another disappearance in china from the ccp. we know jack made a mistake of criticizing the ccp and the regulatory framework for financial services. he was disappeared for several months. what is going on here? >> i think this is standard operating procedure for the chinese communist party. what we have to realize the chinese communist party, they are much more aggressive than what the russians in the communist were when we go back to the cold war era. this is something that is continuing as secretary of state pompeo had said before he left office, they were committing this genocide against the uighurs, the chinese communist party has no value for life. if you are not going to tow the line then they will disappear you. this is why we think it is unsafe for our athletes to go to the olympics in beijing. this is something that seems to be happening more regularly. why would the u.s. olympic committee send our athletes into this type of environment? maria: she says that the former vice chair of the ccp sexually assaulted her. do we

as the ccp gives him and wall street banks a honey pot and lobby for the ccp policies in the u.s. >> maria, i'm glad to hear that jamie dimon has full confidence in free capitalism to outlive communism. i hope that he's right. getting back to lebron james, big star has been calling out lebron and calling out the nba and saying basically, look, you're willing to speak out on all the other social justice issues, how about the biggest of them all which is the human rights abuse that's going on in china. of course, they are quiet about that because the chinese market is so huge. again, we -- we had long expected that if the united states and the west engage with china economically that china would change come along to a more capitalist free market system. we haven't seen that. we have seen a hybrid in china but we have also seen a lot of horrors coming along with it and china now is the number 1 strategic adversaries and economic adversaries of the united states. so behooves all of us including ennis kanter, he's showing more moral courage than lebron james, the democratic party and pres

>> yeah, i mean she said that the former vice premier of the ccp sexually assaulted her. do we have that picture of him christopher? >> of the vice former -- vice premiÈre this is the gentleman should a she said sexually assaulted her. when she said that, it was -- completely removed from her account she was not seen. since november 2, i want your take senator on this report from reuters that says an person who had been blocked from leaving china for years was actual released just hours before joe biden spoke to xi jinping. daniel -- coincideded with united states deportation of seven chinese namz convicted of crime did should he do a hostage swap before they get on found. >> it sounds that way we are finisheding this out as being reported. but maria, here is the thing that we know the, joe biden, is weak on china. he was responding to chairman xi because he is the one that asked for the -- the videoconference, biden did not ask for that. and, of course, we have several american citizens that are being held in china, against their will. and we we -- seven i think going t

a second thing is that the ccp concept of national security is a whole society concept. national security risk in their view exists in almost any kind of behavior. finally, the china is importing this concept to hong kong. it is trying by doing so to replace the liberal constitutional order. i heard it yesterday and one of the speakers mentioned that the basic law is done. the national security law has become the basic law of hong kong. this is really important. i think it's important to remember that the basic law itself is a liberal constitutional document. there is no way of interpreting it otherwise. china says you misunderstood it, but you can't read it any other way. it promises a high degree of autonomy, maintenance of the common law, human rights and basic freedoms will be maintained that the courts are independent and final and these last two things are really important. that may land laws would not apply in hong kong except a limited number outside the scope of autonomy that might be introduced to annex three of the basic law. that may land officials would not

we know that the ccp likely disappeared her. she was not seen. her posts accusing the senior leader of the ccp, the former vice premier of the chinese communist party accusing him of sexual assault in a post on the twitter equivalency in china, that post was removed and her entire footprint of social media was gone. she was disappeared for two weeks until the ccp faced massive pressure from across the world. your thoughts? >> yeah and there has been massive pressure that's capturing the news and maybe kept her around and we have the international olympic committee, the ioc ac make itself part of chinese propaganda holding this video saying she's just fine and she would like her privacy respected. this reminds me of the old movie airplane where there's a soviet newscaster with a gun to his head and what we have is the ioc basically trying to preserve for china and for self the stature of the quality of the olympic stampeding next year, but it's just a reminder of how devon is to hold these games in a place like china. maria: i mean, do you think t

with the ccp, no human rights. no freedom. we should not be trading things in china products. when they build with the ccp, the olympic games are making china see its actions for taking bloody bread from the society. this is a sentence for the hong kong people. i think we should take real and solid action now. thank you. >> thank, pastor chen. a couple of final questions, and i will thank you for your leadership over decades for all of our distinguished witnesses and for being here today. it is most helpful, and we will do everything we can to follow up in a bipartisan way, and there is a lot of sincere concern that we have not done enough, particularly, of late. without objection and testimony, written and submitted by hong kong watch, make a part of the record, he makes a couple of points, but just asking if you can respond. one of them -- we have not focused on this. the participation of foreign judges. it is increasingly untenable. they will handle massive security cases. their presence offers an increasingly corrupted legal system. there is an air of legitimacy. do you ha

