and i think china is probably the biggest problem. and i was listening to what tom fitton said, and i mentioned this other day on fox business, i have zero confidence that the fbi and doj are going to do a damn thing about this. i'll be shocked if they do because -- and here's why. they knew about biden's problems, the biden family's problems for many, many years. for many, many years. they knew about the biden problems during the impeachment hoax of president trump. so confidence level is very, very small -- david: well, president trump is still the president, and he can appoint a special counsel to look into all this, and then, of course, it would be up to biden whether he wants to fire a special counsel who's looking into his son and possibly him which would look pretty awful, but do you think the president could do that? >> i do, and i called for that. i think no path forward. it's just because of what we know over the last five years. i don't have a republican colleague that i work with, nor do i have any constituents that are co

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financial firms to open up china invest heavily in china despite secretiveness of stock tis closures. larry fink was passed over for secretary of treasury. perhaps the hawks in biden transition team thought he was too pro-china. democrats don't want to be typed soft on china. they're responsive to the workforce, trade unions, environmental organizations, because china is the biggest polluter in the world. dni radcliffe today is having some fun by stirring up democrats, warning them, that you better be accurate and honest about china. jackie: so interesting because after the election was called, one of the first thoughts that i personally had about it was the fact that xi xinping is probably thrilled about this because i think the chinese were sick of coming up against president trump. >> yes. jackie: culturally speaking i lived in china and i understand about saving face. the way these negotiations on trade tariffs went down it was difficult for that country to swallow for sure. so i was sure that they would be hailing the fact that they have joe biden in house and hoping that things

is china? >> well, it's a big threat and, frankly, they've been very successful at the list of activities you just named. the chairman of the chemistry department at harvard university, there's just a long list of american companies who invest very haley in china. -- can heavily in china. we probably own as a country at least $2 trillion of chinese equities; that is, we are subsidizing china's effort to replace it. there's not much done about their technology theft. president trump stood up an enforcement mechanism with an office in beijing, office in washington. companies can now get quick action. it hasn't really been tested yet. but president trump's trying to turn all this around but, frankly, the bad habit of seeing china as a friend, some even see china as our best friend in the world, this has not been broken. so in our large investment banks, in our think tanks, among an awful lot of people think china is still seen as a friend, and our mainstream media -- except for human rights violat

so i think we should talk about china because i like investing in china, okay? i know it's controversial, but that's where, that's an opportunity. so the bug -- europe has no monetary policy, it's got no important technology development, it's highly fragmented, you know, and that's a european problem. but if we look at, let's say, the asian and i emerging countries in asia as well as some other countries, i really do, again, i'm bullish on china. maria: let's talk about china, absolutely. this is the front page story of the day. the issue is are you going to be investing and getting a fair shake when you know that you're dealing in a communist country where you also have that government subsidizing, supporting chinese companies. >> if you look at the technological innovation, if you look at entrepreneurship in china, if you look at the amount of money that they are putting into information technology and the data that they have, the number of engineers and the production of billionaires, you know, i think we are closer to getting to the point that they prefer ca

economic data out of china set tone china manufacturing purchasing managers' index up to 54.9 in november sharpest o improvement in 10 years shanghai composite up one and three-quarters% jay powell, steven mnuchin testify on capitol hill cheryl good morning. cheryl: that is right, maria. good morning again in prepared remarks, powell stressed importance of lending to cares act accomplished to help economy through the coronavirus pandemic are available to support cities businesses states, several programs will expire at the end of this year, mnuchin pulled powell last month would he not extend the program saying they were no longer needs the markets have healed but fed said would it prefer the program stay open, since pandemic has not subsided testimony underway 10 a.m. eastern, this morning, in washington. >> well cracking down on big tech federal, state antitrust official reportedly readying new lawsuits against facebook and google, over allegations tech giants abused power in internet economy google for dominating search and advertising in facebook for dominating social media, those com

