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he yang: and there could be consequences forourt itself. >> there's a very real possibility that the general public mig view this decision n-4political, if i i 5 vofa p that's why i also think john roberts very much is a critical player here, and how he can try to find a resolution to this case that will be hopefully bipartisan of sorts. >> yang: a decision ll likely come by june, just in time for the presidential campaign. for the pbs newshour, i'm john yang. >> woodruff: the trump administration has made no secret of its desire to depo venezuela's president nicholas maduro, as his country spirals further into economic and humanitarian catastrophe. but, earlier this month, an operation to invade and kidnap maduro shocked everyone, it seemed, but maduro himself. nick schifrin reports on a bizarre, botched invasion attempt, and the implications for a country in collapse. >> schifrin: the first sign the secret mission wasn't e secret? nezuelan military helicopter. as soon as operation gn came ashore, it ran aground. more than a dozen captured, eight killed and amg the detained? >> secu

for a long, long time. >> yang: trying convalescent plasma is not a new idea. it was used with success in the 1918 influenza epidemic... >> asian influenza spreads rapidly. >> yang: ...in more recent flu outbreaks, and against infections like polio before vaccines were available. but, it failed during the 2014 ebola crisis. around the world, researchers believe it's worthwhile to try. >> i think you have to be objective and, again, kind of balance between being a hopeful physician and a cautious scientist. >> yang: experts at johns hopkins hospital in baltimore recently launched a clinical trial design to introduce plasma to those at high-risk of exposure-- like frontline health care workers-- to see if it helps prevent infection. dr. evan bloch of the johns hopkins school of medicine. >> it would offer a-- you know, an intervention, which is readily available and set and scalable. i think, you know, in some ways, you know, the idea of prevention being better than the cure is what-- what really comes to the fore. >> yang: the process of giving plasma, called pl

>> yang: the house says its subpoenas are for a legislative purpose. but, several justices-- including chief justice john roberts and samuel alito--wh askeher that justification was too sweeping. >> you were not able to give the chief justice even one example of a subpoena that would not be pertinent to some conceivable legislative purpose, were you?i >> aid, your honor, that's correct, because this itself has said congress's power to legislate is extremely broad. >> yang: justice stephen breyer worried about the effect on future presidents. >> whai hold today will also apply to a future senator mccarthy asking a future franklinoosevelt or harry truman exactly theame questions. that bothers m yang: the immediate effect llof the court's decision e on whether financial records that democrats have long wted, and mr. trump has long fought disclosing, will be turned over. the house overght committee made its demand after hearing last year from former trump attorney michael cohen. >> it was myxperience that mr. ump inflated his total assets when it served hi

john yang has the story. >> yang: around the world, an increasing demand for antibody tests, as people to find out if they've been exposed to the coronavirus. patrick easley was tested in chicago. >> my thinking was if i got the antibody test and it came back positive, that means that i'd already had covid. and it had already gotten in my system and that i should be a- okay-ish >> yang: in west texas, coyne gibson drove three hours to get tested. >> my rationale comes from my science and engineering background and that, you know, knowing is better than guessing. >> yang: sara cureton said she was the sickest she's ever been in mid-january, and was surprised when her antibody test was negative. >> the question has changed from, did i have it? can i help someone? to, how accurate is that test? (laughter) >> yang: that's the question even scientists are asking. gigi kwik gronvall is a senior scholar at the johns hopkins center for health security. >> there are a lot of things we don't know about the antibodies. it's not the simple black/white, yes/no go/no-go type of decision making tool

absolutely. >> yang: overall, travel this weekend and into the summer will likely be down. last year 43 million american traveled over the memorial day weekend, according to aaa. t.s.a. reported a staggering drop in airport screenings on friday: fewer than 350,000 people passed through checkpoints, down more tn 87% from last year's record high. that's having a big impact on spending. the u.s. travel association projected that this memorial day weekend, americans would spend just a third of what they did last year. roger dow is the group's president. he and other tourism industry leaders joined vice president mike pence last week in orida. >> when you talk about beach towns, i'm so worried about them, because if they don't make it during the summer, they don't make it. and i'm afraid many of them won't survive. >> our tourist season starts today. you know, we have 10 weeks to make cash. >> yang: susan kelleher runs a gift store and ice cream shop on tybee island in georgia, one of the first states to reopen. >> it's kind of just been a trial and error. we just do what we fee

