absolutely, i'm not just here, victor guy. well, also thinking of the railway projects and low the, the ports in sri lanka where china has had some of those significant that's paid off by 100 year long leases, and the country is selling off the family jewels in order to services that the china recognize that it's lensing practices, perhaps needs to change somewhat. well, 1st of all, loans are always a very important part of the financing package for most of the infrastructure and connectivity projects. so don't single out as long as if debt itself is evil. if you're talking about debt, do know who borrows most of the money from china? it is not any country africa or even at the america or usa is the united states government? yes. why? and i think as a salad or if it's cool in line to the chinese, the therapist that you need to come up with the vibe, all commercial structure to make sure that the infrastructure projects will be done . well, let's take that risk and, and see how it applies a back to that the global gateway initi

and victor guy is the vice president of the sensor for china and globalization, and he joins us from beijing warm welcome to all of you on this edition. of inside story. let's start in europe, louise the sun. so was your reaction? see the launch of the global gateway. what are your initial impressions? good afternoon, everyone. well, i impression is positive. we see this as a strategic approach from europe and new way of relationship with its main trading partners. but also we did neighbors developing countries. it's also a way of your show that it as a model, an economic model, but also a political model. death is an alternative to others that exist that including about and we can issue it's also very important for us because it includes, apart from the public finance and the public sector, an important role for the private sector. i mean, the money that we are talking about will come a lot from companies. so companies need also to relating to the projects. and from our perspective. 6 it is a very good initiative and one that was long overdue. let's not forget your piece already, th

oh, relax -- it's probably just from victor, that flower-delivery guy i dated. who's victor? we never heard about him. oh, because i knew you'd never let me go out with an ex-con. hey, maybe it's dylan trying to win you back. mm. so, victor -- it's a closed door? maybe it's not a guy who's in love with haley. oh, thank you. maybe it's a guy who's obsessed with haley and is getting plastic surgery to look like her so he can replace her and live her life. luke. so they can only be for haley? of course not. haley isn't the only hottie living here. i washed the car in my cheer shorts the other day. i definitely felt eyes on me. has it ever occurred to you that those flowers could be for me? - what do you mean? - i mean, like, from my boyfriend. - what? - you have a boyfriend? and you thought my thing was crazy.

victor, you're one of the smartest guys we get to talk to. joining us on "the ingraham angle," i really do appreciate it, have a wonderful new year. watch out, cnn wants you to brace yourself, but for what? the last bite explains it. >> jason: when biden today said omicron is no reason to panic, cnn, well, they didn't quite get the memo. >> if you have new year's plans, you might want to rethink them and simply stay home and brace yourself, health officials are saying this omicron winter surge could be with us for 6-8 weeks. >> jason: the winter of death! that's all for tonight, i'm jason chaffetz and for lauren ingram , thanks for watching this special edition of "the ingraham angle." be sure to check out my podcast, you can get it anywhere you listen to podcasts. "gutfeld!" up next! ♪ ♪ >> greg: happy last week of 2021, everyone. it's been an incredible year since the launch of the show, we've been kicking ass, and it's all thanks to you the fans for joining us. with edits on of great episodes and guests so as we wind down the last week of

guys talking to us. appreciate it. and remarkable things you have been seeing. alisyn, victoried tornadoes to the length that they have, and as you were talking, we were watching the aerial view, so as far as the eye can see, everything you see around you is obviously devastation, and then just as you have been pointing out, anderson for hundreds, you know, for 200 miles, it stretches and you see the same thing. it's incredible to see these shots. anderson, thank you very much for being on the ground for us and all of that reporting, we'll check back with you. meanwhile, there's other news we have to get to, the trial for the former police officer who shot and killed daunte wright is in trial for the second week with the medical examiner. we're live outside the courthouse, next. ♪ the one desire ♪ ♪ you are, you are, ♪ ♪ don't wanna hear you say... ♪ ♪ ♪ i want it that way ♪ ♪ ♪ cases of anxiety in young adults are rising as experts warn of the effects on well-being caused by the pandemic. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ 1, 2, 3... yay! ♪ “i got you babe” by etta james ♪ ♪ wait hold up, here

if it weren't for this group of guys, a lot of things would not be as reliable as they are. >> we surrounded victora team, and he is mentoring these folks and giving them the benefit of his sploshes, the way he approach -- of his process and challenging them to force them to go in their skill set. what we are trying to do in a couple years time we will have four victors. >> it is important to teach the younger generation if you are going to learn a technology today it is more important to learn to adapt. >> victor brings technical excellence, commitment to quality. he has all of the things you need to be successful. >> he is so committed to building relationships within the team in terms of his organizing the annual barbecue and the work going into that is not well understood, weeks and weeks of planning and buying food and cooking. he is an anchor for the rest of the team. >> we have a responsibility to the city for being effective and making sure we are as efficient as we can be. that is important. >> victor deserves the golden pride award for dedication and commitment and the quality of work tha

