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security advisor jake sullivan wrapped up a three-day visit to china after talks with president xi jinpinge standing disagreement over u.s. trade tariffs, china's claims over taiwan, and the war in ukraine mr. sullivan and president xi said they were committed to a stable relationship between washington and beijing less than 10 weeks before the u.s. 20 24 election with biden aiming to ease tensions before leaving office. the white house confirmed u.s. and chinese presidents will hold a call the coming weeks. mr. sullivan said thursday he hopes the two will meet again in person at a apex summit in november. >> while great changes have taken place in the two countries and in china/u.s. relations, china's commitment to a goal of a safe and stable u.s./try to wrench up remains unchanged. its principal in handling the relationship based on mutual respect, peaceful coexistence and win/win remains unchanged. >> under president biden's leadership the united states has and will continue to advance its interests and values that look out for its friends and as we do we believe competition with china

, with the possible pointed the meaning to be other than to let xi jinping put point support.tely a worry to me. it is just makes no sense whatsoever and then you know with kamala harris running mate, tim walz, with an extensive history with china relationship you know academically with china with trips multiple trips to china and know how you might love a foreign country, but is a very interesting choice and you know china is waiting there assisting russia and we have iran still desperately trying to get to under the bobbin really seemed likely going to china right now is an effort begging them to not protests. victoria: it is my like italy optima planning to change mileages i think in this case, you really put your finger on it with the iran bloomberg reported yesterday the china's 1.7 million barrels of oil a day from iran in this what we should be looking at. tammy: excellent point all of these things are linked to say the least and they're not out there alone and it is like an access that is happened here right victoria copes, thank you very much is not just on the right,

but meeting with xi jinping elevates the importance of his visit.t augers very well for a continued building of a strong floor under u.s./china relations. >> having said that, though, i was surprised by the readout of the initial end of this meeting in beijing. it seems as if jake sullivan has gone in and after 18 months of backchannel diplomacy and conversation with wang yi, he's walked away with an agreement on a higher level phone call. i thought, is that all there is? >> well, i read the readout as well. i think the meetings were more substantive than the meeting may suggest or your comments may suggest. they touched on bilateral issues, they touched on regional issues and they touched on international issues. i think that the wang yi/jake sullivan meeting was sort of the agenda-setting meeting for the summit that is likely to come. remember, it was only in november of 2023, not that long ago, that president xi was in the united states in san francisco, and there were three, i think, substantive agreements made at that time. one, the military-to

why do we keep sending everybody to kiss the ring of xi jinping?ndly, i mean, what about this fentanyl? how come we don't have any numbers? has the fentanyl flow of slowed in any way? i don't think so. we still hear of deaths by poisoning of fentanyl. >> right. just l the foreign investment io china that a we we don't monitoe also don't have good information other of than intelligence sources on how big the fentanyl problem is, which mexican cartels are behind it, who in china does the actual cooking of the product. i think you know about the website that the chinese give tax breaks to companies who push fentanyl to america. it's pretty outrageous, it's one of the findings of the house select committee that's been largely ignored. can you imagine, getting tax breaks to push fentanyl into america? it's really unheard of. i doubt that the biden team will raise this in shanghai. they don't want to offend china. they give the impression they want to use what they call stability talks and be nice, as you put it, kiss the ring of xi jinping. it's really

. >> you detail specific examples of china's xi jinping, vladimir putin, even israeli prime ministernjamin netanyahu, manipulating donald trump and you saw it as it happened. you wrote that trump's lack of historical knowledge made him susceptible to xi jinping's efforts to generate sympathy. so what is the scenario you fear that in a second term donald trump pulls u.s. troops out of asia or brokers a transaction to give up taiwan? >> i write in the book, margaret, ability this dissonance that donald trump carries with him. opposing ideas that sometimes he finds it difficult to reconcile. that's why i think it's important he has a competent team around him to help him identify his own agenda. i mean the story in a war with ourselves is in large measure an effort to guard his independence of judgment. in any administration there are people who try to manipulate a president into decisions. they don't want to give a president options. what my experience was during that first year and the period in which we put into place a lot of big shifts in policy, if you give him best analysis, give

