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bracing themselves against the briskjanuary wins. these brisk january wins. these chinese briskjanuary wins. these chinese tourists pier towards taiwan. in reality, a/c fold clouds that view. undeterred, they make the most of their visit. this is as close as they can get to taiwan. they are banned from travelling to the self governed island which beijing claims as its territory and has vowed to take one day. translation: mr; and has vowed to take one day. translation:— and has vowed to take one day. translation: my biggest wish is i ho -e the translation: my biggest wish is i hope the island _ translation: my biggest wish is i hope the island of _ translation: my biggest wish is i hope the island of taiwan - i hope the island of taiwan becomes return to the motherland soon. even if taiwan is taken back, i hope there will be peace negotiations. in this way there is no harm inflicted. if there is more, casualties will be huge. we want peace. casualties will be huge. we want peace-— casualties will be huge. we want eace. �* ., , ., want peace. but worries about the war barely _ want peace. but worries about the war barely register- want peace. but worries about the war barely register with i the war barely register with these seafood workers. even though they live here on the taiwan strait. they have bigger
self-incrimination and run with that in a case where they're conducting of a pay-to-play scheme. so for hunter, do i go in to contempt or take the fifth. >> why did that ask hillary clinton to be deposed in private? why didn't they ask the campus presidents? >> martha: i mean, hillary -- >> in a lot of these -- >> martha: i don't want to go back to hillary clinton at this moment. katie, last political question. i have a minute left here. i want to ask about what is going on right now politically. i'm suggesting the biden family looked up with hunter and a scrum around him and think this is not great. we kind of wish he did this more
to influence the election. our correspondent has been speaking to people in the province closest to taiwan to find out more about china's relationship with the self—governing island. bracing themselves against the briskjanuary winds. these chinese tourists peer towards taiwan. in reality, sea fog clouds their view. undeterred, they make the most of their visit. this is as close as they can get to taiwan. they're banned from travelling to the self—governed island, which beijing claims as its territory and has vowed to take one day. translation: my biggest wish after visiting here is that i hope i the island of taiwan can return to our motherland soon. even if taiwan is taken back, i hope it's done via peaceful negotiations. in this way, there is no harm inflicted. if there is a war, the casualties will be huge.
that principle before you begin your evidence. however, it is for you to make clear to me in respect of any question put to you that it is your wish to reply, to rely upon the privilege and not for me to keep interrupting, if you understand. if therefore any questions i put to you, by any of the lawyers who ask you, by any of the lawyers who ask you questions, or as i have said by me, which you do not wish to answer on the ground that your answer might incriminate you, you must tell me immediately so that i can consider your objection and then after rule upon whether your objection should be upheld. you havejust upon whether your objection should be upheld. you have just told upon whether your objection should be upheld. you havejust told me that you are represented here today by a lawyer or lawyers. so if the issue relating to self—incrimination arises, i will permit those lawyers to assist you. if at any stage
administrations, admiral mike mullen. admiral, great to have you here tonight. i should note that during your tenure, you appointed then general austin to be the director of the joint staff. i should also note, first and foremost, we all wish him a speedy and full recovery. we had him here on the show before. but i do wonder what your reaction was to the failure to disclose critical information like this. >> well, i think secretary austin's statement has said a lot. we come from a culture of accountability. and he's taken full responsibility for the mistake. and he's committed to insure that it doesn't happen again. and i believe him in that regard. i'm confident that when he returns to the pentagon, he'll lay out more details than we know right now. in terms of actually what happened. i'm also confident that the process and procedures which were mentioned in your opening will be fixed, with respect to
chiefs of staff serving for both part of the bush, and obama administrations. admiral mike mullen, and admiral it's great to have you here tonight. i should note that during your tenure, you appointed then general austin to be the director of the joint staff. i should also note first and foremost that we all wish must be heastie and full recovery putting him on the shoulder for, but i do wonder what your reaction was to the failure to disclose critical information like this. >> well, i think secretary austin's statement has said what. we come from a culture of accountability, and he's taken full responsibility for the steak. he's committed to ensure that it does not happen again, and i believe him in that regard. i am confident that when he returns to the pentagon, he will lay out more details that
politics _ hard to make progress —— is really politics i— hard to make progress —— is really politics. i was pushing barack obama. — politics. i was pushing barack obama, he was saying we cannot want this more _ obama, he was saying we cannot want this more than they wanted, more than the _ this more than they wanted, more than the palestinians and the israelis — than the palestinians and the israelis want it. that is true, but nonetheless, it is one of those things — nonetheless, it is one of those things. looking back, youjust nonetheless, it is one of those things. looking back, you just wish even _ things. looking back, you just wish even more — things. looking back, you just wish even more had been done. why things. looking back, youjust wish even more had been done.- things. looking back, youjust wish even more had been done. why it has been missed — even more had been done. why it has been missed out _ even more had been done. why it has been missed out of— even more had been done. why it has been missed out of the _ even more had been done. why it has been missed out of the integrated - been missed out of the integrated review? i been missed out of the integrated review? ., ,., ., review? i 'oined the government a month review? ijoined the government a month ago — review? ijoined the government a month ago so _ review? ijoined the government a month ago so i— review? ijoined the government a month ago so i cannot _ review? ijoined the government a month ago so i cannot answer - review? ijoined the government a month ago so i cannot answer that question — month ago so i cannot answer that question. but it has always been the british— question. but it has always been the british government view, i did never change _ british government view, i did never change through the change in prime ministers, _ change through the change in prime ministers, that the two state solution _ ministers, that the two state solution is the answer to the conundrum. that is been consistent policy— conundrum. that is been consistent policy all— conundrum. that is been consistent policy all the way through. i think there _ policy all the way through. i think there have — policy all the way through. i think there have been moments of great effort _ there have been moments of great effort and — there have been moments of great effort and action and moments when it's really— effort and action and moments when it's really politics is going the wrong — it's really politics is going the wrong way, the global financial crisis _ wrong way, the global financial crisis takes over and other problems, and it is harder to get this moving. in my time as prime minister— this moving. in my time as prime minister it— this moving. in my time as prime minister it was very difficult to -et minister it was very difficult to get this— minister it was very difficult to get this dossier moving, and i think
support are often deeply personal and private ones. early screening is important for the detection and treatment of prostate cancer and people should talk to their doctors to see what screening is important for them. end statement. secretary austin continues to recover well and remains in good spirits. he's in contact with his senior staff and has full access to required secure communications, capabilities and continues to monitor dod's operations worldwide. at this time, i do not have any information to provide in terms of when he might be released from the hospital, but we'll be sure to keep you updated and until then, we will continue to release daily status updates on his condition. we in the department of defense wish him a speedy recovery. the department recognizes the understandable concerns expressed by the public, congress, and the news media in terms of notification, timelines and transparency. i want to underscore again that secretary austin has taken responsibility for the issues with transparency and the