since then, president xi had offered clear answers twice at the world economic forum to the questions of how to improve global governance and how to build a community with a shared future for mankind, which provided important guyedance to the international community -- guidance to the international community. as we meet, transformation is accelerating across the board. with imminent tariff wars and trade wars and ongoing talk of war between the forces for and against economic globalization, and intense rivalry between multilateralism and uni laterallism, the global governance system is undergoing profound adjustments. human society has once again come to a critical crossroads. hoping that the sun will break through clouds and mists to light up the way forward, it is time to record president xi's important speech and uphold solidarity and cooperation and forge ahead, hand in hand, despite high winds and choppy waters, to build a community with a shared future for mankind. we should provide more stability and certainty for the world and build a just world of common development. here i w

the readout between xi and trump sounds amicable.zabeth: you were speaking about the impact this has had on stock markets. and the sense of optimism is very much coming from a very low base. and this conversation over the weekend is an indication that there is willingness on both sides to talk. that is a really important thing to keep in mind. even more important to keep in mind is president trump hasn't been inaugurated yet. we are very early days. while it is important to see these conversations happening and progress, it is very important to also keep the long picture in mind as well. lizzy: i detect a hint of skepticism on the tiktok reprieve, for example, what do you expect donald trump will want in exchange from beijing? elizabeth: the tiktok example is a really interesting one. one of the things that trump is attempting to do is positioning himself as a dealmaker. as someone who is able to, even if it is a problem he himself has created, so the very fact of banning tiktok is something he himself in his first presidency was ver

president xi once said that all countries in the world are like passengers in the same big ship.e share the same future and need to act with stronger global solidarity to narrow down division and avoid unimaginable consequences. we should work together to bring to life the vision of building community with a shared future for mankind, firmly oppose zero-sum and cold war mentalities, make the international order more just and equitable. at the same time in this process i think the role of major countries is very important. the major countries must lead by example. and act in a way befitting their stature. it is annan separation share -- an aspiration shared by the 1.4 billion chai these people that the world can be -- chinese people that the world can be tranquil and peaceful and achieve common development. with err working tirelessly toward this end and hope the rest of the world will join us. that concludes my answer. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, vice premier ding. in the context of the question i just asked also, we know that the intelligent age is characterized by fierc

it was here in, davos, switzerland the chinese president xi jinping deliver the important speech. and when he ponder the question about time and what is going on with world and what shall we do about it read and send a resounding message china will support economicon globalization and practice naturalism enjoy the effort to make the world a better place predict this speech is concluded brought us some sunshine. and upon deeperr reflection, president xi jinping pointed out that any attempted to channel the waters and ocean into isolated lakes and creeks, something not possible. and that is hearing protection is like self and backroom. what wind and rain is kept outside in the back room will also grow light air. in this time, i had the privilege of listening to the speech in the audience and this is my second time here. and it is still fresh in the memory since then president xi jinping, and offered clear answers twice as world economic forum questions of how to improve global governance and building community and kind which provided important guidance to thern international communi

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xi jinping. what does xi jinping want? he clearly wants a hugely popular media operation in the united states that he has power over. that is an animus thing for him to give up. what possible trade could be made therefore xi jinping to give that up? >> there are a lot of deals teed up here for our incoming president trump. thank you, eamon, for all the information. >> the market is having a nice rally. tech is leading. the nasdaq is up 100%. we are looking at strong gains. >> it seems like that monday low at the snp, people are feeling as if that is a reliable test of that election day close. we also had a negative turn, which is helpful when you had people get worried and therefore, you have the room for relief rally point so the aai, taking a plunge. we are feeding off of that to some degree. you've got industrial production was okay, and obviously, cpi is allowed this. >> i was going to say, the softer core cpi and waller's has allowed that economic data can come in hot and the market doesn't have to extrapolate. no cut