guy it. this is the insurrection in full color. >> will: victor davis hanson joins us live.our smile. i spoke to you a week ago. we talked about the verbal ticks that take over the human mind want the mind of the left. now insurrection is the most frequent and recent mental tick. >> yes. if saying "let's go brandon" is insurrection, what would be a cnn contributor holding up donald's decapitated head? what was night after night in central park having a look alike donald trump as caesar being stabbed to death and hillary clinton said the president was not legitimate and urged joe biden not to concede under any circumstance? what was the obama pentagon lawyer writing we should consider removing trump by the 25th amendment, impeachment or a military coup? a military coup was on the minds of a lot of retired generals. two wrote letters and other said that trump should leave the sooner the better. we know what it's really about. donald trump has been beaten to death. so has january 6th. they are afraid of democracy and afraid the people will speak. a month ago we would talk about

my name is victor pogachar, purchase medallion owner. i don't know if you guys can hear me or not. >> clerk: we can. we can. >> okay. great. i'm at work right now. i'm a cab dispatcher, and i'm at work. i don't have a prepared speech or anything. any ways, i do have show up and say, i waited on the medallion list for 17 years, i was about near the top, 15. you guys had a pilot program where you'd give one to the list, one free, and one you sold. that's what michael harris told me, and, you know, i didn't get the free one. i got to the top of the list, and you don't me, either buy the medallion or go away, and after investing all this time in the industry, i made the leap and bought the medallion, and it's the worst thing that ever happened to me -- or maybe not. i get to call you and talk to you like in a democracy. you have the economic resources to fix this, and it's a crying shame that you're squeezing the most vulnerable and weakest people in your society. when you look at the streets of san francisco, people are openly doing drugs and leaving feces on the s

guys for many people. this is the end of that transitional versus the peer that we help coal. and between the end of the the victor sheet and these non full democracy of the we finally have different topics to discuss other than being or, and against victor and legacy. so, and now we have more feminist topics and environmental things are going to be more prison. and also this is going to burly, have a big impact on the constitutional versus gas. the other candidate was created against emberts has been keyed in supporter of the constitutional process. so for many people this was also kind of 2nd referendum on having are not a new position any outcome. i said the people subordinate was edition the spread around for does he does and, and we, and we want anyone situation, how long will his honeymoon honeymoon period last for him? how long will a public give him to bring about the change that they expect to see having voted for and what, what are some of the potential pitfalls that lie ahead for him? i see he has a less than any other candidate because he is very aware that they're uncertain that's cheaper both. he's r

victor. if you did a census of every elected democrat from mayor to governor to house member to senate to the guyvotes for president, they would all be in favor of passing something along the lines of what the house did and joe manchin is saying my view as part of this big collective should outweigh everybody else when she's in a state -- you talked about whether progressives could pressure him. west virginia is a state that ranks 44 new jersey child poverty. ranks 45th in extreme child poverty and 49th in the share of white kids who are in poverty. and the projections are that this bill would have cut child poverty in the state in half. so i mean, there is that pressure within the state, too. that reality, it is 50% above the national average in diabetes, big winner in the provisions limiting insulin costs that are in the bill. so he's making a very conscience choice to make a statement as he has done before of identifying himself as the rock in the road, blocking liberal democratic priorities but the losers on that are not just progressives in san francisco and new york, it is a lot of low inco

my name is victor pogachar, purchase medallion owner. i don't know if you guys can hear me or not. >> clerk: we can. we can. >> okay. great. i'm at work right now. i'm a cab dispatcher, and i'm at work. i don't have a prepared speech or anything. any ways, i do have show up and say, i waited on the medallion list for 17 years, i was about near the top, 15. you guys had a pilot program where you'd give one to the list, one free, and one you sold. that's what michael harris told me, and, you know, i didn't get the free one. i got to the top of the list, and you don't me, either buy the medallion or go away, and after investing all this time in the industry, i made the leap and bought the medallion, and it's the worst thing that ever happened to me -- or maybe not. i get to call you and talk to you like in a democracy. you have the economic resources to fix this, and it's a crying shame that you're squeezing the most vulnerable and weakest people in your society. when you look at the streets of san francisco, people are openly doing drugs and leaving feces on the s

victor, thank you. >>> joining us now for what travels can do if they bought a cruise ship ticket, brian kelly, the points guyions do passengers have if their cruise was cut short or they were denied entry to a port because of covid on the ship? >> well, unfortunately with cruising, they don't guarantee that you will hit any ports. so you aren't owed a refund. in most cases cruise lines will offer you a discount on another cruising. but, you know, if you booked through a travel agent, highly recommend asking them, and also whether you're cruising or buying airline tickets, you know, i always recommend go through your credit card company. a lot of credit cards will offer trip cancellation or trip interruption coverage. that's if you book it using that card. if you're going to travel in 2022, make sure you're booking with a credit card that gives you that extra coverage. the cards are the ones that have the money if things go awry. >> with that in mind, if you buy a cruise ticket, what protection do you have if there's an outbreak. >> you know, unfortunately there is not a whole lot of coverage. you know, you c