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how do you assess the early days of the new administration with the chinese communist party? are you hopeful or worried quick. >> i was a little bit encouraged by's secretary lincolns pushing back. i wasn't surprised the aggressiveness of the negotiators they become increasingly belligerent and arrogant. and they may have been probing to see what is the attitude here? is that a week response or a strong response? so it was an important testing of commitment and determination. i thought the secretary presented himself well. we will see what comes from that but of china knows that we will not be strong-arm in our response they will take maximum advantage. i thought that was encouraging. >> the senate subcommittee on intelligence. i don't have to tell you the threat of ppe. you mentioned director ray. he came in a speech last summer and say we need to be clear eyed about the scope of the chinese government the chinese communist party believe citizen a generational fight with economic leadership. ". we talked about this but on the topic of preserving the leadership from that ppe

the chinese communist party-_ with the i party. thank you. 0k. with the presidential — party. thank you. 0k. with the presidential elections - party. thank you. 0k. with the presidential elections just - party. thank you. 0k. with the presidential elections just a - presidential elections just a few weeks away, apple daily is sending kt to cover the story. tonight he is reflecting on his year of covering the protests. it is very important that everyone, if they have a chance to look at these kind of pictures, they have to ask themselves why these youngsters have to go on to the street, why they have to do this, why they were there, but they are doing. they were there, but they are doini. �* , ., they were there, but they are doini. . i. ., doing. are you fearful apple daily could not exist when you come back from america? yes. i 'ust tried come back from america? yes. i just tried to _ come back from america? yes. i just tried to do _ come back from america? yes. i just tried to do my _ come back from america? yes. i just tried

we cannot get the chinese communist party to come with us. this idea the chinese communist party would want to be more like us. that is not going to happen. the issue i have when this comes up, what kind of system can we and our allies embrace if china does not want any part of it? does not want to play by the same rules? daniel: i read a book about u.s. policy toward china in the 1940's and you can see that mistake. that is the beginning of the american relationship with the chinese communist party, this notion that we just the right amount of trade and diplomatic engagement, the chinese would see the world the way we do. back when i was writing about george marshall, that is something we clung to pretty bitterly. you can see that in some of the chinese policy in the 1990's. just amount -- the right amount of capitalism or diplomacy, the chinese would see the way -- see the world the way we do. that has fallen apart over the last four years. can you use competition, pressure from the coalition to bring the chinese along? we are seeing someth

those are the actions that will ultimately determine whether the chinese communist party will have the opportunity to continue to build out all around the world. gerry: let me ask you briefly before we go to a break, one approach the u.s. could take immediately can and to consider the olympic games what is going on in hong kong in china's relations with its neighbors there's no question it's behave in an aggressive way, some people say one way it's not hugely and ultimately consequential way but one way of demonstrating could hurt the chinese reputation, would you agree with that? >> i do, i think it should start with the united states olympic committee making clear the neck up at our young women women in a position where they have to go to a place where they are competing in games and making a comment adverse to the chinese communist party, they can be arrested, like the majority of people that go to china don't get arrested and held up, that may be true i don't think this should give any parent of any athlete comfort. as a political matter we sell happened in 1936 we saw what happene

keep in mind these numbers are related by the chinese communist party. and spotlight on our veterans we'll introduce ewe to one company helping brothers on the battlefield stay in touch. "mornings with maria" is live right now. >> good morning everyone. i'm maria bartiromo, now the top sthiers we are watching this morning. president biden set to host japan's prime minister to the white house today. but first foreign leader to visit since biden took office. talks are expected to focus heavily on china, the biden administration hoping that japan's allyships will help the u.s. confront beijing over a slew of issues. mainly, the human rights abuses in xinjiang house speaker naption cutting down democrats effort to expand the supreme court from nine justices to 13. but she did reaffirm her support for president biden's commission to study the proposal. she said in six months time she could have a change of heart. republicans are rallying against the progressive idea house minority leader kevin mccarthy telling me yesterday it is an attempt power move by democ

