of china. of fascinating stuff. why? when a professor unexpected dean of the tongue young institute for financial studies, the redman university of china. thanks very much for sharing your time with your thoughts on those relations between the us and china. thank you. thank you. thank you. though it seems the 2 main rival us parties have reached a consensus on the countries global power status. now both the democratic party candidate for the 2024 election and the former republican president. now candidates of course of lamented the u. s. dollar and the economy as a whole being weakened as well as the green washington. the foreign policy is leading to the country's demise. lots of correspond kellum open pixel, the story, a blast from the past. robert f. kennedy junior, the nephew of j f. k, is running in the democratic primary. he's going to contest joe biden, for the presidency. the nomination of the democratic party in 2024, 69 year old says that us hedge ammonia is deteriorating because of what he calls neo con projects in iraq and ukraine. the collapse of u. s. influence over saudi arabia and the kingdoms, new alliances wit

not a space where in the dollar rise ation in speeding up actually in particular ways, the university of china being bad to be up into the central trade in their own currencies with us dollars. and before that, we know, so it's different. you know, thanks to russia depends on many countries. the views of the dollar tradition bit high, the post many countries basically, you know, as the trying to find out the way the us trends. because that, so again, i think it's all due to the us policy, the us that you all tradition and then, and the other countries to leave the us dollars all to keep a distance from the united states as your dental principal. and indeed, it can office transaction in you on and you bring the on very nicely. so my next question us is facing like many countries and economic crisis. the moments under no more countries are moving to dollar eyes that trade. now, i'm just going to play a very short clip from the former president, donald trump, and i left you a question about it shortly. i have to state the usa is a mess. our economy is crashing. inflation is out of control. russia

coffee drinkers live longer, scientists from the southern medical university of china analyzed data from170,000 britons among those who drank coffee daily for seven years, the risk of premature death was 20-30% lower compared to those who did not, the researchers also found that the type of coffee does not affect the result and instant and ground and even decaffeinated and adding a small amount of sugar does not spoil anything. in any case, the drink contains a lot of natural antioxidants, protecting cells from damage. its fans are less likely to get type 2 diabetes, such as parkinson's and alzheimer's, but it's important to remember moderation, the optimal dose is three to five cups a day. recently, it is increasingly called nebecova, and quebec is the honor of the canadian province, the world's largest producer of maple syrup. the fact is that it was here on the banks of the khoper river that the russian production of this was established. it would seem a completely atypical product for us, and there is something to see here. in the office of entrepreneur alexander anashin on place of

of students, for a year 95% of the specialties from china choose the most relevant and precisely in demand now in the field of international business activities by universities it is more than 30 years old this year. we 're celebrating thirty years of work with north east one of our very big partners and uh, we actually have over 100 international. contracts, most of those who now have the opportunity to study full-time in khabarovsk again with a diploma plan to return home to china , where russian education is highly valued button, st. petersburg it doesn't matter where it is, and paying for purchases is not only convenient, but also profitable to pay through the system of fast payments without getting up from the couch. benefit has never been so convenient. pay for purchases with a button sbp. shares with partners and you can benefit from a pensioner's bank can receive special conditions, so some are already taking a loan, others are happy with the interest on the deposit, what you need in the branch and online sovcombank age their advantages. one of the most popular holiday destinations for russians, the city of sochi is preparing to receive tourists last

and steal our intellectual property and infiltrate our university systems and steal our discoveries. it's got to end. let's hear more of what china is doing to manipulate our university systems and i'm pleased, mr. speaker, to recognize the distinguished chair of the higher education and work force development subcommittee, mr. burgess owens of utah. i recognize him for five minutes. mr. owens: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, my esteemed colleague from florida. here's some facts you need to know about the abysmal record of the chinese communist party on human rights and against our american way of freedom. chinese carried out torture, forced sterilization and sexual abuse of over one million uighurs. china is ranked 175th out of 180 countries that lack freedom of the press. they've been in toirs for jailing journalists for dissenting voices. chinese officials have detained, tortured and execute prod testers with impunity. since 2013, u.s. colleges and universities have received more than $1 billion in gifts and contracts from the chinese communist party and affiliated sources. as a result, professors, student groups and guest