the two side also agreed to plan a phone call between xi jinping, and his u.s. counterpart, president joe biden, in the coming weeks. sullivan also says he hopes the report between u.s. and china will continue. >> our aim in every engagement with china is to deliver for the american people. under president biden's leadership, the united states has, and will continue to advance its interests and values, lookout for its friends. and as we do, we believe the competition with china does not have to lead to conflict or confrontation. >> the key is responsible management through diplomacy. >> steve, can i get your reaction to the optics of this meeting, just in regards to the art of statecraft here? is it surprising that we are seeing jake sullivan, the u.s. national security advisor, meet with such a critically important head of state in president, xi jinping, in china? what does it say about the state of the biden administration? >> i think what it says is that the biden administration, and, you know, president xi jinping are getting back to where they were a couple

let's turn to the briefing, national security adviser jake sullivan meeting with chinese president xi jinpingop leaders in that country this morning. the white house has also announced that president biden and xi are set to speak in the coming weeks. eunice yoon joins us on the cnbc line with beijing. talk to me a little bit about what's important for sullivan and xi to discuss. >> well, contessa, on his trip, sullivan discussed a wide range of sticky issues between the u.s. and china. he's going to be briefing reporters momentarily after wrapping three days of talks with chinese officials including as you said president xi jinping. now, his visit is the first for a national security adviser since 2016. it's part of an attempt by both sides to bring stability to a relationship which up to two years ago was seriously deteriorating. sullivan hemmed held extensive with the foreign minister. and what is described as a rare event he met with the vice chair of the central military commission today. this is also a person since 2018, sullivan had pushed for greater working level, military-to-military

do you think there's any chance that xi jinping is actually going to succumb to those pressures?consumption but all the points were superficial. there's nothing structural. xi jinping does not believe in empowering consumers, he wants to build war time economy and he does not believe in giving chinese consumers a say in how the economy goes. so just because of his ideological reasons, we're not going to see china do what is absolutely necessary. which means the chinese economy will continue to erode and their debt crisis is coming because they're now having the beginnings of their 2008 downturn. so this is just going to ago gray vat all that -- aggravate all that we're seeing in markets around the world right now. cheryl: maria spoke with former president trump last week about his plans to impose tariffs on china and other countries. watch. maria: how do you use tariff as a weapon for national security and what other countries aside from china are you considering tariffs. tariff. >> one thing is to have a reciprocal tax, if they charge us 100% on a car, we charge them 100%. hard

>> in silicon valley the getting grief not only in the united states but also in china, xi jinping issing in china is xi jinping close enough to society in general but also tried to put out foreign business and even domestic chinese entrepreneurs because he believes that state enterprises shouldn't be at the core of the chinese economy. it's a very hostile business environment across the board. apart from the tactics we should not be. i'm going to borrow your phrase we should not be underwriting the enemy this is strategically wrong this is morally wrong. maria: thank you for the underwriting the enemy as approximation special the documentary is streaming right now and i hope everybody goes to check that out. you also are a part of underwriting the enemy. we are expecting speaker johnson to hold a quote on quote china week at the end of september where he is encouraging a lot of members of the gop to bring the entire conference, the whole house to bring whatever bills that they want down to the floor for potential debate during the quote unquote china week. what do you think is most i

broadcast, we start at 8 p.m., don't miss it, goodbye, three days of negotiations and a meeting with xi jinping, why did biden's adviser go to beijing, is there a warming of relations the usa and china and whether chinese support for moscow will decrease, we talk about it on the bbc, i'm inna kosynska. national security advisor to the us president , jake sullivan, has completed his visit to beijing. western media write that it was an attempt to ease tensions between the two countries. well and besides, another step to maintain contacts with china, which have been established relatively recently. xijin ping greeted sullivan at the house of people's assembly with a warm smile and a long handshake. and he said that china is interested in stable relations with the usa. while both countries and sino -us relations are undergoing major changes, china's commitment to a stable, healthy, sustainable sino-us relationship remains unchanged. the principle of maintaining these relations, which is based on mutual respect, peaceful coexistence and mutually beneficial cooperation remains unchanged. a strong def

complimenting them as people. >> that's different than walking in and laying down the law that xi jinping. >> it's not. you're better if you have a better relationship with people and they trust you to follow your word. we have to remember that democrats including kamala harris attacked donald trump for having a good relationship with vladimir putin. well, vladimir putin didn't invade another country. when kamala harris was vice president, they did. maybe they should take a lesson from donald trump's playbook about lemgitimacy because he go a lot done because they respected him. >> thank you for being here. >> the full interview is

