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so china, it's still coming from china a container is still costing five times more than pre -pandemic. truckers of course want higher wages because there's lack of capacity there. of course gasoline, warehouse costs, all pushing inflation higher, and it's affecting not just imports, but the congestion is killing exports as well. we haven't talked about that. why does that matter? because those are u.s. jobs, right? american manufacturing, and agriculture, produce, wine, rice , meat, the california farm belt lost $2 billion in just five months because farmers there could not get truckers or the shipping companies to move their products to china. >> what we're seeing is the steam ship lines sending empty containers back rather than backhaul filled with american made products or the majority of exports. reporter: so despite the administration claiming that it saved christmas and of course is going to be temporary experts say it's going to get worse before it gets better. >> the average cost for trucker s moving goods used to be three to $500 locally is now $700 to $1,000 in the past thre

. >> you also need to find some swag that's not made in china. that's going to be really hard to do. here's my favorite one of the list, you guys, somebody has to find hunter biden's laptop. it's been lost. >> i think you win an indictment if you find that. >> you do. >> one more thing, find a newlywed, we love newlyweds! >> some newlyweds right out here in this crowd buried keep looking because you want to find a fox news hat, as lawrence said, one of the disgraced cuomo brothers, or a person wearing a diaper. >> there's probably a lot of them out there. >> also a $2 bill to cap it off, the cherry on top. >> that's a good list. and you at home can play along if you want buried >> go get them, guys, the clock starts now. time starts on the scavenger hunt. one, two, three, go. >> we got it! >> i have faith. >> we told you coast-to-coast tonight, but that's new york city, let's take you out to a real party town. i don't know, nashville is giving them a run for their money for sure. new orleans, we got new orleans -- raymond arroyo in new orleans. >

agine it in your head as you watch these ostriches just stampede down the city streets in southern china. >> 80 of the birds made a break for it when a farmworker manning their gait laid a bit of an egg and forgot to lock it. their freedom flight was short- lived thanks to police who helped round them up. >> those things are fast. >> i don't think they are the brightest, though. i think it is easy to coax them in a direction. >> there you go. great video. >>> announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] [cheering and applause] steve: how y'all? how's everybody? i appreciate that. thank y'all. i appreciate it, everybody. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. [cheering and applause] oh, we got a good one for you today, folks. returning for their 5th and final day, with a total of 41,595 bucks, from douglasville, georgia, it's the champs, it's the wizner family. [cheering and applause] and from byron, minnesota,

china is currently building 55 brand-new coal-fired power plants, so call is okay in china but not in america? i think that is absolutely wrong. we need to put america first, and i'm going to stand up and fight for it. >> laura: i applaud your efforts. to play devil's advocate here, what do you say to people who say, this is the role of the government, the federal government should have the same restrictions on business and china as they had in business in the soviet union. so business is there to make money, so you can blame them, they are there to make money, big deal. what is your answer to that? >> my answer to that is laura, i am a market participant. i'm a market participant in this and what i am doing is stating my preferences here in the state and who we want to do business with. if they are not going to comply and meet our standards in terms of our energy industry here in west virginia, then they can go do business elsewhere. and i will say, there are other states that are standing up right now. listen, in november, i led a 15 state coalition where we put together a letter to

. >> this country faces extraordinary threats from russia, iran, china. >> they are out of face with what americans say are the issues. >> only in the is bidenerible, he obviously has issues. >> he has nothing upon what kamala and joe are presenting to this country. >> we have to fight back. >> people in america need to remember who fought for our freedoms and who is continuing to flight. >> the attorney general should show some integrity. >> artificial intelligence is better than no intelligence at all. >> this fist freaky. jesse: oliver stone is one of the hollywood greats. is the intelligence operation so good at selling bogeymans to us that we are at their mercy? >> the intelligence agencies have misled us going back in wars, especially. it's years of misinformation. i would say hollywood tends to economically censor subjects that are critical of the america's foreign policy and krirt cal of the -- critical of the military adventures abroad. i had a hell of a hard time getting "platoon" made as well as other films. jesse: what would you like to see happen to these leaks. >> go di

both in business with china. both fathers soft on china. and so another piece of the puzzle falls into place. essentially the chinese government was funding a business it co-owned with two of america's most powerful democrat political families. so, while biden and hynes sold r dads were serving as vice president and secretary of state. perhaps the single biggest abuser of our country's lies in the hands of bill and hillary clinton. you remember late 90's they established a nonprofit association named the clinton foundation. for years businesses and foreign nationals funneled money into the organization with some vegas goals to help others and perhaps they did do some good. but what really happened is that when hillary clinton became secretary of state fox reports at least 181 companies, individuals and foreign governments that had given to the clinton foundation also lob idea the state department when crooked ran the place. 181 companies. that's a lot of ious from the clintons. i wonder if she ever paid those favors back? we just asking que