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china has been spying on cia assets for years. will this impact their ability to gather information on the communist regime? kt kt mcfarland joins us next. stay with us. (chime) they were able to give me a personal loan so i could pay off all of my credit cards. (chime) i got my mortgage through sofi and the whole process was so easy. choosing sofi was literally one of the best decisions i could have ever made because it gave me peace of mind. that's it. i'm calling kohler about their walk-in bath. [ sigh ] not gonna happen. my name is ken. how may i help you? hi, i'm calling about kohler's walk-in bath. excellent! happy to help. huh? hold one moment please... [ finger snaps ] hmm. ♪ the kohler walk-in bath features an extra-wide opening and a low step-in at three inches, which is 25 to 60% lower than some leading competitors. the bath fills and drains quickly, while the heated seat soothes your back, neck and shoulders. kohler is an expert in bathing, so you can count on a deep soaking experience. are you seeing this? the kohle

and our businesses are intertwined with china. they're in the china market. i think what's more problematic is our investment banks want a piece of chinese growth which means they're essentially directly participating in the rise of china, funding it, facilitating it. you did not have american bankers assisting the growth and development of the ussr. so in that sense, business and national security are in direct conflict and i think that reckoning has to happen. ultimately, the corporations are, as their ip is being stolen, they're creating their chinese competitors. the next five-year plan will come out from beijing in the early new yesterday and it's going to focus on indigenousization of key industries. had havthey have to hand over of important essentially technology transfer, otherwise it's stolen. those exeat door competitors aro start to emerge. they're going to have problems of their own. but directly enabling china through access to global capital is i think an even bigger problem. so we're going to have to start to iron out those contradictions. at

both caught in scandals involving china. the media itself is too closely tied to china. you have the mulan movie, accidental that they did that, special section for china, you know, china government back in 2019. then you look at how they covered these stories. they censored the hunter biden story leading up to the election. one of the many stories they refuse to cover. biden looked at and trump was good. now they are not covering swalwell to the point where the new york times, supposedly, the most important newspaper in the country has not even covered the scandal. you can go search the website. not one iota of it. that is not news coverage, that is a news blackout. liz: talking about the swalwell story; right? >> yes. exactly. liz: you remembered that nra had the russian spy scandal in the media was all over that. we do not see a lot of coverage about, you know, what is going on with swalwell. eric swalwell was a frequent guest for years on msnbc and cnn and senator ron johnson told hannity last night that he believes the media interfered with the election more than ru

china's working to replace the u.s. as the world's preeminent superpower, and they've been doing that very assiduously for a long time. >> yeah, they're making no secret, they plan to replace us quickly as the dominant technological power, the dominant military power, the dominant political power, and they're probably working in league with the russians in a number of these cases. again, we are just whistling past the graveyard. we need to talk these threats seriously. we need to sure that our members -- to make sure that our members of congress, that our intellectual leaders, our elites, they've got to be ready for this stuff, and we've got to be open and transparent. sunlight is the best disinfectant, and we could use a lot more sun right right now -- sunlight right now. nancy place city and everybody else, oh, nothing to see here, hunter biden? no problem, eric swalwell? no problem. guess what, i want sunlight on all of these problems. elizabeth: kt, good to see you. come back soon. >>> coming up, former u.s. attorne

approach to china. common gordon chang. he knows more about china than anybody i know. because you do know so much about it, gordon, what worries you the most about the way biden t might approach china? >> first of all david, they had the outdated engagement approach that the united states should work to strengthen the communist party because as it grows it will become benign. that view is obviously outdated. the thing that worries me second-most is john kerry as climate change czar because there is a feeling and this is widespread in washington and elsewhere that the biden administration will give up important things on china in order to get an enhanced climate deal with beijing. those are the two things i think that troubled people the most, not only here but also in the region as well. david: on that second point and on climate change, the bottom line is they want to put handcuffs on the u.s. in terms of our need to comply with certain standards that lower manufacturing base et cetera but china will have a free ride for ten years before they have to do the same, righ

china is our adversary. they are not our friend because it is the chinese communist party leadership that is trying to dominate us and all of this that has come out over the weekend about the spies that our chinese that arc chinese communist members that infiltrated the us and the eu, that's a store that will continue to evolve. i will tell you, stuart, i'm very concerned with a joe biden and hunter biden. and also biden and incorporated and the charges in the investigation that is there, the investigation that is focusing on tax evasion. the money laundering and -- they need to get to the bottom of this. stuart: i have to break in because the first vaccine come a pfizer vaccine to be administered in new york state. listen in. [applause]. >> sandra, you didn't-- stuart: date have it, ladies and gentlemen, the first vaccine happening in america, the pfizer vaccine that just happened in that new york city. you saw the job. it is here. it's happened. we are going to take you to wall street in a moment and show