. >> you detail specific examples of china's xi jinping and vladimir putin manipulating trump and sawt as it happened. you said his historical knowledge made him susceptible to xi's efforts. >> i write in the book, margaret, about this disadense that donald trump carries with him. i think it's important that he has a competent team around him to help him identify his own agenda. the story and the war with ourselves is in large measure, an my effort to guard his independence of judgment, because in any administration, there are people that try to manipulate him into decisions. what my experience was during that first period in which we put in place, a lot of the big shifts in policy is if you give him best analysis and give him multiple options, it's in the comparison of the options that he can consider the long-term costs and consequences and make sound decisions. also in the book, though, margaret, i write at times when he finds it tough to stick with decisions because people know how to push his buttons, especially those buttons of maintaining the support of his political base. >> m

kulebu was invited by the foreign minister there. the second person in the chinese hierarchy after xi jinping. the conversation lasted more than three hours. china continues to call russian aggression the ukrainian crisis, but once again expressed readiness to help achieve peace, precisely peace, not a truce, - emphasized dmytro kuleba. i spoke about the importance of a just peace, not just any peace. and my chinese colleague himself added that it is fair. and long-lasting, this is very important, because usually it is we who constantly say that the peace must be permanent, that is, long-lasting and just. but what does a just peace mean for china? the cause of the war is officially named by pakin as the expansion of nato to the east, his peace proposals essentially equate the victim with the aggressor. refuse the strategic partnership with russia, heaven is not going, but china is almost the only country that... has a real influence on the kremlin, and therefore ukraine and the west would like to see the pucks at the second peace summit, for which preparations are already underway. there will

under the strategic guidance of president xi jinping and president joe biden, we have managed to returntoward san francisco. the experiences from this journey are worth summarizing and the lessons should be learned. >> we are working to ensure the competition is not conflict and finding ways to work togher. all of that requires the kind of strategic and substantive and constructive dialogue that director wong was referring to and which we remain committed. sumi: the visit by president biden's national security advisor comes not only at a critical time for u.s.-china relations, but also the u.s. election. president biden, jake sullivan and democrats are looking to firm up the country's most contentious foreign-policy relationship. ile president biden has taken a softer stance on china than his predecessor, he did not reverse high tariffs on chinese goods implemented by mr. trump. in may, biden actually ramped up taxes on chinese made products like electric cars and solar panels. there's also disagreement between washington and beijing over taiwan. china claims the self-governing island a

their last meeting came in january shortly after president joe biden and xi jinping held a summit to relations. mr. sullivan and mr. yi addressed media, each acknowledging past disagreements and the need to find common ground. >> china-u.s. relations bear on the future of the two countries and influence the world. over the past few years, the bilateral relations have gone through twists and turns. under the strategic guidance of president xi jinping and president joe biden, we have managed to return and move toward san francisco. the experiences from this journey are worth summarizing and the lessons should be learned. >> we are working to ensure the competition is not conflict and finding ways to work together. all of that requires the kind of strategic and substantive and constructive dialogue that director wong was referring to and which we remain committed. sumi: the visit by president biden's national security advisor comes not only at a critical time for u.s.-china relations, but also the u.s. election. president biden, jake sullivan and democrats are looking to firm up the cou

the second person in the chinese hierarchy after xi jinping.the conversation lasted more than three hours. the people's republic of china continues to call russian aggression, the ukrainian crisis, but once again expressed its readiness to help achieve peace, specifically peace, not a truce, dmytro kuleba emphasized. i spoke about the importance of just peace. and not any kind of peace, and my chinese colleague himself added that it is very important to have a just and lasting peace, because usually it is we who constantly say that the peace must be permanent, that is, lasting and just, but what does a just peace mean for china ? pakin officially names the expansion of nato to the east as the reason for the war, his peace proposals essentially equate the victim and the aggressor, to give up... the strategic partnership with russia . influence on the kremlin, and therefore ukraine and the west would like to see pakistan. at the second peace summit, preparations for which are already underway. negotiations will not make sense if the russians cond

xi jinping greeted sullivan at the house of people's assembly with a warm smile and a long handshake,.