your thoughts on why this decision provides more evidence that the agency is scared of the ccp. what do you think? >> the world health organization frankly is embarrassing. i mean, when they were launching an investigation into the origins of covid they rejected any possibility of chinese labs having anything to do with it but accepted a report that suggested that this might have been caused by -- frozen food. we know the chinese basically kept the w.h.o. out in the key initial weeks of this virus and at this point when china is claiming that it had only something like 40 or 50,000 confirmed cases of covid and deaths that are impossibly low, these are the statistics that they provide the w.h.o. and the w.h.o. doesn't even bat an eye and now to say that oh, we're skipping over xi, but it has nothing to do with the leadership in china, it strains credulity. maria: exactly. you've got enes kanter from the nba showing real moral courage by calling can out china, calling out the ccp. he is changing his name now to enes kanter freedom, when he becomes a u.s. citizen. his manager told

we talked a lot about the ccp. i want to get your take right now on this incredible courage that is being shown from the women's tennis association and steve simon, its head, and this mystery around peng shuai. your thoughts? >> yeah, well first of all, the courage of peng shuai in coming forward and accusing a top chinese official of sexual abuse and sexual coercion in of itself is an extraordinary thing. she lives in that closed society every day. she know she is putting her friends and family at risk by doing such a thing. i imagine that is a trauma advertising effect and it probably took a toll on her to the point where she has to do something so we give her praise for standing up to it because here is an example of the chai noose communist party will -- chinese communist party will pull out all the stops to go after anybody who tries to undermine their credibility and authority and this is what it's all about. they're demonstrating to the people in china what happens when you do speak out, that the regime is g

think about this, the ccp is so emboldened now but a few months before the world comes for the olympics in beijing they feel totally comfortable making their own global athletic stars disappear. a chinese tennis star made sexual harassment allegations against the party leader and hasn't been seen since. we will have more on that little mystery later in the show. one thing we do know is biden's vice president is completely incapable of stepping in to take over as commander in chief should biden be incapacitated, has problems delivering simple remarks because she knows nothing except how to play the race card to get ahead. >> generations of women, black women who fought and sacrificed so much including the black women who are often too often overlooked and was a testament it is that he has the audacity to collect a woman as his vice president. >> always a diversity thing, how about merit for a change? sent out selecting the vp based on diversity criteria, not objective merit is not only stupid but really dangerous. there is no situation, no problem the white house can turn over to her to

he refuses to call china an adversary which is of course what the ccp is, having said multiple times it wants to overtake the united states as the number one super power and has been stealing intellectual property and having this bad behavior across the world. what is your reaction to the summit last night? >> well, as you suggested, i mean, there were no breakthroughs, but no one thought there would be. i mean, this was a meeting had that was organized at the initiative of the united states, president biden specifically, and the reason is is a recognition by the administration a that the relationship between the united states and china for the last year or so has been in a downward spiral and the administration wants to see if they can dial that back somewhat, manage the differences that we have a little bit better, and also avoid the unintended consequences that could lead to confrontation and conflict. so having the meeting certainly a good thing. not much has come out of that and as expected, what takes place at these meetings as we have seen in the past is each leader lays out t

the ccp is so emboldened now that a few months before the world comes for the olympics to beijing, they feel totally comfortable making their own global athletic stars disappear. a chinese tennis star made sexual harassment allegations against a party leader. and hasn't been seen since. we are going to have more on that little mystery later on in the show. now, one thing we do know, however, is that biden's vice president -- i mean, she is completely incapable of stepping into take over as commander in chief, should biden be incapacitated. she has problems delivering simple remarks. because, i'm sorry, she knows something except how to play the race card to get ahead. >> generations of women, black women, who fought and sacrificed so much, including the black women who are often, too often overlooked, and what a testament it is to joe's character that he had the audacity to select a woman as his vice president. >> laura: always a diversity thing. how about merit? how about that for a change? turns out, selecting a vp based solely on diversity criteria and not objective merit is not only