. >> welcome to china. >> romania. >> we're looking at the great pyramids of egypt. >> we were the first to do the live remotes from all around the world. >> good morning from the busy opera house in sydney, australia. >> today is the day. >> we've taken our viewers to entry continent. >> this side southern hemisphere, this side northern. >> we touched down at the south pole. >> from south africa, peace. >> with the "a" and ring around it. >> can you explain what internet is >> 70 years later we're still coming into people's homes now on their phones, their computers. >> your phone dinged, it's us. >> the "today" show has always innovated and i think it continues to be ground breaking. >> no matter where you go, we will find you! >> i think what the "today" show does is it makes the world smaller. and it also makes us all feel closer >> there's a deep affection for all of us when the cameras aren't rolling i think the chemistry that happens on air is undeniable. >> i feel we have a special group of people. it's a feeling when you sit there on the set you're sitting with old friends. >> o

, it is crazy how silent — comes to china, it is crazy how silent they— comes to china, it is crazy how silent they become. the comes to china, it is crazy how silent they become.— silent they become. the bbc invited all — silent they become. the bbc invited all 13 _ silent they become. the bbc invited all 13 official - silent they become. the bbc invited all 13 official 0lympic| invited all 13 official olympic partners to comment on chinese treatment on weekends. none took up the bbc�*s offer. the beijing winter olympics will be a showcase for athletes competing at the highest level but a showcase for global brands, well, that is a more complex story. james clayton, bbc news. interesting. finally, if you're one of the many who have given up alcohol this month, you might be glad dryjanuary�*s almost at an end. but the market for non—or low alcoholic drinks — �*nolo' to use the trendy term — is set to continue booming. a recent survey by yougov found that a third of alcohol drinkers in the uk now semi—regularly consume nolo drinks. with major investment from brands like

arsenic is toxic but they did not change what happened to china. those chinese farmers kept growing apples with their arsenic's. juice importers imported cheap apples from china for the u.s. government shutting down u.s. apple manufacturers allowing chinese farmers to grow their apples, importing arsenic laced stuffed in this country, giving the apple to arcades. no one is checking. they work with media, they do conspire, being a charlatan and will they begin the prosper? a full apology, but you ask why am i doing this? if they can silence scientists like me and the wonderful scientists who have raised their head doing the wrong thing with covid, they can silence every voice. >> sean: i live with this every day. we have more dead americans from covid in 2021 then 2020. joe inherited three vaccines and therapeutics like monoclonals. we have now shattered and all-day record for positive covid cases in the country. there are no tests. we ran out of tests. we ran out of therapeutics. where is operation warp speed for testing, so we have enough for ever

brought you those yesterday that no one cares about the human rights abuses against the uyghurs in china. venture capitalist chamath pat pill his comments lacked empathy. he did not apologize. the team. we are hearing alarming stories tonight about afghan refugees here in the u.s. national security correspondent jennifer griffin takes a look at the story tonight from the pentagon. >> abdullah worked as a driver at the u.s. embassy in kabul. he took this photo the day he was evacuated in august. he and his pregnant wife made it on to one of the last military flights and eventually to charlotte, north carolina where he has been living with about 50 afghan families in a motel. >> supermarket [inaudible] >> unlike most of the 124,000 afghans airlifted out of kabul, abdullah has received a social security number. he is one of the lucky ones. >> they have been sitting in hotel rooms for months on end waiting for that card to come in that says they are allowed to work. >> sean, save our allies a group formed by u.s. veterans last august says unless congress acts, these afghans will fail. >> age

china is paying up to $50,000. maria: it has become a familiar sight, groups of five, 10, 20 or more, crossing the river by boat, raft or on foot from mexico into texas and down the winding road along the rio grande. migrants from 150 countries, many hoping to turn themselves in and get processed into america. others sneaking in, an estimated 650,000 got-aways last year. texas has spent $3 billion on security, including a new border wall. >> the problem is growing worse. the number of people coming across the border has continued to increase and along those lines it's just astonishing that we have a president who is failing to step up and do anything about it. maria: under the trump administration, such breaches were at 20-year lows. but over the last year, under the biden administration's open borders, a record 2 million migrants apprehended. many victims of human trafficking and the sex trade. as disturbing, the amount of illicit narcotics making their way in. deadly fentanyl made in china, pushed through mexico

