This hour my colleague bill harvey hell be here in an hours time with another whats your headlines this is Art International but that would. Be. A lou and welcome to cross talk where all things are considered im putin about how is the issue of china playing out in the American Election cycle and by the trade themselves as being tough on beijing maybe they are at least rhetorically but reality tells a very different story and its bipartisan the commanding heights of industry and finance have courted china for decades and have the riches to show for it is this china. To discuss this and more im joy. My guest sarah shoe in knoxville she is a huge visiting scholar at Fudan University and in beijing we cross the jungle she is a professor at the university of International Business and economics are across not because in effect that means you can jump and we dont want and i was. Going to syria and not still im sorry what role is china playing in the American Election because i said in my int
But i dont see it really making much of an impact on the electorate because there are so many other issues theres the pen demick there is an economic turndown and all the sudden its all chinas fault somehow believe me i understand what that feels like living in russia there yeah i think that you know thats certainly something that birth handler illiberal have afterward for us because china has been such a big part of president trounced whole you know policy agenda and so i think thats something that is really important on the list some experts think that its you know one of the top one or 2 or 3 issues d i dont know that it has that certainly agree with that but its something that they have to address but i think you know both candidates are talking about china in a negative way grainy things on chinas certainly the coronavirus endemic race you mentioned you know president trappist stated that its led to a mass worldwide killing. And said that china covered it out and biden hasnt done
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Jim campbell, who just stepped in a moment ago, is the president of the board, so ive a stake in the series of talks. Dr. Mark dean agreed to do this talk several months ago. And he was the first one i saw when i came in. So he is here. I think youre in for a pleasure, and hear some really neat things about what is happening in his career. And at the university of tennessee. Dr. Dean is an inventor and a computer engineer. He is local. He was raised in Jefferson City. He went to that Marvelous University of tennessee. How Many University of tennessee fans in here . Show of hands. All right, way to go. So he got his first degree from the university of tennessee. Got his masters and doctorate in electrical engineering. He lost his way from tennessee and ended up at stanford for his phd. Pretty good school. And we have some people here who know about that university. He is an ibm fellow. Is anyone in here familiar with the ibm pc . [laughter] i bet you can tell what year you became famili
Oak ridge, tennessee. In is about an hour and 10 minutes. Good afternoon, everyone. Good afternoon. Glad you made it in the we have a eather but nice representation of people for what i any is going to be an exciting talk so were glad youre here. My name is harold cam bell. Museumfoundation board. Jim campbell whojust stepped in a momentago was the president oftheboard so ive astake the series oftalks. Dr. Mark dean agreedto do this talk several monthsago. Andhe was the firstwhen i saw when i came in so hes here. I thinkyoure in forapleasure ,and hearsome really neatthingsabout what is happening inhis career. And Atthe University of tennessee. A dean is an inventor and computer engineer. Hes local. He was raised in jefferson city. He went to that marvelous universityof tennessee. How Many University of tennessee fans in here . Show of hands. All right, way to go. So he got his first degree from the university of tennessee and went ahead and got his masters electrical e in e engineering