but it's certainly not going to be around 5% as xi jinping claims.ryl: the truth is always fascinating. john lonski, get in there. >> yeah, gordon. you know, i can't help but think that the chinese economy is going nowhere as long as they remain closely allied with countries like russia and iran as opposed to seeking warmer, friendlier relations with their major customers like the united states and western europe. i just don't get the chinese economy a chance. my view is the chinese communist party made a horrible decision as far as what is in the best interest of long-term economic growth in china and a long-term improvement in living standards. >> well, that's absolutely right. because china's economy right now depends on exports. and the united states and the european union and even countries in the global south are now starting to tariff and otherwise restrict chinese purchases of chinese products. that is a death sentence for the chinese economy. and they need to have good relations with brussels, with washington, with all sorts of countries aro

president xi. we have been communicating with each other. >> the phone call, seen as a rare public signal of xi's willingness to work with trump, an unusual move by china's leadership, adding to the diplomatic gesture, xi for the first time, sending vice president han zheng to washington for monday's inauguration. >> han, the highest ranking chinese official ever to attend a u.s. presidential swearing in trump's return to the white house is a trending topic on chinese social media. >> people are calling the latest spacex starship explosion a fireworks celebration for trump from his friend elon musk. china's admiration for trump comes with an ironic twist on social media. he's nicknamed nation building trump, a reference to how his divisive policies and personality, along with his focus on china, propped up beijing's global standing. also, comments like these the dragon king is coming back. the official photo of american empire's king trump. don't worry, tiktok is the home base for trump. he won't b

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xi jinping and him warm is maybe not the right word. they have had a cordial relationship and have spoken and been able to have conversations with one another. of course, donald trump also has a tough on china policy. he has marco rubio now expected to be his secretary of state. if he is confirmed, someone who is sanctioned by beijing. so it's an interesting and complicated relationship. the trump administration will have with china. but the fact that they have spoken. also worth noting that china, for the first time, is going to be sending one of its top chinese communist party officials to donald trump's inauguration on monday. that is a sign of them wanting to continue this sort of working relationship, perhaps a better relationship with the trump administration than they had had with biden. all of this is playing a big role on this. but again, we have to keep in mind that this is a stunning reversal that donald trump has made with his warming to tiktok. from what we saw back in 2020 when just, you know, soon before leaving the white

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so, i don't know if the golden share owner, xi, is going to put any parameters in place for any buyer far as i know we are the only buyer that is papered an officer in the hands of the shareholders and orn of the secret golden share xi himself, because of the secret golden share is a veto power it is going to be whatever he decides. and or whatever he negotiates with trump. it is trump's deal as of 12:05 today his deal, whatever he tells us, we're going to be to have to execute on we are going to do it we are the buyer right now of record, there may be another one i don't know of but if secret golden share decides to sell i think we are first to know about it. cheryl: kevin, you know today of course, is inauguration day, president trump going to be sworn in as 47th president of you've states returns to white house another four years things began 11:30 a.m. eastern swearing in at noon vowed sweeping changes to series of executive orders john catsimatidis come eminto this how do you think executive orders are going to compact economy. >> i think very positive move on energy mg prices fa

xi jinping is in total control of the chinese economy and he will not back down to donald trump. not foresee a very clear road going forward. >> steve? >> dennis, he might not wouldn't to back down to donald trump. reminds he of the cuban missile crisis. you don't think that he will blink first, but some analogy has been made to japan and china being in a deflationary spiral where japan lost 25 years. do you see the similarities to china in a deflationary spiral as well? >> yes and it no. no, because japan has about 185 million people. china has ten times as many people. there are multiple levels in china where xi jinping can put pressure on, particularly on foreign companies that are doing business there. and i think that is really why xi jinping is much more of a challenge than it was with the japanese. do i see a deflationary economy in china? i think this year will be worse in growth than it was in 2024, but i don't see any significant value added because of it that. >> dennis, this is karen. when you see this tit-for-tat ratchet up, where does the u.s. threaten to withhold g

