freedoms of hong kong special one country 2 systems status in a joint statement the united kingdom the united states australia and canada said the new legislation would curtail people's liberties and dramatically erode the chinese territories autonomy. disorder in the hong kong legislative council a democratic lawmakers struggled to get past security guards with a bag he said it contained a russian plant symbolizing what he said was the decay of hong kong's rule of law. and way of life china's latest move against disobedience is imposing national security laws on hong kong the national people's congress approved plans to move forward with laws against things china sees as a threat to its authority over hong kong the law would allow mainland security agencies to operate openly in hong kong pro-democracy activists now feeling for their civil liberties. as the one who have been arrested for pies by hochul police and they were jailed for for good times in the shadow of hong kong i've never imagined to be arrested by secret police is appointed by beijing all in a future i need to study shows and as it is shown gen

pro-democracy advocates say the law violates the freedoms of hong kong special one country 2 systems status and a joint state statement the united kingdom the united states australia and canada so the legislation would curtail people's liberties and dramatically erode the territories autonomy to say the u.n. security council will debate the issue on friday. disorder in hong kong's legislative council a democratic lawmakers struggled to get past security guards with a bag he said it contained a rotten plant symbolizing what he said was the decay of hong kong's rule of law and way of life. the national people's congress approved plans to proceed with laws against anything china sees as a threat to its authority over the semi autonomous region the law would allow mainland security agencies to operate openly in hong kong pro-democracy activists now feared for their civil liberties as the one who had been arrested for prizefight hochul polis and they were jailed for for your time in the shadow of hong kong i've never imagined to be arrested by secret police by beijing. and it is said that it is shenzhen quanto all beijing which would be really terrible and that's no di

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in a joint statement today, the united kingdom, the united states, australia and canada said the legislationould curtail liberties and dramatically eroded the territories autonomy. reporter: disorder in hong kong's legislative council. a democratic lawmaker struggled to get past security guards with the bag. he said it contained a rotten plant, symbolizing what he said was the decay of hong kong's rule of law and way of life. the national people's congress approved plans to proceed with laws against anything china sees as a threat to its authority over this semi autonomous region. the law would allow mainland security agencies to operate openly in hong kong. pro-dedemocracy advovocates nowr for their civil liberties. >> i was arrested e eight times andd jailed in hong k kong, i nr imagined too be arrested by secret policice. which woululd be terrible and implying there is no differences of hong kong and china. reporter: china says the new law will benefit hong kong's long-term security and stability. the u.k., u.s., australia, and canada were swift to condemn the move. >> we are deeply troub

further the freedoms enjoyed by hong kong are now in a joint statement today the united kingdom the united states australia and canada condemned that new legislation now that was to be expected what is surprising is how forcefully china moved to approve the wall undaunted by protests in hong kong beijing knew that washington would not approve yet beijing at least for now doesn't seem to care. disorder in the hong kong legislative council a democratic lawmaker has struggled to get past security guards with a bag he said it contained a russian plant symbolizing what he said with to k. . hong kong's rule of law and way of life china's latest move against disobedience is imposing national security laws on hong kong the national people's congress approved plans to move forward with laws against things china sees as a threat to whistle 30 of a hong kong the law would allow mainland security agencies to operate openly in hong kong pro-democracy activists now fear for their civil liberties. as the one who has been arrested for prizefight hall called police and they reach out for for good times in the shadow of hon

having a set of values and they tend to have the english speaking world and the united states of america, the united kingdom, australia and canada and new zealand are the countries of the lot of influence on values and morals that they use all around the world. so western civilization is most of europe and the united states and those kind of countries not including china are large parts of the middle east so in terms of defending it those men intensely patriotic they love the values or the traditions that exist in the nation and back then churchill was a big supporter of the values in england and donald trump is a big supporter how america has been the campaign slogan make america great again. and what has happened in the better country stays that way and a throwback that people find comfortable and restrictive they really believe in the west with the police system and the models contained within. >> how long have you been familiar with churchill when i was just eight years old gave me a book of speeches and instructed me not only to read that we read as many times as i possibly could because there was no one better t

