through the records of women he treated on the nhs and at two private hospitals across more than two decades. well, let s go to taiwan now the launch of a chinese weather satellite has briefly forced planes flying to and from northern taiwan to alter their routes. beijing said it was inaccurate to call it a no fly zone but flights between the self governing island and china, south korea and japan were required to avoid an area over the east china sea for around half an hour on sunday morning. the no fly zone was initially planned to last nearly three days, but china has scaled it back. it follows days of intense chinese military drills around taiwan which have been seen as a response to taiwan s president meeting with the us house speaker in california last week. earlier, we were joined by our asia reporterfrom singapore, nick marsh. initially, taiwan says that china wanted to impose this nearly three day no fly zone. as you say, it was supposed to start this morning
position, maybe it s time to reinstate tariffs on let s say how about french wine and champagne? massive tariffs like, oh, 25, 30%? or how about we stop funding the war on your continent in europe, the war in ukraine, until the rest of europe, like the french, until you step up and you pay your fair share or, better yet, well, europe is your problem. it s not our problem anymore. how would you like that foreign policy from america? now, unfortunately, this does not stop with macron. now today, brazil s president meeting with president xi in china. everyone s going to china to kiss president xi s ring while germany s foreign minister met with the chinese counter part. here with reaction is arkansas senator tom cotton. senator i m looking at this and two things i m thinking about and i want your take on it. number one, do you agree with me that a new axis of evil is forming before our eyes and
as always, the story goes on. i ll see you back here at midnight. we ll have more on the afghanistan story from somebody who was actually there and can give us insight from the inside. 9:00 p.m. on the west coast, midnight on the east. i m trace gallagher. your world with neil cavuto starts right now. neil: is this what china means by a resolute response? taiwan residence waking up to the site of chinese navy warships encircling their island and threats from beijing that suspicious vessels would be boarded an inspected. somebody that taiwan said they would never do and never allow. all this in response too taiwan s president meeting with the u.s. speaker, kevin mccarthy in california and the growing frequency of u.s. delegations visiting taiwan. the latest today. and with the backdrop of china,
contempt. that s ultaultimately up to doj. an interesting cross-section here between the law and politics. sure do. elie honig, gloria borger, scott, and thank you all for insight putting it together for us. appreciate it. so the other big news this afternoon, china s president meeting with vladimir putin for the first time since russia invaded ukraine. just days after the russian leader became a wanted man for alleged war crimes. up next, the white house s reaction to this important summit. and right now the dow is up on news switzerland s biggest bank is buying its ailing rival credit suisse. is it enough to calm financial nerves?
that mess. ma covid is over, joe biden planted a little kiss on doug emhoff last night. martha: thanks, you guys. thank you very much. ukraine s president meeting with king charles in london today. it is only his second trip out of ukraine that we know of since vladimir putin s invasion almost a year ago. president zelenskyy also spoke to the british parliament and asked for fighter jets to help defeat the russians. we have freedom. give us wings to protect it. combat aircraft for ukraine. wings for freedom. martha: wings for freedom. the u.s. and the u.k. say they do not plan to send fighter jets to ukraine but now the brits say nothing is off the table and we have certainly see how these conversations have gone the other pieces of equipment in the past. foreign correspondent trey yingst reporting live from kyiv. hi, trey.