So there is an ethnic component, a religious component.

China would say a national security component, it considers

Uighurs to be terrorists.

I think that is about loyalty to the Communist Party, some of the political aspects, and then there is this major,

just dollars and cents component as well.

This is Sarah. This is Beth, your listening to Pantzut politics, the home of grace filled political conversations.

We are Beth in our studios after a fantastic end of week slash weekend in Texas with Abling Christian University and our final stop in Dallas on the New

Ones Nation tour and it was a big finale.

I'm so grateful. I was a little weepy like that the evening and ever since we've been back.

It was a wonderful time. Our volunteers could not have been more wonderful in Texas and throughout this tour.

And that's so appropriate because y'all made this tour happen.

If you remember, we did this because we set a goal on Patreon that was like our stretch goal and you all blew it away.

And that's how we were able to do the tour that and the participation of volunteers across the country and the team in Texas went above and beyond.

Everything was beautiful.

And we're just so humbled and grateful that you all took time on Thursday, Friday, Saturday nights to come think about democracy with us.

And we're giant suckers for your company.

So don't worry if you missed the New Ones Nation tour because listen, these live shows are going to start becoming a regular part of our travel schedule.

And so just just keep your eyes and ears open because I promise you over 2020 will be all over the United States and hopefully near you sometimes soon.

We have a lot to talk about today.

We're going to focus our main segment on what's happening in China to the weaker population.

If you haven't heard about this, stay with us. It's really important.

But before that, we're going to talk about US news and Bolivia's elections.

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