u. s. congress. the meetings, anger, beijing, which claims taiwan as its own. china says it firmly opposes the tried talks and accuses washington of violating it's one china policy. at least 38 people have been killed and dozens injured in forest fires in north east in algeria, firefighters, and helicopters a trying to contain nearly 40 blazes. more than 350 people had been forced to leave their homes. will thursday marks $100.00 days since al jazeera gentle assuring abala clay was killed in the occupied whist bank. palestinians continue to demand justice and accountability for the correspondence known as the voice of palestine. with those alba headlines, the news continues here on al jazeera after witness up next. oh hi. i was. oh oh, oh, what do you mean with a chris for daisy speaker, but easy chicken and hutches belly. no more sugar cane regarding bonnie coyer him too many a lunch maker. oh life in london. he said he chicken and while i'm on isn't said a ticket. it might not be. she said you were

u. s. congress can do to slow down and come up the works of what the department of justice in particular is doing. and i think they're willing to do that in a way that we've never seen before done in the united states. i want to get your opinion before we run out of time here about what we heard today from former us vice president mike pence. he tweeted about an hour ago. i share the deep concern of millions of americans over the unprecedented search of the personal residence. a president trump, no former president of the united states has ever been subjected to a raid of their personal residence in american history. he's outrage that this has happened to donald trump and there are many who say that donald trump was willing to let them be hanged on january 6th. the. how do you make sense of that? well you, that's exactly right. i mean, the fact of the matter is, as you indicated, there has been no vice president in united states history, who the president called for them to be hanged as they sat there trying to do their duty in a safe location within a cap own that was under attack. so y

u. s. congress is staunch support for taiwan. hey, lashida, anti way ill and cindy again. they go, jo nancy and he is on cindy highway acid. you're going to enjoy the whole sheet face the whole the as and yet i one with dental toola till i even j. e. i share with you. then lou she cove location the speaker policy has deep and long standing ties with taiwan. in october 1999 as speaker visited taiwan and was particularly concerned with the 921 earthquake and its aftermath it a 2 decades following the earthquake. how one not only made successful post disaster reconstruction, but also weathered multiple challenges. one after another. as a tony and i had or she's on the she went to take my domain to other think it's how she says is how i feel for the time when they sit down that same. dayton says that in the past 2 decades. speaker pelosi continue to pay close attention to democratic development in taiwan and demonstrated one wavering support for ty, ones, international participation. madam speaker, i must extend by most heartfelt gratitude to you. oh yes. then seemed pe pedal.

u. s. congress. if possible, to see that it could realize any time soon in the near future, especially under your leadership in the house. and a final question is, i'm sorry, i'm sorry. the final question is, how do you see how the chinese welcome you with military exercise and sanctions against? i want to proceed at thank you. well, 1st sent me. thank you for your questions on behalf of all of those other people. and if you say that in terms of our visit here and what that lead to other visits, i certainly hope so. but i think it's important to note that the members of congress, several of them had made trips just earlier this year. 5 senators, i part of them came again including the chair of the foreign relations committee. manenda came not too much of a fax, was made, sent individual centers as may chips or plan to make chips. and i, i just hope that it's really clear that while china has stood in the way of taiwan participating and going to certain meetings that they understand, that they will no

u. s. congress mulling a multi 1000000 a package to new delhi. we hear from a former indian poor, poor and secretary who question the motives behind the funding cost. and behind this, let me tell you, is our position on the ukraine crisis. we are very unhappy that we haven't condemned to with the case. been bad, my life coverage on, on the screen. and they're trying to bad me from politics because there's a case of contempt against me. former pakistan prime minister emron con, speaks exclusively to our teeth in the aftermath of being charged with threatening current government officials, much to the anger of his supporters. mm. with hello from moscow to the world i'm 0 is about with ours top news stories from around the globe. welcome to the program. we begin with developments and don bass were more shelling by ukranian troops has halted operations at a chemical plant in the don. yes, republics. eastern city of gord loca local officials have reported. ukraine has fired around 40 shells at the facility, causing a large blaze. emergency services qu

however, many members of congress, the u. s. senate and the house of representatives are very strong supporters of ty, one's position visa, the beijing. they want to demonstrate strong congressional support for ty, one's ability to operate autonomously. and that if there is going to be any solution to the tie, one issue that it be handled peacefully between beijing in taipei and that's the kind of hybrid warfare, a wolf war, or your diplomacy that we've seen china exercise against taiwan in recent years. i think it's very important for taiwan to take a much stronger, much more robust approach to its own defense. it cannot rely on other countries along to defend it. and right now, unfortunately, don't see taiwan spending the kind of percentage of its budget to really adopt what we would call a serious porcupine strategy of making any potential amphibious invasion by china, of taiwan. as painful to the overwhelmingly dominant chinese military as possible. just to recap, today's vince in the past. our, her, our 15 minutes this up

