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Other on their respective core interests. xi jinping mentioned taiwan issues where chaiina is undergog u.s. pressure. and worth noting that this phone call took place on xi jinping's birthday. he turned 69 on wednesday. this was actually the fourth time the two men talked on xi jinping talk order the birthday. so the bromance is going strong just like the no limits pat nert ship between the countries. >> and a friendship that has no limits. thank you so much. coming up, kevin spacey back in a courtroom facing sexual assault charges. this time in london. and big corporations are being blame...

I don't know that we can take those past lessons and apply them to the upcoming elections. and so, i do think that is a really important thing to remember. we are really into new uncharted territory, that it's dangerous to make assumptions about past precedent. at the same time, we know when it comes to the issue of abortion, it's much more complicated than it looks like on paper. the idea of overturning roe is very unpopular. but when you scratch beneath the surface and you ask things like, well, how do you think abortion should be regulated? should it be as little as possible? should there b...

But india, pakistan, south africa? if you in taiwan want to convince yourselves that the international community does respect rules and does value democracy, maybe that vote was a bit of a disappointment? yes, i understand your concerns, but i think what we are now witnessing is a kind of competition between two different groups. one is democracy and the other is autocracy and after russia's invasion of ukraine, the competition between these two groups of countries will reach a new high in the future, and what we are concerned is that russia and china has announced that they will deepen their ...

To convince yourselves that the international community does respect rules and does value democracy, maybe that vote was a bit of a disappointment? yes, i understand your concerns, but i think what we are now witnessing is a kind of competition between two different groups. one is democracy and the other is autocracy and after russia's invasion of ukraine, the competition between these two groups of countries will reach a new high in the future, and what we are concerned is that russia and china has announced that they will deepen their strategic partnership with each other and, as you mention...

Some of the biggest, most influential countries in the world chose to abstain — and i'm not thinking just of china itself, but india, pakistan, south africa? if you in taiwan want to convince yourselves that the international community does respect rules and does value democracy, maybe that vote was a bit of a disappointment? yes, i understand your concerns, but i think what we are now witnessing is a kind of competition between two different groups. one is democracy and the other is autocracy and after russia's invasion of ukraine, the competition between these two groups of countries will ...