first of all, no country in the world can recognize either china and taiwan at the same time because it is a universal principle that there is only one china and taiwan is part of the china . this has been the u. s. policy ever since january. the 1st 1979. this is also the same policy for all the nato member states or o e c d countries, and every country within the united nations. you mention there is about a dozen countries in the world still recognizing taiwan. but they do not recognize taiwan as a separate, independent sovereign country. they also recognize that taiwan as the representative of china, which is completely illogical in the world of today. therefore, the so called a meeting between time when the local need of taiwan with speaker mccarthy. in california is a violation of the sacred principal of the one china policy and taiwan being part of china. so you were whole, literally a victor. let me, let me do you have to go through all the other issues. but let me just say that i have a 2 brand here, if i may, brand your response to that. yeah, so china frequently can fights, it's a one china

strategy sets the straight thing and deepening of relations with china and india as rushes diplomatic priority . benjamin chow, professor of those southwestern university of finance and economics in china, says the 3 countries want to stand up to washington's bid today, globalize the world and to address local issues together. i think there's a signal to the well up oh, low to that to the so a boy and more of a balance. well, i believe up a more problem responses to the real challenges the world is facing today. i think the main direction in prospect call for so chinese cooperation is about a more direct response to global challenges. now we're seeing that there was a po, trade cam and there was this can lead by addition in the united states that he's showing a clear trend of globalization which could feel wars as trays are more segregated and worries becoming more serious on india and china should not let the boundary issue affect the overall bilateral relationship. so the message is slowing clear the have or this change moves about to pull that issues and have expressed the will to work together to improve the relationship. meanwhile, the 3 countries

strategy sets the strengthening and deepening of relations with china and india, as russia's diplomatic priority. benjamin shout, professor at the southwestern university of finance and economics in china says the 3 countries want to stand up to washington's bid to dig globalize the world and suggest global issues together. i think this is a signal to the will of all multilateralism. a boy, a more balanced? well, i believe up a more problem responses to real challenges the world is facing today. i think the main direction in prospect call for so chinese cooperation is about a more direct response to global challenges. now we're seeing that there's a pull trade can and there was this can lead by addition in the united states that he's showing a clear trend of equalization, which group fuel wars as trays are more segregated and, and worries becoming more serious on india and china should not lead the boundary issue affect the overall patrol relationship. so the message is slowing clear the have or the exchange views about the broader issues and have expressed a will to work together to improve the relationship. the african international congress has kick

strategy sets the strike thing and deeply of relations with china and india as russia. diplomatic priority from benjamin shell. professor at the southwestern university of finance and economics in china says the 3 countries want to stand up to washington. d, globalize the world and to address local issues together. i think is a stick to the well of low to naturalism, a boy and more balance. well, i believe of a more prom responses to the real challenges to welders updating today. i think the main direction in prospect call brussel chinese cooperation is about in more around responds to global challenges. now we are seeing that there's a poetry can and there was this can lead by additional united states that it's showing a clear trend of equalization, which could feel wars as trays more segregated and world is becoming more serious on india in china. not let the boundary issue affect the overall bilateral relationship. so the message is slow and clear. the have or the exchange views about the border issues and have expressed the will to work together to improve the relationship. as china, russian india, deep in their relations western countries, i've

