the ccp has more or less fully integrated china into a ccp dominated order. i think this is just indicative of -- as they become capable of carrying up deals that they signed a quarter-century before, they may decide to do so when it suits their interest. it is also a pretty stark warning of what might happen in taiwan. if china is able to exert control of that island. for a long time, the primus was not -- the promise was that of taiwan unified with tcp led china you would have a one country to system where china want was able to maintain its own traditions even as it was part of the people's republic of china. i think that was always a cynical promise. it is hard for me to imagine an authoritarian government, and it has become hard to sustain now. >> we have about 20 minutes left. we are talking about his new book, danger zone, the coming conflict with china. let's talk about xi jinping for a bit. he just announced a bilateral with president biden. how important is he to the ccp's aims? >> i think he is very fundamentally important. i don't want to go too f

and then require religious organizations to spread the principles and policies of the ccp. this was so far-reaching that practice your religion no longer matters christian or buddhist the only religion allowed is safese and the ccp. president she's efforts as president she's efforts although the chinese of officials most notably he brought that to another conference on imagine and in addition to reiterate that religion he insisted china strengthen for online religious affairs and then to the latest release new regulation and requiring them to receive licenses shortly after the regulation in 2022 they began training the staff to ensure an important these new regulations have troubling expansion of the surveillance state. authorities will still clearly meeting will in religion has darkly that was the key agencies responsible for the apparatus jointly issuing a new online regulation with the ministry of public security. the oversight of religious activity expands far beyond local administrators. think rather now has authority to extend the watch flyover people of faith. the ch

it was noted that from the beginning stages of the covid-19 outbreak the who repeated the upheld ccp statements as truth. an examination of public statements including praise of the handling of the pandemic reveals a willingness to ignore signs and other credible sources. we do not know everything that happened when the threat of covid-19 first appeared, the director general acted in an effort to defend the ccp's leadership from criticism. this bowing negatively impacted the world, disturb the world's understanding and hamper the global response -- hampered the global response. we would have some input into the operations of the agency. the who refuses to include taiwan in held assembly. taiwan held a reserve status at meetings but this changed after taiwan elected a government that was far less accommodating to the ccp. additionally, we wish to see reforms made to other entities such as the united nations human rights council which has some of the most greatest violations of its members including china, cuba and venezuela who cover up human rights violations in many different countr

current so the ccp is buying land. right? the ccp is improving every single purchase is made in the u.s., right >> we have separation of private interest in government. we have liberty. in china doesn't work the same way. everyone is accountable to the chinese communist party and it's open to abuse and spying, that's a major red flag. i don't how the situation happened. >> laura: they have millions of people enslaved in labor camps and more welcoming them here. in bloomberg there was a piece implying that the chinese investment in u.s. farmland, to ban that, would be a national security or food security issue for us. he went on to say it was racist, a bloomberg writer, it's racist to ban china. the libertarians think this is all open markets, open borders, there still peddling that nonsense. your reaction? >> the response is that there are of her adversaries who haven't raised concerns. north korea, venezuela. it's just the chinese thing. any adversary to china should be shown the door. >> laura: this is crazy. and lars, lest

but this change after taiwan elected a government that was far less accommodating to the ccp. additionally, we wish to see reforms made to other entities such as the united nations human rights council, which is something most egregious human rights violators as its members, including china. cuba, and venezuela. to cover up human rights venice a violations. in many different countries, including the horror is conducted up on china's muslim uyghur population. since 1940, five the u.s. has accomplished incredible things. and i look forward to ensuring that their good work does continue in the future. but, we must also ensure that the funding we provide would be used in the most effective way possible to better the lives of american taxpayers. and then go back to their original mission. the united states must continue to use its voice and vote at the un to pursue necessary reforms, advocate for accountability and transparency, support vital humanitarian efforts, and stand up against the malign influence of actors like russia and ccp. i want to thank our witnesses for being here t

the ccp big brother going global. it's a very big concern and it's free, one-stop logistics shopping, subsidized by the ccp. subsidized in part because jamie dimon and larry think helped prop up china's economy. >> laura: we've been talking about this the entire assignment because i've been writing about china for about 21 years or so. it's been such a major focus of mine since i got into media. we have these woke corporate ceos who made billions in part in china propping them up, growing their economy, growing their military. the u.s. government green lit at all. but now they come and lecture us here in the country about this law or black lives matter, pick whatever issue is trendy at the moment. they do it without any hint of irony, you know, double standards. they get applause from "the new york times" crowd every time they go to a new clinton global initiative. >> yeah, and yet they lobby to get into the financial markets in china. they work really hard to get these variable interests from china into our stock mar