it means bag up and my problems big trade, and problems coming out of china. you talk about the border which is one of the things you're concerned with, it's the fat an all that keeps coming directly from china in an effort to kill off young americans. >> think god i'm not an average person. katie brings up the cleanup, we've been following this, i mean it is like a fight between spouses in joe was the husband that said i now have to apologize for everything he sai when he came home drunk. >> we all know this. >> it's like i did not say that. yes, you did say that. you did say that. as three quarters of an egg above average person, i sit there and watch that with an open mind, i thought the president did a better job than i expected. when you asked them, hey, do yo feel about the fact that most people think you're a little tw senile to do the job, that was good question. but i saw your colleague, and love him to death, is really nice, although, a couple of hours ago he racked that joe biden stood for two hours and i'm thinking, there are people in government t

the port of oakland, which is one day sailing to the north, in fact it's closer if you're coming from china, you come down from the north, it only has five or six days' delays. and yet companies continue to shift everything through long beach. and there is something about human beings that we're creatures of pattern and habit and wee just keep doing the thing we're doing. so i'm not sure that a new port up in oregon or somewhere else on the west coast would get business, because for some reason there is already less delays at these other ports and brands and companies just keep shipping through long beach. i don't have an explanation. >> you can shoot me an email about the knuckleheads that keep going there and we can talk about them and see if they like being talked about on air. maybe they'll find the best way to do is it to go to oakland and not be embarrassed a the supermarket. you've been right the whole way. i wish you weren't every time i wish you weren't right, but darn it, you are. ryan petersen, ceo of flexport who understands the game and it is always a joy to see you sir, thank

thing, he says, is that china has people, too. and we have to make them aware what they do doesn't just impact me, it impacts the world. it impacts themselves. the battle over this river's future may hold lessons for the world. keir simmons, nbc news, the mekong, thailand. >>> up next for us here tonight, the hot dog stand at the center of a community for almost a century >>> finally, the hot dog stand that has come to symbolize a community and has been inspiring america for nearly 100 years here's kevin tibbles >> peppers and onions, right? >> reporter: there is nothing like a chicago dog. >> this food is awesome. >> the neighbor is faithful >> reporter: and at dave's red hots, the line is out the door. >> these hot dogs are made with love and they bring back old childhood memories. >> reporter: eugene yeah's family has owned this west side business for more than a century, a local place people count on. where does your money go >> right back into the community. >> some hot dogs and some chili dogs. >> reporter: but the hot dog h

yao ming is a huge figure around the world, even bigger inside china. so how do you interpret his speaking out about peng shuai's condition? >> good morning, john. i guess i interpret it the same way i interpreted peng shuai's quote, unquote, video visit with the ioc. in my mind, he's basically become a pawn now of the chinese government, yao ming, which i'm really surprised and, quite frankly, very disappointed about. because he was a great nba player. certainly, arguably, the most recognizable chinese athlete all around the world. so it seems to me that he's being played for a pawn for the chinese system, for the chinese government. it's worrying to me that he's said this and made these comments. peng shuai, we haven't heard from her since she appeared with yao and a couple orr ather athl. the chinese approach in these situations has been simple, deny this ever happened. they had peng shuai do it herself, deny the allegations that peng had put out against the official from the chinese government. number two, squash all the news, which they did on thei

what are we, china? i mean, what the heck, if you feel that way about your children, and about the direction of our country, and in america you are afraid to say it? i mean, we have already lost. anyway. will: yeah. joey: we are not afraid to talk here, thank god. will willful i think there will be many opportunities for accountability. hopefully many people out there ready to say enough. we can only hope. he we have to turn now to a few additional headlines. starting with a fox news alert. imrecial leader michael mccaul of texas predicts russian force will conduct the largest invasion in ukraine within the next month. mccaul is pressing the biden administration to additional assistance. ammo and other defensive equipment arrives in ukraine. a large scale nato military exercise is also set for next week. nato says the purpose is to demonstrate the, quote, defensive alliance. and this, a confession in the killing of gabby petino. the fbi saying brian laundrie left a suicide note claiming responsibility fo

if we don't strengthen ourselves internally, then when it comes to country like china and russia and others it makes it more difficult to unify and confront them. i want to thank you very much. and as a part time citizen in florida i want to doubling thank you. >> thank you. >> see you next time on "life, liberty and and then was sent out to police about an unresponsive man in a hotel room. the orange county sheriff's office says there was no foul play or drug use. bob saget was love so no space on many with his rollout danny tanner in full house.

where is china? number one, an official ideology, china is ruled by an official marxist ideology with so-called chinese characteristics. two, a single political party led by one man. well, there is one and only one party in china, the communist party led by one and only one man, who has been elevated to the status of a demagogue like mao. three, a second police. beijing depends upon a police force supervised by the communist party and directed against all so-called enemies of the regime. in point of fact, the national network of forced labor camps still exists in china and is populated by untold numbers of political prisoners. number four, party control of mass communications. through the 90 million members and unlimited budget, the c.c.p. controls all means of mass communications, especially the social media. the majority of the china people know only what they read or see or hear on a government-run media. for them, for example, there is no such thing as the tiananmen square massacre. number five,