biden and xi jinping should have met.actually, this process of agreements. at a certain stage is happening now, your predictions? in fact, we know that a phone call is in the works in the near future between biden and sydzenpinim, regarding... personal meetings , there is very little time in the fall to meet, but nevertheless there are predictions that maybe they will meet on international platforms during the g20 or the apec summit, but for now about the meeting as the probability is said, but not completely sure, but the conversation will be, because biden is trying to finish his term. of the president, well , first of all, to manage, perhaps if possible, at least he is trying to do so, with the help of china, the conflicts taking place in the world, accordingly, there were a lot of conversations about the middle east, about russia's war against ukraine, about the south china sea, where clashes between the philippines and china are constantly taking place , taiwan was discussed, in general, biden is trying to conduct po

not just president biden and president xijinping just president biden and president xi jinping talking the phone. also been announced that military commanders between china and the us will have telephone discussions in the coming weeks. that is very important. that is because in the taiwan strait in the south china sea both militaries come very close to one another. there is always a fear of miscalculation next especially given tensions in the south china sea are incredibly high. easy skirmishes between chinese postcard boats and the us ally and treaty aloe philippines and there is a period united states could end up getting involved in those disputes at the south china sea. china is certainly one of the united states to stay away from its territory. also other tricky issues that will come up. the us is certainly urging once again chinese companies to stop supplying components to rush it could use and it�*s more in ukraine and trade policies. china is very angry with the united states for imposing tariffs on goods such as solar panels and electric cars. stepping back for a moment, what

territorial integrity and sovereignty of ukraine, and it was also confirmed that chinese leader xi jinping that china would not supply weapons to russia. dmitry kuleba was invited to guangzhou by the minister of foreign affairs there, wang yi, the second person in the chinese hierarchy after xi jinping. the conversation lasted more than three hours. china likes to call russian aggression ukrainian crisis, but once again expressed his readiness to help achieve peace, precisely peace, not a truce, - emphasized dmytro kuleba. i spoke about the importance of a just peace, not just any peace, and my chinese colleague himself added that a just and lasting one is very important, because usually it is we who always say that the peace must be permanent, well that is... long and fair. but what does a just peace mean for china? the cause of the war is officially named by pakin as the expansion of nato to the east. his peace proposals essentially equate the victim and the aggressor. the russian federation is not going to give up its strategic partnership with russia. however, china is not the only cou

the speaker emerita writes, "i asked the president to tell xi jinping in the house and the senate, democrats and republicans were united in their concern about the minority in northwest china. about 1 million uyghurs had been rounded up and detained in camps to be ethnically cleansed. after the meeting, president porter back to me that when he asked xi jinping about the uyghurs, he responded, "those people like being in those camps." to which i replied, "that is what authoritarians always say." that is certainly more plausible then the wayne's world stick with vladimir putin . now, it is fitting that former speaker pelosi is releasing this book as donald trump struggles to regain his footing in this election and freaks out about the harris campaign because a good portion of this book is about how trump seems to underestimate and tries to undermine strong women. as nancy pelosi writes elsewhere in the book, "i've had a lot of conversations with this man, and at the end of nearly all of them, i think either you are stupid you think the rest of us are. " it is also fitting that nancy pelosi is

if today marks the 96 anniversary of people's liberation army they are celebrating in beijing, xi jinpinger border, stronger air defense to protect the sovereignty and maritime interest, use a president xi is calling to seize territory that he thinks is china like taiwan apart the philippines, tell us about that. no country challenges of recognized borders the border that nobody else recognizes like the claim of 85% of the south china sea is blue national soil and claim to taiwan and japanese islands and those large parts of northern india and the entire province. this is a guy who believes that are much larger than it is today, for this oldest century he's been repeating these themes all under heaven which means china is the world's only legitimate ruler. in 2017 have been talking about the moon and mars sovereign territory, that's what xi jinping is talking about we gotta protect our borders he's talking about a borderless world which is all chinese. maria: china has been so focused on the military, the anniversary of the pla and the celebrating that's why they done so well in terms of