but the majority of people in colorado did not want donald trump. >> yang: jason harrow is baca'so ey they were putting country over party. and there is a place for that. it's not to blow up the system. it's actually to further our constitutional democracy. >> yang: colorado invalidated baca's vote and replaced hime with an alterno did vote for clinton. >> electors are supped to go and vote. when i attempted to go a exercise my-- my right to vote in the electoral college in 2016i was-- i was denied tha vote. >> colin powell, of the commonalth of virginia, has received three votes... >> yang: as th-vice president joe biden announced the results, seven so-called "faithless electors" were succeful, casting their ballots for other candidates. in washington state, four of them were fined $1,000 each. they-- and baca-- sued. and today, meeting once again by phone, the supreme court heard u pair of nts on the constitutionality of state laws punishing faithless electors. marcia coyle is chief washington correspondent fothe "national law journal." >> the court has ruled wayatack in 1952 tates

that bothers m yang: the immediate effect llof the court's decision e on whether financial records that democrats have long wted, and mr. trump has long fought disclosing, will be turned over. the house overght committee made its demand after hearing last year from former trump attorney michael cohen. >> it was myxperience that mr. ump inflated his total assets when it served his purposes, such as trying to be listed amongst the wealthiest people in "forbes," and deflated his assets to reduce his real. estate tax >> yang: the house financial services and intelligence commites want trump records veyommo olosneneloe ansi eauns have made the president vulnerable to of particular interest to investigators is deutsche bank,

i think she realizes she lost. >> nearly three and a half years after the murder, marni yang is goingust sit down and think this all happened because someone had a crush, it makes no accesense to me. >> it took a jury just four hours to convict marni yang of murdering roni and her unborn child. she was sentenced to two life terms. >> i can't begin to tell you how difficult this has been for me and of course roni's family. at least i feel that roni andy'. >> nearly a decade later, i went to interview her at logan correctional center in illinois. >> hello, maurni? this will be an interesting conversation. why speak now? >> i feel like prior to this i don't think it would have re a t time is now. >> marni maintains her innocence and has hired a high-profile lawyer. >> marni took a polygraph, and the plig grafr said she's being honest in her answers. >> her costly defense team paid for by her father alleges that her children when they were 16 when questioned were coerced into making false statements that the prosecution used to put their mother in prison. >> i didn't know anything. and th

john yang has the stor >> i'm just a guy. i was just a regular person.asn't a politician. >> yang: he may be a regular guy, but micheal baca was one of for president in 2016. to vote that's right-- while more than 150 million americans headed to the polls on november 8, 2016, to choose between donald trump and hillary clinton, the presidency was ttually decided weeks later by the 538 members electoral college. >> when people cast their vote,u they're ly voting for... the president is establishedon in the constitution. each state has the same number of electoral votes as their representation in the house and senate. candidates need 270 votes to win, and most states are winner- take-all. in 2016, clinton won the popular vote in colorado, so alline of the state's electoral votes were supposed to go to her. but baca-- one ocolorado's electors-- voted for republican john kasich. it was part of plan he hatched prth other electors to try to ent mr. trump from becoming president. >> it was to find a more mora a mer republicanpu the r vote winner of colorado was

john yang gins our coverage. >> yang: it's a death toll of epic proportions. more than 100,000 americans have now lostheir lives to the coronavirus. but health officials fear that because of tting shortages and unreported cases, the actual number could be even higher. newspapers from coast to coast marked the somber occasion byno horing the dead with tributes emblazoned across their front pages. president trump acknowledged the toll in a tweet: "we have justry reached a ad milestone. i want to extend my heartfelt athy & love for everythi that these great people stood for & represent." white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany: >> t president recognized th landmark before we even hiit. the presidt, that was after all the impetus behind him lowering the fg half staff. the president has said one death is too many. he takes thivery seriously. he's said before this is the hardest part of his presidcy. it's something that no one wanted to see happen. yang: at least 44 of those deaths have been workers at meatpacking plants. the country's largest meatpacking union

dedespite the e rise in global tensions, yang is carareful to keep w well above the fray. turning on the charm, he wins new friends in the audience. >> translator: is it warm inside the rocket? >> translator: when a spacecraft enters the atmosphere, frictcti causes high temperatures. the temperature is between 1,600 and 1,800 degrees celsius. it looksks like a fire balll wh we look outside. but engineers choose materials to ensure a good environment for the astronauts. so for them, it only feels a few degrees higher. i have a little gift for the one who asked a question. >> the two astronauts agree that the success of future space exploration lies in cooperation. and they seem to mean it saying being astronauts have given them a different perspective of space and eartrth. >> translalator: seen from oute space, the earth has no national borders. air, water, birds, and plants move and grow freely regardless of borders. astronauts do not represent their country but the entire earth. >> translator: when you look at earth from space, you feel that there is no reason not too lov