of china in the humanitarian sphere. i say this all the time, but the russian language is studied by the universities of china, but it is d so on, it is necessary that its humanitarian influence through china affects the whole world and the second step. after addition, china will have a long peace. we will return to ourselves and reunite the entire russian non- russian-speaking population. that's when. in the middle of the 21st century, it will really be possible to talk about truly leadership in the world, because what will happen to china then , and china is now at its peak. lord, as for the evil jokes played with nikita khrushchev. now we have slightly different people in power, completely different people. these people , together with seasonal agreed. move change for the next 100 years together once a minute back. when the whole world calls black white, we choose the truth and never give up our words. we say what we think and do what we must evening with vladimir solovyov today at 23:25. you are a client of tinkoff bank. and you know that you can use mobile communications three times cheaper. 1,200 minutes of convers

of kron places. you know, during this visit to china, in terms of trade, benjamin chow, who's a professor at the southwestern university of finance and economics in china. but he says that beijing with russia and india, want to stand up to washington's bid to d, globalize the world. i think is a signal to the well above multilateralism. a boy more of a balance. well, i believe up a more prom responses to the real challenges to well is facing today. i think the main direction and prospect call for so chinese cooperation is about a more direct response to global challenges. now we are seeing that there's a po trade can, and there was this can lead by dish in the united states that he's showing a clear trend of equalization, which could feel wars as trays more segregated. and the world is becoming more serious on india and china. should not let the boundary issue affect the overall collateral relationship. so the message is.

. china has universally begun to patrol and inspection operations in the taiwan strait moved that includes attempts to board vessels. i once denounced the decision says it will not cooperate. this, of course comes amid height intentions between china and taiwan. italians, president, how talks with us, how speak of this week. the 1st take place in the united states for decades. brief visit went ahead, despite warnings from china, which rejects that taiwan self governance, abuse the island as a chinese territory. thigh. england was on her way back from central america when she made the strategic stop over in california. she was welcomed by us half week at kevin mccarthy, despite china's explicit warning that the meeting should not take place. but the peer use that talks to present a united front against asians increasingly aggressive military posturing, the friendship between the people of taiwan and america as a matter of profound importance to the free world. then it is critical to maintain equally ami freedom, peace and regional stability. they also discussed speeding up arms deliveries from the u. s. to taiwan and highlighted the threats the island faces. the person and unwaverin

output volume of 75,000 cars writes kommersant in the line four version single delivery double house four-seater texi and five-seater family plan to sell them in the cis and china markets university of nanjing. this will speed up and reduce the cost of the process. these were news on the general agenda vladimir putin discussed with the president of the republic of uzbekistan mongrels mirziyoyev current issues on the bilateral agenda during a telephone conversation with the president appreciated trade and economic cooperation noted the success held these days in tashkent with the participation of russia at the international industrial exhibition and at the central asia 2023 industry minsk is hosting the national forum of athletes at the headquarters national olympics from russia and belarus to talk about how to develop an approach in a very difficult period, when our athletes are suspended from international competitions on a national basis , my colleague works on the site of the event. danil makhalin, he is already in touch with us danil greetings well, what did you decide to do with such sports racism. yes, welcome, minsk is in touch behind me is such a beautiful fundamental top

of taiwan. because it is generally and universally recognized and knowledge that taiwan is part of china. so how can any congressman dare to deceive him or herself? deceive the u. s. government and the u. s. military and deceive the whole world? that's my point at victor because i'm law law. yes, china, i would imagine statements like this are carefully crafted. is this a sort of trial balloon to test the waters in your view? now whether this is carefully crafted or very stupidly, very clumsy lead, crafted, it will not change the fact that china has complete absolute sovereignty over taiwan. and the people in taiwan and the people in the chinese mainland are the same chinese people. we share the same culture, we speak the same language which worship the same god and wait, trace out up to our say lineage thousands of years ago. therefore, these politicians in the united states may be guilty of crime against humanity. because eddie waffle really instigates a war between china. the united states, both on the to the teeth with nuclear weapons will really push the situation. not only across th

