and lots of questions to answe so let s get started buckle up for what i anticipated to be a wild ride. donald trump is set to arriv in new york city tomorrow as the former president prepare to surrender to law enforcemen in manhattan courthouse on tuesday afternoon. plus, a judge denying medi empire fox news s request to keep the case from going to jury my question, just how big of a legal lost in fox news suffe on friday? then later, the culture is a ipi woman. i sat down with some trailblazers to talk about wha it means to be an asia american woman in today america. all of that and more is coming up donald trump is set to arriv in new york tomorrow i had one of the biggest court appearances we have ever see in united states history it truly will be unprecedented a former president facin felonies will go before judge. trump is spending the weeken in florida and was only briefl seeing driving by the smal pockets of supporters that hav gathered outside of hi mar-a-lago estat
Women thought that wheneve they saw a white man with an asian woman that she was a mai order bride. those are the terms that i heard. so it is interesting when they discussed this race trader because from her point of view she s talking about how agency it someone either side you ar having non-asian peopl discriminate against those asian american women who are married to non asian man and then you also have asian american and asian put familie and cultures and people, sayin that this is a bad thing i find that s the possibilit of love occurs no matter where you are. in the fact it is looked a critically and also with suspicion and also as an inferior status i find that to be deeply problematic. what do you want people t feel and to take away from watching what we did togethe in houston a few months ago? they re gonna see it tonight what you want them to feel and think about when they finish
Servants kind of turn your stomach. a reminder of inferior status in the left creates extinctions in class. so the extremism isn t coming from the unmasked but the pro masters who privately don t wear them anyway. it reminds me how the american left they depend of the rights to women to wear them as if there was a choice. no, in many islamic countries if you didn t wear a burqa, you would be beaten or worse. but instead of the left saying women should not wear a burqa, you should be free to wear one. it was devious [bleep] based on the idea it could only be one oppressor and it is always the american public, not radical islamists. along with these poor folks cling to their face diapers? i use that term because many champions are [bleep]. but it might be part of their identity forever. it is like a bumper sticker for their face that reads war on onboard or i heart groupthink. it is a let them wear it as long
Inferior status, as they have for thousands of years. so president xi does not north korea to disarm? i think that is indeed the case. because if the chineseis wanted the north ifkoreans to disarm t north koreans would disarm. you ve got to remember, kim jong un went to chinese soil four straight times before xi jinping went to northor korea. and that s a real indication of the power relationship between beijing and pyongyang. beokay. we re just getting this in to us, but out to richard engel who s down by the dmz as we wait for the president to arrive. richard engel, i think the word is that the president did reach the landing zone but we don t know whether he s actually at the meeting point. is that what we know? reporter: well, i think we may have a little bit of delay in communications. i thinkin some of that is probay by design. i can tellly you from where we e right on the edge of the dmz, we have not seen any more helicopters. there was that flurry of activity we caught
government this week? i ll explain. first, here s my take. if you are trying to understand the recent protests against the putin regime in russia, one of the best guides is an outspoken columnist that s been writing essays in the nation s leading newspapers over the past month. political competition is the heart beat of democracy. this author writes noting the absence of such competition in contemporary russia. he describes the frustrations of the russian middle class, demanding political rights. today the quality of our state does not match civil society s readiness to participate in it. on corruption, perhaps the issue that most riles the public, the problem is scathing. it s from the lack of transparency and accountability of government, he says. now, what makes this all deeply strange is that the author of these essays is vladimir putin, the architect, builder, and chief enforcer of the system that he is critiquing. putin seems to understand russia s problems better tha