xi jinping looks like he is trying to start a war. to the chinese intensively throughout the biden administration and things have only gotten worse. so i think we need to change course and we need to say we have said everything we possibly can say. we are done talking with you and we're now going to start to act and in the south china he sea unfortunately that means we need to flood the zone with the u.s. navy and air force to see we will defend our ally the philippines, this is one of those moments like czechoslovakia in 1938 or poland in 1939. it is that serious. cheryl: but the question is, will we do that in particular when biden's only going to be in office through january. we'll see. turning to democratic vp nominee tim walz's ties to china. so maria spoke with peter schweizer on sunday morning futures yesterday. schweizer studied china and influence campaigns extensively. here's what he had to say. watch this, gordon. maria: do you believe the communist party has been grooming tim walz? >> i think there's no question about it,

the second person in the chinese hierarchy after xi jinping. the conversation continued. for more than three hours, the people's republic of china continues to call the russian aggression the ukrainian crisis, but once again expressed its readiness to help achieve peace, specifically peace, not a truce, dmytro kuleba emphasized. i spoke about the importance of a just peace, not just any peace, and my chinese colleague himself added that a just and lasting peace is very important, because usually we are the ones who say that the peace should be permanent, that is, lasting and just . but what does it mean? a just peace for china? the cause of the war is officially named by pakin as the expansion of nato to the east. his peace proposals essentially equate the victim and the aggressor. china is not going to give up its strategic partnership with russia, but china is not the only country that has real influence on the kremlin. and that is why ukraine and the west would like to see. tapaki at the second peace summit, preparations for which are alread

and it was also confirmed what chinese leader xi jinping had told me that china would not supply weaponseba was invited to guangzhou by the minister of foreign affairs there, wang ye, the second person in the chinese hierarchy after xi jinping. the conversation lasted more than three hours, china continues to call russian aggression ukrainian crisis, but once again expressed his readiness to help achieve peace, namely peace, not a truce, - emphasized dmytro kuleba. i spoke about the importance of just peace. not just any kind of peace, and my chinese colleague himself added that a just and lasting peace is very important, because usually it is we who constantly say that peace must be permanent, that is, lasting and just, but what does a just peace mean for china, pakin officially calls the expansion of nato to the east as the cause of the war, his peace proposals essentially equate the victim with the aggressor, china is not going to give up its strategic... partnership with russia, but china is not the only country that has a real influence on the kremlin, and therefore ukraine and the

we take a look at last years meeting between president xi jinping and president biden in san franciscobeen a steady cadence of interactions between the us and china sides and what sieben's visit endorses is it is important to communicate. and his visit gives political space for the lower level agencies on both sides to continue to interact with each other. the issues are complex and they really spent more than just us and china to really affect the rest of the world.— rest of the world. jake sullivan _ rest of the world. jake sullivan is _ rest of the world. jake sullivan is in - rest of the world. jake sullivan is in china - rest of the world. jake | sullivan is in china and outlines this is an important issue for president biden. what issue for president biden. what is the best he can hope for out of these talks?— of these talks? the fact he is here in beijing _ of these talks? the fact he is here in beijing meeting - of these talks? the fact he is here in beijing meeting with | here in beijing meeting with the vice—chair of the central military commission and so forth, but itself to

complimenting them as people. >> that's different than walking in and laying down the law that xi jinpingr relationship with people and they trust you to follow your word. we have to remember that democrats including kamala harris attacked donald trump for having a good relationship with vladimir putin. well, vladimir putin didn't invade another country. when kamala harris was vice president, they did. maybe they should take a lesson from donald trump's playbook about lemgitimacy because he go a lot done because they respected him. >> thank you for being here. >> the full interview is available on our channel and on our website. we'll be back in one minute so stay with us. 6 're just as good as weathertech... just as good as weathertech... they're just as good as weathertech... just as good... just as good as weathertech... just as good... are these factory floormats just as good as weathertech? yeah... no. no. nothing comes even close to laser measured weathertech floorliners. they offer the ultimate protection. front, back, and even up the sides. for a full line of premium american made

