doors to get the gavel. those holdouts who were keeping the the speakership from him now have some plush committee assignments. lauren boebert, scott perry, and where they got assign and why the white house is watching so closely. our congressional reporters are here to explain what those members will now be able to do. they also learned about, more about why congressman marjorie taylor greene might have gotten so close to mccarthy, becoming one of the loudest supporters for him to get the gavel, she got two top committee assignments making past statements like this one from 2018 all the more relevant today. there is an islamic invasion into our government offices right now. okay? they are, you saw after midterm elections what we saw so many muslims elected, i don t know, i don t know the exact number but there were quite a few, we have that woman out of minnesota, now she s going into congress, and she s got to wear a head covering, you know, they want to put their hand on
is owned or controlled by the chinese communist party and tiktok can argue that, but you can see it is happening with other companies there, they certainly have a role to play in tiktok. so i think worries about the chinese government are good ones to have, because it is depending on the worry, is it national security, is it the ability to put propaganda out there in a very subtle way, is it that we re not allowed to be china, a lot of u.s. companies aren t allowed to be competing in china and they are allowed to be here. there are all kinds of ways to argue. but whatever tiktok says, they got to assure people that the ties to the come mist party are broken and that would mean a spinoff that is owned here in the u.s. there is billions of dollars at stake among many american investors actually, who own the company, the byte dance company. tlanz are all kinds of things at play here. it is not just one thing. is there any idea that it
immigration in a rational way jason: enforce the law clerks the law on the books. that s the national policy. kennedy: it s a bad policy. emily: turning to china and protest of the communist regime are gaining international attention. [ speaking foreign language ]. harris: chemostraiters ers emily: demonstrators fed up and calling for overthrow of the chinese come mist party and boldest and most widespread revolt china has seen in years and using blank sheets of paper to get message across and the paper representing everything the demonstrators want to say but cannot under china s restrictive regime. beijing is is resorting to age old tactics to crack down hard on anyone not falling in line. they re also using modern tools to track down potential protesters and scrubbing out
regulation. they are going to be hurting badly. but the person who should be worrying the most president xi jinping of chinese. the government helped push the stock market rally and everything they are doing seems to be failing. in the come mist party everything is about power and stability. should you be panicking? yes and no. about 1.5% of the value in the chinese stocks is owned by foreigners because of the tight control of foreign ownership in the chinese stocks. there isn t a web effect if the chinese stocks crashed it doesn t effect the worldwide system like the lehman brothers collapse. but there is a sense that the sliding stock market is a symptom of an ailing chinese economy. with the second largest economy, if chinese ses the world will definitely catch a cold. david mckenzie reporting there. and ivan watson visited a