Hi podcast listeners tonight we have a fascinating program because on the heels of

continued US-China trade talks we are digging down into the human rights aspect and

how China is massively expanding into a surveillance state and how technology is playing a massive role.

First, a great report from Correspondent Matt Rivers onto how that's being used against the Uyghurs China's minority Muslim population and then a deeper dive with the New York Times tech correspondent Paul Mosha on China's technology into surveillance and how it's using it and exporting it as

well.

Afterwards we talk to Jared Diamond, the Pulitzer Prize winning author, who's discussing crises and how some countries are more resilient

than others when it comes to handling crises. Diamond's a polymath he's a

biologist a geographer a linguist and a historian.

And finally, our Michelle Martin sits down with the actress Maddie Korman

to find out how she's dealing with her husband,

who's a convicted sex offender,

he was discovered watching child pornography, and how she's not just

done therapy, but she's written and starred in a Broadway play on the matter.

Enjoy the show. The show. Welcome.

Welcome. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Manpur in London.

China and the United States, the world's biggest economic powers, are ramping up their trade war again.

President Trump has promised to impose another $200 billion of tariffs by the end of this

week unless Beijing comes to his table and meets his demands.

A top-level Chinese delegation is due in Washington this week

amid falling stock prices and new uncertainties about the global economy.

But while negotiators focus on the dollars and uncertainties about the global economy.

But while negotiators focus on the dollars and cents,

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