we begin with this report from john yang. >> hello, everybody. >> yang: as president trump left the white house today for his first cross-country trip since the pandemic gripped america, he dismissed an internal government report that projected a steep rise in deaths, even as states ease restrictions. >> it's a report with no titigation. so, based on no tion-- but we're doing a lot of mitigation. and frankly, when the peopleac report they are going to be social distanci, washing their hands. t they are goibe doing the things they're supposed to do. >> yang: in phoenix, president trump toured a honeywell aerospace plant, now producing n95 masks. but, d not wear a mask himself. >> we're now looking at a little bit of a different form, and a at form is safety and opening, fod we'll have different group probably set up that. >> yang: in washington, lawmakers returned t capitol, but business was anything but normal. a senate cfirmatioing for mr. trp's pick to be director of national intelligence waseld in a nearly empty room. senators rotated in and out to keep their distance from each other.

he was not in the debate he's still doing great ♪ ♪ andrew yang yang gang ♪ >> seth: yeah, just sorryuickly after you read this news story did you write this song? >> i wrote it as i read the tweet. [ laughter ] ♪ you know you're o the right path when your candidat loves math ♪ ♪ there's no stronger vot i could cast ♪ you got to know he's the bes we could get ♪ ♪ we need mor poc candidates oh the sweetest yang is andrew baby ♪ ♪ without a doubt don't you dare drop ou andrew yan sweet yang ♪ >> seth: hey, karen. i'm sorry, everyone, this is one of our writers, karen chee karen, did amber force you to do this >> no, she gave me a thousand dollars. just like andrew yang will [ cheers and applause ♪ thousand bucks to everyon every single month andrew yan yang gang ♪ ♪ don't you ever go awa it will always be this way ♪ ♪ >> seth: amber ruffin and karen chee, everybody. [ cheers and applause that was an endorsement of anita baker. we'll be right back with kristen bell [ cheers and applause ♪ these fudge brownie m&m's are really fudgey yes, yes they are. to put a fudge brownie center inside

andrew yang, our thanks for that conversation. and hopefully we can revisit that last question another time. we are getting a first look at the front page of sunday's "new york times." and it is a stunning and sobering reminder on this memorial day weekend. the front page that will greet americans tomorrow next. hey mama, what's up? i only see one price on my phone bill. you're on t-mobile, taxes and fees are included. why can't all my bills be like this? i don't know mama. umph! with t-mobile, taxes and fees are included. and when you switch your family, get 4 lines of unlimited for just $35 a line. noticks and fleas?o simplifies protection. see ya! heartworm disease? no way! simparica trio is the first chewable that delivers all this protection. and simparica trio is demonstrated safe for puppies. it's simple: go with simparica trio. this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions, including seizures; use with caution in dogs with a history of these disorders. protect him with all your heart. simparica trio

i don't want to listen to yang with his party of buts and wait, wait, wait. i say do it now. >> one thing i will say, chris, we should never put out extreme scenarios where we know we can all stay indoors until the vaccine arrives like 12 months from now. that's not realistic. so this is going to be a period of difficult choices and tradeoffs, and that's something that democrats are leading with, where we know it's not realistic to say everyone is going to be in your home for months on end. so then we have to start thinking about what the tradeoffs are, what are the precautions and measures we can take that will allow us to reopen places of business, to be able to go out to shops again, and that includes things that most americans are already adopting around social distancing and masks and cleaning and washing the hands. i mean, we're all doing it, really. >> that's the key. see, that's the key, andrew. you're saying it the right way. you guys need more yang in that gang. because you're saying reopen. i'm a businessman. i want to reopen. i want it now, yes. b