u. s. congress. because there always, people in the congress will respond to local pressures from certain sources. and want to take the lead in order to garner garner more money from the situations for the elections. and this sort of thing goes on as you know, the u. s. senators really often believe that individually, the many, that all the world and then ship that addiction which the world would go there with tremendous sense of what is i can tell you in terms of in the united states for there are some people also, i'm not saying all of them are that are moved by lobby's, that there is no larger consideration of how these things will impact on relations with foreign countries. and all this is the skills on the basis of separation of powers as thing point and yeah, absolutely. another aspect of this i would suggest the question can well, does washington have the moral standing to be able to rule on other countries in the, in this case is there are human rights records. you see there are a lot on for

u. s. congress is unified and it's facility towards china. now both the rights in the firm of the republicans on the left, in the fall of the democrats, on the so called socialists and the democratic party are all unified in their house, jealousy towards china. and they're pushing for a more aggressive and militant line for the amount of the amount of the american government towards china. so this is about the fact that also the american political culture is getting more aggressive and more belligerent across the board . as america weakens internally and as this internal weakening continues, as the recession gets worse, as the american economy gets worse as domestic problems multiply. the temptation fer cynical and opportunistic politicians like pelosi and was to carry out these kind of stunts will continue. now pelosi has gotten away with this. the republicans will probably respond in kind. i'm trying to send one of that guys out to ty, pay as well. this is only going to escalate from this point as the american internal crisis gets worse. an

u. s. in october 2019 the u. s. congress suggested putting as of on list of foreign terrorist organizations, the state department blocked the initiative in russia as all of is recognized as an extremist organization and his band any question all the point, oregon barney, i'm with the minister when is this the only progress orders saw in the shipping, a thorny barnabas. it is supposed to do so. i need you to come to them regarding crystals. we want to show us. karen mervin bornsugar doorstop unusable was 90 percent in from what's all the bug scores them grow as ellen's crime. suppression of pro russian demonstrations and shooting at police officers in murder. you play the dance and hock of in 2014. the siege of the crimea, nevada. kidnap rate looting and robbery. human organ trafficking, torture and killing. a prisoners of war. people in the dpr call as of a death squad with the can you go to someone doing a new deal to science versus a vascular well, there's more is the one you're calling the rubles, this one for the pick. y

u. s. congress. the democrats under her leadership are strongly supportive of democracy in the region of democratic values. you saw that statement, but i, she issued just as she arrived in taiwan saying, there is a choice to be made between democracy is not talk versus that's a very problematic frame. one that, you know contentious, certainly beyond the united states, even amongst many foreign policy decision makers in the us, they understand that american needs to cooperate far beyond the circle of democracies in the region of the same time as have been straighten. and this congress are deeply committed to democracy, to shoring up those partnerships. so it's bold, it's brazen. i'm but she is that she is determined but, but again, still holding that very clear line on us policy in the region towards china and towards taiwan, which is that one china policy could talk to you as a manufacture date, being with us, leslie, the jewelry that in london, over 5000 in that he's in the us and other troops are h

u. s. congress research body is proposing linking future american aid to an improvement in the country's human rights. we hear from a former indian foreign secretary who questions the motive behind funding which the country has not even a port behind this. let me tell you is our position on the you can crisis the.

u. s. congress mulling a multi 1000000 a package to new delhi. we hear from a former indian poor, poor in secretary who question the motives behind the funding cost. and behind this, let me tell you is our position on ukraine crisis. we are very unhappy that we haven't condemned to russia a case been bad my life coverage on.