english speaking world, so the anglo sphere for want of a better term, the united states of america, the united kingdom, australia, canada, new zealand, they are western countries with a lot of influence on values and models and systems that are used all around the world. so western civilization, i really think, is most of europe, it's the united states, it's those kind of countries, not including, obviously, china or large parts of the middle east. so that's western civilization. in terms of how they're defending it, well, again, both men intensely patriotic, both men, i think, lost-- loved the values and traditions. back then, churchill was a supporter of traditions in england and donald trump is a big supporter of how america has always traditionally been. hence his famous complain slowing p, make america great again. i think that both men want to ensure that what has always kind of happened in their country stays that way. they're not progressive in that sense. they're kind of a throwback to earlier eras. which a lot of people find comfortable and of course, a lot of people find rather restrictive. so both me

think as having a set of values and those that could develop in the english speaking world united states of america, the united kingdom, australia and new zealand. the western countries with a lot of influence on values and models that they use all around the world so western civilization is most of europe and the united states and those kind of countries not including obviously china or the middle east so in terms of how they defend that again those men are intensely patriotic and love the values and traditions that exist in the nation back then and to be a big supporter of all the values in england and donald trump is a supporter how america has been with the famous campaign slogan make america great again both men want to ensure what happened in the country stays that way and been more aggressive in that sense the economist throwback to earlier years which people find comfortable and others find restrictive so both men i think really believe and western civilization and the values and the belief system and the models contained within the western western civilization. >> given your accent how long have you been familiar with w

so the united states of america, the united kingdom, canada, australia and they are western countries with a lot of this influence on the values and morals used all around the world. so the western civilization i think is most of europe. it's the united states and those kind of countries. including china and all large parts of the middle east. so, in terms of how they are defending it, both men are intensely patriotic and i think of the values and tradition that exists. back then churchill was a big supporter and donald trump is a big supporter of how america has always traditionally been in this famous campaign slogan of make america great again. so i think that both men want to ensure. they really believe in western civilization and they believe in the values and belief system and the morals that it contains within. >> guest: my father is a massive winston churchill fan and when i was 8-years-old she gave me a book of winston churchill's speeches and instructed me to not only read but read read as many times as i possibly could because there wasn't one better to learn from them the

so the anglosphere for one of the better terms, the united states of america, the united kingdom, australia, canada, new zealand here they are western countries with a lot of influence on values and models and systems they use all around the world. so western civilization i really think is most of europe, it's the united states, it's those kind of countries. it's not including obviously china or large part of the middle east. that's western civilization. in terms of how they are defending it, while again both men intensely patriotic, both men i think of the values, their traditions that exist in their nation. back in turkey was a big supporter of all the values that were in england, and donald trump is a big supporter of america has always traditionally been, and scum is famous campaign slogan, make america great again. so i think both men want to ensure that what is always kind of happened in their country stays that way. they are not progressive in that sense. they are kind of a throwback to earlier years which a lot of people find comfortable and, of course, a lot of people find rather r

government overnight released a statement telling those countries which include the united kingdom united states canada and australia to stop interfering in hong kong political affairs that china's vice premier as well 100 beijing's leader in charge of hong kong's affairs has told delegates the national people's congress the people should not and their country should not underestimate china's plan to move ahead with this now you mentioned earlier some of the chaotic of the reaction we saw yesterday we got 180 at least people arrested and we had a number of traffic lights damaged we had streets blocked and there's been a huge amount of police presence on sunday and we expect similar scenes this wednesday when i controversial bill is introduced into hong kong apartment so let's talk more about that when this 2nd reading happens of this bill that you're talking about do we expect that the protests will be sustained throughout that. we do expect more protests on wednesday what they're talking about is trying to surround the lives of council building which is not far from where we are now we've already seen a roadblocks