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china's exploratiion has moved n rapidly since yang's first mission in 2003.me the first-ever spacecraft to land on the far side of the moon. another milestonee in tthe country's quest to become a space superpowerer by 2030. >> the manned space flight program is progressingng and wo to construct the space station is now in full swing. the plan is to fininish construction around 2022. withohout the devevelopmentnt o science aand technology it is imposssible to improve people's lives. the exploorion of mars annd the exploration of the moon are journeys into an unknown world and are symbols of the progress of human society.y. the eararth is ththe cradlee of mankind, but youou can't stay forever in the cradle. ♪ ♪ >> china's cosmic ambition has not been unnoticed by washington. it is reflected in the recent establishment of the u.s. space force. washington has made clear it is ready to defend its interest in an arena that's now crowded with newcomers. space misssions todayy are not just about exploring the last frontier. they have a rereal impactct ono dail lives

john yang begins our coverage. president trurch played a startling disclosure. he has been taking the controversial drug hydroxychloroquine as a preventive against covid-19 . >> i'm taking the two, the zinc and the hydroxy. and l can i tell you is so far i seem to be okay. >> the president's use of the drug outside a hospital setting goes against the food and drug administration's warning about the risk of heart problems. mr. trump has long touted the anti-mall ar why medication's potential even though its effectiveness sun proven. he made the disclosure amid possible signs of progress on a vaccine. drug maker moderna reported that limited data from early human testing suggests the experimental product is safe and triggers an immune response. this all comes as the nation takes tent tiff steps toward reopening. the before dawn in michigan today, ford auto workers returned to work for the first time since this plant closed in mid-march due to covid-19. >> at least for now, everybody is going to have to take their temperature daily and fill out that screening. and

former presidential candidate andrew yang is getting a $5 million boost for his nonprofit group called humanity for that money coming from twitter and of the mobile payment company square. yang created the nonprofit to test his universal basic income ferry and twitter's jack dorsey there on the left calling it a long-overdue idea. yann says the money will be given immediately to thousands of people who have lost their jobs during the pandemic. still ahead one of the many promising coronavirus vaccine contenders being made thanks for sharing your diy haircuts. thanks for sharing your savage moves, and especially your awkward ones. thanks for sharing your cute kids. and your adorable pets. now it's our turn to share... with the geico giveback. a 15% credit on car and motorcycle policies for both current and new customers. and because we're committed for the long haul, the credit lasts your full policy term. so thanks again. one good share deserves another. area company has chosen a coronavirus vaccine candidate to move into clinical trial. soon vax art hoping to make that happen. they sa

and -- [cha-ching] what do president nixon, mark zuckerberg, and andrew yang have in common? >> this is a really easy proposal for the government. >> what really happens when the government just cuts you a check? soledad: i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to "matter of fact." with lockdowns loosened across the country, we're watching a balancing act play out in real time. how do you get people back to work, and how do you keep people healthy in the middle of a global pandemic? michigan has had more than 4600 covid-19 deaths, the fourth highest death toll in the country, behind new york and new jersey and massachusetts. detroit has been the hardest hit city in the state, but they are now seeing a small decline in cases. michigan's democratic governor gretchen whitmer has allowed some industries, like construction, manufacturing, and real estate, to re-open this month. jessica gomez takes us to thebad crisis. >> you're good to go, sir. jessica: new safety procedures in place at ford as automakers plan to start phasing in production on monday. >> lane one! jessica: a different kind o

guest: it is great to hear somebody talk about the yang gang. i find it interesting, so thank you for talking about that. this is where everybody would get a guaranteed payment from the government. people laugh about this, or they left about a year or so ago. this is ridiculous, this is socialism. they are not laughing anymore. essentially, what we are doing right now is a form of universal basic income, although to what the caller said, it is extremely inefficient. so why not just get down to it and really start paying people directly from the government. oh, that is terrible, it will make people not behave well. it will make people survive and it will help the economy. so i think that is something worth thinking about. bars, as restaurants and i do not disagree. i think that these places are under a tremendous amount of pressure. and it will be years going forward. one thing we have not talked about his people really being very innovative. and that involves municipalities, too. i am up here in maine. rocklin is closing down the main street, so

joe yang is the offer of the coffee place in portland. he created a robot barista to safely serve coffee. he says it's still in the testing phase and can only copy a barista. >> we want to provide good service. >> yang says if the virus gets worse, the open. >>> most people haven't been able to go out to a nice club or concert in months. but an l.a.-based company says it came up with a suit to help people party. you might feel like an astronaut in this one. the suit's goal is to encourage distance in crowded places, keeping you safe. it includes an n95 filter as well as snap-in canisters for drinking and vaping. they say the idea is companies would buy the suit, rent it out to patrons, and sanitize it before using it again. >>> fallen heroes were honored before memorial day last night. the dodgers partnered with the tragedy assistance program for survivors to create the light display. the team says each light represents the memory of a military member and their families that are supported by t.a.p.s. very nice tribute there. let's not for

