Coming at a time of rift in the international order amid the Ukraine crisis, Kishida’s visit will also figure into the future of the Quad and Japan’s growing economic and strategic ties with India.
in his last weeks as mayor. they are going after him. sandra: how is that for transfer of leadership. 98% of americans support small businesses. it s a struggle for so many businesses dealing with crime in the city and regulations and mandates. they want to operate again. the city needs to get back to normal. it s difficult not just with the mandates but the uncertainty. so hard on these businesses. john, with the world focussed on russia invading ukraine american officials are raising alarms about chinese military expansion. is chinese waiting in the wings? can president biden stand up to them in taiwan and africa. marsha blackburn will join us. sandra: and medina spirit dead from a heart attack after
have a code of conduct at the south china sea, what we call the west philippine sea. now you haven t heard any mention of that at all, right? so how do we redefine power and relationships in this new thing. will business decide it all? and if that s the case, how do you define corruption issues, for example? these have not really been addressed. gwynn and this is my last question for you. given that president does seem to have a warm rapport with president trump, do you think the philippines will be more assertive in pushing back against chinese military expansion in the south china sea, or will that not happen because the philippine president is afraid of the consequences? in some ways in economics, this is a better place for the philippines. not only do we still have the united states, and even insecurity and morale with the united states played a role in that. but now china is much more aggressively working with and bringing in investments. and here is the wild card,
but that said, he s got a lot of other things he needs to talk about on this trip. take trade, for example. the u.s. pulled out of the trans-pacific partnership so there s going need to be fresh discussions with countries like south korea about the trading relationship with the united states. he s also going to come to china where he says he wants to talk to president xi about things like open yod and chinese military expansion. north korea will be very high on the list, the top item he needs to discuss but he s going to have plenty of other things to talk about. he will. live for us in beijing. thanks. the trump administration says this will be the biggest tks cut ever and now lawmakers begin the debate. the president is optimistic tweeting great tax rollout. lobbyists are storming capitol hill. the republican the will hold strong. the treasury secretary says this bill has plenty for lawmakers to agree on. many of these issues are not
north korea and south korea. we have asked china to try to intervene. they re not going to do it. they are worried about squeezing north korea even more because if there were sanctions and china agrees to them, you re going to probably see a collapse of the north korean government. then millions of refugees streaming across the river into china. china doesn t want that. you ve got military expansion. the people s liberation army in china has been not so quietly expanding its influence inside china. they are about ready to launch their first aircraft carrier. everybody in east asia is worried about chinese military expansion. we won t get agreement on that either, i m afraid. we ll watch closely. colonel jack jacobs, thank you. you re welcome. today is the 82nd birthday of martin luther king, jr. the national holiday is, of course, monday. in a moment we reflect on dr. king s legacy in a conversation with the reverend jesse jackson. for so many it s an obsession. we have new numbe