kind of by 1st produced 1st in america that, that kind of policy idea will continue in the future? is there bipartisan support for this now and going forward? first of all, there should the been any says any surprise that mr. barton was carrying on these policies because a significant chunk of the democratic party has been advocating it for years and years and years. and as to the future, i don't see any reasonable option where whoever becomes president say in 2025 is going to have policies that are much different from what you heard last night. it's a, it's a fairly broad bipartisan support. and i don't see anyone out there either on the republican or the democratic side who is

but the source describe a u. s. naval crew that fit the description and location of those who could have committed the sabotage of russia and old stream pipelines. the baltic c. i had a leading administration role in the june 22 bought offs. military exercises near born home island, denmark, a u. s. military helicopter arrived carrying a group of men who were supposed to be u. s. navy anti mind personnel. the thing i found odd was that they claimed to be there to search for underwater mines. however, they lacked the equipment for such exercises. their equipment consisted of the latest navy issue, deep dive in underwater, re breathers, and some small hard box cases. we called them, pelicans. they took their boat off shore, not to the area where the simulated minds were placed, but to an entirely different location. after the exercise was over and they returned, almost all of their pelicans were missing. earlier john mcdoogan joined my colleague, no doubt how mommy, in the studio here to discuss the letter and what w

the pentagon says it's tracking a suspected chinese spy balloon in u. s. air space official save a suspected spy, crafters flying over sensitive sides. candidates government has also detected the balloon republicans in the u. s. house of representatives have voted to remove a muslim congresswoman from its powerful foreign relations committee. democrats say ill, hon. alma was targeted because of her identity and ukrainian president for letting me zalinski is urging the you to impose more sanctions on russia. you're paying commission president. i sort of underlying it says, a sanctions package will be ready for the 1st anniversary of the invasion. pakistani prime minister ship as sharif, has called for unity and condemned the rise of terror attacks in a meeting meant to review security measures. the meeting was cold days after an attack that killed 101 paypal inside a police compound investigated say the suicide bomber managed to get him because he was wearing a police uniform. he then detonated his explosives inside a mosque where offices had gathered for

u. s. efforts around the world where it pursues a particular agenda. according to beijing, washington has to global conflict and confrontation and g to its quote, cold war mentality. the paper claims the u. s. has an aggressive style of foreign policy and its efforts to hold on to power. it also urges washington to reexamine its practices and let go of what china colds american, oregon's unprejudiced. c g, t, and correspondent young facia told us more earlier. the report covers that the u. s . has been escalating, a great power competing across the globe. and the country has acted more boldly to interfere the internal affairs of the are the countries and the united states really develop a model playbook to stage a color revolutions. and it has overstressed, the concept of national security abuse, export controls and force the unilateral sanctions and others. so it's basically a theory of action in multiple perspectives. and so it's also a pointing out the action of playing the democracy card, but rather hurting the interest of people from many countries

u. s. f 20 to successfully fart at the object. the move comes after u. s. military shot down a similar object over alaska. on friday, the new object was tracked by the u. s. north american aerospace command for 24 hours after it had been a floating detect over alaska. later on saturday, entered canadian air space when prime minister justin trudeau, along with president biden authorized a u. s. fighter jet to target the object. officials have not yet revealed any details on the origin of the mysterious aerial body. this comes amid washington's accusations of espionage after a chinese weather balloon crossed into u. s. territory last week and was taken down by the country's military. we heard from former pentagon official, michael maloof, who said officials need to provide answers on the spike in incidence over us guys in recent weeks. it's an increasing problem that we're beginning to, to see more and more of all of a sudden having the numerous objects of flying in a particularly over the, the north pole area. and it's happening very, very rapidly. and they're in and in greater

u. s. a secretary of state and even in can visit anchor a just hours before the new earthquakes hits and announce further assistance to the country. but in the meantime, 2 here has been seeking a refund from the u. s. for what it spent on the f 35 fight to jet program. the us excluded to hear from those nato plans because to hear both that the boss missile defense system from russia cut up through motor cbb that should here we were partners in the f 35 program, but turkey was excluded due to american sanctions. it was a unilateral decision, there is a figure of $1400000000.00 that we've spent, we now waiting for a refund of that money paid and get them here. $35.00, a 5 digit program originally sought to establish a common platform full defenses of u. s. allies in europe, asia and the middle east involving more than a 100 aircraft, should get, which was among the nato members initially included. it was expelled from the program following its purchase of the russian s 400 ed different systems

