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to stand up against russia's unprovoked brutal invasion of ukraine. we've got economic and military state craft now on two separate continents simultaneously and they're reinforcing each other. it's a vision impossible to be imagine under a trump administration. >> and that message on ukraine meant to be informative to china on taiwan. i want to ask you about your view of the current state of u.s.-china relations. there's been an administration effort, including with this effort, to calm things down a little bit, but at other times it's been quite firm. you had president biden call xi jinping a dictator. where do these relations stand? are they on a dangerous course in your view? >> we have to re-establish military to military communication to prevent inadvertent escalation in the south china sea and the straits. that is the nearest term priority for me to put a floor under the relationship and prevent any conflict. but in the longer run, the most
priced the crew. he said i couldn't be prider than the u.s. naval team especially the crew inspector immediate le responding and preventing another seizure. we remain vigilant and ready. since 2021 iran has attacked or sized nearly 20 merchant vessels. in may, the u.s. increased the aircraft patrolling the straits of hamuz. >> charles: joining us now, lieutenant general boykin. let's start on the economic side with you, phil. oil up 3.3%. west texas intermediate.
arizona for joe biden, donald trump was called in to ask him not to do it. quote, in a phone call in late 2020 president donald trump tried to pressure arizona governor doug doocy to overturn the straits presidential election results. say that if enough fraudulent votes could be, found it would overcome trump's narrow loss in arizona according to three people familiar with the call. we know the special counsel jack smith is investigating donald trump's similar attempt to pressure georgia secretary of state officials to overturn the election. but according to the washington post, it is unclear if doug ducey has been contacted yet by the special counsel's office. if it is front page news i am out in that governor calling the governor ducey will be added to jack smith's growing to do list if he hasn't already done so. jack smith is under an extraordinary amount of scrutiny as he continues to lead criminal investigations into donald trump. who as we speak is the republican party's front-runner for president. unprecedented might be a word
they haven't given lethal aid, but they haven't turned their backs on moscow either. what role do you think beijing could play to broker a deal, and when might they do it? >>aing act for china. the visit with blinken was somewhat productive. china reiterates they're not all in backing russia, but they're a strategic partner of russia. their imports exceeded last years, up $80 billion in oil and gas. there's very important. stability in russia is important for china, and china has emphasized the right of nations to have that sovereignty. they're weary of any internal strife that might be caused because they're looking at taiwan across the straits. they need to work toward a settlement. we got indication over the weekend and the last two week that is the chinese are really going to be part of the negotiated settlement when it comes down. when that happens? i think that's open to debate. anybody seeing around the corner at this point is just guessing. but i think the longer this war
1.5, 2 million people displaced inside sudan. the great lie, of course, is that refugees are fleeing their countries for any reason other than absolute fear, and the second lie is that they don't contribute to the countries that they arrive in. maria can tell you about the job she's doing in wichita. we know that refugees are great contributors, they're changemakers, innovators in the countries that they come to. and refugee status is born of desperate straits around the world. but it is also that something that brings out humanity and that's something we want to emphasize on world refugee day. >> that sets the stage. you're now in kansas. tell me about what -- how you made the decision for you and your family to leave ukraine. what was that moment forcing you to flee? >> we lived in ukraine all our lives. in the eastern part of ukraine. we didn't want to go somewhere, leave our lives.
has been improving an irritant to the 0zzie with chat and now pat, together with a tail, he lifted england up to 280 before their board out. so, the last endings australia cynics they begin it well. there are 61 with robinson having say again. david with edgbaston and stewart add something to feed off of it as a cricketer, this is who he is and what he does. best in the world, steve smith is number two and born abroad, two and an evening of adrenaline. what an end to the day but australia did score 107 runs and a lot might depend on the weather and will allows the finish that this test match deserves. fifth—seeded cameron norrie to the second round of the queen's club championship in london and reaching the final game straits against
>> the fighting on the streets of sudan's relentless. cease-fire, after cease-fire has not helped. forces previously accused of genocide, returning to a well worn playbook. terrorize, expel, and ethnically cleanse. the paramilitary rapid support forces, rsf, are currently engaged in a fight for dominance with sudan's army. but years before that rivalry spilled blood in sudan's straits, there were implicated in atrocities in -- now once again, to the west of the country, is stopped by the specter of genocide. the damage brought by these forces is so extensive, you can see it from satellite images. this is elgin era. west africa. hundreds killed whole districts
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running. what do you make of that? >> yeah, neil. thanks for having me today, this goes back to what yogi berra said. it's deja vu all over. the chinese are probing us, testing us, testing our national resolve. what the chinese do, they use power projection and provocation. we respond with platitudes. look what they have done recently. it's the spy balloon over the united states of america. then you've got them buzzing one of our reconnaissance jets. a near collision of a chinese and u.s. warship in the way want straits. the recent snub of our secretary of defense, lloyd austin in singapore by their secretary of defense. so they have a pattern in doing this. it's not surprising to me. it's a constant test. my concern is neil, we haven't responded to it in any concrete way. we don't have a plan. all that is setting up for is a