it is a city that the hong kong government had answered similarly to the ccp. economic crimes to suppress the distance. anti-government people. now we have to stay in the u.k. and as we're doing a church name, good neighbor church england. we help to speak up for places that are suffering and under oppression of the ccp. and today, the religious freedom in hong kong is being suppressed. quite a number of pastors who support human rights and freedoms are moving to the u.k. from hong kong to the nsl. one of the stories the former pastors, church pastor, has given speeches about the political situation in hong kong for a few years. after the implementation of nsl, after one gathering that he would be reported, nsl. he has also been a few times with people restricting his home. he has therefore decided to move to the u.k. in february this year to protest. besides the hong kong pastors network has published their hong kong 2020 declaration supporting the fight for justice. after nsl has come into effect this declaration has been accused by the state's own media. tha

calling out the ccp. lee: it's hard to imagine it's not related. the lack of specificity, it's something that calls more question to what this is about. he played in every game last season. he was a star player. he's 6'10", he's a high scorer, high performer. they were so excited to have him and then to not use him and see the disappointing season they're having this year, i think it calls it all into question. and it seems that it's hard not to look at and a say the conflict of interest perhaps the nba has because there's no sport that's more popular in china than the nba so you have to wonder. maria: yeah. they make a lot of money in china, michael. michael: yes. you always have to wonder when somebody's taking a principled stand is it genuine. isn't it wonderful to see people who are going to live their beliefs. we see it with muhammad ali and chariots of fire and it's about time that people stand up for their beliefs and do what they want. if that's what this is, we can't be sure, but if that's what it is, that's a wonderful example to set. mar

laura: by competition the ccp gets what it wants while american workers and businesses get the shaft which can we trust the sanitized readout provided by the white house, the white house claimed president biden underscored the us remains committed to the one china policy and opposes attempts to undermine peace and stability across the taiwan strait but the ccp claims biden said he does not support i independence. so what did biden really say in his video chat with old friends? joining us is bill haggerty. gordon chang, one of the most brilliant writers on china affairs was on my podcast today and he said we need congressional inquiries into what was committed to or discussed in this call because we can't stress this readout. >> i totally agree. is great at this. we see old friends get together and are aware of the biden family of the financial relationship with china so gordon has every right to be concerned. laura: president biden says this relationship is competitive yet there are common goals guarding against excessive climate change, we are working essentially in the same directi

policy and strongly opposes attempts to undermine peace and stability across the taiwan strait but the ccp claims that biden said he does not support taiwan independence. so what did biden really say in this video chat with his old friend? joining me now is bill haggerty. senator, gordon chang one of the most brilliant writers on china affairs was on the podcast today and he said that we need congressional inquiries into exactly what was committed to or discussed in this call because we can't trust this readout. do you agree? >> i totally agree. he's been great at this and we saw the old friends get together, we know that happen. also aware of the biden families deep financial relationship with china so i think he has every right to be concerned. >> laura: joe biden insist that this is a relationship that is competitive yet there are common goals of guarding against excessive climate change and all going to be working essentially in the same direction, china will be lagging behind but nevertheless, this is a good start into that, you say what? >> i'd say from the reports i've seen one of t

just like mao and the ccp. we parents are here today to say no. no, we do not want government to be coparents to our children. >> trace: a couple of important things. parents say no. we say no. by the other thing she goes back to, just like mao, just like the ccp. it's one of those things where you talk to emigrants who have come from other countries where there systems or what she was just explaining, it is remarkable. >> i said this the other day. there seems to be this accelerated march to communism we see from the left who controls the democrats party and it's frankly frightening but i don't think it's going to stop moms and that's from doing the right thing. i think the american people are going to rise up and say no, we are not going to take this assault in virginia a couple of weeks ago. one of the lines i like because i think it is so true, no high paid laws, no government bureaucrats, no government official will ever beat a mom on a mission and that mom sounds like she is on a mission to protect her kid which is what parents are supposed

maria: it is extraordinary because the ccp has made no secret of the fact he wants to overtake the united states as the number one superpower but yet we don't hold them to account at all whether intellectual property theft or invading other countries, bullying the neighbor in the south china sea and we are supposed to make believe we're all celebrating for the beijing olympics? here's what happened to that on this week. >> what about the beijing on? >> is something we are considering. >> it diplomatic boycott of the olympics? so what after meeting with the president earlier this week biden now says he's considering a diplomatic boycott? congressman, what does that mean? what does that do? >> it does nothing. i will believe it when i see it the number one thing we should be doing right now is making sure we are manufacturing in the united states with energy production. we should be unleashing our businesses and corporations not taxing are putting burdens on never making it harder for them to get back in the workforce we are doing everything wrong. not also putting in the green new deal whi