so the ccp is buying land. i'm sorry. i i'm just going to you guys aresu all academic, going to say the way regular people talk. the ccp is approving everythe cs single i purchase that's made in the united states . >> yeah. one way or another in one way or another, because because well, in america we have separation of private business and government. we have liberty.we we have freedom in china that doesn't exist. private companieliberty.s areoet ultimately accountable and must answer to the chinese communist party. there's no way around that. and if they're buying land by a military base that is open to abuse, it's open to spying. >> that is a major red flag. >> and i don't know how this situation happened, but it is absolutely right. i mean, shouldn't be to buy. anything here. oh, yeah.: they they can't have millions ofslavd people enslaved in labor camps.a and we're welcoming here the last month, adam minter bloomberg wrote a piece implying that the chinese investment in us farmland to ban that would be a national nat

>> some people describe it as a technical desert, earlier targets for ccp's environmental destruction. they still use the calls in the case of tibetan destroying forests and serious water pollution in the tibetan area and the chinese government attempts to mass migrate moving people from internal parts of in the chinese cities also creating pressure on people's lives. in recent years as topic talked about enough as it has been in the past. we need to pay attention, i worry the chinese are trying to buy time waiting dalai lama's time to expire and it will be a disastrous situation both inside and outside of tibet. we don't know the whereabouts and it should concern us so comes down to this view of religion. religious freedom that naturally brings people and makes the society prosperous. instead of spending billions in domestic security and the population were fearful of their own population. living the life they want to live so in the long term the chinese communist party for worldwide concerns also creating long-lasting effects on the chinese society. >> thank you and i yield back my

the ccp sent all the goons and jimmy lai trying to fight for freedom. they could arrest anybody that says anything about the ccp, so why would the u.s. comply to do it in hong kong? >> because the strongest foot soldiers that china has in the united states are fortune 500 companies who don't want anything to change. they want predictable profits, period. maria: they want the money? >> well, look, their bonuses depend on it. they have to make next quarter and the year and if some people get hurt and intentions are skimmed, that's fine by them, so they are going to advocate for this relationship. maria: so do you think a guy like larry fink who runs blackrock understands that when he says double down, triple down on owning chinese stocks to all of his investors he has trillions in aum under asset management. do you think he understands that he's recommending investing in the very companies that may very well turn around and get hostile on american and they are stealing intellectual property? >> of course he understands. larry fink can't be smart and stupi

so while the ccp might claim that the countries of the middle east should be free from u.s. influence, they are taking every possibly needs to exert their own influence and control. perhaps this might offer an opportunity as its interests in the region grow, chad will not be able to maintain an image of distant objectivity. deepening engagement with ideologically opposed regional players will eventually drag china into a geopolitical quagmire. secretary leaf, i hope you can address these concerns today and answer some key questions such as, what will it take to win that competition? and what can congress do to support that goal? we want to help, all of us. when it comes to national security, we can't afford to spend time playing politics. i believe we are at a crossroads in our relationship with the region. the steps we take now will determine if the administration's actions will permanently alter the geopolitical landscape or reinforce why america have been a dependable ally of choice for our allies, there for over 70 years. i am pleased that we are here to discuss such an

it's ccp big brother going global. it's a very big concern. it's free onestop logistics, shopping subsidized by the ccp and subsidized in part because jamie dimon, larry fink, help prop up china's economy. yeah, i mean, we've been talking about this this entire segment because as you know, i've been writing about china for, what, twenty one years or so. this has been such a major focus of mine since i got into the media. we have these corporate ceos, michael, who've made billions in part in china, propping them up, growing their economy, growing their military. the u.s. government greenlit it all so the right to that extent. but now they come and lecture us here in the country about this law or black lives matter or pick whatever issue is trendy at the moment. >> and they do it without any hint of of irony or, you know, double standards. and they get the applause from the new york times crowd every time they go to a new clinton global initiative event. >> yeah. and yet they they lobby to get into the financial markets of china. they work reall