it's defect till you as a lie to guess feather china next show of course will just be a drill in chung as an associate professor at the national university of singapore . and earlier i asked him about what these drills demonstrate about china's preparedness to potentially strike taiwan. so these drills they demonstrate, again, china's ability to mount different kinds of operations. this includes potentially blockade. this potentially includes airstrikes, muscle strikes, so on and so forth. but i guess it's not going to mentally different from what the p r c has been doing over the past few years. it's more concentrated, but the nature of what it's doing is pretty much the same. so in the sense, i think there's a lot of normalization already actually on time one towards attraction. now let's zoom out a little bit. taiwan has condemned china for undermining peace and stability in the region. how worried are other nearby countries about a military escalation? so i think many nearby countries are worried they're increasingly worried. japan certainly is because the challenges some of his territory, the last round of missile exercises from aug

of some finnish everything is fine with the chinese border petro shevchenko analyst of spiran zelin university in chinaat 3:00 at night, not unlike in italy, which is always ready, because that's why i can immediately say thank you, mr. peter shevchenko, that he still found the time to chat with us. good health, mr. peter , congratulations. congratulations. thank you. well, let's try to understand anyway what happened in beijing and guangzhou, because literally the news is changing, here i am looking at the declaration that was adopted by the president of france and the president of the people 's republic of china literally two hours ago , even an hour and a half ago, which is related to their decisions about how to solve the issue i work for ukraine, we support all efforts to restore peace in ukraine, compliance with international law and not the principles of the un charter, we believe that this is from the quote already drained of the foam, that a political settlement is the only possible way out regarding the ukrainian issue, china has never did not solve this issue out of self-interest , always ad

friends trade, benjamin chow, who's a professor at the southwestern university of finance and economics in china. when he says that beijing with russia and india, one to stand up to washington's bid to d, globalize the world. i think as a signal to the well above multilateralism. a boy a more balanced? well i believe up a more prom responses to the real challenges to well, is facing today. i think the main direction and prospect call for so chinese cooperation is about in more direct response to global challenges. now we are seeing that there's a po trade can, and there was this can lead by dish in the united states that is showing a clear trend of equalization, which could feel wars as trays are more segregated and a world is becoming more serious on india and china should not let the boundary issue a factor overall collateral relationship. so the message is loud and clear. the have or the exchange views about the broader issues and have expressed a will to work together to improve the relationship limit donald trump's predictions. on the downfall of the u. s. dollar. china is due to start talk

diplomacy was funded almost exclusively from anomalous donations from china, we requested the funding sources from the university of pennsylvania they have not responded we are still working on that but at the end of the day you can make a strong argument that anthony blinken and joe biden were receiving large salaries from china dominated funding sources and that's very concerning especially when we see the decisions they are making every day that put america boston china first. maria: that is right were questioning why they are soft on china. is it because of compromise. you're setting your sights on john kerry you're threatening to subpoena the administration to get documents on terry's work on climate czar. what is he doing with china. >> we have no idea, this should be concerning to every america. we see on tv john kerry jet setting to china to negotiate climate deals with our number one adversary in the world. we have no idea what authority john kerry has he was never confirmed by the senate, we don't know what his budget is and we don't know what he's negotiating and he's very concerning paid we've been requ

the soviet union associate professor of the department of psychology of the kyiv national university, we are in contact now from chinao poland, we will move michal marok to franz, faculty of international and of political studies and galon university. greetings, mr. mykhailo, i can't hear you now, maybe i want to now, i don't. no, i don't have a knife, unfortunately, i hope that he will appear now, because we have something to talk about. when it comes to polish-ukrainian relations recently there was a visit of the president of ukraine from volodymyr zelenskyi to warsaw, and even then, against the background of all such pathetic statements, they warned about a real economic crisis that has come in polish-ukrainian relations. so yesterday this crisis became a reality when poland banned import of grain and other agricultural products from ukraine. congratulations, mr. mykhailo. yes, now it’s better. you can hear me now. you can hear me so well . let’s start with yesterday’s important topic . despite all the attempts to agree on the talks between the presidents, duda volodymyr zelenskyi at the meeting with the minister

