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Lifetime, militarily, economically, technologically, is going to challenge dominance. there are big questions of the international community as to how to respond. that includes protecting the south china seas and keeping those seas open. giving australia these nuclear powered submarines and i must emphasise not armed with nuclear weapons, but nuclear powered, what does that do to address the scale of the challenge that you have just outlined from china? the challenge that you have 'ust outlined from cmmi the challenge that you have 'ust outlined from china? well, it's a first step but _ outlin...

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Nervous. but also one of the reasons for this pivot is to keep the seas open and to make sure that there is open trade on the waters because there are a lot of territorial disputes with china, looming large over the region right now. >> eric: jennifer, what an amazing, historic visit, especially for vietnam vets. >> jamie: to syria. syrian president assadcom condemning last week's massacre, denying his government played any role in the killings. nearly 100 people died, nearly half of them children. despite the horror, there is little sign that assad is serious about stopping the violence going...