if i'm xi i have a shiver. >> todd: this is existential, especially when it comes to xi jin jinping. sam atman praised the deal last night with bret, listen. >> this is united states of americas, wouldn't have been obvious this was possible with a different president. this is great for america and the whole wo world. >> todd: from removing regulatory barriers to funding, why did it take donald trump in 48, 36 hours to make this happen when ai is so important to our the future? where has government mean for last four plus years? >> i fear they have been slumbering in the old bet that globalization was going to be efficient way of meeting the future needs. donald trump organized campaigns that we need to get serious about manufacturing and supply things here. our allies want this, too. should not are fob gotten if ai and other technologies are under control of china, where they have no ethics, no value for human dignity and limited resources, highest surveillance state in the world, we need responsible stake holders working together that value ethics and genuine information. i think th

that is very much intact directly on xi jinping dictatorial management style clearly the military iseen all the purges throughout the chinese military but especially in the rocket force which is the branch that controls almost all the nuclear weapons of china this is a really dangerous situation we have infighting at the top of the party. >> i was told after he had a mini stroke last summer is when the military oversight was taken away from him and it was given to quote unquote his brother, someone else who he, not really his brother but they call them his brother, look italian officials are now blocking deepseek on apple and google app stores fox business has confirmed that deepseek will not respond to questions related to xi jinping, the 198019 anima square protest, the uighurs whether xi jinping is a good leader or not when asked about taiwan deepseek said and in alienable part of china this is what we got from deepseek. >> deepseek itself says it is in compliance with all chinese laws and regulation and upholds socialist values so course this is what's going to happen when you ch

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it is strongest as xi jinping. there is no other allies who can really do ital yeah, because his economy, putin is -- depends very much of china. >> you would like donald trump and xi jinping of china to work together to push -- >> yes. but not without us. it's important. scarlet: and that was bloomberg editor-in-chief, john micklethwait, speaking with the president of ukraine. and we would like you to stay tuned all week for bloomberg coverage from the world economic forum in davos. before we close out the hour, a reminder here that we have u.s. stocks at record highs right now. the s&p 500 sitting near its best levels of the session, up by .8%. well above that 6090 level. you have the nasdaq leading the way up 1.6% thanks to big gains in netflix today. treasuries and the dollar, not moving a whole lot. the ten-year yield moving 4.3% and the dollar marginally higher from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ announcer: this is balance of power. live from washington dc. joe: trump tariffs are still just a threat, 10% agai

♪far-xi-ga♪ ♪far-xi-ga♪ ask your doctor about farxiga.you a clearer picture of the area where the midair collision occurred last night and what could have been happening on the flight deck of american flight 5342. >> maurice: i spoke earlier with robert sumwalt, former chairman of the national transportation safety board. robert, thanks so much for joining us. so much has been made of the congestion surrounding reagan national. here it is. here is the potomac. other aircraft come up from military installations nearby. what is your take on that? >> well, whether or not it is a factor in this accident will be determined, but i will admit, it does force the helicopters to stay in a very narrow corridor coming down the river. >> maurice: and then you see here is where the helicopter came down the river. here is where the airplane came up the river. it is not said to have been anything out of the ordinary, at least until near the point of impact. what do you think of that? >> well, i was an airline pilot for 24 years. i have landed on this run