just a week ago, seymour hersh reported that top u. s. officials planned to blow up the gas pipeline since late 2021. when the attack happened last september, nato drills in the baltic sea were used as a cover. the bombshell report also says that norway, help the u. s. in the sabotage oslo however, is trying to divert blame, accusing russia of spying on the nordic countries energy infrastructure. in 2003, russia will try to gather intelligence about most aspects of norway's oil, gas and energy sector. police security service considers it unlikely that russia will carry out any act of sabotage on norwegian territory in 2023. if russia's willingness to escalate, the conflict with nato and the west were to increase however, acts of sabotaging and strategic targets in norway will become a more likely scenario. in the current security policies situation, police security service considers the petroleum sector to be a particularly vulnerable target. however, the rust, sabotage of russian gas pipelines seems to have played into all blows, hands.

u. s. united states and e u sanctions against this is fair. everyone would know that for humanitarian a, these section should be listed in spite of of the, of that united hill lion. yesterday, mr. bleek, in our representative of u. s. department, samantha power, the director of us a say that we will, we will a held that ne us here. yeah. either in that you're trying to divide the city and people to divide the you graphically amid the total devastation, things of hope can still be witnessed. this young girl was took from the rubble of her wrecked home. after being trapped for days, russia and emergency workers have joined in the rescue efforts trying to reach those most indeed, but every hour the grim death tools continues the line. serious 2nd largest city of a level is one of the areas west affected moscow's defense ministry. phase russian teams totaling 300 workers have help save more than 40 people and recover 5 bodies from the ruins. so far there are scenes of utter desolation, of course, in neighboring tortilla, as well as is the epicenter of what's not been confirmed as the deadli

u. s. unilaterally, is in the u. s. interest, and they respect whatever news that the u. s. released. so immediately we can already see how they view this visit as a not viable at all after the u. s. response and the u. s. reaction. and now the chinese are taking a very defensive position compared to the original 1st in response that they have, which is a lot more apologetic then the 2nd one. quickly, william, how is all this being received among china's neighbors? so in time on the foreign ministry immediately released an incident, a statement basically criticizing china's move and saying that china's move is creating on certain and t for regions. and also at the same time characterizing it as an illegal move to violate another country sovereignty. and also intruding another country's air space and calling on begging to immediately stop such actions . again, that was a william yang in taipei many thanks, william. thank you. a brief look at some of the other stories from around the world. asi on foreign ministers meeting in jakarta have urged mir and more to implement a peace plan agree. 2 years ago, miramar was banned from attending the meeting o

u. s. has been a frequent uninvited guest to chinese territories. take the south china sea for example. every year the u. s. military flies, hundreds by planes of the region for recognizance and us naval ships have frequently flex their muscles year chinese waters including the taiwan straits, under the guise of so called freedom of navigation. u. s. military activities have also caused casualties among chinese military personnel and civilians. over the years, china and d, u. s. has experience far worse situations in recent decades, and here they are. so we will have to wait and we didn't see the western states are attempting to suppress any alternative voices of sovereign states. that's according to russia's top diplomat survey live rob, who gave a press conference while visiting baghdad, as part of his middle east and africa. tor dustin villa. this is young. this stuff isn't comparable to any of the conflicts are on the walt toward the yes and then nate, a colleagues did to iraq, and later libya were a member how they raised mas sue, and all the rock as it is to the ground. how they de

she was smuggled into the u. s. a child with an uncertain future. thousands of kilometers away from her family. for many families in guatemala, it's just a part of life. the rhythm of and when my daughter left, i was sad. well, because i wanted to go myself. yeah. okay. but i couldn't afford it or not, maybe some day i'll still get my chance number that i in his family hope that their daughter will one day be allowed to work in the u. s. so that she can send the family money. until then he, like many guatemalans will continue the struggle to make ends meet our planet is home to a wide variety of plants which have adapted to very different environments of the 400000 species. in total, we actually eat just a tiny fraction and half of our food intake is covered by just 3 crocks, corn, rice and wheat. and the range of plant on our fields is continuing to shrink according to you and estimates in the last century alone. the world lost 75 percent of its crop diversity. a major reason is the industrialization of agriculture.