the communist chinese party runs the chinese government which are then dispersed at the chinese tech companies who decided that oceana has always been at war with east asia or eurasia and that is something that they have come to live with their in china. this is something a one-party state like california in particular for the intertwining of party with the government and the large tech companies who are then listening and complying with these regulations, let's think about it. your previous guests brought this up which is that dr. fauci in february was saying masks don't work so does that mean youtube in february should have been taking down videos in which i and some other people were expressing skepticism around this? that would technically be in violation of government practice and now they are doing the opposite, this just goes to show how dystopian this can get very quickly. >> tucker: sure. google is suppressing the photographs of the governor of virginia and blackface which tells you a lot so if you have the most powerful companies in the world working secretly to help a spec

communist party. this woman is a reporter on the features desk of apple daily. like others, she has asked us not to use her real name. she started working at the paper because of its independent culture. apple daily is one of the very few media that do not kowtow to the beijing authority. she is the youngest at the paper, having onlyjust graduated from university. her first taste of journalism was reporting on the protest movement for the student paper. i was taking video. it was a tragedy, happening again and again and again. a lot of people got hurt and they got shot by rubber bullets. you can see that in some ways apple daily is much more than just a newspaper. you can see how closely associated it is with the protest movement. amy has asked not to show her face. she is an investigative reporter who wants to show us what life is like as an apple dailyjournalist. you are not afraid of being filmed? i am afraid, so i am wearing a mask. also because of covid—19, but also i'm afraid. being an investi

communist party. this woman is a reporter on the features desk of apple daily. like others, she has asked us not to use her real name. she started working at the paper because of its independent culture. apple daily is one of the very few media that do not kowtow to the beijing authority. she is the youngest at the paper, having onlyjust graduated from university. her first taste of journalism was reporting on the protest movement for the student paper. i was taking video. it was a tragedy, happening again and again and again. a lot of people got hurt and they got shot by rubber bullets. you can see that in some ways apple daily is much more than just a newspaper. you can see how closely associated it is with the protest movement. amy has asked not to show her face. she is an investigative reporter who wants to show us what life is like as an apple dailyjournalist. you are not afraid of being filmed? i am afraid, so i am wearing a mask. also because of covid—19, but also i'm afraid. being an investi

it's controlled about it terrorist group known as the chinese communist party. if you want a piece of the action of the chinese communist party, you have to do their bidding which means trashing your own country and attack your own country as racist. as far as i'm concerned it's a price far too high to pay. we shouldn't be paying that price. dan: it's disturbing. thanks for joining us. i really appreciate it. how biden's weak policies at the border are making the u.s. a target for terror. dan: crisis at the southern border getting worse. it's so bad joe biden is quieting considering restarting the construction of the border wall. it's easier to come into the united states at the southern border than it is to begin the to a yankees game in new york. recently it was revealed two weneni entered the u.s. he's one of 172,000 people who tried to cross into the u.s. alone. the largest number ever record. border patrol is lucky enough to catch the terrorists and the gang member. by minority leader kevin mccarthy makes a good point. >> it makes me more concerned necessit

the chinese communist party wants you to believe that america is in decline. that's nonsense. this is a strong nation, with deep democratic institutions. well, the china challenge for this administration is probably the biggest faced by any us administration since the second world war. the balance of power is slowly but steadily shifting towards beijing. it's why i've therefore described the 20205 as the decade of living dangerously in us—china relations, because when you start to achieve parity between states on the economy, on the military, on technology, then, frankly, you have much more volatility in their behaviour, towards one another. and with china's influence sprawling beyond its borders, that volatility has the potential to send shockwaves around the globe. kevin rudd, who has met china's leader on many occasions, believe xijinping is a man in a hurry. his doctine on china's foreign policy is to push hard and fast and far in the assertion of chinese interest and values, whereas trump by—and—large was indifferent to most of that in his america first strategy. th

yeah, under the national security law, if you say something that the chinese communist party doesn't like or they see it as breaching the national security — for example, if you try to... ..about the protest, you are likely to be submitted under the law and you could face up to life imprisonment or be extradited back to china. so, this is a political charge. it's basically a speech crime. therefore, a lot of hong kong people feel like their freedom are being quashed under the law. and i wonder how this makes you feel given your position now, having been granted asylum in britain, and what this means for other people in hong kong who potentially would like to get that, and in light of what the uk government has promised, this £113 million uk support package for immigrants. so, we have been seeing protesters in hong kong fleeing out of the city. many of them actually don't have a bno passport like me, so they had to apply for asylum. and i think i could set up a reference for the government to look up to these applications and try to facilitate them so that protesters in hong kong c