u. s. and taiwan have announced plans to hold for more trade talks. it follows to high level visits to taipei this month by members of the u. s. congress aging says that firmly opposes the talks and accuses the u. s. a violating it's one china policy. a u. s. court has ordered 3 major pharmaceutical companies to pay $650000000.00 for their role and a years long opioid crisis. a judge in ohio rules cbs, walmart, and walgreens were partially responsible because they over supplied addictive painkillers. at least 26 people have been killed and dozens injured in forest fires in northeast. and algeria, most of the deaths were in altoff near the border which museum 55 is the trying to contain nearly 40 blazes. heavy rain is that museum for 3rd day, causing major disruption, flooding landslides, across the country for some roads to close those. the headlines. news continues here on al jazeera right after the stream, i'll say shortly by what is life large in maximum security prison. in these 2 parts, which we repeat, one always goes behind god sing applause. chung in prison. on out you 0 i ah i as i me okay to day on the stream, afghans reflect

u. s. congress has authorized that money to be used for this kind of thing is not just afghanistan, this is how the system works. and you cannot track where the money goes in. in any of the cases we would demand, if it was a private enterprise. if we, if it was a, a company, a corporation conducting its books, we would demand accountability and transparency. but when it's the u. s. government doing it, we say, oh no, that's okay. we don't need that in less than a decade, locals from luke guns, republic, when from largely wanting to remain part of ukraine to fearing the actions of ki, of am seeking a different future. next, are documentary delves into why the political see change to ah, in unit might have mr. was or you give me, you've got the battery on me. i'm pretty alone there. we use that in the fit. in the one you been going to call it double block that you feel in the midst of which you know how go. oh and will do me a little. when presley away, mr. bishop beach was going on back. it is really pissed because the more be rich with letters, thoughts and the and there are lots of y'al

u. s. congress is now on the verge of passing its most significant legislation in history aimed at combating climate change. u. s. senate gave its approval by a 51 to 50 margin with democratic vice president, kamala harris. casting the tie, breaking vote. not a single republican senator voted for the plan, which in addition to offering tax incentives for reducing carbon emissions, also aims to slash the cost of prescription drugs. the u. s. house is expected to approve the legislation next week. here is the senate majority leader, chuck schumer, as you know, it's been a long, tough, and winding road. at last we've arrived and we are elated. every member of my caucus is elated about what happened because we've really, we've changed the world in a way that you really get an opportunity to do that. our bill reduces inflation. lowest costs creates millions of manufacturing jobs, enhances our energy security and is the boldest climate package us history. the senate has now passed the most significant bill to fight the climate crisis ever. it's a big claims there from chuck schumer. let's go to wa

u. s. congress that critics say would essentially nullify the one china policy when it comes to taiwan. our response should be that we are for democracy and against communist aggression. we live in dangerous times. china sizing up america and our commitment to taiwan. the danger will only grow worse if we show weakness in the face of chinese threats and aggression toward taiwan. these weapons that the u. s. a is piling into taiwan are a bit more than defensive. they have the capability of striking the chinese mainland. it looks like the united states is hinting it may once again back away from a promise. it's made to a major country and escalate tension. nancy pelosi is trip, could have catastrophic results for the world. caleb, martha r t new york. so i thought of joining us here for our special roland coverage on auto international. nancy pelosi, the u. s. house speaker. in bed in her hotel room in taipei. it's all possible in the morning. that's where it is now. we're back soon with more of your special coverage. it's ah ah ah . ah ah with ah lou the nuremberg trial ass irvin's on th

u. s. congress has authorized that money to be used for this kind of thing is not just afghanistan, this is how the system works. and you cannot track where the money goes in. in any of the cases we would demand, if it was a private enterprise. if we, if it was a, a company, a corporation conducting its books, we would demand accountability and transparency. but when it's the u. s. government doing it, we say, oh no, that's okay. we don't need that. russian artists, athletes are law, normal citizens, have all been experiencing a phenomenon very prevalent recently in the west council culture, but rarely has an entire nation been on the receiving end of something to arbitrate . next, our documentary team delves into its roots and ramifications with with, for the 1st time in history, an entire country's culture has been trashed with a very modern weapon cancelled culture. deli dash, one of the global sheffield malice will go in when will you, prague? it just me sitting there, i know it with the glue. the phrase now particularly refers to counseling russian culture. yet no was equally up of

u. s. since i one have announced plans for formal trade talks, it follows to high level visit to type he by members of the u. s. congress. their trips, anger, beijing, which claims taiwan as its own. china says it formerly of folk for may pauses those talks and has accused washington of violating the one china policy. the next round of talks are expected next month. ah, very quick reminder of our top stories on al jazeera ukraine's president has held high stakes talks with the un secretary general and turkish president individual in a bid to bring 6 months of conflict to an end. the 3 leaders also discuss ukrainian grain exports and the safety of europe's largest nuclear power plant. in the operation, it's been shell multiple times and there are fears of a possible nuclear disaster. more liberty said there was, you see, jim, it is unacceptable. the russia is intentionally bringing us on the verge of radiation catastrophe on a global scale. we've agreed with mrs. secretary general with parameters for the possible visit of an a mission. who's ever reach a nuclear power plant in the legal way that involves their movement t