this is the ccp party line when parting with countries at ideological odds with each other. where we mustn't tie u.s. foreign assistance to positive steps and health, human rights, food security and any other number of themes, beijing only opens its checkbook. so while the ccp might claim that the countries of the middle east should be free from use influence, they are taking every possible means to exert their own influence and control. perhaps this may offer an opportunity as its interest in the region go, title not be able to maintain an image of distant objectivity. deepening engagement with ideologically oppose regional players will eventually drag china into a geopolitical quagmire. secretary leaf, i hope you can address these concerns today, and after some key questions today such as what will it take to win that competition? and what can congress do to support that goal? we want to help, all of us, when it comes to national security we can't afford to spend time playing politics. i believe we are at a crossroads in a relationship with the region. the steps we take no

so chinese restaurants, quote, unquote, quasi-police stations opened up by the ccp? for what purpose? >> good morning, will, thanks for having me. indeed as you have said it what we've seen is that china obviously, we know the prc has been pursuing this kind of transnational policing activities for quite a while. we just reported on them in january of this year the way they're using a illegal incident to have targets return from across the world. these are massive operations. what weigh come across following a statement in august 2022 from the ministry of public security itself stating that they had successfully persuaded to return 230,000 targets between april 2021 and july of this year alone under a single campaign. those numbers were so staggering. so we went to delve into it a little deeper. what we found they are using these kind of overseas moment associations, community cooperation centers for chinese overseas. on one hand often do have a legitimate purpose in assisting the chinese overseas communities but what we found is that something they're obviously not

this is the ccp strategy, acquire as much land and ports all around the world and militarize those ports. we've seen this throughout africa. we've seen this elsewhere in the world and now we are seeing it in a real significant way in south america. >> well, you can only militarize ports and other facilities in what you have absolute control over and this is where the chinese death trap diplomacy plays in. if they are managing, if they are simply managing a port, that's one thing because that doesn't really give you the right to militarize. it's place where the chinese signed 99-year leases and have essentially repossessed the facility where they can do that and that's the issue that's going to be in central and south america to what extent does china have such a hold over the port and the country in question that says, look, you can't pay it back, i'm taking over the port and then i can militarize. maria: yeah, that's right. they've done that with the south china sea, right? >> well, with the south china sea it's a little bit different because there they literally built islands out of no

politically with the chinese and russians meeting, with xi probably going to serve as leader of the ccp for life, ought to concern every american, every person on earth. you know, to cut to the chase here, maria, that we're not alarmists at the heritage foundation. we are sober, however, about the reality of this and the president's remarks don't give us any confidence that the leader of the free world is up to the task. maria: yeah. i mean, it was supposed to be strategic ambiguity but the president has not been ambiguous at all. he keeps saying that troops would defend taiwan. >> it's terrible. i mean, you know me and heritage well enough to know we're all for supporting the taiwanese but we're also for sovereignty at home and that is including in taiwan. the taiwanese will decide whether they are going to be independent or not and this position of strategic ambiguity has sea served us well. the president however, now nor the third time has talked about american troops being on the ground in taiwan. that is not our position. this isn't a republican or democrat position, this is an ame

madam president, today i'm pleased to report that the ccp has made a serious miscalculation. allow me to explain. you see, earlier this month i was in west lafayette on the campus of purdue university. indiana's governor eric holcomb and purdue's president mitch daniels were of course there. we were joined by u.s. secretary of commerce gina raimondo and u.s. secretary of state antony blinken. our group saw up close the amazing work that purdue is doing across its technology ecosystem. we met and spoke with many talented students and professors, and we had a productive discussion about ways to bolster our national security and economic competitiveness. not coincidentally, we did this in a hall named for neil armstrong. not coincidentally because our conversation focused on the chips and science act. this is legislation i and others in the senate worked on for years that i'm proud was finally signed into law in august. the chips and science act will unleash the same enterprising american spirit that sent neil armstrong to the moon aboard apollo 11, the same spirit beijing belie

tell me what's going on and why the ccp is acquiring land in america close to military bases. is this another part of their surveillance campaign of america? >> well, look, i mean, they're acquiring land all over the world for one main purpose is china can't feed itself from the inside. they have to to feed themselves and supply energy from external trade and acquisitions so they're doing it in latin america, australia, africa and they're doing it here too. we definitely don't want to have farmland owned by an adversary government, certainly near any of our bases. we still have a problem with chinese ict technology and drones and even cameras that are still used in the u.s. to say nothing of consumer technology that's potentially very invasive for the average american and all of that should be done away with. i think cfius will have to take a broader view of national security here and ensure there aren't communist party owned assets in the united states, period, across a very -- much broader spectrum when it comeses to u.s. security so certainly they shouldn't own farmland and