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china announces no tickets will be sold to the beijing olympics due to grave covid concerns. how the new reality is weighing on athletes going for the gold. >>> juice jump. more sticker shock at the super market. why this breakfast table staple is seeing a price hike. ♪ alt i do is win, win, win ♪ >>> hot streak. amy schneider third all-time in "jeopardy!" history, winning 34 straight games. what's behind her history making run? >>> good morning, america. great to be here with janai and george. also great to have you join us on this busy tuesday morning. >> very busy, maybe the only woman waking up in america with more luck than me this morning, amy is not here, the "jeopardy!" champ is on a roll. we'll have a lot more on that coming up. >> be careful what you wish for. >>> we'll begin with top airline executives warning of a potential aviation catastrophe when at&t at&t at&t at&t at&t at 5g technology tomorrow. it could make some aircraft unstable. our transportation correspondent gio benitez is at newark airport with the latest. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, geor

because our virologists and epidemiologists and doctors were not able to be on the ground there in china in this regard. one thing the public health officials have all agreed on, whether they be ones that we find agreement with or disagreement with or ones who've been around longer than others, it's that everyone should be vaccinated. i think to dana's point, the omicron variant certainly seems to evade or elude the vaccine but i think public health officials alike have all said that the vaccines real value is reducing hospitalization and death. are there a number of people who may have died with the covid designation because i had some other morbidity, the tour got an accident. one thing that we do know is people dying in hospitals are not those who have been double vaxxed. and those who have been boosted. i feel for dr. walensky. i do hope they get hers to media training. i hope she listens. >> greg: i would rather have a surgeon good with a knife rather than a microphone. we are about 20 minutes away from jesse's big news. i can see that we have the musicians. the musicians are here.

[laughs] why is that more important than what china is. china, china sentinel poisoning. pandemic. bad lawn furniture. why are we reporting them which >> this unfortunately i think this is a little too little, too late. people from here have been streaming their objections for quite some time. only recently has it started to swell and obviously it is too late. i saw a one more thing. to your fence and all point, china just recently had their first case of omicron. lockdowns and if you it. and they allege that it came to the mail from canada to which i say, you're welcome. because every year for the dea, they sent all the fat no, they have a primary source of fat and all in this country both in general answer using international mail. >> emily: now you know what it's like to get something [bleep] in the mail, that's how we feel every day. >> greg: i hate when i get something believe in the mail joe. [laughs] 's before you need to speak to your postman for that. >> greg: will i get it from germany so it's high quality [bleep]. what are your thoughts? should we pull out of the olympic

russia and china don't likena this obviously. so let's say they convinced other global powers that theop u.s. government was abusing its monopoly on monetary control if they do it to us , they might do it to you, they would say. d and then other countries decided to drop the u.s. dollar in favor of a new currency. where would that leave us ? l well,on suddenly the united states would no longer be able to run an economy based on debt . we would be impoverished immediately overnight as no one in washington thought of this apparently not imposing tough new sanctions every few months feeds their morald vanity . it makes them feel like good people. what foolsls they are. both parties, by the way, t participate in this preening about sanctions on television is a lot easier than improving the lives of people in your own country. veso that's what they do. here's republican senator joni ernst of iowa telling yout that protecting ukraine's sacred borders iste much more important than, say, saving americans in des moines fromer overdosing o

china reported its first case of the omicron variant on saturday. the beijing games begin february 4th. there's been a 3rd eruption from an underwater volcano near the island nation of tonga. this time no tsunami advisories have been issued here, australia and new zealand sent military flights to earlier today to try to assess the damage and bring supplies saturday's initial massive blast triggered a tsunami advisory for the entire u.s. west coast. 2 to 3 foot swells from saturday's eruption reached california shores yesterday. the hardest hit was santa cruz where there was some coastal flooding. san francisco, 2 surfers had to be rescued from strong rip currents. >> here in the bay area, family and friends of those living in tonga are still waiting for answers they are on is because communication lines there have been severed and that not only makes it hard for their loved ones who want to know how they're doing. but as kron four's, rob nesbitt tells us, it also makes it hard for people organizing relief for the island to know exactly what supplies

