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the u.s., that's not actually going to work. >> what you're saying is that this ban might be in the medium term of accelerating, china's defense and chip industry -- it has already done so and there are so many companies trying to come up with new chip designs just to circumvent these rules and it's also -- it's almost a strategic gift, but we have to understand the short run many companies will have to suffer. >> your basic message is don't count china out. >> exactly. >> great to have you on. >> next on gps, from petroglyphs to papyrus to printing presses to a phone in everyone's pocket, all about the evolution of knowledge and how we pass it down. we will be back with that in a moment. that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that... ...i need a breakthrough card... like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more...
they understand the pressures, they understand the value that we can offer to our communities. would you like him to come here and see for himself? i've love him to come and see, to see what we do, again, how patients feel about what we offer. and actually that this is serious, and that the sector is crumbling. it is going to fall down like a stack of dominoes if there's not intervention urgently. hugh pym, bbc news. britain's investment minister is in hong kong to try to boost business with the territory. dominicjohnson�*s visit is the first by a british ministerforfive years. lord johnson said the uk would continue to highlight violations of freedom in hong kong by china. but he said the government had an obligation to engage constructively. nick marsh reports. before his trip, lord johnson denied that britain was ducking its historical responsibilities to the people of hong kong. he said britain would continue to call china out, be robust when it came to violations of freedoms in the city.
this does not address the main problem, a lack of gps. we may see more on that in the plans expected later this week but a clear attempt from the government this morning to try to sort of put the attention on delivery after that chastening set of local election results last week and we are expecting to hear from the prime minister later today for the prime minister later today for the first time since the extent of those losses became clear. britain's investment minister _ those losses became clear. britain's investment minister has _ those losses became clear. britain's investment minister has arrived - those losses became clear. britain's investment minister has arrived in l investment minister has arrived in hong kong to try and boost investment. dominicjohnson said the uk would continue to highlight issues of freedom in hong kong by china. but he said the government had an obligation to engage. dominicjohnson said britain would continue to call china out, be robust when it came to violations of
that we've built up. i mean, british businesses and german businesses, american businesses all rushed to china in that last 20 years, all done business with china. president xi has changed the terms of the games on arrival. he's decided that that is going to be on their terms. so, this idea of moving to democracy orfreedoms orfreedom of expression has all been stopped. it's been reversed, completely. taken over hong kong. so, it's the recognition that something changed in china that has gone missing in western governments' belief and what they're feared of is that they'll upset china and therefore lose business. this is the drive. we compete with each other the whole time in the west. so, nobody wants to see another country get an advantage over us because we're now calling china out. and i think the point is we've just got to sit down and thrash this out together because what is at risk? i genuinely believe it and i hope i'm not scaremongering is the very way we live our lives, the things that we take for granted, the freedoms, the debates that we've had in the house of commons. these things have
all done business with china. president xi has changed the terms of the games on arrival. he's decided that that is going to be on their terms. so, this idea of moving to democracy or freedoms or freedom of expression has all been stopped. it's been reversed, completely. taken over hong kong. so, it's the recognition that something changed in china that has gone missing in western governments' belief and what they're feared of is that they'll upset china and therefore lose business. this is the drive. we compete with each other the whole time in the west. so, nobody wants to see another country get an advantage over us because we're now calling china out. and i think the point is we've just got to sit down and thrash this out together because what is at risk? i genuinely believe it — and i hope i'm not scaremongering — is the very way we live our lives, the things that we take for granted, the freedoms, the debates that we've had in the house of commons. these things have been hard fought for. but for president xi, he thinks they're a zoo—year aberration and the natural form of government for the world is his form of government, and that is the challenge. now, we saw it before.
make sure they're not taking over agriculture in our country. this is a simple solution. china out, america is up. >> martha: what about the role of sifius, which is supposed to be the entity in the u.s. government that is supposed to block foreign investment that presents a national security risk? all the things that you just listed, i'm thinking what are they doing over there? >> yeah, that tool is a great part of the apparatus for pushing back. one of the things is you have to dig down into the llcs to get to the bottom to make sure you know who the partnerships are. sometimes they're 100 deep. we have to do a better job of investigating on the front end who is buying the property and not on the back end after its been purchased. using that tool is a strong powerful tool and also having a conversation about outbound investment is also important as well. doing it right as opposed to not
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"if pelosi insist on visiting taiwan, china will take resolute and strong measures to defend its sovereignty and territorial integrity." remember, last week, chinese president she is who play with viable parish by. white house national security council coordinator john kirby is standing by the biden administration's previous stance of not taking the bait or engaging in saber rattling saying that a pelosi was it would be in line with other official visits and that no change in policy is expected. admiral kirby also push back on the notion that the u.s. should be calling china out. watch. >> one at possibility of the trip. pointed out that a change in policy and the president from pelosi. eye when you're the last couple of weeks.
lessen their threat? >> we need to reach out in a more wholesome way to our allies in the region. the biden administration did put forth a measure this past week on an economic arrangement but i would have wished it would have been more aggressive. how are we going to lock china out of allies or potential ice and countries in southeast asia that are on the fence? we need and the europeans need to help invest in those countries so they don't fall into china's orbit and eventually come back and harm the united states. >> julie: okay. u.s. efforts to impose new sanctions i want to talk about this on north korea blocked by china and russia. how is the reliance impacted world order? >> you've seen it already in the russian invasion of ukraine. china is taking the oil and gas that russia can no longer sell in europe and elsewhere and otherwise just helping bail them out in general.