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. cold war feeling to it, from beginning to end. good to get our beginning to end. good to get your thoughts. beginning to end. good to get your thoughts. thank - beginning to end. good to get your thoughts. thank you - beginning to end. good to get| your thoughts. thank you very much. robert staley from the kissinger institute on china and the united states. daly. joining us from manila in the philippines now is anna malindog. she s a china analyst and a columnist for the asean post. i see that china s foreign ministry has expressed stronger satisfaction and opposition to the us use of force to attack its ownership. dissatisfaction. what is the reaction been in china
friction. that is not the us wants. it wants guard rails or a floor on some rules for communication such that we can continue to pursue what president 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. robert daly from the kissinger institute on china and the united states. i ve been speaking to anna malindog. she s a china analyst and a columnist for the asean post, based in manila, in the philippines. i asked how the shooting down of the balloon was received in the region.
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