moscow of the minister of defense of china, the head of the military department of the prc of russia , the chinese delegation got acquainted with the structure of the university and the educational and material base , the guests were shown the educational process and told about the peculiarities of training foreign military officers from china will begin to study at the higher courses of the academy the president of russia met china was in moscow at the end of march. useful in all areas is very good for the development of relations in the economy, social and cultural in the educational sector. well, along the line of military departments. we also work actively and exchange useful information on a regular basis. uh, cooperated in the field of war technical cooperation. i think this is definitely another important direction, which strengthens the exclusively confidential strategic nature of our relations between the russian federation and the people 's republic of china, our relations between our countries already have more than 70 years of history between our armed forces, and they are getting stronger by the day. naturally. leadership diplomacy plays a key ro

of politics. >> next, a discussion on china's political economy and economic growth at a daylong conference hosted by george washington university. they also talked about u.s.-china relations, the leadership of china's president and more. this is about 2.5 hours. >> will compute -- welcome. we have a great lineup of speakers on u.s.-china relations. first i want to thank our supporters for making this conference possible. i want to thank a member of the board of advisors. it is great to have you here. thank you. [applause] as well as our co-chair, who could not be here today but may be watching online. thank you, frank, if you are watching online. i also want to thank another member that was supposed to be here today but i think he is watching online as well. we want to thank the other institutes, the center for asian studies as well as international business education and research. i want to thank the organizing committee. this is our 15th annual conference, quite an achievement. it is amazing it is still going every year. for those who don't know us, iep is located here. we focus on issues such as international trade and finan

of strained ties between washington and beijing. even before the pandemic, the us and china were clashing on a number of issues, including trade. i spoke to stephen roach, a senior fellow at yale universityd asked him if ms yellen�*s speech was a way for the biden administration to dial back some tensions. what i saw from secretary yellen, who i am a huge fan of, was a clear emphasis on security over economics and by ranking security at the top of the agenda, that pretty much turns the hopes for engagement on their head. economics has long been the anchor of the us—china relationship. if we get the economics and trade right, then we can be more comfortable in dealing with the thorny and prickly issues of security. but i'm worried that she is putting the cart before the horse here. and i would say with all, you know, effort to be balanced here, xijinping has done the same thing and is addressed to the party congress. last october, he, too, put the emphasis primarily on security. so you've got both sides focused on security, and that is not a constructive formula for re—engagement and de—escalation of conflict. does the us, though, have a point when it comes to national security concerns o

students of sorbonne university in france blocked the entrance of this university with trash cans as a sign of protest . play now that he has traveled to china it has been said that he is confident in the effectiveness of the president of china king to end the war in ukraine and the reaction to the kremlin's slanderous words rejected the possibility of china's mediation to end the conflict in ukraine and declared that russia has no choice but to continue military operations in ukraine, kremlin spokesman dmitry peskov said. of course, china has a great and effective potential in the field of mediation, but the situation in ukraine is complicated and there is no prospect for a political solution to this conflict. syria did not send underline the prophet's statement that arming russia violates international laws and significantly harms the relations between china and the european union . the possibility of a volcanic eruption in colombia has put 57 thousand families at risk . the evacuation of local residents has begun, according to officials, about 40 families have been evacuated so far, and the rest refused to evacuate in some areas due to th

of china, xijinping. they will be going to guangzhou, where mr macron is at the moment. he has met with universityimportant industrial hub in the south of china, and the chinese state media is billing this as a charm offensive, a bit of an honour extended to emmanuel macron to travel to guangzhou, a city that represents a fifth of all trade between china and france, and this is really where xi jinping will get to talk about what he wants to talk about, which are trade ties between china and france. he's very eager to revitalise the chinese economy after years of strict covid restrictions, and so that is really being billed as a very special thing being extended to emmanuel macron, the fact that xi jinping is willing to travel to a second city with him beyond beijing. really, no talk at the moment of ursula von der leyen, highlighting this divide that china has been trying to play up between wanting to really extend a lot of honours to emmanuel macron while leaving ursula von der leyen really isolated. they don't like the things she has been saying, nor the fact she has been highlighting a lot of h

