years xi did not take provocative action against president trump. there is also no doubt in my mind had this sort of thing penetrated us air space over alaska the president would have given the order to terminate it immediately. rachel: talk to you about another topic, climate, energy policy here in america. this, what i believe is a premature transition over to clean energy as they call it. and how it is making us more dependent on china. i know that is something that you have been talking about. specifically he let s talk about john kerry and secret documents. he made some negotiations with the chinese. now, representative comer is saying we want to see those documents. he hasn t given them in the past. what are your thoughts on this? well, i think these topics are interrelated, rachel. rachel: yes. would not surprise me there is some sort of agreement for china to be able to do weather
time on camera since he postponed his trip to beijing earlier today. the pentagon says they are still tracking this balloon. they also say it is not a threat right now to national security. china has acknowledged the balloon is theirs. they are saying this thing accidentally got off course. they re saying, no, it s not used for surveillance. it s for weather monitoring. our nbc news meteorological team is tracking weather patterns, saying it probably passed over missouri and tennessee earlier today. with that, peter let me start with you here. as we wait in the next couple of mince to see the secretary of state, what s the biggest question in front of him at this point for something that is if not a national security issue, which is still a question mark, absolutely a geopolitical issue. it s definitely a geopolitical issue as evidenced by secretary blinken now cancelling this trip where he was supposed to meet with president xi in china. his departure was expected in the next couple
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