it is the 1st time that the u. s. a, a comprehensive federal climate policy, which for the 1st time also target the greenhouse gas emissions coming from heavy industry. and all these investments that the subsidies promote will lead to increased economies of scale and deaf, also lower cost for low carbon technologies. and that is really a good thing for all countries around the world. until now, industrial policy in the u has been restrained by very tough competition laws in order for them to have their own green tex pledge europe is going to have to change that. how tricky is that going to be for them? this is indeed a very important but difficult issue. what we should keep in mind is that these competition rules called state rules have been in place for a very long time. it actually goes back to the late 19 fifties, really the beginning of european integration. but then they have been also a lot more relax since the beginning of the mac. and the reason why was because due to all the last dance, really expensive support

the u, as a single entity came 2nd at a $180000000000.00. while the u. s. spent a $141000000000.00 from brussels. i'm joined now by milan elk about milan as a research fellow and head of the climate policy program at the center for european policy studies in brussels. thank you for joining the program. is the right to be threatened by the u. s. is inflation reduction act? well, yes and no. on the one hand, be inflation reduction acts of a very general subsidies and the subsidies are combined with some other measures related to the components that need to be used in the production of goods. and these are really a challenge to european industry. but on the other hand, no, because the inflation reduction acts still really as overwhelmingly a good thing. it is the 1st time that the u. s. pastor, they a comprehensive federal climate policy, which for the 1st time also target the greenhouse gas emissions coming from the industry and all these investments that the subsidies promot will lead to increased economies of scale and deaf also lower costs for low carbon

plus there's a lot of pressure domestically in the u. s. for you know, a president to be really tough on china the same way. there's a lot of pressure on the chinese leadership to be tough, tough on the us. imagine in the coming weeks maybe the news house majority leader mccarthy will travel to taiwan xi jinping the us. imagine in the coming weeks maybe the news will be under pressure to be even more aggressive in his reaction then he was last year when nancy pelosi went, we will see if i just and i think it was a little bit of surprise for latin america a lot of latin american countries in particular south american countries actually quite sympathetic towards china. i'm looking at brazil but also argentina and you know that they are not also part of this spying program. you know, i don't think it's necessarily gonna drastically change their relationship because they massively benefit economically from china. but at least you know like it might at least kind of pause the very pro china discourse that exists in these countries. we send an ala

u. s . a post is anything that person is ready, palestinian to state solution of the house breach, just concluded his trip to middle east dalton meeting palestinian president, my boss on the desk told from an attack and a mosque in the park. stony city of shala has listened to at least a 100 committees been tossed with investigation, the security lamps that the police compound and alleged negligence. yes, justice department says another 4 men have been charged with criminal offenses in connection with the assassination of haiti's precedent. juvenile, noisy, have been transferred to american custody after being detained in haiti. poison was assassinated at his home in july of 2021. and since then, gang violence in the country is escalated, leading to arise in kit, nothing's killings, and a major humanitarian crisis. my cana has more from washington. well, these 4 men who have now been removed into custody in the united states were arrested shortly after that assassination among them as a man ca

and there were publicly stating that the u. s. a. need a were rapidly deploying their military bases and secret bio labs near our borders during their maneuvers. they explored the theater of future military actions. and they prepared the key of regime to be controlled by them. ukraine, enslaved by them all for a big warm. and now they are admitting it admitting it publicly openly and with no shame. he also says the various nationalist leaders, neo nazis, but trained in western military college. what taught how to wage war against the russian federation, all with the understanding that this war would happen, matters speed. the western plough all along, vladimir putin also said that this conflicts between russia and ukraine isn't between russia and the people of ukraine. but rather, those that have taken hostage and any further increase in the number of civilians killed in the, in the devastation when you are you him, it's not of the morena but we're not at war with the people of ukraine. so i've already said this many times, the people