also discovered some of this money went to military research in china. so we know of several universities now, u.c. davis, duke, berkeley, took it and funneled it to military research in china. that shouldn't happen, should be forbidden, and right now a conspiracy of the administration to block knowledge of this because they don't want to display the culpability for funding the research that may have led to the pandemic. >> sandra: senator paul, finally your reaction to this sound from dr. anthony fauci as we continue to monitor that hearing, that hearing room there in washington. fauci dismissing american's personal liberties, something about which you spoke a lot during the pandemic, over masking and lockdowns. your reaction. >> we better try to reach out and be a better explainer of why we feel these things are important because particularly in our country with our free spirit, which we all embrace, that people being told what to do very often has the opposite effect. that's what i was referring to in that interview. >> sandra: with our free spirit which we all embrace. final thoughts,

pen biden center, at the university of pennsylvania, was funded by communist china. blinken was running at. we talk about the potential of joe biden being compromised, what about antony blinken? >> that is a very fair question. to this point, maria, here's my concern is a former head of the intelligence community. we have a great intelligence enterprise. individuals associated with the intelligence community who in 2016, you know, created russia hoax one to mislead the american people. in 2020 they did this particular hoax to help joe biden and her donald trump in that election and they were helpful. that begs the question, what will happen in 2024? how are they going to, you know, try to impose a false narrative. the big concern here is, in 2020, china has a clear preference for us to win. they are engaged in an influence campaign. that has proven to be true. if you look at what is happened in thisadministration with antony blinken and all the folks you have mentioned, folks that made a lot of money from china, you know, now make decisions where they will not confro

cost him a lot of money petro shevchenko thank you , an analyst, a graduate student of the tsil-jilin university from chinaank you for paying attention to us at three o'clock in the morning. this is this. this is good. and then we went to america . well, if we keep the balance right, read it now. it's a day. so everything is fine . it's morning there. we are violating ukrainian no, we are not violating it yet, but we know that the time will come when we will violate the legislation of ukraine, which prohibits there speaking in russian, yes and this in general, we are not against it, we are not against it well, that's how the new law begins, normal life in ukrainian television, yes, without russian , yes, the ball and the plug are leaving our screen, that's it, it is leaving our screen . yes, but not about it. he said that he regrets that he , uh, he forced ukraine to give up nuclear weapons, that was the main thing of the ancient united states, by and large , both for ukraine and for belarus, for kazakhstan in order to build up the attitude to generally recognize independence is also about this, the predec

universities investing in that country that promotes communist ideas? we are attacking it on many different fronts. we have to win this war, get american investments out of china the vanguard with this. stuart: thanks for joining us. see you again soon. doctor fauci defending the way he handled lockdowns during the covid pandemic. what is he saying now? ashley: the good doctor absolved himself of any blame for the lockdowns. somewhat defensive interview with the new york times saying in part show me a school i shut it down and show me a factory i shut down, i never did. i gave public health recommendation that echoed the cdc recommendation, people made a decision based on that but i never criticize the people who had to make the decisions one way or the other. that was one of several in which fauci defended his guidance during the pandemic, pushing back against critics who accused him of being wrong about everything from masks to how effective vaccines would be. he argued the ever-changing nature of the evidence meant it was impossible to get everything right. he also defended his views on the origins of the pandemic arguing he was open to the idea the virus c

