challenge china proposes to the united states, lots of challenge china proposes to the united states, lots 0 united states, lots of talk over the next weekend. united states, lots of talk over the next weekend, we united states, lots of talk over the next weekend, we would united states, lots of talk over the next weekend, we would suppose, j united states, lots of talk over the - next weekend, we would suppose, over how they approach the issue of china. but before he left washington, congress had approved a $250 billion bill to try and curtail beijing s economic and military ambitions. . . beijing s economic and military ambitions beijing s economic and military ambitions. . . ambitions. yes, but getting the europeans ambitions. yes, but getting the europeans to ambitions. yes, but getting the europeans to stand ambitions. yes, but getting the europeans to stand shoulder. ambitions. yes, but getting the europeans to stand shoulder to | europeans to stand shoulder to shou
terms see the protocol in very positive terms it see the protocol in very positive terms. it means that northern ireiand terms. it means that northern ireiand is terms. it means that northern ireland is part of two large important markets, the united kingdom important markets, the united kingdom market, which it is part of, and the kingdom market, which it is part of, and the eu kingdom market, which it is part of, and the eu market, which it is also part of and the eu market, which it is also part of. why and the eu market, which it is also part of. why not try and change the mindset. part of. why not try and change the mindset, and i hope president biden will take mindset, and i hope president biden will take this approach, and tell both will take this approach, and tell both sides, stop quibbling, there are reat both sides, stop quibbling, there are real issues in northern ireland, i are real issues in northern ireland, i know are real issues in northern irela
is significant, $250 billion. what is significant, $250 billion. what is in it, how do you curtail china s power? is in it, how do you curtail china s ower? ~ . . , is in it, how do you curtail china s ower? . , ., , ., power? well, it is really about, one, power? well, it is really about, one. there power? well, it is really about, one, there is power? well, it is really about, one, there is the power? well, it is really about, one, there is the additional - one, there is the additional restrictions on doing business with chinese restrictions on doing business with chinese firms, which went up to 59 firms chinese firms, which went up to 59 firms from chinese firms, which went up to 59 firms from 44 under the previous administration, and china has vowed to retaliate administration, and china has vowed to retaliate on that, but also the direct to retaliate on that, but also the direct subsidies, 50 billion alone, to the direct subsidies, 50 billion alone, to the compute
strongly of the things the elders have been strongly calling for, which is the commitment that was actually made in the gavi commitment that was actually made in the gavi kov cs advanced market commitment that there would be a billion commitment that there would be a billion doses by 2021. and then 2 billion billion doses by 2021. and then 2 billion by billion doses by 2021. and then 2 billion by may 2022. we need measurable commitments here and that is a good measurable commitments here and that is a good step. frankly, on the climate is a good step. frankly, on the climate finance, i m looking forward to what climate finance, i m looking forward to what president biden may say, because to what president biden may say, because the united states has to make because the united states has to make up because the united states has to make up time. it s behind the curve. when make up time. it s behind the curve. when he make up time. it s behind the curve. when he left
will not be those, will not match those of will not be those, will not match those of the overall economy, they la-, those of the overall economy, they lag. and those of the overall economy, they lag. and we those of the overall economy, they lag, and we have seen the friction of re-entry. lag, and we have seen the friction of re entry, of unleashing this pent-up of re entry, of unleashing this pent up demand by consumers and re-entering pent up demand by consumers and re entering into the service sector have re entering into the service sector have created some heat and a lot of friction have created some heat and a lot of friction is have created some heat and a lot of friction is on have created some heat and a lot of friction is on the job market, as well friction is on the “ob market, as well. , . friction is on the “ob market, as well. . , . ., ., , ., , well. and, diane, are the europeans in a bind here. well. and, diane, are the europeans in a bind