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chocolate cake. that's the only time he said, repeat. that was the only word he said in english. meaning he speaks english. >> he speaks english? >> i'll tell you what. it's an ain'ting thing. we had a dinner at mar-a-lago. we are having a great weekend. we are having a beautiful dessert, chocolate cake at mar-a-lago. he was telling me stories with the history of china, amazing 5 noun years, amazing history, and president obama didn't go takeover red line and because of that russia took over syria and there's a whole big thing. you know that. >> yes. >> if obama had done what he said they were going to do because they were killing children with gas, with gas bombs by the hundreds by the thousands in syria and he said, if that happens again, and it happened a number of times and he still never went over the line, but i did.
cocktails and gas bombs at police, cnn's phil mattingly and nic robertson are live for us in belfast, northern ireland, and nick this trip. coincides with the anniversary of the good friday agreement. that's a deal brokered by the us signed 25 years ago to end the bloodshed between protestants and catholics in northern ireland. there's president biden getting off air force one. but now you say that that good friday agreement nick is under strain. tell us more yeah, the peace did come. the bombs and bullets stop playing. stop going off. but what didn't happen was an exploration and coming to an agreement on the future identity of northern ireland. of course, there's the unionists who want to be pro british. and there's the nationalists would like to be a part of a united island and this has never been reconciled, and that gets to the underlying tensions and that gets to the group who were throwing the molotov cocktails. yesterday at the police. the same group who went in the cemetery. we went in there with them yesterday. there was a moment where they all head under umbrellas so that the
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you better start shopping now. >> i think there is always been two kinds of christmas shoppers. there is ones who have all their lists completed by halloween, and then there's people like me who show up at the mall on christmas eve. if you are in that latter bucket, obviously there is going to be more challenges. >> jesse: so cute. so it is all a joke to the biden administration, if the price of their prime rib goes up to dollars, doesn't matter. they can handle those high-class problems. but for tens of millions of americans, this is no laughing matter. people are really scared that they won't be able to provide for their families. biden has no plan on how to help you. his administration is out of ideas and clearly running on empty. just like all those gas bombs across the nation. here now, former senior advisor to president trump and america first legal founder stephen miller stephen miller. well, so first, stephen, no inflation, then it is just temporary, and that it is a high-class problem, and now inflation is a good thing.
the protesters. >> demonstrators have been throwing gas bombs and bricks. police responding with tear gas, rubber bullets, water cannons. the threat, at least, of live ammunition. cnn's anna coren is there with the details. anna, this is really a pressure cooker of a situation. you have all of those students holed up in the university, fearful for what would happen to them if they were to leave. the president trying to force them to leave. how is this going to end? >> reporter: a really good question and i think we all ask that on a daily basis. as far as these protesters are concerned, the hundreds that are trapped inside polytechnic university, not far from where we are, they are not surrendering. police have called on them to surrender, surrender peacefully. but they are staying put it. and we've seen some dramatic pictures in the last couple of hours of a rescue of protesters climbing down from one of the windows, down ropes.
>> the bloody siege continues in hong kong between protesters and police, some of the worst violence that we have seen in the five months we've been tracking this situation in hong kong. hundreds of militant protesters and students holed up in one of the city's universities. police are threatening to charge in if the activists don't give themselves up. young people say they'll fight to the finish. it has been nasty on both sides. police are using tear gas,ser, rubber bullets and live ammunition. protesters striking back with rocks, gas bombs and bows and arrows. 38 people were injured last night. dozens have been arrested over the past several hours. all of this part of a lengthy protest movement aimed at getting more democracy for the chinese territory. china this morning saying no one should underestimate its will to protect the sovereignty of hong
place. police are surrounding it. it's been skirmishs on the edges. police using tear gas, rubber bullets, and live rounds. protestors fighting back with grix, gas bombs and arrows and catapults. thousands have taken to the streets. businesses, schools, roads, railways are blocked on another workday. hundreds more arrested and injured. 4500 protestors have been nabbed since the riots begin to get more democracy for this chinese territory. results are the hardening of battle lines. chinese officials saying there is no room for compromise. late sunday the state department condemning unjustified use of force on all sides. their words. while there is a court ruling today calling the government ban on facemasks by protestors unconstitutional, julie, it all
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>> who again would trust the united states to be an ally of them? who would think that it pays for them to align themselves with us? >> the white house has warned turkey that if it goes too far, there will be consequences. including sanctions from the u.s. but so far the president and the administration have not defined exactly what too far looks like. jon? jon: garrett tenney, garrett, thank you. the unrest in hong kong now stretches into its fifth month, with violence breaking out across the city today. police in riot gear storming through crowded streets to disperse pro democracy protesters, some of whom built road blocks, smashed store fronts and threw bricks and gas bombs at officers. demonstrators also erecting a lady liberty statue atop the city's lion rock mountain, the nearly 14 foot statue had been spotted at several past protests. a frantic search underway
rubber bullets trying to get the crowd out. 6,000 police were deployed trying to rein in the chaos. some of the worst fighting we've seen in four months of unrest. they threw gas bombs, rocks, smashed buildings, set fires. many arrests including some that we saw. 31 people so far have been injured including that protestor who was shot. he is an 18-year-old student. he was coming at that police officer with a pole. the cop fired at him with a revolver at point blank range in the chest. we hear he is in critical condition. now, seemingly oblivious to this, officials in beijing had a big military parade to mark that national day. chinese president xi said stability will be maintained in hong kong. clashes go on here in hong kong across the city into the night. we've been hearing sirens, seeing police vehicles. it is a day and night of rage