is chong ja ian, who's an associate professor of political science at the national university in singapore. he's also a non-resident fellow at carnegie chinafrom colchester in the uk we're joined by natasha lindstaedt, who's the deputy dean of education in the department of government at the university of essex. natasha is also a u.s. foreign policy specialist. joining us from seoul is donald kirk, who's a veteran correspondent and author of who has covered asia. he has also covered asia and vietnam extensively. a warm welcome to you all. thanks so much for your time. donald kirk, so vietnam has been on the recent itineraries of senior officials of the biden administration, like the vice president, like the defense secretary, but how significant is the visit by blinken, and why now? donald: it is extremely significant. clearly vietnam wishes to get along with both china, it's immediate and huge neighbor, and with the united states. in a sense vietnam can play the vietnam has some specific u.s. against china. vietnam has some specific problems with china over who's controlling the sea out there, over drilling for oil and natural gas under t

case he was also running the penn biden center when the penn biden center university of pennsylvania reseized money from china, what about others in administration is antony blinken compromised as well. >> certainly part of the investigation, the letter we sent, asked him to provide us documents with respect to the the campaign they are not protected under his claims of executive privilege secret because late to the campaign, prior to his appointment. and to biden campaign itself this is going to be interesting because we are going to follow this to the end until we get the truth. >> we will be watching congressman we so appreciate your time chairman mike turner president biden tries to explain away plummeting poll numbers something does not add up the sound bite when we come back all-hands-on-deck for the first read of the first quarter gdp, zeroing in on growth in the economy we get you that number 20 minutes' time you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. >> and a little bit of chicken -- on friday night, just right, a radio ♪ which saved investors over $1.5 billion last year. that's dec

of china, primarily from other countries. this and i repeat, i will demonstrate the games of the cis countries and demonstrate the international universityrts festival, which will be held in yekaterinburg. well, we have a number of, uh, plans, events for the future. we also discussed holding the second games of the cis countries, which will be held in august in 11 cities of belarus . help guests not only feel the taste of wrestling. well, get acquainted with the cultural and historical heritage of six countries. the international field hockey tournament prometheus continues in brest today two games were played the guests from russia held victories in them dinamo elektrostal seemed to be stronger than their fellow countrymen and the dynamo-builders 2-1, and minsk lost to barsul, zero three at the beginning, it seems more or less setting for the game was. uh, the first quarter was pretty good here. you understand that some small mistake can lead to a goal. that's how it turned out to break relaxation did not set up fast. the entrance to the game and usually this is how it always turns out, either the very first one at the very beginning i

she jane thing shows a mahoney is professor of politics and international relations at east china normal university. he says there's a realignment in the world's emerging economies. i think one of the big things that we're starting to see not just with bricks but with other countries, is that the outlines not, not yet the reality. and certainly, i don't think necessarily in the near term, but the outlines of the new world order in terms of finance. one of the other big achievements here is that the 2 countries are going to move towards settlements and their respective currencies and bypass the dollar. this is i think, where the world is heading and bricks. clearly i think, especially with the new development bank in tandem with various other major projects associated with it, including the belt road initiative. this is the main thrust of where things are going. john has become the 1st country to approve a new vaccine from malaria. that research is a calling out world changer. the vaccine known as are $21.00 is to be used on children aged between 5 and 36 months. there are blocks that reports resear

penn biden center at the university of pennsylvania was funded by communist china. n was running it. so we talk a lot about the potential of joe biden being can come to to hissed. ing what about antony blinken? >> well, that's a very fair question. and to this point, maria, here's my concern as the former head of the intelligence community, you know, we have a great intelligence enterprise, but we very cheerily now have individuals that were associated with the intelligence community who in 2016, you know, created russia hoax one to mislead the american people. in 2020 they did this particular hoax to help biden and hurt donald trump in that election, and they were successful. so it begs the question what's going to happen in 2024? how are they going to, you know, try and impose a false narrative? and part of that is china. i mean, the big concern here is in 2020 china had a clear preference for joe biden to win. many of us in the intelligence community said, look they're engaged in an intelligence campaign to make sure that joe biden is the president. and that has p