By mail, have it delivered by mail. those changes, those restrictions, not into force for now. that is despite a week of headlines and uncertainty. to some extent, this uncertainty does continue, because this is just a temporary halt to changes or restrictions on mifepristone. in fact, only in place as things stand for the next five days. us secretary of state antony blinken has arrived in vietnam, where he hopes to bolster relations with a key trade partner that shares us concerns over china s growing influence. blinken is visiting hanoi, where he is expected to hold talks with top vietnamese officials, including prime minister pham minh chinh. blinken s visit comes on the heels of the us condemning vietnam s jailing of a political activist for anti state activities. the us state department said the partnership between the two nations could reach its full potential if vietnam improves its human rights record. live now to south east asia
Blinken is in vietnam, where he hopes to bolster relations with a key trade partner that shares us concerns over china s growing influence. blinken is visiting hanoi, where he is meeting with prime minister pham minh chinh. blinken and chinh each expressed interest in improving bilateral ties between vietnam and the us during the meeting. live now to southeast asia correspondentjonathan head. hi, jonathan. what do you make of the messages we ve heard so far from of the messages we ve heard so farfrom both men? of the messages we ve heard so far from both men? far from both men? very predictable. far from both men? very predictable. this - far from both men? very predictable. this is - far from both men? very predictable. this is a - far from both men? very| predictable. this is a long build up in this relationship. it s been an important one for the united states for more than a decade. vietnam is pursuing a very complicated dance, trying to position itself between china, its giant
And lobbyists and oligarchs and some celebrities and they re all meeting and hammering out ideas behind closed doors. no accountability, no transparency, no lobbiest registry. you don t know what is going on. there is no congressional record. there is no chance to question them. there is no opposition party. there is no chance to vote them out. pete: it is their dream world. rachel: right. there is no government. will: i like what ezra had to tell you there. it is sort of like a shadow government. by the way it was immeasurable influence and power. you know, that you want to dismiss it as a bunch of weirdoes in switzerland but the truth is the idea they come up trickle down to affect local politics. before you know it local mayors are instituting policies where did it come from? it came from a bunch of weirdoes in davos. send you back to jordan peterson. i m a little conflicted about the idea of a alternative. he laid out a six point pham, some is good, focusing on
Some. when i went to the trump rally. trump told them go to congress and said okay, we will go to congress. exactly. i know andrew, you know we sometimes turn to jay-z to understand these issues. are you rolling your eyes at me? he said plead the fifth when it comes to the pham. i m like a dog, i never, speak but i understand. the idea is, if you are protecting other criminal dogs. because you have an understanding, you need to hide this, that is bad. point blank. did doj has to figure out with all fairness, do any of these people, who pled the fifth, for others who stonewalled so severely that they were referred for contempt to two of them indicted, one not convicted. that is 34 plus and counting, i want to be clear. none of these people, as of tonight, have been indicted by the garland doj. or the new special counsel. for actual crimes related to overturning the election. two of them on other important things, which was contempt. here s the question, are they
But the fact that there was no policy. the deputies, for the most part, have gone through training. there are several that haven t, but obviously having this possibly some they needed to do. and based on the information we ve been able to gather, they have made some changes, and they now have this policy. it s become the pham. i know you ve been intimately involved since beginning here. i cannot imagine the families hearing that, at this point. we are talking about how this took place months and months ago. how are we just now hearing about this? what is a family s reaction to the fact there was no active shooter policy. time and time again, it takes. months it takes us chasing people around. whereas forcing people, ultimately. putting their backs up against the wall. to get this information. this came as a result of this report. and certainly when family members heard this, they were pretty shocked. they were expecting more information, because that one