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This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Batchelor. Gordon Chang, I'm Gordon G. Chang, my colleague and co-host and

friend, and we turn to Fraser Howie, the co-author of Red Capitalism, to explore a headline in

the Financial Times in these last hours that's extremely suggestive. The vulnerabilities

is holding back Chinese industry. Fraser, a very good day to you. If I understand correctly,

the vulnerabilities are everywhere. We mention unemployment, for example, and world trade.

However, according to the FT, the biggest vulnerability is that they're not expanding

at the high end, despite the claims of Xi Jinping, that that's what his government is all about,

...