the port city of tianjin in northern china has asked its 14 million residents to stay at home while health officials conduct mass testing following at least twenty cases of covid. two other chinese cities are in lockdown. tianjin is about 100 miles from beijing, where the winter olympics are due to open in a few weeks' time. the biggest, most powerful telescope nasa has ever launched has successfully been assembled in space — two weeks after its christmas day take—off. it's hoped the james webb telescope will teach astronomers about the history of the cosmos, as well as search for signs of life on other planets. alice key reports. mission control: we have reached the end of deployment and we are preloading into the launch pad. cheering and applause. celebrations from mission control in baltimore as the final piece of the telescope puzzle slots into place. there are no cameras on board so this live animation was the only way to see the final mirrored wing of the world's largest space telescope unfold. mission control: and we have a fully deployed jws webb observatory. all right. talking

teachers unions put pressure on democrat politicians the way biden should put pressure on china. to get answers on this crime against humanity, this is the health democrats and unions have chosen to die on and i hope parents put counter pressure on all of these useless unions to supplicate them out of existence and three kids from this cage of government run schools. that's the memo. the chicago teachers union demands have gotten so ridiculous even the cities do-nothing mayor said this. watch. >> when our district was fully remote, our children suffered. there is no disputing that reality. kennedy: parents in chicago are understandably at their wits end. >> right now my children are at home doing nothing. they are not learning, they are not experiencing any socialization, nothing. >> what's the impact on your family as a whole going to work in living your life? >> well in terms of calling off my job at 11:00 p.m. last night, it's not a good situation. i missing a day of work and my children are not in school. it's very hard on my family right now. kennedy: how did the unions get

you don't see this in china. that is an american tradition. the queer community looked to chinese community to have the meetings to see the history of the queer leader asking how to organize this and you have the pride parades. the structure of leadership is inter woven in ways you don't see. in supporting people where they are is crucial. there are programs that no one knew the chinese american new year's parade was going to spin off a world movement in the queer pride parades 50 years later. nobody knew that was the outcome. you can trace in the record the conversations that led to that. that is where the arts and community comes to impact in ways you can't add up when you first put the money into it. they have direct impact in leadership and making community a stronger and more resilient place. thank you. if director long is with us and anything who may want to share on this. you have heard us say our members of our committee that we take our commitments to take action on this very seriously. passing this resolution will bring renewed commi

isn't. [ laughter ] meanwhile, we're a couple weeks from the winter olympics and due to covid concerns, china is limiting the torch relay to just three days. and this is smart, to maintain social distancing, the runners will just throw the torch to each other [ laughter ] yep, thanks to covid the olympics are going to look a a little different i saw that nbc decided not to send its announcers to beijing and instead, they'll call the games from connecticut [ laughter ] that's right connecticut, instead of the olympics [ cheers ] on the bright side, there will be the same amount of people wearing ralph lauren in both places [ laughter ] announcers are upset because there's nothing like being there in person to experience these electrifying moments [ laughter ] [ clack [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this made me laugh last night, trump called into hannity. and at one point hannity used a phrase with the word "wall" in it, which sent -- immediately sent trump into his own world. listen to this >> so, you know, it's -- you know, you keep banging your head against the wall. why would you expect a a differe

another example of how china works. and it is important to point out, by the way, china is not expecting these political figures to walk with them on every single issue. they have a concept in their intelligence service that loosely translated means, big help, with little bad mouth. in other words as long as you them -- help them on lit big things that matter to them. another individual is feinstein the chairman of senate intelligence commenty, her husband has done millions of dollars of deals in china. bugg. and her husband was a partner with that chinese firm it say serious, deep problem on both sides of the aisle. mark: an eye-opening book, "red-handed" by peter swiez schweizer, a fantastic a allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! flonase all good. (vo) verizon is going ultra! and so is manny! event planning with our best business unlimited plan ever! with 5g ultra wideband now in many more cities and up to 10 times the spee

i want to see the real china and show the whole world what's going on. so, yes, i do accept his offer. >> conditionally accept his offer, it sounds like, enes. >> exactly. >> you have called on athletes around the world not to go to china for the olympics, which begin in just weeks. you have criticized sponsors and companies for associating with the olympics in china. i'm curious what you would like to see on nbc which broadcasts the olympics in the united states in terms of their coverage of the games. what do you see as their responsibility in coverage? >> first of all, you know, i want everyone to know that china's communist party does not represent friendship, respect. they are a brutal dictatorship. they threaten freedoms and they do not respect human rights. first of all, to all the athletes out there, all the gold medals that you can win are not as important as your morals, values and principles. and why nbc would cover it is a shame. i feel it is important for us, especially for america, to put some kind of statement out there and say we don't ac