they see democracy as a threat to the chinese communist party. and so any criticism that they can place upon america and our efforts to promote democracy, they see as advancing their goal. secretary of state blinkenen should be very concerned about chinese criticism of democracy because any time we play into their narrative, we weaken america and we strengthen them. maria: i totally agree. but congressman, let's face it. while the democrats and joe biden are race baiting, our enemies and adversaries are ramping up. this week, putin amassed 100,000 troops on ukraine's borders, threatens that anybody who crosses moscow's red line on territorial or other issues will regret their deeds. what's going on with russia right now? >> this is of grave concern. we had top generals and admirals on capitol hill last week sounding the alarm about what china and russia are doing, modernizing military and nuclear weapons. they were sounding the alarm not just because they're concerned about what our adversaries are doing, over the next five years they could have

can cover for the chinese communist party. that was a misstep. i hope they will begin to take seriously the responsibility and hold the chinese communist party accountable. i hope they unite the world. the world can see now what the chinese communist party did to them. europe and india and brazil are all still struggling with the wuhan virus. the bio-safety in their lab is inadequate to assure us this won't happen again. >> john: thank you. welcome to the fox team. >> great to be part of the team. >> john: the white house now. president biden is the to make his announcement on afghanistan about 15 minutes from now. >> sandra: another night of violence in american cities. left wingadvocators join the chaos. ted williams will tell us what officials need to do to take back control of these cities. here's huge news for veteran homeowners. introducing refiplus from newday usa. with interest rates near record lows refiplus lets you refinance to save money every month. plus you could get an average of $50,000 cash. that's money for security today and mo

it's controlled about it terrorist group known as the chinese communist party. if you want a piece of the action of the chinese communist party, you have to do their bidding which means trashing your own country and attack your own country as racist. as far as i'm concerned it's a price far too high to pay. we shouldn't be paying that price. dan: it's disturbing. thanks for joining us. i really appreciate it. how biden's weak policies at the border are making the u.s. a border are making the u.s. a target for terror. stay restless with the icon that does the same. the rx crafted by lexus. get 0.9% apr financing on the 2021 rx 350 experience amazing at your lexus dealer. my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 14 day system. with a painless, onesecond scan i can check my glucose without fingersticks. now i'm managing my diabetes better and i've lowered my a1c from 8.2 to 6.7. you can do it without fingersticks, too. ask your doctor for a prescription for the freestyle

and the chinese communist party once again silencing democracy. media tycoon and good friend of the program jimmy lai was found guilty overnight in hong kong for organizing what china is calling an unauthorized march during height of 2019 protest. lai and 8 other activists pled not guilty. the verdict comes a few days after a sweeping new law will limit how those in hong kong can elect their leaders. markets are higher this morning. today marks the first day of the second quarter. the first quarter dominated by retail stocks, nft, celebrity spacs, dow industrials this morning are up and on the quarter gain of the first quarter of almost 8% on the dow industrials. nasdaq up 2 and three quarters percent on the quarter and s&p higher by 5 and 3 quarters percent. good 3-month period for markets for sure kicking off 2021. joining me to talk all about it. adviser investment, chief investment officer jim lowe and fox business dagen mcdowell and republican strategist and pinion enterprise ceo joseph pinion. great to see everybody. let me kick it off with

it's controlled about it terrorist group known as the chinese communist party. if you want a piece of the action of the chinese communist party, you have to do their bidding which means trashing your own country and attack your own country as racist. as far as i'm concerned it's a price far too high to pay. we shouldn't be paying that price. dan: it's disturbing. thanks for joining us. i really appreciate it. how biden's weak policies at the border are making the u.s. a target for terror. when heartburn takes you by surprise. fight back fast, with new tums naturals. free from artificial flavors and dyes. at philadelphia, we know what makes the perfect schmear of cream cheese. you need only the freshest milk and cream. that one! and the world's best, and possibly only, schmelier. philadelphia. schmear perfection. start your day with secret. secret stops sweat 3x more than ordinary antiperspirants. the new provitamin b5 formula is gentle on skin. with secret, outlast anything! no sweat. secret hey xfinity, show me disney plus... i'm here on business. i need your h