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ambassador to china. that is really interesting because it disney has long had huge business dealings in china. the last couple of years. been really connected to china just not in terms of selling their product to modifying their to appease the chinese government. >> making it right for ip fest parade what i am wanting, bob is made billions from disney's relationship with china. so if he is in fact our ambassador to china, how hard you think he will come down on the communist chinese about those camps? >> just look at what happened with mulan parade they faked chinese communist party minors who were at least potentially involved in those camps. that is how disney has done business is by playing nice with the chinese communist party. because it's a business with them. it's one thing for busy to do that. trade with china's all may hold that good for america. i think we need to keep it up. at the same time, it disney has looked the other way when it comes to human rights abuses. i worried the biden administ

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you got work for china. every single year for decades we have been investigating chinese apps being sprayed the fbi estimates that half of their counterintelligence cases in the states involved china. that is a phenomenal number. we are individuals in this country that is what this country's great. they're about the collective and that's how they train people through propaganda to operate their entire lives freedom is the ultimate goal, mike baker thank you very much. back you're welcome so much happy holidays. kennedy: to you as well. thank you. in the meantime or peace in the middle east. morocco agreed to normalize relations with israel and it deal brokered by the trump administration. this is why it's important. kennedy: therapies agree with the presidents push through and just four months. the white house claims the big enchilada, saudi arabia's on the way. is this the greatest and most lasting achievement of his presidency? here is me tonight fox news contributor and dispatch editor it is jonah goldber

china has been spying on cia assets for years. will this impact their ability to gather information on the communist regime? every year, we set out to do one thing: help the world believe in holiday magic. and this year was harder than ever. and yet, somehow, you all found a way to pull it off. it's not about the toys or the ornaments but about coming together. santa, santa, you're on mute! just wanted to say thanks. thanks for believing. gregg: on wall street, stocks were mix, the dow falling 201 points, s&p down 8 points, nasdaq gained 65 points. volume on the big board, 4.1 billion shares. and the trump economy's historic rebound has revived even higher. the commerce department says the economy grew by 33.4% in the third quarter of 2020, that's three-tenths of a percentage point higher than the previous estimate. a reminder, listen to lou's reports three times a day on the salem radio network. >>> red storm rising, china has reportedly been using stolen data to spy on cia operatives in africa and europe for years. former u.s. i

ambassador to china. the news, we are getting information that buttigieg wanted to have some type of post in the administration, foreign policy or national security related. so this is seen as a role that he would be open to accepting but it does signal a shift in how a biden-harris administration would have different relationship with china because buttigieg is outspoken against the use of a tit-for-tat tariff war with china and openly criticized president trump's aggressive posture against the country. >> that doesn't mean the answer is to close off or poke other countries in the eye like what they did with china. i'm not a fan of this president's strategy on china. it is not even a strategy but this president's pattern on china is poking in the eye. what happens they poke back. we get tariffs hurt our community. >> should the u.s. for example, boycott the 2022 beijing olympics? >> i think that any tool ought to be on the table. reporter: and, connell, mayor pete made it clear that tariffs middle east b

china joe biden is being hailed by the left-wing media as a china hock but we call him china joe. his possible ambassador to china is anything but a hock, we will take that up next and talk with investigative journalist sara carter and jim hanson about the efforts to compromise our congress, mayors, state legislatures, china has some really interesting strategies. we will take that up with them here next. stay with us we'll be right a must in your medicine cabinet! less sick days! cold coming on? zicam® is clinically proven to shorten colds! highly recommend it! zifans love zicam's unique zinc formula. it shortens colds! zicam zinc that cold! it shortens colds! labradoodles, cronuts, skorts. (it's a skirt... and shorts) the world loves a hybrid. so do businesses. so, today they're going hybrid with ibm. a hybrid cloud approach lets them use watson ai to modernize without rebuilding, and bring all their partners and customers together in one place. that's why businesses from retail to banking are going with a smarter hybrid cloud using the tools, platform and expertise of ibm. mom

