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all the things done on prescription drugs, and so forth. so, that is there too. but you make a powerful point. if you lose this representative democracy, if you can't win the battle over versions of history, that allows you to preserve the essential liberal democratic system you live under. the policies may not matter. i mean, what trump's lost of followers seem to be attracted to is this essentially an authoritarian notion of government that you may not even need legislation. all you really need is an effective, active executive who just acts and doesn't have to go through channels and checks and balances, and systems, and lawmaking.
just acts and doesn't have to go through channels and checks and balances, and systems, and lawmaking. and, you know, the challenge for the biden campaign and for all of us who care about this democracy is indeed winning this battle over where did this democracy come from? how fragile is it really? what has it taken before to put it back together? and what it will take again? and that's why the civil war here is so important. >> professor david blight, i have not been thinking of you as a campaign analyst, but i do now. professor blight, eugene robison -- >> oh my god. >> eugene robinson, thank you both very much for joining our discussion tonight. >> thank you, lawrence. and coming up, we're gonna show you a case study, in video, of how donald trump lies about
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there is no accountability. seen nhs managers know that that is allowed. so watch your concerning, essentially we are lying to employees that they will be protected. we hear this time and time again from organisations, it's a safe environment to go and see may be your hr department, you will be listened to and he will be protected. the damage on trust that this particular case has exposed whistle—blowers. it's a scandal, isn't it? why is there no law, why has this libint maintained? it’s has this libint maintained? it's ve has this libint maintained? tt�*s very convenient for power. whistle—blowers are a friend to the public but they are not a friend power. power controls lawmaking. when the current uk whistle—blower law was made over 20 years ago,
eric: president biden sign executive board that make semicomakessemiconductors and qm computers. this show economy is now slowing. the president calls the issues of the communist country a ticking time bomb. what can we expect? gordon chang 's here senior fellow at the queso institute of the coming collapse of china on the great u.s. and china tech war. gordon, it seems the topics of the books are coming true right now. is there a slow-motion collapse? we see the tech war by the signing of the new restriction an indication that seems to be increasing. >> there is a tech corporate present biden's executive order on wednesday was a step in the right direction. but there were too many holes in it, erica. also it's only a rule of proposed lawmaking.
they are worried this will be a proxy war. it's already fighting all of the battles. nobody wants to see this region plunged further into uncertainty. >> many thanks. israel's supreme court has instructed the government to explain why it should not delay implementation of a controversial lawmaking it harder to declare the prime minister unfit for office. the court will hear arguments on september 28th, before an expanded panel of 11 judges. the law limits ways the prime minister can be removed from office. transferring the power from the attorney general to the cabinet. it's been amended to benefit benjamin netanyahu who faces a