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national security policy more closely than president xi and the people's republic of china. now, mr. hegseth identifies china as our peer competitor, something that i think all of us on the armed services committee, and probably everyone in this chamber, agree with. but if mr. hegseth is so concerned about china, then he should realize that nothing will encourage president xi's aggression more than seeing america abandon our allies and partners. mr. hegseth cheese china's -- sees china's ambitions as, quote, a fait accompli. yet he doesn't seem to recognize his own inconsistencies on these foreign policy positions could tribute to this. a question i would like mm mr. mr. hegseth to attempt to answer is what message would it send to our adversaries if the u.s. ceases its support, not just for ukraine, but for the international rules and norms that underpin the global order? now, i'm also concerned about that with respect to the conduct of conflict. in his book "the war on warriors" mr. hegseth argued, again, i'm quoting, our boys should not fight by rules written by dignified

because we have strong allies and partners and we do not see that coming from vladimir putin and from xiinping in china or the north koreans or the iranians but the united states have strong allies who can stand with us in the most important security agreement we have had i think anytime in her nation's history is nato and it is a critical and disposable part of her national security and if the presidents nominee for secretary of defense wrote in his book, american crusade that nato is a relic, and it should i be scrapped sine his nomination mr. pete hegseth is trying to walk back that position to one of our key international alliances at nato. and in advance questions for the committee called nato by the u.s. interest in europe and american interests from russia and vladimir putin. and now the sudden reversal is welcome. as i think is very important that are secretary of defense understands how critical nato is and there's stronger now than it was in the last anytime in the last since it was formed probably we now have 32 members of nato. but pete hegseth the 11th hour conversion to und

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force, so it sends the wrong message to xi jinping.try to support us was canada, denmark. these are great allies and we americans don't of world order on sovereignty of countries, borders to respect your allies. the biggest difference between the united states and china right now, china has no allies. we have nato allies and east asian allies. we should respect the sovereignty of our allied countries. ♪ correspondent: thank you. amna: one of the legacies president biden leaves behind when he exits the white house is his record on conserving and protecting the country's public lands and water. deb haaland, biden's secretary of the interior, played a key role in implementing his policies over the last four years and i spoke with her earlier this week. secretary haaland, welcome to the newshour. it's great to have you here in person. haaland: so happy to be here. amna: so as the very first native person ever to serve as cabinet secretary, united states history, we should point out you were leading a department that once worked to remove i

president elect trump spoke with xi jinping of china on the phone today.tok's chief executive will be at the inauguration. i suspect there's a lot going on behind the scenes. i suspect that trump is trying to negotiate something to keep tiktok available to americans. what say you? >> 100%. it's very clear from everything that president elect trump, soon to be president trump is saying. he doesn't want tiktok to go dark. he see it is as a valuable platform. i'm sure he's concerned and his team are concerned about all the national security aspects that led to this ban in the first place. he's got very smart people around him, mike waltz as national security adviser and they're very concerned about china. i think you're going to see a deal that protect this is platform that so many americans use and mitigates the national security concern. i don't know the shape or seeing it but i'm very convinced that's what donald trump wants to see happen. stuart: trump's the guy to negotiate, that's for sure. steve hilton, it's a real pleasure on the show all these years

the president-elect has already talked to president xi about moving forward in working together..s. tech leadership continues. the economic driver of u.s. economy is technology. caroline: do we not need acts like a potential banning of a significant social app that touches 170 million users to ensure national security? that was bipartisan in nature. trump might have a conversation with xi but ultimately this was bipartisan because of national security concerns. jason: the tiktok news of the day is interesting. 170 million are watching. i don't have a prediction for monday at noon. it highlights how difficult these issues are to address. the larger question of how we address china is one that requires strategy. what the tech industry is looking forward to is trump seems to have more focus on making this strategic rather than one-off. earlier this week the biden administration adopted rules around ai diffusion that restrict the ability of u.s. companies to export ai technology including to allied countries around the world. that's a mistake. it was not done in consultation with ind