i mean, is the ccp just trying to kill americans or -- i mean, what -- how is it possible that there's no acknowledgement of this? do you think this is going to come up today? because the president is going to be meeting with the president of canada, the prime minister of canada, the president of mexico and of course this comes at a time that all of this is in our face. you know, biden canceled the keystone pipeline. that's going to be an issue. it obviously impacts canada as well as the united states. he's talking about shutting down another pipeline. there's the crisis at the border. we have record numbers of illegal migrants coming in, getting arrested every day. the got-aways, i'm told it's 400,000 got-aways year-to-date but of course we have no idea. those are only the got-aways that were seen on surveillance video. so what do you think is going to be the main focuses of these meetings today because we're expecting him to go to his root causes conversation and we know the root cause. the root cause is canceling the xl pipeline and having a wide open border, isn't it? that's the ro

china suffering enough losses to become a major political low for the ccp. that has to be kept in mind. what is key to know in terms of strengthening relations between taiwan and european countries is -- not as strong a trade relationship with china. they're reliant on the u.s. for security similar to taiwan. and so strengthening support of is a way to signal strengthening relations with the u.s.. they have no motivations. whether western european countries follow, the leader that his friends -- we have to be careful in terms of how we look at this economic relationship. when there is fresh air applied to it, it often will boycott substitutable goods. these are not -- i think we need to be a little more specific rather than abstractions. >> attic we have about a minute left so let me try to get in final word. victor, what is the bottom line? it does seem like the bite administration has succeeded somewhat in bringing allies together against china. and perhaps more of an alliance than the trump administration pin how can china counter that? >> china and the u

ccp. they think the local authorities in xinjiang. that two-faced behavior isn't just about hypocrisy. it is about eroding the moral standing of the united states by creating a false moral equivalent between what i think of as chinese style is him an american idealism. that erodes our greatest geopolitical asset of all. it is our moral standing on the global stage. once we have lost that i think we have actually lost our status as a great power in what i think is the defining cold war of the next century. >> host: suppose someone is persuaded by these arguments. what do we do? do what? we need the leaders, and we need to change or cultural mindset? who's supposed to change their behavior? >> guest: i think the biggest solutions, i led a series of legal solutions in the book policy solutions that if they could make a difference. some of the problem traces back to the and evenhanded application of public policy itself. for example, with using a workforce is people are afraid of expressing their beliefs not only of work but even on their

message it sends to our markets in the free world if somebody like jamie dimon is backing down to the ccp. we know what they're doing to american companies. that's why many companies like fortnite, like apple are leaving china. maria: let's take a look at where markets ended. a holiday short week lower-than-expected gdp numbers, for initial jobless claims and still battling the big threat of rising inflation. joining me bonds in group founder and managing partner david bahnsen, the author of the book no free lunch, 250 economic truths. it's great to have you thank you for joining us as we can. >> thank you for having me. >> i view thanksgiving as a kickoff to year end and a look into 2022. how are you expecting this market toward year-end. we have s&p 500 up 25% and 2021. can it continue? >> it is interesting we view it the same way that thanksgiving starts a process of viewing year-end planning and your perspective going into the new year. going into the new year investors have to expect lower returns next year than we've had the last couple of years. a big reason for that is valuations.

now with this resolution on the ccp history there were expecting that really consolidates that. that's right. and so, so we're expecting to hear a lot about children paying about his primacy as an absolute leader here in china and his leadership, possibly ruling for life going forward. so just this morning we received notice of moments ago from state media that she didn't being opened this meeting with an opening speech, saying that yes, there will be a historical resolution announced by the end of the meeting, which ends on thursday. and just for a little bit of context, this will be gathering of 380 people, the most important powerful people here in china. you know, we've just had the g 20 co, 26. these kind of international meetings. well, for the chinese virginia politics. this meeting and this that supersedes that in terms of importance. now we've only had 3 historical resolutions announced in the last century also which says how important this meeting will be. the platinum itself takes place every year. but it's not very often at all that we hear that a historical resoluti