maria: yeah, especially as the fbi's head has told us how dangerous is the ccp. okay, what are you doing about it? what have you done about it? chinese president xi jinping is expected to meet face to face with russian president vladimir putin tomorrow. that's happening at the shanghai corporation summit ahead of the meeting beijing's top d diplomat told ambassador willing to take global order. i guess the global order china is number 1 and russia is number 2. >> yes, clearly r china and rusa form the new axes. we have got to understand that the world is divided. you know, a lot of americans say well, we don't want a new cold war. well, the point is the russians and the chinese do and they are working very closely and this is going to be the 39th time that xi jinping and vladimir putin have met in person. number 39. maria: wow. well, what about all of the times that xi jinping has spoken to joe biden. i think it's at least 5 times that they've spoken on the phoe and we don't have any evidence that joe biden raised the origins of covid-19 and why the communist par

council has worked on climate issues extensively in china since 90s, several top officials worked in ccp government responded institutions is that why selling our petroleum to china? >> sure seem like it who knows what hunter biden ties are with companies as well a lot of questions needed to be answer iffed republicans do actually take over in congress. i find interesting about joe biden's argument he acts as those these are happening to him they are happening because of him, these are his policies, when he throws hands up slays southern border or energy production you can't click a switch fix it, of course, you can click the switch back to donald trump settleing where we were net exporters energy first time in decades we have low gas prices, this is all his doing all his fault people notice going to hurt him politically in the midterms no question. >> it was trump filled up strategic petroleum reserve. >> they objected to it they objected to that, too. maria: -- yes, they didn't want him to fill it up, thank god he filled it up, quick break markets bouncing this morning after bear marke

maria: unbelievably how does this work from ccp? james when you and i put the cost together, we talked about the string of indictments that was happening in 2020, it included the -- professor at harvard running chemistry department sharing information with ccp they shut down embassy in houston i want to get your take, on how this works, but james first, discuss a bit about what we wrote in "the cost" two years ago. james: disturbing, encouraging fbi was finally seemed making a priority of this a lot of investigation -- >> doj. >> i don't know how far that has gone if talking about strategic relationship with china, this inflation reduction act it is basically giving them a much bigger role in in energy, polysilicon, key ingredient in solar panels, that is a market dominated by china, so i think this is not in economic agenda unfortunately of the biden administration but, jeffrey just to focus on this statement from the press secretary there defense department that this is a home ownership issue, sovr people looking for residences? t

under the ccp, china has had phenomenal economic growth for the last several decades. i think the reason why many chinese citizens have tolerated their monopoly over power is because they have this implicit contract. they have made life better, at least materially for many chinese, and so this has worked for now. but there's a slowdown and so i think that makes a lot of chinese leaders nervous. and to deal with this, the ccp and president xi has really sort of double down on state intervention and sort of the state sort of pushing its global, or is common prosperity campaign and send in more oversight. i don't think this fits well necessarily with the people of china and so there's a lot of people who are unhappy with the tightening and the growing ideological turn on the country. so this is a lot for xi to deal with. there have been arguments i've seen recently because china is economically slowing down preps it might strike even faster on taiwan one has the chance to do so. this is a debate that has become popular in washington right now. i don't think we can say def

perfect example of this is the ccp's debt trap to plummet see-through -- an initiative. when i meet with partners now and allies around the world i ask, why they're entering into dangerous agreements with chinese counties party. they told me it's because we're not there, as you mentioned, mr. chairman we're not on the field, we are beyond the field if we're gonna win. the u.s. government needs to show up and compete. and by 2050, 25% of the world population will live in africa. and over 60% of the continent is under the age of 30. these transpose incredible opportunities but also a manse challenges. these young people need education, employment, an opportunity to create a better life for themself. that's why strategic investments now by the u.s. to partner with african nations, to address these challenges is so critical. we i want to mention, the ag o, a forum. this is congressionally mandated and it's to bring trade ministers from eligible countries to discuss trade and investment opportunities. i think we need to promoted to a trade and investment. with the continent a