read a german view of the e u. u. s. trade relationship there, and comments by us present, joe, by the last night. let's get a better understanding from the american side. and for that, i'm joined by david gans, he's a professor in trade and international economics at rice university's baker institute. david, welcome to the show. i want to touch on this idea of free trade in just a moment. but 1st, here in germany, there's a lot of attention on this inflation reduction act and it's potential to warp investment in europe. what's the sense there in the us? how much concern among policy makers is there for a while. thanks for inviting me in terms of the so called inflation reduction act, i think probably the germans, german concerned is mostly on the subsidies for electric vehicles and electric vehicle batteries which are limited to north america and 2 countries with which the u. s. has a free trade agreement, which does not include the e u. so the concerns here, i think, are basically the parties are united on the basic b

it came just ahead of a time visit by the u. s. equity estate, the blink and to china, now that was subsequently cancelled. it was, he says, indefinitely postpone. but by using a set now is the time for co heads and it continues to insist on diplomacy. some politicians and media in the us have hiked it up to attack in smith, china. the chinese side is firmly opposed to that. one of the tasks, of a diplomatic teams on both sides is to properly manage bilateral relations, particularly to manage some on expected situations in a cool headed and prudent manner. well, i think just in another statement, since a blink and cancel his visit page in his head, china is never violate to the territory and space of another sovereign country. but of course, the u. s. and western media has wasted no time in ratcheting up the anti china rhetoric and the supposed threat posed by beijing in a twist. now, the pentagon is now claiming that chinese spy balloons flew over u. s. territory on at least 3 occasion occasions under the trump administration. no

u. s. of quote, unjustifiably citing with israel earlier when pressed by a report or a u. s. state department spokesperson refused to call the west by a palestinian territory occupied by his really forces. what kind of ignition you give the path to the west bank. they reside in the territories, resigned and totally dependent as if it were a different planet idea. occupy plans, you do subscribe to the fact that they are and then ministry occupation, so technical question and occupation. so let me say a couple of things. the point is, i believe, i think i may not occupy what is the status that you give that all right for this moment, what kind of out of the day said the recent period? i seen a strong recent doing, i am saying about legally, how do you know that the passing is what invest? yes. so i understand the question you're asking, and as we've said previously, it is vital for both sides to take action to prevent even greater loss. and we condemn any violence escalation or provocation. where we spoke to the reporter involved in the exchange side, our account from the pal

you will see a massive decline in the u. s. g d, p in the u. s. economy as a whole, and it may be left with this box. you get the big multinational corporate that don't pay any tax which will hit the bottom line on the united states service b i r s that will not be able to collect as much money as it's collecting right now, which will just completely and utterly cause the us to keep spiraling out of control for more money because they'll have a deficit on the amount of collecting businesses is they. small business is what exists in china. the economy is complete enough. the plans by, by the, the central bank of china now the central by could, china, does not sit in the capital basing. it sits in china financial sense, shanghai. and they say that they've become the fiscal policy and they cover the policy. not just in the morning with a policy that may have been built one yet 5 to 10 years or even 20 years before. so i think china only stands to width and the u. s. the more you know, in my opinion, opening the goal for china to just hit, not penalty,

because this trust on both sides is rampant plus sir, there's a lot of pressure domestically in the u. s. served for a president to be really tough on china. the same way. there's a lot of pressure on the chinese leadership to be tough for tough on the u. s. imagine in the coming weeks, maybe there knows her house majority leader. mccarthy will travel to taiwan. she shipping will be under pressure to be even more aggressive in his reaction than he was last year. when nancy pelosi went, we will see some he said just then in the chain. and i think it was a little bit as the price for latin america, a lot of latin american countries in particular, south american countries. actually quite sympathetic to where they're china. i'm looking at brazil, but else argentina, and dare you know and that they are now also part of their says, spying program. you know, i don't think it's necessarily gonna drastically change the relationship because they massively ascetic anomaly from china. but at least, you know, like it might at least stare. i kind of pause sir, the bay pro china discourse that exists a

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