ccp. they think the local authorities in xinjiang. that two-faced behavior isn't just about hypocrisy. it is about eroding the moral standing of the united states by creating a false moral equivalent between what i think of as chinese style is him an american idealism. that erodes our greatest geopolitical asset of all. it is our moral standing on the global stage. once we have lost that i think we have actually lost our status as a great power in what i think is the defining cold war of the next century. >> host: suppose someone is persuaded by these arguments. what do we do? do what? we need the leaders, and we need to change or cultural mindset? who's supposed to change their behavior? >> guest: i think the biggest solutions, i led a series of legal solutions in the book policy solutions that if they could make a difference. some of the problem traces back to the and evenhanded application of public policy itself. for example, with using a workforce is people are afraid of expressing their beliefs not only of work but even on their

while it's also been very controversial of the way that it's been approached by the ccp that will have to leave it there. and mark the invasion as senior research fellow at the center of china and globalization. great, get your thoughts, an expertise thanks for joining sunday. now, registrations are set to open for candidates, and libby is presidential and parliamentary elections. december's vote will be the 1st time that libyans have directly elected the president. since the overthrow of mamma gadhafi, the election is all part of the un back to plan which. so the rival east and west administration combine, a corresponding leak train that has this update. this is where we start to see the divisions happen. or you know, these election, the presidential candidates will be starting to send in their applications starting tomorrow. who's gonna run for president? are we're likely to see 30 percent is the western strong man, former minister of interior prime minister abdul hamid baber. now we're hearing that he intends to run for elections on eastern libya. it's likely that for the for after

there seems to be around the ownership of tiktok, which their parent company is bytedance, and the ccp does have a seat on the board, they have a financial stake in bytedance, doyan is an affiliated entity and we know there's a relationship with the chinese communist party through all of this. and then i checked and i know that tiktok user data is stored in the u.s. and singapore, and until quite recently singapore data services were run by alibaba, which is another chinese company. so what we need to have from you, mr. beckerman, is to clarity on the chain of ownership, as the transmission and the sharing processes that are around u.s. consumer data, especially the data and information of our children. with that i will yield back. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator blackburn. we are going to go to senator sullivan. we are going to finish the first round. senator sullivan, senator lu jan. i will go vote. i should be back by the time that senator lummis senators. in the meantime senator blackburn will preside. thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. beckerman, i know ther

we cannot underestimate the significance of the resolution that the ccp passed last week. pushing xi jinping to a level that was only seen by mao. the president managed to get to the point where he will be signing hours before the summit, the coveted infrastructure bill. both sides have something to be feeling happy and content about. certainly, it does give me the indication to biden's approach to managing relations with china which was predicated on the idea of caramelization -- compartmentalization. maintaining the strategic competition on matters that have to do with the security -- with security. >> the fact that lifting tariffs on china is not on the table, is that going to hinder any progress on that front? >> but is a great question and one that certainly shows that when it comes to u.s. trade policy, there is a lot more continuity despite what the biden administration would want to advertise between the top administration -- the trump administration. there have been various high officials in the united states saying that this approach and the commitment to phase o

the chinese communist party are both celebrating 100 years and he bets thatjpmorgan will outlast the ccp. not exactly awful, there i say, not exactly hilarious but when a company has $20 billion of exposure in a country whose entire financial market is worth $54 trillion it is probably best not to take any chances. jamie dimonjust got back not to take any chances. jamie dimon just got back from hong kong where he got a red carpet treatment. the first wall street boss to visit since the start of the pandemic, he was allowed to skip quarantine which is a whole other story in its own right. the point is he and jpmorgan have enjoyed pretty decent relationship with the chinese state especially when you look at the product context of us tension so in terms of whether this is that serious, probably not. there has not been a massive reaction, maybe some eye rolling, it was not a human rights criticism, for example, — he would have been facing a much thorny situation. but when you're doing business in china, the episode shows that there is no such thing as being too careful. ~ , ,., , ., ~ no s