if i wanted to stop china, i would stop all imports from china, and get our allies to join with us. that would probably put them in line, because it would impact them so negatively economically. what is your response to his answer, and what would you do if you were present? >> president trump: we took in hundreds of billions of dollars from china with taxes and tariffs, and companies started moving back because it was no longer so good to be there. we had a huge impact. then, you look at what happened with -- if you take a look at what happened with everything having to do with russia, really, what he said last night, when he said "they may go in, they will go in," and he talks about a minor incursion. i said "i don't believe he said that." they use the term "green light." he was green-lighted. very interesting. the president of the ukraine, last night, he was seen in some unusual pictures. he could not believe what he heard. he couldn't believe what he heard, and i couldn't believe what -- whether you are for strong stoppage or not, you're really telling them "you might as well go

from china. china is a bigger market than the united states is for the nba. so he said the quiet part out loud. but when you say the quiet part out loud suddenly everybody says wait a minute. we're now getting attention for our rank hypocrisy as it pertains to china compared to the united states issues. and so they then trot out the apology. this is a minority owner. he doesn't own the majority of the team of the golden state warriors but the embarrassing thing bill, here is you know how many stories there were last night about this entire story on espn? zero. do you know how many actual media members who are in the nba and claim that they are woke and run and chase after every coach or player any time there is the tiny little sliver of political controversy and ask questions about it? zero. everybody is pretending that this story doesn't exist because it challenges the nba's woke agenda. this is an embarrassment, an outrage but guess what? it is par for the course in the nba where they shut up a

we were gripped by something, anything we don't even know something lurking in the ukraine, china, washington wall street or hollywood even. but when you think about netflix miserable forecast, it sent the n in faang down almost 20% after the bell but you know what, we have to step back for a second because you know how often the sell-offs lead to the opposite happening let's talk about two weeks ago i talked about a checklist to identify when the market was bottom at the time the market had been going down i didn't see a bottom because i was being dispassionate about things i look for. i said there could be more pain to come. we didn't have enough checks market was too high and too perilous still taking money out of the charity trust. now after the last hour today, i'm actually feeling more confident. this is what a bottom could look like this is murky down there let me walk you through the same dispassionate checklist from two weeks ago because i know it is dill to look through the negativity to see anything constructive but we must do that together and that brings me to item one of my chec

in this case i hear the story of china and china locks down if one person gets sick in a city it seems. i am just wondering, is china going to have a harder problem in the long term getting out of this? because they haven't built up the societal resistance that the united states has. i know, i have been traveling nonstop over the past two or three months. i have been in places where i was sure i was going to get covid but because i've been out so much i think i have built up a resistance. i am still taking other precautions. i am still wearing the masks, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, when i'm in large groups, but i can't help but think that all of the people around us that have been traveling, we've just built up resistance that you may not see in china. do you think china may regret over the next two -- one or two years not being a bit more aggressive in letting people go out, live their lives, even if they get infected? >> well, look, i do think china is more vulnerable than a lot of other developed countries right now in the world. they have very little immunity from prior infect

almost all of it is processed in china. and the biden administration is saying securing a lithium supply is a national security issue. given it's an american resource, is it going to american automakers? >> 100%. >> reporter: 100%? >> 100% at this stage. >> reporter: they will provide clean renewable energy along with the lithium, there's less impact on the environment impaired to mining lithium, which consumes a lot of water and leaves toxic residue behind. down the road in this geo thermal plant, they are switching gears to focus mainly on lithium production. >> these things are no joke. >> reporter: the ceo of energy source, he said that when they opened the plant a decade ago, geo thermal energy was the surface and this liquid lithium solution was a bi-product. >> lithium was not worth very much ten years ago. you have a lot of game opportunity here. >> yes, and there's a big place, there's opportunity for a lot of us. >> there was never a let up in progress. >> reporter: opportunity has been promised in the desert for

administration that's going to be serious and take on china has got to make their behavior about this pandemic central to their foreign policy. kayleigh: what do iran and north korea and russia think when they look at our relationship with china under the biden administration? >> the biden administration has taken this very progressive left wing view in foreign policy which is this view that basically all countries essentially want the same thing to get rich and to have peaceful, you know, relations with other countries, but other countries want different things. so the u.s. government must fight for it. we have got to be tough with china, russia, iran and then always have this hand outreached for diplomacy, diplomacy only works with tough sanctions, and a credible threat of force in defense of u.s. vital interest in the american way of life. all these other countries can see that this government, the biden administration is essentially just all carrot, no stick, and you have seen how it's actually incentivized greater aggression and greater provocation. kayleigh: it's called peace th