and certainly he appears —— north of the p on yang.uch alive and well at the moment. —— pyongyang. certainly it sparked rumours that he may have had a heart operation, he may be gravely ill, there were headlines that he was even dead or in headlines that he was even dead orina headlines that he was even dead or in a coma. when it comes to reporting north korea it is extremely difficult, we are reporting on a country that we can't get into, reporting on a country where sources are very thin on the ground. we are a lwa ys thin on the ground. we are always very careful but it did seem always very careful but it did seem that others across the world when it came to headlines went with various wildly speculative headlines, however kim jong—un does appear to today certainly in state media be very much alive. we have seen be very much alive. we have seen those still photographs from the state media, still no moving footage, just talk us through the process when you get information like this out of north korea, what other sources that you are

former presidential candidate andrew yang is getting a million boost tore his nonprofit group called humanity forward that money is coming from twitter and the mobile parent company square. yang created the nonprofit to test his universal basic income theory, twitter ceo jack dorsey calls it a long-overdue idea. yang says the money will be given immediately to thousands of people who have lost their jobs during the pandemic is now slogan 0 bail is a fail when it comes to public safety that is the opinion of officials. >>at least one bay area detention facility who tell kron four's haaziq madyun that releasing inmates has led to a recent spike in crime. >>we're catching people with guns. storm vehicles and we're turn around and release them out the door. hours later and they're doing it again. >>it has been about a month since the state of california ordered a 0 bill schedule releasing thousands of low level offenders from jail for health and safety reasons due to the covid-19 pandemic now officials here at santa rita jail in dublin say some of those former inmates are responsible for

andrew yang, good to you back here on cnn in "the situation room."ll continue conversation down the road. thanks very much. >> would love that, wolf. stay safe. happy mother's day, everyone. >> thank you. >>> coming up, millions of italians are returning to work after a grueling lockdown. and for the people of naples right now, that means some of the most famous pizzerias in the world are back in business. we have a special report. that's next. a new moment in wireless has begun. t-mobile and sprint are joining forces. by bringing together our two networks, t-mobile will build america's largest and most reliable 5g network... with more towers, more engineers, and more coverage. you'll get the best 5g network, and the best prices. welcome to t-mobile. america's largest 5g network. ♪ hey! that's mine. i'll buy you a pony. advanced hydration isn't just for kids. pedialyte helps you hydrate during recovery. there's no better story than your story. and ancestry can help you discover it. you could find new details in minutes. see photos from your family's

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yang to create a balance in a story can you help me figure out a logical argument for why we should strip mined the moon and put weapons in outer space the logic there logic is we just have to win everything right it's a very nationalistic patriotic patriotic kind of like jingoistic we need to win we need to beat everyone and he's doing that with a vaccine right really right a.j. we need to beat every one of the vaccine and they're going to steal our vaccine and it's very similar and so i mean i just think it's the opposite of let's create a world of peace you know it's the opposite and we of course is militarily you know you just said something that's important because i was watching the news conference today from the white house talking about the vaccine and the future of legacy and the guy was having that was the secretary of defense and that's where the defense lawyer and they've said that oh you know china is going to steal our vaccine we should be working together on this it should be a cooperative effort to save and that i should not be led by a scientist yeah that of yeah ye

it'll be interesting to see what does happen certainly in the coming weeks for them oh mr yang wrong thanks so much for joining us from beijing so thanks for your time the united states has become the 1st country in the world to record 100000 deaths from corona virus the total number of infections in the u.s. is just shy of $1700000.00 but it still looks new restrictions aimed at stopping the pandemic kristen salumi reports the beginning of summer in the u.s. and a cautious reopening of beaches along the popular new jersey shore in new york city parks sun seekers are kept apart with circles on the grass while outside san francisco city hall the homeless are space to abide by social distancing guidelines all part of the new normal as the country emerges from lockdown. but amid the slow reopening a grim milestone the death toll from coded 19 has now claimed more than 100000 american lives a far cry from the confident statements just a few months ago from the u.s. president will see what happens but we have the greatest doctors in the world we have a very bad just to grow very aggressiv

