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united states. a lot of food companies have stayed country specific and regional you have a lot of country euro that get to a certain scale. there are certain ones which crossed borders, very few, but we have. we see a different dynamic in the companies that are ready to cross borders and ready to move into segments. those are the ones we are targeting with the fund. we were in 26 countries with the last company we crossed with ten brands that's where our expertise lies. we want to help companies how do i cross borders and scale and put more digital in the business model. there is a select group that can do that across europe. >> henry, fascinating to get that insight into your investment process and where you see the opportunity here dive deeper if you could into the opportunity that comes from digitalization we are seeing all over london with an example of the implementation of the kiosks where you can do virtual ordering just how impactful is that d digitalization for the restaurant's bottom line >> huge. we see labor on the delivery side and execution side. you think you are taking human touch o

food companies is a massive strategic stake. let the civil of this. china cannot feed itself. the unitedcannot only feed our own citizens, but feed muscled most of the world thanks to the productivity of our farmers and ranchers. why would we ever want to surrender that huge strategic advantage to china. >> laura: gordon pointed out this is recently he wrote the piecing that individuals actually are allowed to purchase this land national intelligence lot china that they actually have to be part of the chinese network of national intelligence law may require every chinese national enemy to create acts of espionage against the regime demands. as i china views their foreign nationals over they're here to buy land or here to be involved in some business. to track activities of americans and businesses while they're here is that correct? >> yes that's right laura. china is a communist country and in america as an american citizen you can buy a farm or a time-share if they want to ask permission in china if you want to get into the country are taking money out of the country and you in effect

food, energy, raw materials. the united states wants to export those things to china, which is good for american companies and goodor american communities. there is a broad question of whether we want to have -- to continue to have an economic relationship with china, which is one of our largest trading partners. it is the world's biggest middle-class consumer market. it is a market that an awful lot of american companies depend on, or at least are heavily involved with. the question is, do we want to explore ways to continue to have an economic relationship with china on what we see as fair and transparent terms, or do we want to decouple with china and cut ourselves off from 1/5 of humanity and one of the world's largest and most dynamic markets? but selling to china does not mean selling out to china. selling them american soybeans does not mean they are buying up american farmland. host: now we have pat on the democratic line from new york. caller: good morning. i have two questions. are there any treaties or laws that say we should defend taiwan? number two, was there anything about the semiconductor industry

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food companies posing major threat to major food industry. ask the controller to put up the map where states in the united states where china owns farmland. is this problem? >> it is incredibly serious, dana, food security is national security, and i think america needs to wake up to the fact this is part of a long-term strategic plan by the china to seize control over food and frankly in other cases healthcare and medicine, as well. they have increased holdings of foreign farmland 10 fold in the last 10 years and now own 1300 different agriculture processing businesses, that is a real problem. >> dana: since beginning of 2020, the chinese companies possess 1.9 billion in american agricultural land 192,000 acres and one thing that i've learned is that some of this land they are buying up is near military bases. can and should that be stopped? >> the fbi director has said that chinese espionage is the greatest long-term threat to thes military information, the idea we would let them get within 12 miles of the air force base is beyond my comprehensive. china spends billions trying to seize american intellectual property and military sequenc

now they plan to join the united food and commercial workers. local five union. companiesrofits and the workers are putting. they're putting their lives literally at risk, and then even coming out of the pandemic they felt underappreciated. well we've seen a big growing interest in unions and that's that's across the board, but especially among younger workers. labor experts say unions are having a resurgence after years of declining influence. it includes workers at grocery stores to retailers to coffeehouses. workers at more than 230. starbucks cafes have joined the starbucks workers united union late last year and workers at the manhattan area i store where the first to unionize. berkeley is now the second labor leaders are talking to workers at arias 10 other a area stores to see if they would also like to join the union. now i posted a response on its website says, quote as we have said throughout this process, really believes in the right of every employee to vote for or against union representation. we fully supported the vote process of berkeley and will continue t

snoop says units like gluten-free froot loops with more corn, more flavor, more marshmallows. snoop loops are from the rapper's brought us foods company kron. 4 news at night that. >> is it for us. catherine and pam are here now with a look at what's coming up next on kron. 4 news that i say snoop loops will not be in the health food for if it's not likely. i don't think it might be at the dispensary. >> thank you, vicki and grant coming up at 10 following a recent spate of violence against older asian americans to san francisco city leaders holding a town hall tonight to talk about what's being done to try and put an end to this troubling trend. and after the break, tackling the overwhelming problem of crime and east bay, oakland's police chief gives us a status report of meeting. >> there's still a lot to be done. the kron, 4 news at 10 coming up next. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron 4 news. make it safe for all visitors of oakland to come out and have a good time but feel safe doing so. >> oakland pollution of iran are talking about new strategies to try and make downtown oakland safer