allies it's now emerged that new data collected by the united states canada new zealand australia and the united kingdom the countries that make up the so-called 5 eyes is shedding doubt on the idea that the virus originated in a laboratory we think it's highly unlikely it was an accident and is highly likely it was naturally occurring and that the human infection was from natural human and animal interaction the 5 eyes is an alliance set up to share top secret data this weekend australia's daily telegraph published what it called a 15 page leaked dasi a compiled by the 5 eyes that was supposed to back up claims that the virus originated in a laboratory now the report gathered a lot of attention but intelligence officials were quick to point out that it was based on gathered news reports not actual evidence my instinct is that it was a tool for building a counter-narrative and applying pressure to china so it's the intent behind it that's most important so possibly open source leads with a classification slapped on it the australian government backs the idea that the virus originated in china's fresh pr

allies it's now emerged that new data collected by the united states canada new zealand australia and the united kingdom the countries that make up the so-called 5 eyes is shedding doubt on the idea that the virus originated in a laboratory we think it's highly unlikely it was an accident it is highly likely it was naturally occurring and that the human infection was from natural human and animal interaction the 5 eyes is an alliance set up to share top secret data this weekend australia's daily telegraph published what it called a 15 page leaked dasi a compiled by the 5 eyes that was supposed to back up claims that the virus originated in a laboratory now the report gathered a lot of attention but intelligence officials were quick to point out that it was based on gathered news reports not actual evidence my instinct is that it was a tool for building a counter-narrative and applying pressure to china so it's the intent behind it that's most important so possibly open source leads with a classification slapped on it the australian government backs the idea that the virus originated in china's fresh pro

intelligence chair, a crucial intelligence sharing coalition that the united states is part of along with canada and the united kingdom and australiand new zealand and i spoke with another official who concurred that this is their assessment, this is what makes the most sense. this is i should caution, anderson is an assessment. it is 100% there is no smoking gun according to the greater intelligence community. this, anderson, is not just a theory being pushed by the trump administration. sources have told us that senior officials like secretary of state mike pompeo has asked the intelligence agencies, including the cia, to find evidence that lines up with this theory, that the virus came out of a lab. so far, the u.s. intelligence community has not given their own assessment. in fact, in a remarkable statement last week, they came out saying that they are still looking into both of those theories, that it either came from the lab, or it came from the market. anderson? >> alexander, appreciate it. thanks. >>> president trump and secretary of state mike pompeo have been blaming china for causing the virus and chief white house corre

assessment, we are told, from a number of countries, the five is that the united states is part of alongside united kingdom, australiazealand and others. they say it is highly unlikely it escaped from a lab. highly likely it came from a market. that was confirmed by another official. it is not just officials speaking behind the swens. the prime minister of australia said there is nothing to indicate this virus escaped from a lab. everybody cautions this is an assessment and what they believe for now and you will not have any sort of certainty, a 100% confirmation, unless the chinese allow an investigation and more cooperation. >> what is the u.s. military assessment, alex? >> reporter: the u.s. military and u.s. intelligence community do diverge from the white house. they are saying we are still weighing these two scenarios, we are still looking into both theories, the theory that the virus came from the market or from the lab. listen to what the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff said. >> did it come out of the virology lab in wuhan? occur in the wet market or somewhere else. the answer is we don't know. as menti

the object of delegitimizing over time. i had many years of experience of it that is in our country, australia, but i see evidence of it in the united states and the united kingdomedia footprints. >> this is something you said you experienced when you were prime minister. has it changed since then? has it become more intense? >> i think since his son took over many of the operational reins of news corporation, we find it becoming more and more hard right, more and more ultra conservative, more and more far right, in the united states campaigning unapologetically for donald trump and the re-election of the trump administration. in australia campaigning unapologetically against the australian labour party and to sustain the conservative government incumbency here and similarly for boris johnson's government in the united kingdom. so i see it becoming more intense over time. it effects the overall narrative of our democracy in terms of other contending voices. >> they would say the rest of the media is liberal, they're just balancing it out. what do you say to them? . >> i can speak of my own country in australia where the rest of the media equals less than 30% of