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CBS I on the world with John Bachelor.

Here's John Bachelor.

The report is the Democratic National Convention

includes a platform that is looking but a tough but smart that's a quote,

US China policy.

I welcome Gordon Chang at Gordon G. Chang and we

welcome Steve Yates, our colleague to help us on this tough but smart U.S.

policy. Given a report in the New York Times, Steve is the chair of the America First Policy

Institute's China Policy Initiative.

New York Times says that,

brace is the word, brace for a joint nuclear weapon strike by China,

Russia and North Korea.

And that this is the Biden administration's response

and the president in March secretly agreeing, well confidentially agreeing, to upgrade the US arsenal in

anticipation of such a threat.

Steve, a very good evening to you. Yes, I agree with Richard Nixon that the greatest of all is a peacemaker for a president.

But making peace with people who are threatening a nuclear strike that your own president now retired says is

immediately threatened seems a peculiar hands out to an enemy.

How to regard this gesture by the Harris-Walls campaign?

And how is it thought of in Beijing, we can speculate good day to you Steve.

Well John there's a couple of bits of perspective on this just from my point of

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