I'll make an update on what's going on in China and Marshall will have more of the bottom

of the hour news, but they did.

They're not allowing the protesters into the airport today.

It's not the same scene it has been the last couple of days.

The Chinese government has moved in even more trucks and vehicles in personnel nearby.

Whatever that's for.

Well, headcrackers at least.

I wonder if they're waiting and seeing what happens next or what the plan by the Chinese Communist is.

And then the strongest comments yet out of our own government coming from the leader of the Senate and the leader of the House, Nancy Pelosi and Mitch McConnell, saying we stand with the protesters blah, blah, blah.

And then China's response was America's behind us all.

Yeah, you're fault.

You're the cause of these protests.

No, we're not.

Except this may be a model of freedom that we're giving away bit by bit.

And as I've seen a number of pundits point out, if you think this all doesn't tie in with the tariffs and the trade negotiations, of course it does.

Sure, it's got to be tied together.

Yeah.

If I were advising the Chinese government on their evil, I would suggest that they not let a crisis go to waste that they are trying to take away Hong Kong's freedom bit by bit and increase their control.

They tried to pass that extradition measure, which essentially said, yeah, you do anything wrong or we say you do anything wrong.

Yeah, we can ship you to mainland China without any sort of hearing.

Wouldn't that be nice?

And the people of Hong Kong realized, oh, that 50 years guaranteed our system thing was just the paper has been torn up.

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