if you think that the chinese communist party has any intention of delivering on any commitment it's made, you haven't been watching. you haven't been watching hong kong and gin jong and what they have done to christians and tibetans and the commitments they have made to the people in tijuana. a distrust but verify was our model when dealing with the chinese. for the biden administration to think they achieved a victory today because china made some in the air misty eyed good wonderful feeling summit commitment is just being played for a patsy. >> bret: here is your successor talking about this day and talking reflecting back to how you all handled it. >> we want every country here to know we want to work with you to save our planet and we're -- we're all committed to finding every possible avenue of cooperation on climate. there are many issues on which we don't all see eye to eye. this isn't one of them. >> bret: some of those countries said they felt this breath of relief that they were dealing with a u.s. that was in to fighting climate change. is that fair looking backwards? >>

communist party or otherwise that it may not be american doesn't automatically assume that they are involved with some sort of illegal activities and that's why we have investigations on these things with the parties need to do this focus on the activity that every individual jobs met gates on the floor going to his colleagues new pictures while there are women right there to see how long it's just highly inappropriate in any work city but particularly in the united states capitol building particularly after his involvement with the insurrection and heard on the 6 number of things that continue to build up against him and i think our republican nominee joe. well that's what i want to ask to stay because guess what why is this just the thing same thing or stop why has all sort of come out now it's like you start with one and then everything the snowball happen or finding out all of these other things that have gone on. he is what concerns me though you know january 6th has nothing at all to do is what we're discussing here nothing at all it's a cheap drive by smear and it's a talking

communist party. those are places you want to go back to. there are places that the american people demand that president trump and administration take it away from. i hope whenjoe biden talks about going back, that is not what he is thinking about. the former polish foreign minister is familiar withjoe biden's team. yes, it is back because america was beginning to behave, i don't want to overstate it, but instead of the world's placement, which is to say a force for law and order, was behaving under trump as the world's opportunist. now america is back as the leader of the free world, and thatis the leader of the free world, and that is a good thing.— the leader of the free world, and that is a good thing. where exactly should america _ that is a good thing. where exactly should america be _ that is a good thing. where exactly should america be exercising - that is a good thing. where exactly should america be exercising that l should america be exercising that leadership? almost everyone we spoke

it's controlled about it terrorist group known as the chinese communist party. if you want a piece of the action of the chinese communist party, you have to do their bidding which means trashing your own country and attack your own country as racist. as far as i'm concerned it's a price far too high to pay. we shouldn't be paying that price. dan: it's disturbing. thanks for joining us. i really appreciate it. how biden's weak policies at the border are making the u.s. a border are making the u.s. a target for terror. ♪♪ forget what your smoking-hot moms and teachers say, just remember my motto. if you ain't first... you're last! woo-hoo! so you want to make the best burger ever? then make it! that means cooking day and night until... [ ding ] success! that means... best burger ever. intuit quickbooks helps small businesses be more successful with payments, payroll, and banking. hey, dad! hey, son! no dad, it's a video call. you got to move the phone in front of you like..like it's a mirror, dad. you know? alright, okay. how's that? is that how you hold a mir

>> reporter: he is not a significant threat to the chinese communist party. the story around jack ma has two elements one is the crackdown of the business atmosphere in ant and his commerce alibaba those companies will not be as powerful once the regulatory settlement is reached. you have to think of jack ma is one of the most influential people in china and on the international stage. the party is worried about that second spheres of influence. here is a rich and powerful businessman who was bringing in talented business men into his own school and training up a loyal following of alumni. that organization outside the party's limits, outside of the direct control, is something it gets worried about if anyone was doing that in china, let alone jack ma, the party would not tolerate for long. >> tom, the chinese government is looking at big technology and media companies for some time handing out small fines which are significant in the overall signal they are sending. what can when expect is there a signal that other tech companies will tsay, you know, we take

vladimir putin, this meeting comes amid heightened tensions with the chinese communist party. john kerry and chinese counterpart agreed to cooperate ahead of the summit. energy and the environment keith and great to see you this morning, thank you very much for joining us. isn't it ironic, keith, that you have summit with xi as featuring speakers and it's china the biggest polluter in the world? >> you're absolutely right, maria, and we all want to take action on climate. they are by far the biggest polluter the united states has reduced omissions or carbon omissions in the last 15%. china is clearly motivated because citizens are demanding it plus when it comes to things like solar energy which industry expert expect to be 50 to 70% of the energy by 2050, they in essence have a monopoly on that. they are motivated by that. you know, we've got really one company in the u.s. for solar that owns 2% of the market. this is a big issue when it comes to jobs growing our gdp and where they manufacture their solar, the majority of them, we know the united states has declared punishabl

