look, to use the trade again, i think we re at an inflexion point, and i think the world is changing, and there is one thing that comes with age if you ve been honest about it your whole life and that is some wisdom. i think we re in the cusp of being able to make significant, president changes in the world and really, honest to god do. you ve seen what we ve done in europe and europe ism more unitd than it s ever been since world war ii. you see what we ve done in the in ind ocean and the south china sea and we have basically 50 island nations that are participating and will be here, by the way, shortly. i think we re putting the world together in a way that is going to make things significantly, how can i say it? more secure for people. we re uniting democracies and
alone, he and i with an interpreter back when i was vice president all of the way through because as you remember it was clear he was going to be president and it wasn t appropriate for barack obama to travel the world with him, but i traveled 17,000 miles with him when i was vice president in china, and so we understand each other, i think, fairly well, number one. number two, everything s changing. you heard me saying before. the world is an inflexion point. no matter what was happening, china is in a different place right now internally. internally. i ll give you an example. he often says to me, on two occasions he called me and said where am i criticizing what s going on with western china and slave labor, et cetera. i said, remember, you told me for china to be able to be secure it needs to have one leader, a united china from
caps will last and for at what level they should be whether we re talking about defense or non-defense spending and also the more policy oriented issues safety net programs, permitting reform and unspent covid relief funds and really with ten days to go until this potential default the gap between these two sides is very big and we re looking at a potential inflexion point with two men sitting together. you notice that other congressional leaders, senate minority leader chuck schumer and house democratic leader hakeem jefferies. they are not in the room and that is a reflection of the state of the negotiations and this is a deal that will come down to these two men and that warning from the treasury secretary being reiterated that in just ten days we could potentially hit default. we estimate that it is highly likely that treasury will no longer be able to satisfy the
been the thread that connects the course of the last four years. both his campaign and first two-plus years in office. as you ve seen the president lay out in the campaign-style video, and as he speaks right now in washington, the connected thread towards the term ahead. why he s decided to make this run. boris, as you noted, this was the worst kept secret in washington. everybody knew it was coming. the time line was the thing in question and tying it to that anniversary, i think is critical for understanding a president whose entire administration both on the economic side, on the policy side and approach in terms of democracy and importance and inflexion point for the country all connect back to that 2019 moment. what you re seeing right now as he speaks and we ve had a little bit of it is part of a dual-prong effort that you ll see in the months ahead as his team ramps up the campaign. speaking right now to the union workers very focused on his legislative agenda. very focused on t
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