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Declaration of human rights, the agreement made in the handover of hong kong by the united kingdom to china that created one china, but two systems, so that the people of hong kong could have a quasi democracy at least until 2047, and it is really dismaying and it's quite extraordinary because even mitch mcconnell of whom i am not a fan, he stops every good thing that could happen in the united states senate for the american people, even he said the world is watching, and that china should be careful. of course, china, again, today, because it's today already in china, is saying the u.s. shoul...

There. it's unclear whether this is a way that build up of chinese military is seeing there, if it's part of any future response according to the protesters or whether this is something to try and intimidate them. or, as china claims, they are only conducting drills there. this is after shutting down hong kong's airports for two days. protesters have now moved back into the cities. of all of the scum of the state department says, "the united states is deeply concerned by reports of chinese paramilitary movement along the hong kong border. the ongoing demonstrations in hong kong reflect the sen...

In hong kong, signs of democracy, of people trying to get rid of maduro in venezuela. we are seeing all kinds of things happening around the world, and yet the president doesn't embrace the universal declaration of human rights, the agreement made in the handover of hong kong by the united kingdom to china that created one china, but two systems, so that the people of hong kong could have a quasi democracy at least until 2047, and it is really dismaying and it's quite extraordinary because even mitch mcconnell of whom i am not a fan, he stops every good thing that could happen in the united st...

Fighting for their future, the future of hong kong. they know that 2047 is the year that china takes back full control. because one country, two systems was guaranteed from the handover from british rule in '97 to 2047. but the fear in hong kong amongst some is that china's moving that deadline up and they've built a bridge that connects hong kong literally to the mainland. there's a high-speed rail line. and you have an increasing feeling that china is becoming more heavy-handed. and what triggered these protests was an extradition bill proposed by carrie lam that would have allowed china to ...

Essentially they have nothing to lose. they feel that mainland china is slowly tightening its grip on hong kong, which is a semi autonomous special administrative region of china since the handover in 1997. and so they're not afraid, protesters say, of a confrontation with the mainland because they feel that is inevitable anyway. they feel it's coming anyway. that china will eventually create the same kind of conditions and restrictions on their freedom and their life on the mainland. so for these people even if it's a small minority in hong kong, they feel that it's a fight for their life and...