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An issue that we need to have it on the agenda — and it is on the agenda at cop27, but it was actually quite difficult to get it on the agenda, and it is a redline issue for many richer nations who are concerned aboutjust how much these costs might be, and that there might be open—ended liability for compensation. it's a sort of semi—success that it's on the agenda and they're talking about it, but what outcomes should we expect? is it possible to be optimistic about what success looks like at cop27? i think that we have to have modest expectations for what could be achieved at this cop,...

Island to figure out how they're going to navigate going forward. if they are going to really try to align themselves with the u.s. if the u.s. will be able to step forward and take any action in defense. but china is resolute in saying taiwan is a breakaway province. even though it's never been ruled by the chinese communist party, it is in the mainland's idea of how they look at all of this, part of china. and it will reunify. they say that this is -- if you look at all the other issues, no matter how sensitive, be it hong kong, be it xinjiang, when you look at taiwan, this is the redline is...

>> jason: name one foreign policy, its success that president obama had. >> jessica: the climate accord accord. president obama oversaw taking on more terrorists than any other president, no? >> jason: no. >> harris: if the former president is watching and he started with climate change, he's going to where she moved to item two. >> jessica: the redline issue, i'm totally with you. >> elizabeth: they can again voluntarily comply for china. getting back to north korea, the antimissile system is huge to get china on board. china hates it, they see it as a spying apparatus. remember in '94, the c...

The president has painted himself in a corner on the redline issue. what has not happen there is not full contemplation how it would be breached. the issue of syria and a lack of foreign policy and how military strikes might contribute to the foreign policy and then salvagi salvaging of political credibility. >> doctor, can we explain to folks who are trying to figure out what is going on. why assad may have taken the steps of using chemical weapons. i am following secretary kerry theory. what is expected of the united states and uk who generally signed on to combat and be a coalition together...