>> xi jinping's general policy is to sow chaos.e president harris and that's why it hacked the trump campaign to disrupt it. and you know, we're starting to see the first signs of beijing's attitude on this campaign as well and they're also weighing in on the harris side because on tiktok it's being flooded with anti-trump videos and that's a clear signal that beijing has decided where its sympathies lie because they control what goes on tiktok through the curation algorithm and so we're seeing these bad actors all line up against trump. cheryl: well, and the wall street journal talks about this. they're reporting that china's nightmare is a second trade war with former president trump and by the way, trump has said he's going to raise tariffs on chinese imports to 60% or more if he wins in november. the journal says the economic damage to china would be much steeper than in trump's first term because the tariffs obviously would be higher and that china's economy right now is a lot more vulnerable. do agree with that assessment? >>

>> you walk into beijing, talk to xi jinping and you say, your entire economy is going to collapse. you need to take this fentanyl seriously or we're going to impose serious tariffs and economic penalties for not following our laws and not helping us stem the flow of this deadly poison. >> you wouldn't be worried about blowback on the u.s. committee economy. >> i think we have a powerful economy with the best workers in the world. if we need to fight a trade war with the chinese we will fight it and win it. we cannot do what kamala harris has done being so terrified of using the economic power we have she's not willing to stop the flow of the deadly poison coming into our country. >> president trump said vladimir putin and chinese president xi were lovely individuals when speaking in montana last night. you agree with that characterization? >> i think that president trump gets along with world leaders and nothing wrong with him complements him as people if it makes it more effectively diplomatically. >> that's different than walking in laying down the law at xi jinping. >> no, it's

i know you have heard me say this before, but i spent a lot of time with xi jinping what i was vice president 80 hours alone just he and i talking. i turned in all my notes, by the way. we were near the plateau, i was traveling to china with him. -- i said, yes i can. one word. possibilities. possibilities. when you go around the world as many of you have, they look at america like, these guys can do anything if they set their mind to it. it is a nation of possibilities. you are the new possibilities. you are the new breakthrough about how we communicate and it matters. for example, one of your colleagues -- i have been dealing with drug companies since 200 years ago. [laughter] when i was a united states senator, i spent a lot of time taking on the drug companies. they charge an exorbitant amount of money. a lot of people are in top shape. the american taxpayers are paying billions of dollars of money that should not have to pay because of medicare. i was interviewed by one of your colleagues about islam. i was walking through a retail establishment and a guy said i want to thank you. i take

xi jinping and without saying what will follow so what would you like to see? >> i think we clearly have to raise the amount so whether it's 2.5 or three and right now i think it would be a lot. we need to continue to push, they are spending a lot more than 2% and they still failed to meet the two or 3% russia told. i wouldn't put a figure on it right now. in terms of prc, a couple things. that's one set of issues you seen, i think they take it pretty seriously and need to remain aligned on this understand clearly what i said if you keep doing this, there will be what? what is the consequence of this behavior? that's my thing is pretty clear a lot of european allies have close relationships economically with the rc. that's where we need to make sure we are aligned on delivering the message because it's not just a buildup to allow ukraine, it is creating a base that will then threaten european from the baltics the black sea and beyond and novel systems they are feeling and thanks to chinese support so we have to continue to work at this. lucina get a lot tougher

cleaning up the streets making sure he did not see anything that was would offend xi jinping. feedback clear the chinese they want the democrats to stay in power, because they are the ones that have let you know, let the ball fall. >> cheryl as soon as joe biden walked into oval office in 2021 what was one of the first policy decisions he made? have to cancel the china initiative, the china initiative was working this was a program under trump administration, mike pompeo secretary of state had announced because they were indicting people shawing intellectual property biden cancels china initiative, why. cheryl: we've been asking that question a long time >> -- >> -- >> and soft on iran a bigger problem we are getting started a lot coming up taking a closer look at google's response not only censorship, kansas senator roger marshall here with that, president biden failing to mention migrant crime in speech on borrowed blaming former president trump for crisis former congressman lee zeldin here er with more on that ahead of trump's visit to arizona and border this week don't mis