. >> i'm ecstatic the world is coming to see the recklessness of the chinese communist party engaged in the cover-up, fundamentally cost so much loss of life across the world. i hope they will begin to take seriously the responsibility, the chinese communist party accountable. >> ontario's visit to china comes days before president biden is expected to host a virtual meeting with world leaders on climate change, the meeting is set to take place april 20 second and april 20 third. >> reporter: patrice was breaking in 20,$000 a month, the chairwoman of the jail reform group, campaign finance records showing reform bill a jails all about 191,$000 in total. the payments coming from a self-described freedom flyer facing back lash a real estate spending spree. >> the department of education considering a framework that promotes, quote, dismantling racism and mathematics. it will consider the framework throughout the year and the school board will take action in november. educators for quality and inequality sounding the alarm on the program, they sent a letter to state leaders asking them

we are very concerned by the aggressive attitude of the chinese communist party and how they are seeking global domination the time we get to the midpoint of the century. we are pushing back and pleased that our allies are pushing back on the chinese communist party and beijing, when it comes to huawei and 5g advancement, when it comes to what they are doing in xinjiang and the uighurs, the genocide being carried out. the aggressions against the hong kong freedom fighters, tibetans, mongolians, and of course what they are doing to taiwan. we are concerned about all of that for china. when it comes to big tech, we are continuing to work there. with facebook, there are situations where they have shared information with some governments. other governments like the u.k. in the u.s. have been more successful in dealing with facebook, but their lack of attention to privacy of their online users is something that we are focusing on right now. caroline: do you want changes in antitrust law? sen. blackburn: yeah. and we are reviewing antitrust and there is bipartisan agreement there also. just li

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. >> delta airlines are business partners with the chinese communist party. the same chinese communist party. >> juan: with baseball values that they he want people to have the right to vote. meanwhile you hear all this talk about china, is that dodge. >> he is an idiot. plain and simple no one is being discriminated against. is a awesome watching major league baseball pray pretentious virtue league signaling when all major league platforms for the all-star game fans can vote five times over a 24-hour period. so you want to talk about corruption? look in the mirror, major league baseball. look how you do your voting for all-stars. okay. let's -- the only reason why mlb is doing this it's connected to the china problem. if you can buy off the woke with this type of virtue signaling, it makes them feel good. it makes the woke feel so good that they really don't care about the slave labor, right? it doesn't really bother them. so they're actually buying off these kind of attention-seeking, short attention span activists so they don't chase them after the bigger

the chinese communist party wants you to believe that america is in decline. that is nonsense. this is a strong nation with deep democratic institutions. the china challenge _ democratic institutions. the china challenge for - democratic institutions. the china challenge for this administration is probably the biggest — administration is probably the biggest faced by any us administration since the second world _ administration since the second world war. the balance of power is slowly — world war. the balance of power is slowly but steadily shifting towards beijing. that's why we — towards beijing. that's why i've therefore described the 20 205 i've therefore described the 20 20s as — i've therefore described the 20 205 as the decade of living dangerously and us—china relation5, because when you start— relation5, because when you start to _ relation5, because when you start to achieve parity between states — start to achieve parity between states on — start to achieve parity between states on the economy, on the military, — states on the economy, on the milit

china has a big role and we know the mlb just signed onto a big contract with the chinese communist party back tech company that dropped the nba because the houston rockets manager came out in favor of the hong kong protesters being cracked down by beijing. you live in hong kong, talk about the broader issue outside of the culture war of democrats attacking the georgia law but at the same time they are perfectly fine with backing china privately and from a government perspective. guy: the hypocrisy is breathtaking, but they are totally incoherent for reasons you just laid out. senator rand paul, you're exactly right when he said. i was wondering when my discuss as a baseball fan have subsided from yesterday show today show on this issue, the answer, no, it is not subsided. i saw this tweet from senator schumer from the majority leader in the senate and as a new yorker to refer the georgia law as a racist voter suppression law, there it is. here's what bothers me you mentioned this at the top of the show new york has half the number of early voting days compared to georgia under the new la