u. s. congress say that it endorses a waiver on india's own purchase of s for hundreds. so if the diplomatic. busy if it's been turkey and you guys say in the west could be restore. and i think you know, the issue of that 1st s or 100 per just could. you know, certainly alternately be put aside. but it really depends on what they do and how much they try to essentially extract the dollars out of that sanctions of asian and that basis. and if there's a lot of action there that washington doesn't like, it will provoke a very significant risk. there's actually seen in, again president odo on is facing a very dia, economic situation. talking about inflation. i mean, he's also facing an upcoming election. how much is that factoring into his decision making around increasing ties in economic cooperation potentially with russia quite a bit. because indeed, the, the church economy is having a difficult time, not only from the perspective of stability, rising impatience, but also the depletion of foreign reserves, which could down the road to a balance of payment crisis. so the g

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u. s. congress are not do not usually fair well in election campaigns. so i don't think we're going to see any criticism the media including the mainstream new york times. and i think even the washington post were quite critical of the abu i clay killing in may. i was actually quite surprised to see that the amount of coverage of that of that, that perhaps was she was very famous. i mean, she's been a veteran journalist for in al jazeera so but i don't think the story that we're covering right now will go beyond our tea. and i don't think all the 40 or so people who have died in gaza will be mentioned other than the targets. ah, we've seen children die the, the usual that the seeing of that and will to which in some ways i have, sadly we've almost become immune to it this, this is a tune and doesn't ever changes and the solutions are never or talked about less now than they were 20 years ago. there is no solution being discussed. alexandra bruno independent political analysts. thank you. thank you. as palestinian sift through the rubble of bomb buildings

u. s. congress, woman, liz cheney battles the account that backed by donald trump for charles to represent the republican party in mid term elections later this year. an investigation into the killing of 5 children earlier this month and gaza finds that is rarely as strike was responsible. and brazil's present variables, nar officially launches his reelection campaign from the spot where he was stabbed as a counter that 4 years ago. ah, hello, welcome. you as president joe biden has signed into law, a $430000000000.00 climate health and tax bill. by the said, be inflation reduction act addresses climate change and reduces deficits by having the wealthy pay more taxes. democrats see it as a major wind for the policy ahead of november's mid term elections, republic and say it doesn't listen to lower prices. this bill is the biggest step forward on climate ever, ever as gonna allow. it's gonna allow us to boldly take additional steps toward me . all my climate goals. we're going to cut the deficit point out by another $300000000000.00 with inflation reduction act over the next decade for cutt

u. s. congress is being asked to consider a future aid to india should only be given if it improves its human rights record. we hear from a former indian foreign secretary who suggests that when it comes to human rights, washington has to start with itself with dig a moral high ground to say that the defenders, like look at the issue with my 1st identical their own problem. look at the shooting that the list constantly is. schools in malden streets. can't blame russia this time. a major online persuasion campaign uncovered with a new report revealing that both meta and twitter deleted accounts, pushing western narrative in the middle east and central asia. their mid doesn't do, it doesn't case they bad my life coverage on, on, on the screen. and they're trying to ban me from politics because there's a case of condemned against former pakistan prime minister in wrong con speaks exclusively to r t. in the aftermath of being charged with threatening current government officials, much to the anger of his supporters with hello from martine or national studios in moscow, from wherever you may

u. s. congress have been asked to approve a financial aid package worth millions of dollars for india, with the legislatures research service suggesting the assistance could be linked to improvements in the countries human rights. however, new delhi has not sent a plea for any such american help. the biden administration requests $117000000.00 in foreign assistance to india for the financial year of 2023. congress could consider whether or not condition so all of such aid on improvements in human rights and civil liberties in india. the biden administration's request was made a month after u. s. a. i d chief samantha power travel to new delhi, a visit which saw her call out beijing's opaque loans deals while praising india as an impactful development leader. then america's human rights concerns about india were not mentioned, despite much previous criticism from american officials, west new delhi repeatedly rebuke fighting its constitution had safeguards to ensure democratic practices. across these past 75 years, india has always shown itself to be a friend to the world's poor. now, when th