we know today the move was unveiled at a plenary session of the ccp, only the 6th time in history that such a meeting was convened. session is also unfolding less than 2 months before the start of the beijing winter olympics, where, according to reports, she will personally invite president biden to attend. so what does this mean for us china relations moving forward? we'll break it all down with bringing too much co hosts bend swan and christy. christy. i want to start with you here because china had previously put together a resolution there last resolution for that matter. that essentially pushed towards the economic prosperity in tech dominance that we've seen over recent decade. how does this latest resolution compare? well, the latest resolution marks, a continuation of that as she's big push was to fill in the gaps in innovation and avoid technological independence on the u. s. and others. so under changing paying, china has invested tens of billions of dollars for its tech industry calling tech development a matter of national security, not just economic development. so this me

that includes providing information to decision makers in washington on how the ccp seeks to exist undue political influence in our open society. on the economic front, we must ensure our economic mission in china is up to the task of dealing with new challenges. china's rolling out laws and regulations to punish companies for complying with u.s. law, including our sanctions law. the chinese government is stamping out all free market activity by asserting control over its financial institutions and its technology companies. another challenge is addressing pressing supply chain vulnerabilities, especially in technology and health care. of course, advancing human rights must continue to be a central priority in our china policy. you face a tough environment. china said it won't work with us on anything until the united states gives in to the demands of its two lists. you and i discussed those yesterday. some day i hope to see those lists. how the biden administration plans to deal with that is not clear. in our diplomatic engagement, china has shown a lack of interest in good faith discuss

ddi propaganda like ccp propaganda must never be questioned by the unenlightened masses. >> the language i am hearing used doesn't speak to the level of sophistication necessary to help young people to prepare for the world of work, the society they are living in. as someone who works at the university, we are coming to the university, they had literally no experience knowing how to navigate the conversations, relationships related to race. laura: what gibberish. don't you feel better about paying that fast college tuition now? you may not know it, schools and businesses are desperate to check the diversity, equity and inclusion box, either hire a full-time ddi coordinator or feel they have to random ddi consultants they find on the web. meet the founder of boston consulting inc. her friend described as a world renowned consulting firm dedicated to driving organizational change. >> i am talking about the embodiment of white american, white anglo ways of thinking puts you in a place where you are better, more deserving, more confident over people who embody behaviors that cannot back comm

we love the troops but under this leadership we can't beat the delavan, we are going to take on the ccp? that is a bridge too far given the leadership we have but i have to get to other big news, dozens of senate republicans back the congressional review act resolution to strike down the ocean vaccine mandate but it would have to pass both chambers and get signatures. what is the point? >> one point is to put democrats on notice and on the record. this is an illegal mandate, 100% clear this is illegal, the president has no authority to order private citizens or private businesses to get a vaccine against their will. we have to put the democrats on the record is voting for this tool lawlessness but more than that we've got to give help to state attorneys general who are going to court right now as we speak filing injunctions against this thing. i fully expect this will get enjoined by the federal courts, it should because there is no legal basis for this and i hope the thing gets struck down, the mandate get struck down as soon as possible. >> especially since there is no natural immunit

the ccp has made no secret of the fact that it wants to overtake the united states as the number 1 super power and the debate of whether to invest in chinese companies or not has been raging in the united states. you've done some serious homework here and found a number of companies in investable indices. first, let's talk about the connection to the great wall technology group, what is its relation to the community that made those hypersonic missile launches? >> well, maria, they are called fractional orbital women bardment system that can navigate the earth in orbit and attack targets at will. they can even fly over the south pole to help negate our existing missile defenses. it's a very troubling development to say the least as recognized by the chairman of the joint chiefs. these and other chinese advanced weapon systems are not exactly what american investors had in mind had help fund directly or indirect with their hard-earned investment dollars or investment portfolios, that's for sure. in terms of the connectivity here, they are doing so through the -- through a stakeholder in th

could probably have an impact and create loss of revenue and loss of face and actually brother the ccp? if there's an economic boycott sponsors that sort of thing, american companies and western companies taking a stand think we don't want our brand associating with the games taking place in a human rights violating country but that would require corporate america to actually stand up to the chinese communist party which they do not do almost ever. they often run interference for the chinese communist party and keep their influence there in that market open to them so that is one mother that could at least have some effect but doesn't seem readily available. kennedy: it's only more athletes were as brave and took a stand and put their livelihoods and reputations on the line, maybe would see change, they cannot block everyone from the chinese, they may try but you need more people to stand up. thank you so much. >> you but. kennedy: coming up from america's sweetheart, doctor anthony fauci. health officials could change the definition of fully vaccinated but does anybody still listen to

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