china's president xi jinping holds a face to face meeting with america's national security advisor in2 gold medals up for grabs today. hello, i'm annita mcveigh. welcome to verified live — three hours of checking out the day's mains stories and the facts behind them. palestinian sources say the number of people killed in the occupied west bank since israel launched a large military operation there has risen to 17. among the deaths — eight people injenin — where israeli forces have moved onto the streets. bulldozers have been deployed, alongside other armoured vehicles. there are also reports that a man was hit and killed by sniperfire in his home in the nur shams refugee camp. that's located near tulkarm — where the palestinian armed group, islamichhad, says one of its top commanders

xi jinping is for the sake foreign companies and xi jinping seems like he wants to take on the world included the united states. foreign investors get this so china's muscle is important to the emerging-market crowd which is why in february they got 66 stocks. ma another 50, this month 60-roentgen. and glad you did it doesn't appear that things are going well at all and i think there's a little bit of a cover-up and how weak it really is, the economy there which could have ramifications across the world. >> the july number that came out just a few hours ago were disappointing and what we see the should of been robust and the reason that chinese exporters of accelerating their sales in order to have a plan tariffs which numbers a very, very robust and it shows weakness and when you look at other things i think the chinese economy is probably contracting orifice knotts berry close to that. >> that's at the number suggested the overnight session on china's economy. they release the numbers and that we could get expected. always a pleasure to see you. gordon chang check out my special wo

>> certainly not, we seen this before on november 15 of last year xi jinping promises president bidenrecursor chemicals that's the same promise that xi jinping made to president trump in 2018 and president obama in 2016 and of course he violated the pledges because fentanyl is an integral part of his plan to weaken america, the fentanyl gangs are largely well organized and they can operate in china's total surveillance state if they did not have the approval of the communist party. maria: this is very concerning yet the fentanyl flow into america in surveillance on a grand scale so much so we had a surveillance balloon travel the country and hover over our military installations. the of the covid situation, the covid cover-up, the theft of intellectual property and the ccp is clearly pursuing a goal to overtake the united states as the number one superpower. >> they really are they are succeeding and i'm curious to your opinion but i think that china has infiltrated not only our southern border, biden and harris has allowed it by allowing the chinese immigrants to come into our countr

biased media and how come the american people ever trust you to sit in a room with vladimir putin or xi jinping or the leaders of the world that the president has to deal with? now, let's complex, let's just take stock, let's take stock of the trump record not just the vision because donald trump is inches what out there making promises about what he wants to do. my friends, he already did it and did we have a hell of an economy when donald trump was president? [applause] here, here, here's what were going to do. we are first all going to unleash pennsylvania energy workers. we are going to drill, baby, drill. [applause] we are going to stop buying energy from dictators from all of war who hate this country. we're going to start buying it from her own land, our own people, our own workers and that's going to start on day one of the trump presidency. and, and we do that, my friends were going to break that energy costs not just for american families and american consumers. we're going to bring it down for american manufacturers and american businesses like where we're sitting right now. these gu

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the us national security adviser meets china's president xi jinping during a visit to beijing.er says he wants to reset relations with the uk's allies in europe. restrictions on smoking outdoors are being considered by uk ministers as part of a drive to phase out tobacco. hello, i'm geeta gurumurthy, welcome to bbc news now, in the middle east, a large—scale israeli military operation in the occupied west bank is cointinuing into a second day. israel says five palestinian fighters were killed while hiding in a mosque in the city of tulkarem. earlier, palestinian officials said at least 11 people had been killed during what israel describes as "counter—terror raids". the palestinian armed group, islamichhad, says one of its top commanders is among those who have been killed. this is, israel's largest operation in the west bank in about two decades. earlier, the un secretary general called on israel to halt its major military operation in the north of the territory — immediately. in a separate development, the eu's top diplomatjosep borrell has accused some israeli government min

what is it going to do. >> is to put biden on the international stage once again with president xi jinpingember 1 way or the other it is not going to be divided to administration. they will talk certainly to jake sullivan likely because they don't know what his future is either in a potential administration coming forward on the harris side. the talks, no one is going to say let's not talk to them. of course we have to talk to them but we have to keep her eyes wide open. as you pointed out china is conducting the most comprehensive penetration of american society in the history of the nation. i personally believe if you read in between the lines when director wray and the fbi is talking i think they are overwhelmed by the absolute number of these attacks that are increasing daily against the united states of america. hopefully we are finally making progress on fentanyl precursors coming out of china public reports are saying were making progress, i think it remains to be seen the facts are china's repression continues at home in the aggression continues abroad they have not changed any oth