u. s. congress was passing ending monopolies act, which would, which was trying to decrease the power of companies like google and amazon and facebook. but what actually happened was that when the market saw that the bill that had asked didn't actually stop these companies from exercising their power, the stock price of google's alphabet company grows sharply. and so all below see once again who is married and i suppose it made a very nice $5.00 us 1000000 us dollars from that trade from that call option. the house because visit is high. one was one of the most talked about events in a recent world politics. it wasn't exactly clear until the very last moment whether or not polosa would actually make the stuff over on our asian. so given that multiple warnings issued from beijing, the situation is fog speculations. of a possible war we discussed follows. the star spangled visit from abroad perspective would often involve the former vice chair of the libertarian national committee. there are 2 basic reasons that, that the u. s. government focus on foreign policy. one is at the behalf of mi

u. s. congress and exploding munitions all ukrainian air strike differing accounts of what caused massive blasts of a russian military base in crimea. ah, is anger and grief across the occupied west bank after israeli forces killed a senior commander of alex, a martyrs brigades of palestinian armed group, resisting israeli occupation. thousands of mourners filled the streets of nablus, where he brought him out. now boise was killed. alex a martyrs brigades says its, its response will fit the crime. john almon reports now from nablus. these railey military adorned rate in the occupied west bank. they arrived in force in the city of nablus, looking for this man, he brought him on the booth c. a c, me a figure in alex, a martyrs brigades. israel had tried to capture him before and got away. this time they succeeded, trapping him in this building in the old city. these 2 that holds a testament to a fire fight that continued through the early morning. this man says he found the booth se salon. garfield looked out of it when i arrived, we saw smoke and far, 0, one of us. we used otisha to cover

u. s. congress was passing, ending monopolies act, which would, which was trying to decrease the power of companies like google and amazon and facebook. but what actually happened was that when the market saw that the bill that had asked didn't actually stop these companies from exercising their power, the stock price of google's alphabet company grows sharply. and so all below see was again, who was married and asked for those. it made a very nice $5.00 us 1000000 us dollars from that trade from that call option. latvia and estonia have both pulled out from the cooperation group known as the 16 plus one trade group. the organization consists of countries with in europe, but also china. a foreign ministry of both states said they will seek relations based on a mutual benefit and respect for international law. in 2012 basing launched the 16 plus one initiative in an attempt to expand business and investment opportunities across europe. latvia and is donya and not the 1st countries to make such a decision as they followed lithuanian exit from the group in may last year. a china has not yet

u. s. congress members have been asked to approve a significant financial aid package for the improvement of human rights in india. the biden administration requests $117000000.00 in foreign assistance to india if the financial year of 2023. congress could consider whether or not condition so all of such aid on improvements in human rights and civil liberties in india. yeah, that request was made a month after you said chief same month of power, travel to new delhi, praising india's importance in countries. regional challenges such as china, united states, human rights concerns about india were not mentioned, was dated. nobody will, it is in india's, multi ethnic, multi party democracy that has allowed it to withstand the challenges it has faced and come out ahead, stronger and more. resilience. on earlier i spoke to india's former foreign secretary conwell, said bol, who offered some thoughts on the possible motives behind the funding request. in does not ask for this money. and we'll, we'll give this money to because we have very well established rules and regulations regarding foreign

u. s. congress research body is proposing linking future american aid to an improvement in the country's human rights. we hear from a former indian foreign secretary who questions the motive behind funding which the country has not even asked for. behind this, let me tell you, is our position on the ukraine crisis. we are very unhappy that we haven't condemned to russia. can't blame russia this time, a major online personalization campaign uncovered within your report, revealing that both meta and twitter deleted account, pushing western narrative in the middle east and central asia there made listen to it. terrorism case didn't ban my life coverage on, on the screen. and they're trying to ban me from politics because there's a case of contempt against me. former pakistani prime minister in brown con, speak exclusively to r t in the aftermath of being charged with threatening current government official, mark, city anger, of his supporters with hello from r t. international studios in moscow. and from wherever you may be. joining us, welcome to this hours, new stories from around the wor

u. s. congress and michael mc fall, criticize the disconnect between us intelligence services. there was less of like, there are many, since if you will, there was a complete lack of failure to plan. there wasn't a plan and it was, there was no plan execute. there's a disconnect between, you know, intelligence on the ground and what the white house is doing. and this report, the says it all i, there is no way we're going to evacuate embassy personnel from helicopters like we did in vietnam. of course, we know that happened. mike, nicole there well, let's take a closer look at how the widely criticized withdrawal was implemented and how the events on the ground unfolded. i do not regret my decision to end america war fighting against it and maintain a laser focused on our counterterrorism mission there. and other parts of the world the right after leaving afghan us down, the us impose sanctions on the local banking system and it's offsets abroad. and so did the u. n. g was and prominent economists now insist those assets must finally be on frozen on the work of banks restored be

u. s. congress is being asked to consider a future aid to india should only be given if it improves its human rights record. we hear from a former indian foreign secretary who suggests that when it comes to human rights, washington has to start with itself with dig a moral high ground to say that they.