maria: the selection in this conversation of china has been front and center, china wants to over take the united states is his number one superpower this is part of your campaign because your opponent worked for a company that was tied to the chinese commonest party. >> his ties are closer than biden in swalwell, for two years he worked for the cpc and he hid it from the state of georgia and he lied about it, got caught in lied about it again, this is something that is very serious and is only came to live very briefly but i'm concerned as you point out china's number one of the challenges that we have with our debt going forward, that's why we have the whole line in georgia, also holding nothing but empty super chuck schumer as he perpetrates the leftist agenda if he were to get elected. maria: we will be watching your campaigning, we know you have herschel walker and secretary purdue, thank you, we will see you soon, that will do it for us, we will see you tomorrow on fox bu ♪ ♪ lou: breaking news, president trump is calling on the fbi to go after former leaders james comey and

that is china's goal. they want as many people as possible in positions of power to think postively about china. -- success in that. edward: if it is not direct influence, a democratic contender seat in georgia, jon ossoff reportedly has interests in a media company that received money from a hong kong-based company with links to the chinese communist government. he calls it a paperwork error in this but does this show how the tentacles that the chinese government is using with money to entice people, sort of in to their side? >> yes, it does. they really two instruments. they use money. they use the power of presenting positive ideas, whether walt disney movies or any number of books they published. the way they treat scholars in our country an think tankses they are positive towards china you get to have a meeting with xi xinping. the idea is that china is a peace-loving country, wouldn't harm a flea. has no ambitionses. wouldn't steel intellectual property. a lot of people going to china come back say t

, especially to block legislation that might hurt china. that is quite a few bills now the senators and house members introduced to take extra measures against china, hold them accountable for the virus, for example. david: yes. >> someone like eric swalwell and many others could block that kind of legislation. frankly that is equally important to be good influence agent versus to be a spy, face a chance of 20 years in prison if you're caught. david: the question of course, what the chinese give in, for that, that help that they would receive by congress. we now have, as a president-elect, a man whose son, whose entire family, essentially, benefited from a reciprocal gift by either the ukrainians or the chinese but specifically with regard to the chinese. this has to be quick, michael. do they believe that american foreign policy can be bought? >> i think they do, david. i think their technique, it has worked very well, they seek out people who already are in favor of china. people who think china is a friendly country. they work on them. t

china's ties to the american establishment. watch the subtitles of the following video very carefully. [speaking chinese] [laughter] lou: so just who are china's old and good friends in america's establishment? well, here are a few thoughts that might have occurred, an alleged chinese spy fundraising for california democrats including congressman eric swalwell, the one-time presidential candidate sitting on the house intelligence committee. goldman sachs, the company applying to acure complete ownership of -- acquire complete ownership of their chinese security firm and will be granted that opportunity. it will be the first to win 100% ownership in abacking venture in -- in a banking venture or in china. goldman is, well, has been known to be very, very committed to the china policies of the obama administration as well as the bush administration. back in august blackrock, another leading firm, became the first global asset manager to gain consent and begin mutual fund operations in china. so what do the communist chinese have

they didn't put anybody on the china task force which was set up to combat and deal with china moving forward. why was that? i wonder what the ccp has on the democrat party. not seating people on the china task force, repeatedly being soft on china, this issue with eric swalwell, it makes me wonder. let me say this too. during eric swalwell's time on the intel committee, they were investigating impeachment. during that time they turned a blind eye from the aggression from china. there was little done that was done with the aggression in the south china sea, very little said about the uyghur population being put in concentration camps, set the stage for china to violate international agreements and concert hong kong, a city state that is tied in with the west. we'll see a lot of aggression from china. will the democrat party continue to be soft? dagen: when they were impeaching president trump, the chinese virus was spreading across the united states. there's that as well. congress maveman guy reschentha, thank you so much. we'll be right back. more "mornings with maria" straight ahead

is what china's after? and could a naÏve biting administration be handing our number one competitor the keys to literal domination? charlie you go first. >> this is always been the problem with hysteria and conspiracy about president trump in russia. they make up all of the stories about it. but there are no actions by the trump administration to suggest there's any sort of ftse being played in seat trump administration and russia. the real fear here this is why all the questions about hunter biden are important is because exactly what you're talking about. at the joe biden administration was get back into bed with china, america's going to be doomed. if these people insist on thinking russia is our great geopolitical enemy and not china, we are finished, we are done for. so before they're all in the list, russia, china, turkey saudi arabia they're all on the naughty list. they are not getting nothing for me laura when i am emperor's of the galaxy. i don't think we should be partnering with china on space.

