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thanks so much _ relationship with china. michelle, thanks so much for— relationship with china. michelle, thanks so much for your - relationship with china. michelle, thanks so much for your insight i thanks so much for your insight today. law professor at national taiwan university. we have shaimaa khalil standing by with us. she has been covering the ground throughout the day here in taipei from polling stations and most recently at the dpp headquarters where william lai has recently made his victory speech. shaimaa khalil, what can you tell us? ,, , ., ., , ., tell us? steve, you have been asking me now a number _ tell us? steve, you have been asking me now a number of _ tell us? steve, you have been asking me now a number of times _ tell us? steve, you have been asking me now a number of times whether. tell us? steve, you have been asking l me now a number of times whether we can expect that speech, if we can expect william lai to take to the stage, and i think it is quite imminent, actually. he has been giving his first press and now we are expecting him to take the stage. people have been chanting taiwan won! they have been chanting, hello, president. now they are expecting him to take the stage and give his first victory speech as president of taiwan. one of the cheers was actually saying what is the
vibrant democracy. t engaged when it comes to having a vibrant democracy.— vibrant democracy. i said this in an earlier interview, _ vibrant democracy. i said this in an earlier interview, i— vibrant democracy. i said this in an earlier interview, i just _ vibrant democracy. i said this in an earlier interview, i just want - vibrant democracy. i said this in an earlier interview, i just want to - earlier interview, i just want to emphasise it. pro—china news outweighs pro—taiwan news by a factor of ten to one. this means that taiwanese media consumption often has pro—china news and there is 5.5 million tiktok users in taiwan and there is a lot of disinformation spread through tiktok about how democracy is a failure. it tries to sow discord within taiwan. maintaining some atmosphere of free ideas and the free exchange of ideas and some sort of trust in democratic institutions is really important to taiwan. i am very critical of the ddp in terms of its ability to protect workers and lower housing prices and protect renters but i do think that it has the right cautiousness towards its relationship with china. michelle,
going to come by us because we know hon: kona. �* ., hong kong. are you worried about china told? _ hong kong. are you worried about china told? yes. _ hong kong. are you worried about china told? yes. there _ hong kong. are you worried about china told? yes. there you - hong kong. are you worried about china told? yes. there you go, . china told? yes. there you go, excitement. — china told? yes. there you go, excitement, victory _ china told? yes. there you go, excitement, victory but - china told? yes. there you go, excitement, victory but a - china told? yes. there you go, excitement, victory but a little bit of worry in the back of their minds about how beijing is going to react to this win. he has been dubbed the troublemaker, william lai, and now beijing would have to react to him being the president elect of taiwan. fascinating to see the celebrations going on at the dpp headquarters there with shaimaa khalil. very clear from the people she is speaking with that they are very excited about what it means for the dpp victory. i have a guest with me, we will talk a bit more about what we will talk a bit more about what we have been seeing, law professor at the national taiwan university. michelle, we havejust been at the national taiwan university. michelle, we have just been seeing shaimaa khalil at the dpp headquarters, a lot of people very excited about the victory that william lai imminently is about to proclaim. i want to get your reaction to that first of all? first reaction to that first of all? first of all, it reaction to that first of all? first of all. it is _ reaction to that first of all? first
means that perhaps they could have won if they hadn't fallen apart at the last minute and that is something that jason sue who i spoke to earlier wanted to reiterate. the o- osition to earlier wanted to reiterate. tte: opposition camp split into two parties and the votes combined of those two are over 60% of total votes. you can see that this is a very unfortunate situation. 60% of voters actually wanted a change of government but yet, we now have a rather weakened president and i think it will be important to see how he will deal with a rather divided legislative as well when the dbp is also likely to lose the majority with tbp and kmt —— dpp. combined will hold more seats. we arejoined on we are joined on the roof by a law professor at national taiwan university. michelle, good to have you back on with us. we have had some time to die just what has
rhetoric that the dpp has with china and focus more on the bread and butter issues that they are concerned about? i butter issues that they are concerned about?- butter issues that they are concerned about? ~ . , ., concerned about? i think that is a fair way to _ concerned about? i think that is a fair way to phrase _ concerned about? i think that is a fair way to phrase it _ concerned about? i think that is a fair way to phrase it although - concerned about? i think that is a fair way to phrase it although i i fair way to phrase it although i would also add that i think china, it is impossible to avoid the china factor. the fact remains that china can shape how taiwanese economy through suddenly banning fish imports, pineapple imports, in that sense, everybody does have to tread cautiously on china. you can never really escape the china issue. even as you say you support bread—and—butter issues. as you say you support bread-and-butter issues. michelle, thank ou bread-and-butter issues. michelle, thank you very _ bread-and-butter issues. michelle, thank you very much _ bread-and-butter issues. michelle, thank you very much for _ bread-and-butter issues. michelle, thank you very much for speaking i thank you very much for speaking with me today. law professor at the national taiwan university. we will be staying here in taipei talking to more people, getting more analysis as the results get formally confirmed by the election commission and we have that speech by what seems to be the winner, william lai, from the democratic progressive party. do stay with us here on bbc.
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