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he told leaders at davos chinese president xi jinping called him, trump, saying he wants fairness and a level playing feel. >> during his speech president trump talked about the $500 billion announced in technology saying the three tech firms will create a tech infrastructure company called star gate. openai sam altman says it will be a game changer. >> i believe we will see diseases get cured at an unprecedented rate. we will be amazed how quickly we're curing this cancer and that one and heart disease and what this will do for the ability to deliver very high quality healthcare, the costs, but really to cure the diseases at a rapid, rapid rate. >> oracle chairman larry ellison says the first data center is already under construction in texas. one skeptic of the project is actually elon musk. the tech ceo and one of trump's closest advisers wrote on x, "they don't actually have the money," a claim altman countered. >>> the president continued to prioritize a.i. with two new executive orders today. one is aimed at revoking past government policies that "act as barriers to american a.i

i met one-on-one with president xi at summits. we have been direct and straightforward with each other. i made it clear, we expect china and everyone to abide by the international rule and so we stood up against unfair trade practices, taking action when china subsidized goods and incredibly subsidized and undercut our workers. imposed tariffs on cars, steel and semiconductors rather than across the board tariffs and impose export control on investments, restrictions to ensure that china cannot, cannot use the most advanced technology and sensitive data against us. critically, we insisted our allies and to join us. on a shared approach to china than ever existed. and showing it is more effective to deal with china along side our partners rather than going it alone. even while we compete vigorously, we managed our relationship with china responsibly and never tipped over to conflict. and created lines of communication between president xi and ourselves. to avoid misunderstanding, we found ways to work with each other to address cli

a self—governing territory off the chinese coast which could become a major flashpoint if president xiping of china decides to invade it. the capital, taipei, is orderly, gentle but a bit drab, but certainly not flashy like the big cities of the mainland. taiwan is where the nationalist forces ended up when mao zedong's communists drove them out in 1919. now, after 76 years of self—rule, this pleasant, pro—western, thoroughly democratic territory is under real threat. i've been covering the intricacies of chinese politics since the late 19605. and what a journey it's been, starting off with mao zedong's unbelievably irresponsible cultural revolution, where huge crowds of pumped—up, hysterical students attacked their teachers and professors, and the traditional expressions of china's long cultural history. then mao died. his closest supporters were arrested, and deng xiaoping emerged to reverse the whole process and start the slow opening up of china's economy to the west with scarcely a thought for ideology. but a new generation wanted greater personal freedom, and students from beijin

they've got to equalize. >> did you talk to president xi -- did you talk to xi about the ukraine war?yep. >> china and brazil together has a proposal to bring russia and ukraine to talk. >> that's good. that's fine. i'm ready. >> when are you going to talk with brazil -- >> how did brazil get involved? this is a new one. >> when are you going to talk to -- >> are you from brazil? >> when are you going to talk with the brazilian president? how do you see your relationship with latin america in brazil? >> great, should be great. they need us much more than we need them. we don't need them. they need us. everybody needs us. >> mr. president -- not receive additional china tariffs necessarily depending on how costs go with president xi. is that correct? >> define that. >> potentially 10% tariff on china -- >> because of fentanyl. >> right. >> that's only because of fentanyl. there are other things too. and a very great thing is the panama canal. china controls the panama canal. what's that all about? they're not supposed to be -- when jimmy carter gave it, which was a terrible mistake, a

i met one-on-one with president xi at consequential sums.and i have always been direct and straightforward with each other. i made it clear, we expect china and are going to abide by the international rules. and so we stood up against unfair trade practices, , taking action when china don't subsidize goods, incredibly subsidize on our markets to undercut our workers. we oppose tighter tariff, critical sectors like cars,, steel and semiconductors rather than across the board tariffs. we impose historic export control on investments, restriction to ensure that china cannot, cannot use the most advanced technology sensitive data against us. critically, we enlisted our allies and partners to join us. building more convergence among our allies on a shared approach to china than ever existed. and showing that it's more effective to deal with china alongside the partners rather than going it alone. but even while we -- we manage our relationship with china responsively. it's never tipped over into conflict. we created slightest indication between p