i think china is a threat. one of the things emerged in the trump years is that we have to take it seriously. connell: speaking of signals real quick, get the feeling that trump administration, radcliffe and others are sending signals to the biden folks about china here on the way out with statements like this? >> i do think so. i think that's, i think that's worthy. i don't think the biden people should take it as insulting. i think they should take it as a healthy warning. because one of the fears that some of us have with the biden administration is that he is always been a little softer on china and if john kerry is going to be seeking some climate accord to get china's agreement on that i mean the danger is that it leads them to look the other way and a lot of other things. to my mind john kerry's success with iran, the way it put together that deal doesn't suggest he is going to drive a hard bargain with china. so i think the biden administration really ought to take heed of this because i think china is

the threat of china and probing ties to china, florida senator rick scott penning a letter to house speaker nancy pelosi, calling to remove california congressman eric sw alwell from the house intelligence committee. christine fang reportedly tried to gain access to numerous politicians in the united states. she was fund raising for him. scott writes that nobody that has access to our nation's confidential intelligence should be allowed to maintain contact with the chinese communist party. joining me right now, florida senator, member of the governmental affairs armed services budget committees, rick scott. great to have you this morning. thank you for being here. i understand the threat of china very well. and i know that china and the communist party has been able to infiltrate u.s. institutions from the inside. whether it be the embassy and getting information and working it out, the houston embassy, whether it be the chemistry professor at harvard or eric swalwell. tell me what you know took place here and why for three years was eric swalwell all over the media, saying that donald trum

this of course is like poking china again, because china feels it's their territory. taiwan is a democracy. it is self-ruled. we support that, certainly, but this is a gutsy move on your part. how do you see this relationship moving forward? >> well, i went over there to honor president li, their father of democracy. they had a memorial service for him and so it was a great honor. i always welcomed them of course to the clean network and we had an economic dialogue. subsequent to that, they came over a week ago last friday and we signed an m.o.u. for the li economic prosperity partnership which is economic collaboration, all kinds of different areas from health care to 5g to semiconductors, education, all those kind of things. and if you look at taiwan, they are a role model in terms of capitalism and democracy for that reason. actually, for the entire world. they are a great partner and a great friend to the united states. liz: undersecretary of state keith crock, thanks so much as always for joining us. we love you as a guest because you have been on both sides. you

>> quick correction it's not china's red china if we could thank you. i know you want to be reminded of that. the thing is, special counsel is not like some big red button on the console you pressman your mad. like it exists for a reason. that reason isn't just that i think this person is a corrupt sleaze bucket. which i think everybody outside the immediate biden family, maybe some people within it would agree to that. it is when there are a series of overlapping conflict of interest that believe the normal channels for investigate and separates corrupted and somewhere can't be trusted. so when the president fires the fbi director over an investigation that's happening in the fbi, regardless of what you think about that investigation you can understand why of all things that we've got to get special counsel involved part of what you're asking and attorney general in the pocket of the president which is happened in the last several presidencies, maybe special the clinton presidency. they can't be trusted, that's what you use that for pretty don't use it

china has been spying on cia assets for years. will this impact our ability to gather information on the communist regime? kt mcfarland joins us next. stay with us. mom, why do we always come here for the holidays? how did you find great-grandma's recipe? we're related to them? we're portuguese? i thought we were hungarian? grandpa, can you tell me the story again? behind every question is a story waiting to be discovered. ♪ gregg: on wall street stocks were mixed, the dow falling 201 points, s&p down 8 points, nasdaq gained 65 points. volume on the big board, 4.1 billion shares. and the trump economy's historic rebound hasmy been revised even higher. the economy grew by 33.4% in the third quarter of 2020, that's three-tenths of a percentage point higher than the previous estimate. >>> a reminder, listen to lou's reports three times a day on the salem radio network. >>> red storm rising, china has reportedly been using stolen data to spy on ci e a operatives in africa and europe for years. follower u.s. intelligence and national