you're reaction to citi group pushing big in china with their securities application there. >> yeah, laura. that is very disappointing news you just broke on the show. it's really pointless as well. joe biden and the democrats have been pushing these mandates saying that if only everyone would get vaccinated even if they already had the coronavirus, medical conditions that cause adverse reactions, we would all be safe. we've seen now over the last month or so with the rise of the omicron variant, lot of people who are vaccinated are getting the virus, and passing on the virus. these mandate taz don't have a point anymore. the point apparently is just to punish anyone who deviates from the democratic party line. i hope citi and any company firing people or threatening to fire people because of their medical choices will rethink that decision. >> laura: are you surprised that brett kavanaugh nau went with the liberals on the healthcare workers case? are you surprised? >> it was a disappointing decision, laura. like i said, i'm glad that the osha mandate, to coverage almost a hundred mi

china's didi beat out uber in china. jam ma's digital system alipay made cash and credit cards in china obsolete. and the parent company of alipay had grown into a financial giant. >> jack ma was on the one hand an asset to china and also from the communist party's perspective, a huge threat. >> just days before a group was anticipated to launch on the shanghai stock exchanges. >> china putting the breaks on the world's biggest ipo. >> this is a stunning turn of events. >> suddenly everything came to a screeching halt. >> what happened based on all reporting president xi jinping himself personally intervened to stop the ipo from going forward. >> with global investors still reeling, jack ma seemed to suddenly disappear. >> there are growing questions about the whereabouts of china's billionaire jack ma. >> where is jack ma? >> ma had given a speech of accusing chinese regulators of stifling innovation in a room full of government officials only ten days before ant's plan of ipo. >> you can't do that in china. >> if jack

the fentanyl is coming from china. i have a senator who told me before covid, they were on a task to china. there is a general and the chinese army that said "america is weak, because you believe in god and take fentanyl." you know what's happening? there are no longer any border cities. every city is a border city. there is an affront to not to kill every american seven times over. the article in my hometown paper today is a mother inviting people to come to her son's funeral to hear about how he died from a fentanyl, not knowing he was taking it. it's happening in every city. you are missing one point about this too. people are coming from 160 different countries. we are catching people on terrorist watch lists. at the press conference -- democrats said "i was lying when we broke up that we had caught to go people from yemen on different dates. why are they coming here? who are they talking to? what do they have planned?" this administration "will not tell us the numbers of who they are catching going forward. i reac

it will just get their components somewhere else, meaning from china. chinese a party pledged to help and they have every incentive to make good on that promise. in other words, the biden a administration succeeded in continuing to drive are two main global rivals closer to a permanent alliance with one another. how does that help america? well, it doesn't. over time it's dangerous and not just militarily. the only reason the u.s. government can enforce international sanctions is because the u.s. dollar is the world's reserve currency. russia and china don't like this, obviously, so let's say they convinced other global powers that the u.s. government was abusing its monopoly on monetary control. they do it to us, they might do it to you, they would say, and in other countries decided to drop the u.s. dollar in favor of a new currency. where would that leave us? suddenly the united states would no longer be able to run an economy based on debt. we would be impoverished immediately overnight. has no one in washington thought of this? apparently not. impo

gun reform, raising the minimum wage, they try to convict president trump of impeachment charges, the china competitiveness bill, the list goes on and on. what has the majority party accomplish this far under the biden presidency. >> they have accomplished virtually nothing. i'm not being mean-spirited or partisan, there is nothing there it's been a year of agony for americans from beginning to end and this is an example. by the way the bill that they say they want to pass and you just kicked off a list of them they are bad bills, they would hurt our system of democracy they would hurt our voting rights they would actually hurt and 70 different ways all that we want to see for america and substantively change the america that we know and that we love. this president should get a cognitive test, this presentation probably move on and resign and god help us i don't think the vice president would be any better, probably worse but this is been a terrible time. i don't think anything that they do at this point in time can really change where they're going to be in november, people want to change

china is the preeminent threat to the united states. nothing comes close. here's the truth: the u.s. military, impressive as it is, is not big enough to engage meaningfully, simultaneously in europe and asia. can't do both at the same time. our attention to the ukraine, by definition, detracts from our attention to china. worse and more dangerous than that, more dangerous than anything: it drives the russians into an alliance of convenience and necessity with the chinese government. here, you have our two biggest rebelses united, against our currency as well. when united states dollar is replaced as the world reserve currency, this country will become poor overnight. this will be one of the reasons why. it's hard to imagine anything more significant, more destructive than what these people are doing right now. it's not just about ukraine. it's about our future. doug mcgregor is a retired army colonel, joins us tonight. it seems like an awful lot is at stake here, dog, and i don't hear anybody making the most obvious points, like "why are we driving russia i