>> my sense is that xi jinping has every intention of doing precisely what he said he's going to do,er it's through a form formal invasion or not, it's hard to know, but i all of the things whether the propaganda, the influence campaigns here in the united states, the increased military pressure on the philippines and the islands, the first island chain in the western pacific, all of those are elements of xi jinping exerting his power, exerting his influence all aimed at convincing the taiwanese people you can't sustain your independence. and the united states and the biden administration has simply not done must have to ensure that the taiwanese people have the things that they need to protect themselves and stay as the independent, sovereign nation that they are. maria: all right. secretary, it's great to get your saints as always -- >> great to be with you. thanks, maria, have a great weekend. maria: and to you, sir. quick break and hen the latest on the crypto for harris town hall. it went completely off the rails, failing to sell the campaign's vet on crypto, making kamala's cry

would be panda free, but then last year, when president xi jinping met in california -- when presidentresident xi jinping met -- >> we are ready to continue our cooperation on panda protection with the u.s.. william: in addition to the duos in san diego and those coming to d.c., next year, two more will head to san francisco but with less than 2000 giant pandas in the wild, there are questions about whether captivity is humane. he is a senior vice president of wildlife conservation at the world wildlife fund. >> that makes it difficult for pandas to breed and that is why their numbers are recovering so slowly. william: unlike with other vulnerable species, conservation agreements helped upgrade giant pandas from endangered to just vulnerable. but reading the bears is incredibly difficult. the bears are naturally solitary . females are only fertile once a year and only for about a day to 1.5 days. >> efforts to breed pandas have improved. there are more and more that are being bred in captivity. these long-term programs are required to provide funding directly to conservation of pandas

seem like a leader to me, i'll be honest, i can't imagine her negotiating with chinese president xi jinping. how the harris administration will build its foreign policy, in a lengthy interview, almost nothing. the foreign agenda in her speech was limited to washington's relations with israel. harris and walls did not touch on the topic of ukraine even once. as a result, observers and voters were left perplexed. they were unable to extract anything intelligible from the hour-long conversation. without a teleprompter, but with an assistant walsom his limits of the possible, a disaster, worse than it was with biden, trump for the democrats can turn out only to replace haris after the failed debates will not work. dmitry melnikov, pavel kostrikov and aleftina sorokina, news from washington. emmanuel macron to convince belgrade to introduce anti-russian sanctions is clear. i was completely unaware of durova's arrival in france, and this is absolutely normal and natural, because i should not be aware of the movements of french citizens and other citizens. it is not true that i invited him to that

i can't imagine her negotiating with chinese president xi jinping. lengthy interview also said almost nothing about how the haris administration would build its foreign policy. the foreign agenda in her speech was limited to washington's relations with israel. haris and walls didn't touch on the topic of ukraine even once. as a result, observers and voters were left perplexed. nothing intelligible could be gleaned from the hour-long conversation. could. without a teleprompter, but with assistant walls, kamela harris demonstrated her limits in full. and trump's headquarters is probably rubbing their hands with glee. after all, if a miracle doesn't happen before the debates on september 10, then the very first meeting, harris and... regarding the information that pavel durov, after leaving russia in 2014 , visited the country about 50 times, and allegedly met with vladimir putin. the kremlin spokesman said that he does not plan any negotiations with... and did not plan to meet with pavel durov, who was detained in france, verified the information that

the u.s. and china national security adviser jake sullivan today sat down with chinese president xi jinping in beijing. chinese leader says the government is committed to a stable relationship between the two countries. sullivan told the chinese president that mr. biden is committed to avoiding conflict between the two countries. and i also raised our concerns about steps that the prc has taken with respect to the intersection of economics and national security, and the impact that that has had on western businesses and on supply chains. and so we had a vigorous give and take on the issue. today's meeting wraps up three days of talks between sullivan and the chinese leader. president biden plans to speak with president xi directly in the coming weeks. the israeli military says it has killed five militants today in its deadliest attack in the west bank. israel launching simultaneous raids across the northern west bank earlier this week, saying it has killed at least 16 people, nearly all militants, and the attacks are aimed at preventing future attacks, they say. israel claims it killed moha