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world war ii, then came back to 1989 when they got freedom again and the iron curtain lifted, and the cold war was temporarily over, then talked about how important for him it was to make that trip yesterday and to make sure the russian aggression does not stand. in terms of which you are referring to, ainsley. we know in the past the president has addressed a black audience and said he spent so much time in a black church that he went there more than his church. then we heard that there were so many puerto ricans in delaware that he felt like he was puerto rican. now we find out that there are so many names with the -ski he always wished he did, that he was polish. so we have a lot of situations where the president feels he can relate, even though he has to make stuff up. >> a little later on this afternoon, poland time, the present will be speaking and we will see that life. in the meantime, we'll take a quick timeout. in a minute, guy fieri joins us here on the couch.
international competition. there you no aaain. international competition. there you go again- the _ international competition. there you go again- the loc— international competition. there you go again. the ioc putting _ international competition. there you go again. the ioc putting out - international competition. there you go again. the ioc putting out its - go again. the ioc putting out its position in very difficult positions. if you are russian athlete and you don't support the war there is a lot of countries that will put you in jail. war there is a lot of countries that will put you injail. this is war there is a lot of countries that will put you in jail. this is where protecting athletes, removing from the game and making sure that every other country can compete peacefully for that and it's time for russia to pay the price and set out these games. the ioc is not about criminal law, the knot above the law. as a result they need to really take a closer look in the mirror and say, it's time for russia to have a timeout, it's time for russia to be removed from the games and let other countries compete peacefully. russia is having a terrible devastation on ukraine for that and by allowing them to compete means the ioc is supporting the war in ukraine. you sa the supporting the war in ukraine. you say the loc— supporting the war in ukraine. you say the m has — supporting the war in ukraine. you say the ioc has lost its moral compass in your view. if they do allow russian and belarusian athletes to compete on a neutral basis, what would you like to see
so people could film it with theirsmartphones. —— so people could film it with their smartphones. —— that it was. if it was a spy balloon, why would they want to do something so blatant and so unnerving for the members of the public in the us, as you say? the public in the us, as you sa ? , , ., the public in the us, as you say? so, this is a key question. _ say? so, this is a key question. it - say? so, this is a key question. it is - say? so, this is a key question. it is not. say? so, this is a key question. it is not in | say? so, this is a key - question. it is not in china's interests to have more americans see in china as an enemy. and the timing is particularly bad because china, this spring, after the end of the zero covid policy, really wants to focus on its domestic development, its demographic crisis, a whole series of economic crises, and china had been looking for a sort of timeout from fiction with the united states. —— friction. so this appears to fly in the face of that. one possible answer is bureaucratic incompetence. did some agency of the chinese government move without getting the full signup? that is possible, there is incompetence there as there is here. other than that, it is sheer speculation. do they want to send a message to the people of
been cancelled? i know that you said china wanted to be focusing a bit more perhaps domestically. it is always better but they speak then not speak. i think there was always going to be a difficulty in this trip had secretary of state blinken gone to china. what china wants is a timeout from friction. that is not the us wants. it wants or a floor comment on some rules for communication such that we can continue to pursue what resident biden wants to call extreme competition with china, while lowering the danger this would result in war. so those are two very different goals. china, to date, rejects the idea that us—china relations are fundamentally competitive, whereas a growing number of people in the us see this as a new kind of cold war. certainly the whole story of this balloon and it being shot down had a cold war feeling to it, from beginning to end.
the united states thatjust as our flights and crusie around taiwan, what china sees as its sovereign territory, threatens them, they see it as a threat, but that is sheer speculation. it really doesn't make sense that china would do something which damages its own interests right now. which damages its own interests riaht now. ., ,., ., ., , right now. how important was the us secretary _ right now. how important was the us secretary of _ right now. how important was the us secretary of state's . the us secretary of state's trip, which has now been cancelled? i know that you said china wanted to be focusing a bit more perhaps domestically. it is always better but they speak then not speak. i think there was always going to be a difficulty in this trip had secretary of state blink and gone to china. —— blinken. what china wants is a timeout from friction. that is not the us wants. it wants or a floor comment on some rules for communication such that we can continue to pursue what resident biden wants to call extreme competition with china, while lowering the danger this would result in war. so those
bad because china, this spring, after the end of the zero covid policy, really wants to focus on its domestic development, its demographic crisis, a whole series of economic crises, and china had been looking for a sort of timeout from friction with the united states. so this appears to fly in the face of that. one possible answer is bureaucratic incompetence. did some agency of the chinese government move without getting the full sign—up? that is possible, there is incompetence there as there is here. other than that, it is sheer speculation. do they want to send a message to the people of the united states thatjust as our flights and cruise around taiwan, what china sees as its sovereign territory, threatens them, they see it as a threat, but that is sheer speculation. it really doesn't make sense that china would do something which damages its own interests right now. how important was the us secretary of state's trip, which has now
one possible answer is bureaucratic incompetence. did some agency of the chinese government move without getting the full signup? that is possible, there is incompetence there as there is here. other than that, it is sheer speculation. do they want to send a message to the people of the united states thatjust as our flights and cruisers around taiwan, what china sees as its sovereign territory, threatens them, they see it as a threat to us, but that is sheer speculation. it really doesn't make sense that china would do something which damages its own interests right now. how important was the us secretary of state's trip, which has now been cancelled? i know that you said china wanted to be focusing a bit more perhaps domestically. it is always better that they speak then not speak. i think there was always going to be a difficulty in this trip had secretary of state blinken gone to china. what china wants is a timeout from
and in congress that are determined to counter and condemn and weaken china if they can, and so i think the bigger impact is that it lends more credence to that broad accusation about the nature of the chinese government. yes, it is quite interesting, isn't it? that it was visible with the naked eye so people could film it with their smartphones. if it was a spy balloon, why would they want to do something so blatant and so unnerving for the members of the public in the us, as you say? so, this is a key question. it is not in china's interests to have more americans seeing china as an enemy. and the timing is particularly bad because china, this spring, after the end of the zero—covid policy, really wants to focus on its domestic development, its demographic crisis, a whole series of economic crises, and china had been looking for a sort of timeout from friction with the united states. so this appears to fly in the face of that.
you see how that pays for it. >> bill: coaches in these conferences, but the last couple of minutes before the game. you really have to hunker down. communications, a couple of timeouts, what you're going to call, what you're going to run. where you're going to give a foul to if you have to give a foul to. it's just incredible. just these possessions on the floor, baseline, sideline, full court. what you're going to run depends on the clock, obviously. >> jason: souley boum has been absolutely brilliant and games for xavier from the free throw line. he's closed out a couple in cintas center, and he's given the musketeers the lead again. sean miller, conducting the crowd. >> bill: nice low post, up muscled over, and is providence basketball on the tie up. what a great anticipation out of that timeout. >> jason: souley boum set the trap right there. what an aggressive play, hunter has been magnificent. jerome hunter with 7 rebounds, 9 points, 31 minutes.