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xi jinping got a red carpet treatment. meeting and that shows you how important china is to these countries how unimportant we are. mark: for the viewer out there and even for me this is so daunting. we look at the islamist terrorism movement how it is infiltrated the country, our culture so much of the activities that take place here. look at what the chinese communist chinese hcommunist che to do. i did not also with the biting regime. it certainly has expanded enormously with the biting regime. it's going to take a presidency, one heck of an administration and a united country to push back and all of these is in it? >> it certainly is. by the way the chinese have listing posts in cuba and probably that got a military base there as well. this is cuban missile crisis number two in the works. >> plexus is white donald trump will be and needs to be a historic president. this is why the house republicans seem to get their act together braid this is why senate republicans need to unite and stop with three, four, five of them

china, that was a fascinating piece at the end and had the call with xi and clarify that had xi called and that he just wants -- it's about doing fair business with china, who is rapidly catching up with the u.s.. brian: regulations, bring them down, energy bring them up and nobody taking advantage of united states of america. sum it up in those words. but we'll turn to this now. trump administration directed all federal diversity, equity, and inclusion staff be put on leave. let's bring in chris ruffo joining me now. good to see you, chris. you led the charge to end dei. got to feel god on one level ans this the progress to see and what needs to happen? >> yeah, president trump's progress has been stunning and i've been working on this campaign for five years since the closing days of last administration and what we've learn second-degree in the intervene -- learned is in the intervening four years, trump and his team have been preparing and these executive orders abolish dei within the federal government and extends the restriction on dei policies to anyone who receives federal fundi

president xi has stepped up his game with intimidation and aggression in the pacific. all three of those things are happening because the united states no longer has the deterrence it used to have. that means political will and your adversaries believe that a you're willing to confront 'em. rhetoric, cheap. your adversaries have got to believe that in your head they're coming for you. and that has not been the the case during these four years, and that's why we've seen this aggression and the success that they've had at the expense of of the united states. the second thing is you've got to have the capability and, certainly, believe that a we're to going to use it. they know full well, marley china, that our military capability has eroded. we're not the same military we used to be. nobody in the administration is going to admit that, but you put the facts on the table, it is. so we've got to restore deterrence is the word we use here, and i think it's already beginning, and the president hasn't taken office yet. it's quite remarkable. dana: part of that is technology,

. >> what could xi jingping do about the ukraine-russia war? pres. trump: china? >> yeah. pres. trump: they have a lot of power over russia. they supply energy to russia and russia supplies energy to them. they supply other things. it's really a big trade. it's a big trading partner but russia supplies a lot of energy to china and china pays them a lot of money for that and i think they have a lot of power over russia so i think russia should make a deal. from what i hear, putin would like to see me and we will meet as soon as we can. every day we do not meet, soldiers are being killed on the battlefield, and that is like no battlefield since world war ii. and i have pictures that you don't want to see, soldiers being killed on a daily basis at numbers we have not seen in decades. it will be nice to end that war. >> you said ukraine is ready to make a deal. did president zelinski tell you that? pres. trump: sure. he is somebody that lost a lot of soldiers and so did russia. russia lost more soldiers. they lost 800,000. would you say that a lot? >> what is your response to people

reporter: on china, what do you think xi jinping can do and the ukraine-russia war, what can xi jinping doing about that? pres. trump: china? they have a lot of power over russia. -day supply energy to russia -- they supply energy to russia. russia supplies energy to them. they supply other things. it's really a very big trading partner. but russia supplies a lot of energy to china and china pays them a lot of money for that. i think they have a lot of power over russia. so i think russia should want to make a deal. from what i hear, putin would like to meet me. every day we don't meet, soldiers are being killed on the battlefield. and that battlefield is like no battlefield is world war ii. and i have pictures that you don't want to see. the soldiers being killed on a daily basis at numbers that we haven't seen in decades. it will be nice to end that war. it is a ridiculous war. reporter: you said that ukraine is ready to make a deal, did president zelenskyy tell you that personally? pres. trump: sure, he is ready to negotiate a deal. he would like to stop. he is somebody that lost a l