u. s. congress is had to slice nothing. really. it doesn't seem to have any power, or if it does have power, it won't look squarely, it seems like i am like you are to day on tv. and i hope some of the people watching this interview as well going, you know, what is right. why are we in a state of perpetual war because nancy pelosi wants us to pay and she wanted to apply in their posturing, taking huge risks, completely ignoring the agreements that were made. the one china rim agreements made in 19711972. after the nixon busy in $72.00, it was absolutely agreed that there's only one china and it's the people's republic and, and it's the hold of china. and so the chinese have held off on formosa as it was called in 1949 at the end of the revolutionary warren china. out where, where shanker shack settled with his pew defeated followers and was supported pens and billions of dollars poured in by the americans because of, oh, we're worried about communism spreading. well, listen, if the chinese people want to live under a communist regi

u. s. congress that critics say would essentially nullify the one china policy when it comes to taiwan. our response should be that we are for democracy and against communist aggression. we live in dangerous times. china is sizing up america and our commitment to taiwan. the danger will only grow worse if we show weakness in the face of chinese threats and aggression toward taiwan. these weapons that the u. s. a is piling in to taiwan, are a bit more than defensive. they have the capability of striking the chinese mainland. it looks like the united states is hinting it may once again back away from a promise. it's made to a major country and escalate tension. nancy pelosi is trip, could have catastrophic results for the world. caleb maha r t new york. and earlier we discuss below see potential visit with benjamin shaw and asian, a 1st professor at the power school of technology and political economist, tim unders. it's certainly a stunt. it's a provocation, whether diverting from those matters is the main purpose is not the story we've known for some time that the u. s. has been ramping

u. s. congress has authorized that money to be used for this kind of thing is not just afghanistan, this is how the system works. and you cannot track where the money goes in. in any of the cases we would demand, if it was a private enterprise. if we, if it was a company, a corporation conducting its books, we would demand accountability and transparency. but when it's the u. s. government doing it, we say, oh no, that's okay. we don't need that us. how speaker nancy pelosi defended her controversial trip to taiwan, which almost broke beijing anti pe to a military collision that sparked fears of a global war. and provoked a series of sanctions by china including effect against policy herself. but the ha speaker doesn't seem to faced. yes, no reaction, i that who cares? i mean, we didn't go there to talk about china. we went there to praise taiwan. we will not allow china to isolate taiwan. they had kept taiwan from participating group health organization. other things were tie, one can make a very valued contribution and they may keep them from going there, but they're not keeping us fro

u. s. congress that critics say would essentially nullify the one china policy. when it comes to taiwan, our response should be that we are for democracy and against communist aggression. we live in dangerous times. china sizing up america and our commitment to taiwan. the danger will only grow worse if we show weakness in the face of chinese threats and aggression toward taiwan. these weapons that the u. s. a is piling in to taiwan are a bit more than defensive. they have the capability of striking the chinese mainland . it looks like the united states is hinting it may once again back away from a promise. it's made to a major country and escalate tension. nancy pelosi is trip. could have catastrophic results for the world. caleb, martha r. t new york. well let's cross live now to nelson wong, vice chairman of the shanghai center for rim puck and international studies on long time vall die club contributor as well. it's a pleasure to have you on the program. sh. they sold this a coordinated trip or just the chaotic one. on the one hand you have the by the admini

u. s. congress has authorized that money to be used for this kind of thing is not just afghanistan, this is how the system works. and you cannot track where the money goes in. in any of the cases we would demand, if it was a private enterprise. if it was a company, a corporation conducting its books, we would demand accountability and transparency. but when it's the u. s. government doing it, we say, oh no, that's ok. we don't need that on his are up for this hour updates developments and plenty more. besides, can always be found on our twitter page to give out green and black, our to logo follow. if you're not doing sol ready, it'll keep you in the no good by oh, in the unit i might have missed doors or you let me you got the battery on us ma'am. pretty l. and there we use it in the fit in the why nobody is going to put it on board that you feel in them is probably can mr. but actually which in law and go when you want to me in the room, when, when mr. bishop rachel's got on back. there's really principles are still more to be returned with letters. thoughts saying you lost your music t