confidence, which has been hit by an economic slowdown and a deepening crisis in the property sector. earlier, i spoke to charu chanana from investment bank saxo, and she told me investors want to see beijing implement long term structural reforms. it s not something that can offer that long term comfort to chinese investors or those who are actually looking for the stocks to get dirt cheap and kind of, you know, make an entry into that market. these are measures that we have obviously seen in the past as well, in the last few weeks, and all they really do is to try to put a floor but it is not something that investors are excited about, the chinese market. i think investors are really waiting for some kind of a structural reform there. and just the whole message that has been coming out of the politbureau meeting and the lack of details on when we are really going to see that third plan meeting which actually focuses on the structural side of the economy. i mean, those are
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border that s breached. the house gearing up for a vote on the impeachment of dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas. we could get that soon. republicans accuse of failing to enforce the law and lying to congress. while republicans blame accuse, joe biden is trying to place the blame for his border disaster on, you guessed it, trump. joe is pushing a proposed senate deal for border security, and right now deader than a hair follicle on jesse s scalp. all indications this bill won t with even move forward to the senate floor. why? a simple reason. donald trump. because donald trump thinks it s bad for him politically. he d rather weaponize this issue than solve it. frankly they owe it to the american people to show a spine. republicans have to decide, who do they serve? donald trump or the american people? every day between now andnov the american people will know that the only reason the border is not secure is donald trump and his maga republican friends. folks, we have to move
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