one of the chinese communist party's unofficial media outlets the global times put it bluntly. "the u.s. has neither the moral stand ignore the real power to issue orders to china over climate issues." and of course things worked out so well the last time the biden administration try to get china do something. >> there are many problems within the united states regarding human rights which is admitted by the u.s. itself as well. such as black lives matter -- it's important that we manage our respective affairs well instead of deflecting the claim on somebody else in this world. >> laura: since then, secretary blinken and his foreign policy shop have tried desperately to convince the american people and the rest of the world they do take the ccp challenge seriously. by now, it's pretty obvious, we cannot persuade other countries to work with the united states unless we are perceived to be as strong and proud of our country as china is of theirs. of course, biden officials with their ongoing defamation of america are encouraging the riots that hurt our poorest communities back ho

because the chinese communist party, they can keep sending these things. they have so many more and they can overwhelm and over powter small democratic nation. they're trying to intimidate and wear them out and weaken their will. >> charles: right. speaking of wakened will, i got chills when i saw the taiwanese foreign minister said they would defend themselves for the very last day. sounds like they're preparing for defeat. >> what they're doing, they're trying to demonstrate that if china decides to do this, china could ultimately overwhelm taiwan. what taiwan should do is what they're doing, which is demonstrate that they would make it so painful for the chinese communist party it wouldn't be worth it. the united states has a major role to play here. i appreciated the comments that you played from senator blackburn. it's more that the united states should protect a democratic nation. it's that if china tax taiwan, they will have unimpeded access to the pacific up to the united of high, guam, the west coast of the united states. there's a geo political c

communist party which basically means that. every person who try to stand will have to be vetted and being deemed as subtable by the communist party or the chinese government and on that basis then you can have a free. and open election but if you are not pre-approved by the communist party then there is a bit of a problem while political scientists and the director of so as china institute in london thank you so much for joining us to share that expertise on what is really a historic day for hong kong we appreciate your insight you're welcome. well police say that a few people have been killed in a shooting in the u.s. city of indianapolis local media say that several more have been taken to hospitals in the area police responded to reports of shots fired at a fed ex facility on the southwest side of the city near indiana indianapolis international airport the police have confirmed that the gunman is dead and said that they do not believe that the general public is in immediate danger. after a preliminary search of the grounds

-- the chinese communist party's surveillance state. we as americans have to recognize and understand that we cannot expect to maintain our own freedoms and security and prosperity if we take the approach, you know what, if it's happening across the ocean, it is happening are set our borders -- outside our borders, it's not our concern. we know it's something case. when you're talking about the work we have to do with our allies, whether you are talking about the work we need to do on cybersecurity or in space, nuclear modernization, you know, we always have to remember that what is provocative is weakness. the best way to avoid having to use military force is for our adversaries to have no doubt that we will, if necessary. you don't want your adversaries ever to think they can challenge us, they can take actions that challenges our allies. if they make a mistake, that is very dangerous. and so, i think we have to be clear, i am concerned about the defense budget that has just been proposed. we also had a letter signed by 50 house democ

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there is no chinese communist party in europe. there is no ideological -- so it will be a complicated balance to find. there will be containment. there will be engagement. as for the human rights, it will be a problem. the u.s. will have to find how not to go too far, being faithful to their values. i am going to sound a bit cynical, but i don't think that the biden administration will allow the human rights issue to undermine the relationship. the americans -- the administration knows that china is not going to change its policy, human rights policy. it is not going to become a western democracy in the coming decades. the u.s. will have to have a relationship with china. >> would you frame that -- but i am listening to you, i am thinking of the relationship with saudi arabia and the jamal khashoggi issues. joe biden said he would not deal with the crown prince. saudi u.s. relations are largely on track. is that a similar case in your mind? >> you can go beyond that because china is i think 20 times more important to the u.s. then