i some of them were over china, but i think the vast majority were around the soviet union and then the most shocking part of the story. is that reagan on more than one occasion? and sent these planes to sort of buzz and try to intimidate the soviet leadership to try to influence their actions just to kind of shake them up, which is really pretty crazy and again, how would you how would you how would we have felt if there were soviet spy planes flying regularly over the united states and we didn't have the ability to shoot them down. so we were just sort of had to had to take it right that changed. they did get the bill issue them down eventually, but yeah, pretty provocative very productive and in some of the other comparisons you do i think are also great. i mean you talk about whether putin is a murderer because of the poisonings and you go through several of the things and we'll let those people who want all the details take it from the book, but the poisonings are famous, but the poisonings kill one or two people and there have been a couple of collateral damage, you know happening

we fear russia, we fear china, we fear covid. this is a decrepit old man who is vaccinated had is boosted and hide not guilty white house. i worked for a former president trump who did get covid. those were scary times because the vaccination wasn't available at the time. this about therapeutics. president trump, we took precautions, you could not stop thatten that. he knew he was working for the american people. getting out on the campaign trail. and it was just a much different atmosphere. it wasn't a posture of fear. it was one of faith and hard work for the american people. >> jesse: the message, if you read the report, they are not really that concerned about him catching it and really being hospitalized. they are concerned about the p.r. factor. what will the republicans say? about it, you know, what will people think? will they think he is failed or will they, you know, will he have to quarantine and make him look weak? i mean, that's not the right way to look at something like this? i mean, he is old. it is a threat. he i

twenty three times now compareco that to china. that only got about seven mentions. immigration got togr neither of which we're actually in a question and crime was mentionedan zero times. so given this obsession over potential conflict in ukraine, would it be too much to assume that the d.c. media wants joe biden to become a wartime president? and given the president's bizarre invitation of a minor incursion from russia, would it be wrong of us to assume the same of biden here now it's still a surprise when an independent journalist glenn greenwald who and nice to see you tonight know today the members of congress fromom both parties are telling fox that they believe russia is likely to invade ukraine. t and ihe do get the sense that te d.c. beltway inside the beltway crowd is desperate for another us military engagement. what are your thoughts? yeah, i mean, i think there is often the assumption that the media is leftist or liberald and maybe they are. when it comes to war, they are consistently on the side ofn militaries imperialism and more conflict going all the

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and china has reports of a local case of omicron in china as well. you could even maintain a successful zero covid strategy. but at this point, we are beginning to really realize that it doesn't work, and if hong kong did want to do it, they could do the zero strategy better, too. the strategy has not evolved at all in the last two years. haslinda: bloomberg opinion columnist on johnny -- an jani trivedi. markets looking like this, under pressure despite gains. all eyes on the bond market. volatility continues. keep it here with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is almost 11:00 a.m. here in the lion city. i am haslinda amin. >> in hong kong, i am rishaad salamat. it is the watchword for asian markets. investors bracing for bond market volatility. the economic hit coming from the latest variant of the pathogen that causes covid-19. the indian infection surging as well. prompting indigo to cut a -- cut 20% of operations. correct you said it. investors brace for more volatility in -- >> you said it, investors brace for volatility in the bond market. yiel

russia, the united states, and china. you mentioned this. they all researched microwaves as weapons. and i don't mean they went to a supermarket and they bought a microwave and threw it at somebody. i mean they tried to come up with technology that used a microwave gun or a device or something that could point microwaves at an individual or any building. . glenn: yes, that's true, but first i have to correct the first ever the high have ever heard al jazeera make, which is that cia officers don't cry at hallmark movies. i can contradict that in fact. it does occur on occasion. but the, to be more serious, the deputy chief diplomat who was removed from her position for having raised the possibility of psychogenic illness, that occurred, yes, and i think that was an error to do. i think what may not be accepted or understood by the broad public and perhaps by my colleague in auckland is that it is one of the possibilities that i am certain is being analyzed. the people who reacted are the victims. and one would understand if they feel sick, th

on the supreme court is about to open up, paving the way for an historic replacement >>> overnight, china firing off strong words to the united states saying stop messing with the olympics. >>> after throughouting new york's vaccine rules, sarah palin is dining out again days after testing positive for covid. >>> and the bomb cyclone coming to a weekend near you rolling to the northeast. ♪ welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. it is thursday, january 27th. i'm john berman with brianna keilar. just a few hours from now, the fight officially begins to fill the next vacancy on the nation's highest court. president biden and stephen breyer expected to officially announce breyer's retirement at the white house. obviously this has major historical and political implications. so here's a look at the supreme court vacancy by the numbers. 108 of the 115 u.s. justices have been white men. the other seven, two black men and five women. >> it's been 28 years since bill clinton and breyer showed off their running legs in short-shorts. >> just another reason to love th