years by china, how can incoming president joe biden be tough on china? you're right, president trump has been the only president in history to really push back on china and look at the tariffs that were imposed and rightfully so. and i just think that the incoming investigation will not be in a position to be tough given the history they've had with china. maria: yeah, there's bribing, money transfers, honey pots, the whole 9 yards. we will take a break. we will continue following this. we will keep the spotlight on china every day as every time we see wrongdoing. coming up the state of the restaurant industry amid the coronavirus pandemic. wait till you hear. the ceo of restaurant brands international will give us an inside look. winter storm underway, slamming the northeast. full forecast of one of the biggest nor'easters to hit in a decade. need decision tech. only from fidelity. introducing the new sleep number 360 smart bed. now temperature balancing, so you can sleep better together. can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses y

politicians in china? >> liz, i would tell you that i wish i could say that this is something that we could root out easily. we cannot. these, these are issues that have been prevalent for decades. they are deep-seeded and now we have individuals that are going to fiercely try to protect themselves and to cover some of their behavior and actions. this is the tip of the iceberg does describe it well. we'll be shocked to see how this country has been infiltrated by the chinese. elizabeth: brett tolman, thanks for joining us again. it is good to see you. >> great to see you, thanks, liz. elizabeth: next up, national border patrol council vice president art del cueto back with us. we have a new development. border officials warning the biden team you have to keep in place trump's successful border policies. will they do it and for how long? that debate next. >> i'm significantly concerned as i know you are, what this president was able to accomplish at the border was really unprecedented and many said it could

the might hurt china. there's quite a few bills of the senators and house members have introduced to take extra measures against china. and hold them accountable for the virus for example. people like eric and others, they can block that kind legislation . and it's equally important to be good influence agent versus to be a spike in basic chance of 20 years in prison. if you're caught. sue and in theda question of courses on the chinese give for that help that they would precede by congressman and we now have as a president-elect, a man whose son is entire family is actually benefited from a reciprocal gift by either the ukrainians for the chineseeg . t specifically with our to the chinese necessity quick michael. dohe they believe that american foreign policy be bought . >> i think they do david. and i think their technique and sort very well is to seek out people who already are in a dirt of china. people think china is a friendly country. i think work on them. ngt going to sit down with you or maria to

that's a crime in china. the offense is commonly used to target dissidents and human rights activists. >>> president trump's historic peace deals are strengthening ties between israel and morocco. a delegation of morocco arrived in israel today to work on opening a liaison office as well as an embassy with direct flights between the two countries. this comes days after a u.s./israeli until division flew to morocco's capital to meet with the king. joining me now is former representative of israel to the united nations, ambassador danny deman. great having you with us today. kt mcfarland, who's a national security experts with vast experience, wrote a column for foxnews.com and i'll quote the following: what president trump has done as everyone was paying attention elsewhere, he was able to craft an agreement and convince the arabs that the only way that they could get peace and prosperity was by having a peace if agreement with israel. it's a remarkable accomplishment, isn't it? >> indeed. we are grateful for

versus china battles, is the trade war with china no more? what's happening with that? wall street apparently anticipating a thaw in chilly relations between the two countries as president trump and his administration's hawkish policies head for the exits. to charlie gasparino. charlie, what are you hearing? charlie: yeah, very interesting situation, as you saw today, the news about goldman sachs seeking to have a 100% ownership of a subsidiary in china. that would fly in the face of a lot of what we have been reading between the trump administration and its belligerence towards china, chinese stealing intellectual property from u.s. companies. you would think corporate america was still at war with china. the interesting thing is they are not. i have been talking to some of the executives at the big firms, it's not just goldman sachs that's going to be seeking 100% ownership of a subsidiary in china. it's jpmorgan, it's morgan stanley, it's every major bank, every major investment firm that wants to sell mutual funds there. those are separate applications. this is a pr