taking money from chinese companies and the ccp ties. >> all of it is a potential threat and it's real and we can't get any action on it from congress. i mean, think about this. this is a real threat and we're putting a pin in it because partisans in congress won't take a look at it. people look at this issue and they say you're telling me the president's son had these deals and it's not influencing what he's doing on the global stage. maria: come on. >> help us out a little bit ear. give us a little credibility, biden administration. of course can, congress won't touch it of so we've got to wait. maria: look at the deals, received $3.5 million wire transfer from the wife of the former mayor of moscow. that's just moscow and the mayor there. what about all the china deals. dagen: exactly. when you listen to president biden talk about his son, hes was asked about it on 60 minutes and he always leans on well, he's a recovering addict. >> right. dagen: and that -- he's running cover for his kid because he's the big guy, 10% for the big guy. and it's also shameful that somehow if you're an

when you're tal talk about the importance of technology and kneeing the ccp -- knowing that the ccp wants to overtake the united states as the full better one super power. >> we're in a great power competition. one real bright spot right now in america is our foreign policy to combat china, to compete with china,s is pretty well agreed on by a lot of both republicans and democrats. and when you get the senators together and you don't talk about domestic policy, they're on the same page on this issue which gives me a lot of hope. our policy to date with china has been ridiculous. we've given them tens of billions of dollars, a huge amount of help in their tech sector from top tech companies and they've been playing very unfairly. they've been keeping us out of their country while benefiting from ours. i think it's a welcome change. the exact details of how you do it have to be throughout through really well. i probably ignore a lot of people in silicon valley who make billions of dollars and a tell them we're not going to help china develop a tech sec. mar--sector. maria: i agree you. over

tiktok data remains vulnerable to the communist party of china that as of the ccp tries to exploit its access to u.s. data and insert u.s. -- content over what users see. despite moving data servers to the u.s. tiktok and by dance employees retain the ability to access this data, that is not true we would like to hear about that today. also we learned yesterday from senator grassley's opening statement with the twitter whistleblower, twitter failed to have america's data accessed by foreign governments. they spoke about how several work for agents of india, china and saudi arabia which is concerning and speaks to our congress, we need more information from platforms and how they secure user data. another consequence of pro-transparency relates to content moderation. i recognize content moderation is a key component to trading say platforms for users, it cannot be the only thing. transparency reports released by companies often detail the amount of content removed for violating company policy. the support does not account for violating content that is left up to the platform and left up

have any way to indict those people who are in charge of surveillance campaigns from the coorks -- ccp. what do you want to do in terms of universities that are allowing potential chinese spies to go in there and go back with intellectual property to the ccp? enter well, canceling the china initiative, just one more example of how president biden is appeasing the communists. it was an effort under the trump administration by the department of justice and fbi to identify and prosecute and then expel chinese spies whether they are working in washington, d.c., conducting classic espy imagine the or whether they're working in our national labs or major university labs that are principally funded in part to try to -- federally funded to try to steal all of that cutting-edge research. we should not be allowing them to be involved in our national labs and universities. maria: all right. senator, thanks very much for your leadership. we'll keep watching all of that. senator tom cotton joining us this morning in arkansas, and we'll be right back. they're investing with merrill. think miss allen

cia director with potential ties in terms of monetary ties, we don't know how do we not know if the ccp is giving grants and donations to the cia? that is crazy. >> it is totally crazy and if it weren't for all the crazy things i've seen in the last year end a half i probably would not believe it but we have some very specific questions that i outlined did not letter, i hope to have a response but it's totally crazy the head of the cia came from an organization that employed communist chinese members that were not on his radar as he alleged to the testimony to the senate. maria: for four years were here in russia, russia, russia putting china and the backdrop that the number one adversary. it's good to see you, real quick before you go on financial services, do you believe were in a recession? you on the financial services committee and we have a fed meeting next week. >> absolutely i believe we have a border crisis and we have a lot of problems the white house refuses to acknowledge. maria: we are looking at a bus on its way to kamala harris' house, thank you very much, we want to look

