joined by congressman carlos gimenez and maria elvira salazar from the state of florida. congressman, you were on the island and left as a child. this is a 40th anniversary of that amazing speech that where he called out the evil empire. what does it mean to you when you think about what he said and what does it mean for people like you? what i remember is people didn t want him to say that. they didn t want him to call out the soviet union for what it was pure there are parallels today because people are saying, hey, we shouldn t do the same thing as the chinese communist party. we need the spirit of ronald reagan today because we need to confront a greater challenge, the chinese communist party. ainsley: it is the most revolutionary thing to tell the truth and so many things we knot true even right here in america. the ideology, the communist ideology is a guide for ideology and in that speech ronald reagan
it s brutal oppression and we see, even nowadays in the countries that are under communist regimes, that they are dealing with similar things. and what we have witnessed in ukraine by the russian soldiers, but they are doing there, we know that the russians are the legal successor of the ussr, which was based on communist ideology. so any that the killings and transportation of children, ravings, all these brutal things that are happening over there this is very clear that it s connected and history unfortunately tends to be repeated. 0k, unfortunately tends to be repeated. ok, it s been really good to have you on, thanks for answering our questions today. the intelligence agency gchq has released a set of codebreaking puzzles for school children to crack, as part of a christmas challenge. the agency traditionally includes a cryptic brain teaser on its christmas cards but has recently started aiming puzzles at children too,
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he determined that economic liberalization was transforming china pro-fundally in a bad way. he believed the communist party was becoming irrelevant with a society dominated by consumerism. so he cracked down in every sphere imaginable, attacking the private sector, reviving communist ideology, purging the party of corrupt officials and ramping up nationalism, mostly anti-western, in word and deed. in this regard, xi follows a familiar paren. in dictatorships where liberalization that have produced a middle class, the regime s response is to maintain its hold on power. when taiwa- economic liberalization there gradually led to a growing middle class. and calls for greater political
sphere imaginable, attacking the private sector, reviving communist ideology, purging the party of corrupt officials and ramping up nationalism, mostly anti-western, in word and deed. xi follows a pattern. in dictatorships where lib liberalization that have produced a middle class, the regime s response is to maintain power. in taiwan, economic liberalization there gradually led to a agreeing middle class and calls for greater political freedom, prompting the regimes to crack down, often violently. yet repression did not work and gave way to democracy eventually. the real question to ask, why china s response to the changes unleashed by its market opening has been so successful? why has xi jinping s campaign of repression worked where other east asian ones did not?