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It's not political. it's just stating the obvious. it's crazy what people can get canceled over these days. and it ends up being like a group of kids on twitter that have the power to ruin people's lives. >> brian: don't let them cancel you. do you still not get along with piers morgan. >> brian: you do. >> carley: i love his show. i would go on record and say it right now. >> brian: i would not be surprised if that gets you booked. lawmakers particular off book. >> carley: who knew barbie the movie would cause geopolitical issues. apparently there is a scene where barbie is standing in front ...

Hasn't done before. it started trying to implement its territorial sort of ownership of the area it calls the nine dash line. this is off the coast of china that the u.s. says and according to international law is international waters, but china, by doing ever aggressive patrols and harassing philippines ships, japanese ships, merchant ships in that area, they are sending the message that, yeah, international law may say one thing about this area, but through our actions wide receiver increasing our ownership and daring you to push back. so you have that against that backdrop, the u.s. is incr...

Boris. this incident comes at a very sensitive time so let's expand the conversation with cnn military analyst, general wesley clark. he is a former supreme allied commander of nato. general, thanks for being with us. at the core of this incident is the dispute between china and the united states over the south china sea of the china says this happened over their training ground. the united states says this is international waters. i'm wondering what you make of that dispute? >> well, i think it's very important for the united states to continue to insist that this international waters. some...

Supported by its ambassadors in the West, such as Emmanuel Macron, China pretends that it seeks only "win-win cooperation," mutual respect, and the avoidance of "bloc confrontation." Unfortunately for China, the Philippines just proved how shallow those claims truly are.

2023 will mark the second year in a row that China's defense budget is slated to increase at a faster rate than the general economy, a potentially worrisome trend for Beijing, writes analyst Dean Cheng.