this means the ccp may have access to 100 million americans personal and proprietary information. as the us government want, access to user data to extend its malign agenda and build dossiers on american citizens. the popularity of this apps will allow china to access data on our children, for future generations of americans. the challenges social media poses to our children are not limited to tiktok. we see the proliferation of child sexual abuse material online. i am proud the sex traffickers act was signed into law in 2018, the first bill to reform section 230 by removing barriers to, prosecution and civil suits against websites that knowingly facilitate online for sex trafficking, because this change in law courts are beginning to affirm section 230 cannot shield internet companies who fail to respond to images of child exportation and continue to profit exploitation on their platforms. the specific case against twitter, and and and meta-announced they would not -- they would instead air on the side of an adult when moderating explicit images that could be children. when the a

thai are allowing potential chinese spies in their to go back withr intellectual property to the cg ccp? >> canceling the china, ju initiative is one more example of how president biden is appeasing the chinese communist for the chinese initiative was on und or after the trump administration by the department of justice and the fbi to identify and prosecute and then expelled chinese spies pretty whether they're working in washington d.c., conducting classic espionage or whether international labs orpr major university labs that are federally fundedpart in part toa toll steal all that cutting-edge research where they shouldhoul reinstate it pretty simple should not allow chinese a communist to be involved in cutting-edgell advance research international labs and universitiesrsit.se quicksort center it's good tnao catch up with you this morning for ala thanl k you so much forr leadership. we'll keep watching all of that. senator tom cotton joining us e this morning in arkansas and we t back. for strength and energy. woo hoo! ensure, complete balanced nutrition with 27 vitamins and mineral

the ccp is our greatest near peer adversary, no question about it. they require constant attention. but how can the u.s. ever be expected to face down the world's largest army if we are unwilling to impose maximum pressure on the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism? the biden administration continues to believe a fanciful idea that american diplomats can sit down with their iranian counterparts and make peace, while denying the billions upon billions of dollars the regime is using to fund terrorist activities against the u.s., our servicemembers, and our ally, israel. the myth of a non-nuclear iran in exchange for sanctions relief is ludicrous. iran hates america. they have active bounties on u.s. national security officials. any further appeasement of this terrorist state is malpractice and this could lead to grave, longlasting consequences to the homeland. ruthless dictators, like xi and putin, and violent extremist organizations like the taliban and terrorists in iran, only respond to strength. friends, i don't want america to be the world's policeman. and i'm not advocati

and as my colleague earlier set for the time being china is the ccp and the ccp is china. they control everything. culturally the chinese government use it as their obligation to give chinese businesses a competitive edge in the global economy through a variety of avenues. o so when you're doing business in china and many if not most instances you are also doing business with the chinese communist party. mr. diamond can you speak to this competition between our country and that west more broadly with china? and what you see the institution's role and other similar global institution and that competition being? if china becomes a dominant economic power in the world, which no doubt is their goal, what you think be the consequences for freedom for us? >> you have to do full comparison. we have all the food we need they don't have the atlantic and pacific and wonderful neighbors in canada and mexico for their the complex region of the world. they've got a huge amount of corruption. they do not have our financial system for they do not have our innovative society for they don'

this means that the ccp may have access to more than 100 million americans' personal and proprietary information. this will allow them to build dossiers on american citizens. the overwhelming popularity of this app will allow china to collect droves of data on our children, the future generations of americans. but the challenges that social media posted to our children are not limited to tiktok. we continue to see the proliferation of child sexual abuse material online. i am proud of the stop enabling sex traffickers act that was signed in 2018. it removed barriers to build criminal prosecution and websites that knowingly facilitate online sex trafficking. because of the change in law, courts are beginning to affirm that the section cannot shield companies when they failed to respond to images of child exploitation and continue to profit off of exploitation on their platforms. we will show that the law needs to be expanded to properly protect children. the fight continues on other platforms that are used to exploit children. meta announced earlier this year that they would err on the

do you think that tensions between the hong kongers and pro—ccp mainlanders in the uk have it been getting worse? personally, i think yes, with what's been seen in incidents, they're notjust verbal, they go physically now. it's difficult to get a true sense of the scale and strength of these tensions. chinese communities in the uk are diverse and they have different feelings about the government in beijing. but when conflicts do arise between hong kongers and those that support the chinese government, the actions on both sides can be problematic. clark is still very politically active since moving to the uk. he's helped to organize protests against the actions of china. he posted a video of a clash between hong kongers and two chinese women standing outside their shop. why are all these guys from hong kong like approaching these women? those chinese taking pictures and video. some hongkongers feel so angry. what do you think about these hong kong guys intimidating these chinese women? i saw you posted this video, but then you also put the addresses of the women online. why did you post the