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Our china correspondent, robin brant, explains what will be the fallout from the us boycott — and what countermeasures china is likely to take. i think the first thing to consider here is this was heavily telegraphed. this is not a big surprise, and it is consistent in terms of some confrontation, some competition, and some cooperation in terms of how the biden administration views china. but, it is a snub. it is a slight, and it was designed to do that. this was designed to highlight, as you just heard the biden administration's ongoing concerns about what it views as genocide being committ...

Indoor slide, that's how he gets up and down. that is a little french bulldog. i think he might have broken his leg or something, that is why he does it. this isn't due to sheer laziness but it's got to be fun. i'm going to have all of these installed around my penthouse. >> jesse: a mansion in greenwich village. >> greg: were all my mini coopers live. >> jesse: speaking of which, geraldo's big mexico surprise news with geraldo. >> geraldo: she went for her anniversary, we showed up, that is erica and i, we had a wonderful, wonderful time there in mexico. it is hugely underrated. he always thi...

Ijust wondered whether, simon and mina, you have come across many places in the world that would take out insurance policies. you can only do that for your social care if you have got the money. mina, do see that around the world? i do, and i think there is also a question about public debt. the uk's public debt exceeded 100% of gdp last year for the first time since1963, but there are many countries around the world that are having to deal with public debt, but not coming up with solutions because, to polly's point, there are tough political decisions to be made in the long term and unfortuna...

Would take out insurance policies. we can only do that for your social care if you have got the money. mina, do see that around the world? i do, and i think there is also a question about public debt. the uk's public debt exceeded 100% of gdp last year for the first time since 1963, but there are many countries around the world that are having to deal with public debt, but not coming up with solutions. because, to polly's point, there are tough political decisions to be made in the long term and unfortunately too much of politics in the uk and in too many countries are based on election cycles...

Very hard over the next few years and this government is pretending to be a spendthrift father christmas kind of government, not back to austerity, but austerity is exactly what most government spending is going to feel like in the next few years. ijust wondered whether, simon and mina, you have come across many places in the world that would take out insurance policies. you can only do that for your social care if you have got the money. mina, do see that around the world? i do, and i think there is also a question about public debt. the uk's public debt exceeded 100% of gdp last year for the...