And also the economy the economic ramifications of course which other countries are also experiencing but in our country. You know of course especially chop his the real action really depends on the economy going well since hes a minority president that has get a majority the 1st time so i think youre seeing a lot of the election here and that things may die down you know after the election season either kill him lose the election and somebody else will command by or will be reelected and then the all aim to get some sort of agreement with chinese perhaps its hard to say what will happen but certainly this there is rising tensions and hes also attacking the w. H. O. As a child as have the trying to use have too much influence and when its an International Organization its certainly theres a lot of cool. Astons that could be asked about w h o n its response but. Legitimate questions but i think that was probably not the time to do it and now we saw i. Yesterday where they were the count
To cross up this and more im joined by my guest when he came in london she is a policy analyst and senior lecturer in Chinese International political economy and in washington we cross to you and he is a senior fellow at the independent institute ok im going to go to you 1st in washington i mean if you look at the Mainstream Media as it was russia gate seems to wind down the banks have come up for china and some of the some really very very harsh editorials are being written there in the Washington Post New York Times and they can a. T. O. Press and even in the British Press here is this a new cold war and if it is how is it different on the up with from the one that was against the soviet union go ahead and wash. Well i think its a bit its a little bit of a stroke to say its a cold war yet i mean i think this is all actually nearing frankly end but you know Foreign Countries sort of been historically have realized in the last president ial Election Years especially candidates you know