yang, what's your favorite euphemism for taking a leak? shake the money tree in the wine cave. [ laughter ] >> seth: never heard - never heard that one [ applause ] vice president biden, how much does it cost to get your teeth to look that white >> it cost $30 trillion. [ laughter ] >> seth: and finally, mayor buttigieg, what did donald trump do after sneaking into the dressing room to watch the contestants changing at the miss universe pageant? >> the president yanked it [ laughter and applause >> seth: well, it looks like we're out of time! so on behalf of the candidates, have a good night. we'll be right back with rachel maddow. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ life is too far to walk alone. ♪ ♪ you can't do it on your own ♪ ♪ but time will show ♪ and don't you know how bad we need each other? ♪ ♪ you know what i'm saying? ♪ hmmm...mmm...mmmm...mmmm ♪ let's see. it's dry. there's no dry time! makes us wonder why we booked fifteen-second ad slots! dries instantly and keeps you protected for forty-eight-hours. ♪ it's not athe venue...ss... forty

andrew yang, i appreciate your time. hope you and your family are staying safe. >> anderson, congratulations on being a dad! i'm so freaking pumped for you. >> oh. thank you, so much. i really -- it's -- it's just extraordinary. as you well know, but it's just incredible. i'll probably be calling you for some advice because i don't know what i'm doing. >> anytime. i can give you advice as to how to keep them alive. >> that would be good. thank you. all right. you take care. there's breaking news ahead on a study done on the drug hydroxychloroquine that, of course, president trump had been pushing for coronavirus patients and his advisers were pushing. remember peter navarro talking about as a social scientist, he knows how to read studies and how great it was. we'll tell you what the new study says in a moment. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, ...little things... ...can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75%

on the international little international stage during the presidential debates before yang dropped out of the race for the white house this year you know i was really looking forward to the conversation between andrea and joe biden i thought that they would actually discuss basic income a little bit and they did not so my assumption is that part of the deal of speaking with joe was to not talk about that considering that yang actually ran on a freedom dividend during his presidential campaign so is it now all up to trump because you've characterized u.b.i. as a social vaccine. could be the only way out of as i was saying earlier the depression absolutely this is true. yeah so at the beginning of this a basic income would have enabled people to actually stay home and pay their bills and now since we're starting to reopen then businesses need customers and $25000000.00 people here in the u.s. actually applied for multiple weeks in a row for unemployment we've got to make sure that money actually gets to people to be customers and if we don't do that then we're looking at an extremely dra

the european central bank has spent billions in recent years buying bonds from member countries yang was to prop up economic growth in the flagging euro area. but last week germany's constitutional court said some of the c b s actions were illegal under german law it ruled the bank should have thought more about the possible negative impact of its policy it's the 1st time the top german court has pitted itself against the u.s institutions in this way so does it mean a big clash at the heart of europe not according to the german government is. an example of the european court of justice is the guardian of the european treaties in our view the constitutional court has not questioned that it is merely called for a careful balance and justification of the policy. but the european central bank said it does not follow the rulings of national courts and commission president on the line is considering legal action against germany opposition politicians in berlin since this battle could last for some time. because in the short term we do not expect any fallout from the court's decision but in

government spokesman wang yang stressed that the basic laws of hong kong will be supported sides of how. to ensure the policy of one country 2 systems is firmly up old over the long term we will strengthen the sense of mission and political responsibility of national committee members representing hong kong and macau and firmly support the improvement of systems and mechanisms for enforcing china's constitution and the basic laws of those 2 special administrative regions to the deputies phoebe kong has been following the story for us and joins us now from taiwan's capital taipei what more can you tell us about this new deal and they all will be put on the agenda of the national people's congress which is the chinese parliament or which starts its meeting on friday so according to the slopes we know and according to information from local media the new law may prohibit section of foreign interference of procession of the chinese central government and possibly terrorism so these are the so-called loopholes in beijing's eyes which they consider to be something that explodes 1 exposed duri

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his name is andrew yang.onstop pointers to corruption with his sons overseas dealings in ukraine to now being implicated in the biggest abuse of power in corruption scandal in american history, joe biden keeps putting his campaign and nonstop damage control. and continues to race further and further left to try to pander to the new extreme socialist. like picking alexandria ocasio-cortez to serve on his campaign climate change panel. but tonight it could not be clearer with 171 days until election day, the democratic party finds itself in a state of dysfunction, division and all-out desperation. joining me now for a reaction, fox news contributor ari fleischer. ari, i do appreciate you joining us tonight. i mean, i can be on the air every hour and probably give you a new joe biden plunder, but is that just prebaked into the electorate? is this that they will accept the way he is or does this actually catch up to him? >> first of all, jason, i think you have to put into context, remember how exhausted he has t

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