since we opened our doors to trading with china some 70 years ago if you will china has been on a quest to overtake the united states as the world's greatest economy. now wouldn't you know it post-pandemic it appears it will happen. these are all interesting circumstances to say the least? >> yes, well, first of all i'm not so so sure that will happen by 2028 if ever. first of all we got to remember this think tank report is based upon china's superior response to the coronavirus. of course we're all moved by the pictures in wuhan, the epicenter of people celebrating but we've got to remember also that in wuhan, just one statistic show you how weak consumption is, in the golden week holiday which began in october wuhan was the number one tourist destination in all of china but tourism revenue in wuhan fell. these are official numbers, by 30%. for the country as a whole, even though golden week was one day longer than it was in 2019, tourism revenue for the whole country also fell by 30% and that shows you the chinese economy hasn't recovered and that china actually doesn't have a superi

we're in a trade war with china. we're in a cyber war with china. china continues to invest heavily in a military buildup. we need to take china seriously. republicans need to take china seriously. democrats have history of turning a blind eye to democrats. what we've seen with joe biden and what we've seen with eric swalwell, we need to look into this. we need to take china very seriously. i hope democrats come around with the republican school of thought with respect to china. elizabeth: senator i don't know ron johnson that china was grooming hunter biden and eric swalwell. that he is stonewalling you guys on what happened with the swalwell spy controversy. listen to kevin mccarthy here. >> why did he attack the american director of intelligence, john ratcliffe's report, talking about the expansion of china's spying throughout? he attacked just last week, he attacked the director, john ratcliffe, defending china. this man should not be on the intel committee. adam schiff who spent four years as chair worried about the foreign intervention into ou

that's how china is. they want to be dominant across the world and they don't want to be weakened in any way. if they are going to be weakened they want everybody else to suffer with them. jackie: what will the president-elect do about this? there's a lot of anger especially as we are all suffering on an individual basis as we go through this. the answer to that right now, neil, unclear. neil: jackie, thank you very much. jackie deangelis following all of that in new york. to charlie gasparino, following the attempted sale of directv, who is interested, who is at least kicking the tires. where does this thing stand, charlie? charlie: i will get into that in a minute. here's one clue on china. i just heard jackie's report on how tough or how lax the biden administration will be, is who will be the ambassador to china. if it's bob iger, the disney chief who has been a china dove throughout his career, very strong connections to the chinese government and president xi, if it's iger as has been floated out th

connell: breaking news in the fight against the china virus. fda panel has now approved at least initially the moderna china virus vaccine. final approval expected to be tomorrow. vice president mike pence and second lady karen pence to receive pfizer's china virus vaccine on live television tomorrow. surgeon general jerome adams will also receive the vaccine to prepare moat its safety. dr. anthony fauci back in the news, telling americans, not to see the kids at christmas. fauci telling "the washington post" he won't see his adult children this year calling it one of the things you have to accept at this time. said dr. fauci. he sad a lot over the course of he complained america's independent spirit hurt us a bit, end quote. shame an oust, independent american spirit. breaking supreme court thrown out a case brought by religious schools, those schools fighting to stay open despite the governor's orders to shut down during the pandemic. the majority says there is no controversy because the governor's order expires january 4th. justice alito and

china joe biden is being hailed by the left-wing media as a china hock but we call him china joe. his possible ambassador to china is anything but a hock, we will take that up next and talk with investigative journalist sara carter and jim hanson about the efforts to compromise our congress, mayors, state legislatures, china has some really interesting strategies. we will take that up with them here next. stay with us we'll be right one of the worst things about a cold sore is how it can make you feel. but, when used at the first sign, abreva can get you back to being you in just 2 and a half days. be kinder to yourself and tougher on your cold sores. and now with q4 wrapping up, the north pole has to be feeling the heat. it's okay santa, let's workflow it. workflow it...? -uh-huh. just picture it... with the now platform, we'll have the company you always imagined. efficient, productive, seamless. ok, i'm in. whatever your business is facing... let's workflow it. servicenow. lexus has been celebrating driveway moments. here's to one more, the lexus december to remember sales even