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united virtually the entire world in opposition. even fast food chains are pulling their business from russia >> several more big name companies announcede ending at least part of their operations in russia mcdonald's, starbucks, coca-cola, pepsi, kfc, pizza hut, and unilever are scaling back or ending sales of their product in russia. >> seth: even pizza hut. putin tried to out-pizza the hut, but he learned the hard way, in russia, hut out-pizzas you. and kfc too. kfc too. what a bummer for the russian colonel sanders, or as he's known in russia, supreme general dmitri petrov of the russian imperial chicken guard so russia lost its pizza hut and kfcs and as a form of further punishment, a sbarros in red square just opened there are no good outcomes for anyone here, including russia. the regime is under intense sanctions, or in the case of the sbarros, sbanctions. and facing nearly universal global condemnation, and on top of that, they're encountering brave resistance from the ukrainian people and their president volodymyr zelenskyy, who said in a new interview that this war can only end with dialogue >> can you make a compromise with

companies. broader processing systems. now they're buying land all across the united states of america. they are not dummies china is not to strengthening the military in stealing rip and manipulating currency thereby number foodthey own it they will control us. that is imperative that this white house figure out we need to continue to grow our own food and keep farmers on the land and every one of the l regulations e put out cripples the ability of the united states of america to feed itself and that the greatest national security threat that we have in the future. mark: kristi noem you are a breath of fresh air. not my first rodeo, lessons froy the heartland. i hope everybody watching will get your book ended learn a whole lot about you i think you're a figure for the national team if you're not already. god bless you. we'll be right b back. >> welcome back america we have peter schweizer with us. nobody better when it comes to figuring out corruption. president of the government accountability institute, his great book red-handed. american elites helping china win. let's focus in on communist china leg muscle that the military to appoint a great threat to the united states not just in south china sea but al

food. your belief from italy with american investment, describe that. >> if you look at the united states for success in companiessingle biggest growth market. we have about 8000 employees across the group. united states will remain important for us. i think there is no difference whether one looks at political or exchange-rate issues. in the medium term, the u.s. will remain an important arc it for italian -- market for italian companies. tom: i get the drill. what it is about is a technology conceit of america. we think we do technology better than italy, better than continental europe. do we? andrea: we do industry better, we do brands better. i think italy is the single largest industrial producer in europe, after germany. our strength will come through. the growth of the united states will support us in that. lisa: i would like to get to the italian economy, which has been a pivot point for a lot of discussion. before we do, the conviction to buy and make a deal right now as people talk about record uncertainty. you see money, cash, piling up on venture capital funds at a record pace. where do you get that c

food, energy, raw materials. the united states wants to export those things to china, which is good for american companies and goodmmunities. there is a broad question of whether we want to have -- to continue to have an economic relationship with china, which is one of our largest trading partners. it is the world's biggest middle-class consumer market. it is a market that an awful lot of american companies depend on, or at least are heavily involved with. the question is, do we want to explore ways to continue to have an economic relationship with china on what we see as fair and transparent terms, or do we want to decouple with china and cut ourselves off from 1/5 of humanity and one of the world's largest and most dynamic markets? but selling to china does not mean selling out to china. selling them american soybeans does not mean they are buying up american farmland. host: now we have pat on the democratic line from new york. caller: good morning. i have two questions. are there any treaties or laws that say we should defend taiwan? number two, was there anything about the semiconductor industry that was invo

companies that are reporting their sales growth is not even keeping up with inflation their selling fewer units besides for that, look at what's selling the details of the report people are buying foodilding materials going up like home depot, good numbers because it's a safe bet we saw e-commerce growing that's worth doing with her hunkering down what's not growing apparels in wave. when clothing sales started to take off. it is over department stores and clothing stores were the worst numbers in the report today. people are supposed to go out there not doing that with clothing they're not doing that with discretionary purchases. even restaurant sales growth have slowed which is the biggest sign of the great shift that is supposed to be taking goods and services, food sales are slowing and restaurants going to the grocery store where they can afford it and travel will not be far behind. >> we did that is fascinating, we have a hangover stages we come out of the pandemic the hangover and we are in it. that is fascinating, we hope to see you again soon. i believe amazon down 2%, i believe they have a plan to deal with soaring inflation, do you know what this plan is. >> there raising