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In this video 0:00 The Next FDA Commissioner Must Follow the Science on Abortion Drugs13:34 Netanyahu's Fiery Defense of Israel at the United Nations27:54 President Trump's Meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping42:28 Why Christians Must Engage in the Public Square48:19 Mifepristone and the Battle for the Sanctity of Human Life
The Next FDA Commissioner Must Follow the Science on Abortion Drugs 0:01 From the heart of our nation's capital in Washington, DC, bringing compelling interviews, insightful analysis, taking you beyond the headlines and sound bites into conversations with our nation's leaders and0:12 newsmakers, all from a biblical worldview. View. Washington Watch with Tony Perkins starts now.0:19 The next FDA commissioner must prevent politics and political prejudice from influencing regulatory decisions if there is no substantiating scientific evidence to support. In particular, the0:30 agency has failed to follow the science and act when it comes to the dangerous chemical abortion drug that kills innocent babies and can harm mothers.0:40 That was senator Bill Cassidy, chairman of the US Senate on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee earlier today at the confirmation hearing of Heidi Overton, president Trump's nominee to lead the Food and0:52 Drug Administration. Welcome to this Thursday, September 24th edition of Washington Watch. I'm Tony Perkins, your host, and we're broadcasting live from Leesburg, Virginia at Cornerstone Chapel in front of a live1:03 audience as this is the site of this year's PrayVote Stand Summit. Well, coming up, world leaders gathered in New York for 0.333 day of the Nash United Nations General Assembly, where earlier today, Israeli prime
1:15 minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered an unapologetic defense of Israel's fight against an Iran led terror network that that threatens not only Israel, but the entire west. Netanyahu also
1:28 sharply criticized an international community that has increasingly condemned Israel rather than the forces that attacked it. Indiana congressman Marlon Stutzman will join us to discuss Netanyahu's fiery
1:39 speech. We'll also get a readout on president Donald Trump's meeting today with Chinese president Xi Jinping from doctor David Kang. And Gary Hamrick, senior pastor here at Cornerstone Chapel, will be
1:51 joining us. He's the host of this year's pre vote stand summit. He'll join us to talk about why Christians and churches must be engaged in the public square as we approach the midterm elections. Plus, doctor Albert
2:02 Mohler, president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, will join us to discuss 1 of the central issues at today's health committee confirmation hearing of president Trump's choice to lead the FDA, the
2:12 administration's policy on mifepristone, a policy that has enabled the abortion industry to adopt what amounts to an Amazon style business model for abortion. All of that and more straight
2:24 ahead. Alright. Let's begin with some news out of Washington DC. President Trump met with Chinese president Xi Jinping earlier today
2:36 as Xi begins a high stakes 3 day visit to the United States. Joining me now is Washington stand reporter, Casey Harper. So, So, Casey, what emerged from today's meeting, and what should we be watching
2:47 as the visit continues?
2:49 Thanks, Tony. Very lively crowd here and a great event I'm looking forward to. But as for what's happening not far away in DC, this is a pivotal meeting for Xi Jinping. It's his 1st visit to the US in 10 years. President
3:01 welcomed him at the airport and then brought him to the White House where both, the president and Xi spoke. Now president Trump focused as he often does with China on the economy. He talked about economic issues. There's
3:11 ongoing trade negotiations, but there's also artificial intelligence. China's our big rival on AI, and there's a lot of concern about that. But a lot of the talk coming out today was very friendly on AI. In fact, I
3:22 believe we have a clip of the president right here to play.
3:25 In this visit, we will also discuss pressing issues concerning security, technology, and superintelligence, SI. The decisions we make in these areas today can
3:37 promote peace and prosperity for decades and decades to come.
3:43 Now Xi was also pretty optimistic about artificial intelligence and the future of it, but the lingering question here is, will president Trump bring up the ongoing persecution of Christians within China, something he's
3:54 facing a lot of pressure on right now?
3:56 Well, that's gonna be a very interesting to watch. So let's let's talk now, on the Capitol Hill this today, the hearing for president Trump's pick for the FDA commissioner. What transpired in that hearing?
4:07 Many of these hearings nowadays are very testy, very contested, and this 1 was no exception. Heidi Overton faced tough questions. 1st on vaccines, which which the president Trump has got some controversy for raising
4:19 questions about the MMR vaccine, for instance. And she was asked about that. She endorsed the MMR vaccine and actually all vaccines, which is something that, some Republican senators were looking for. But the big
4:29 question hanging here is the chemical abortion pill and that ongoing safety review. Senator Tammy Baldwin, a Democrat, asked her point blank about the abortion pill, and we have a clip of what she had to
4:39 say.
4:39 According to FDA standards, the drug is safe and effective as labeled today with the appropriate risk evaluation mitigation strategy. But on the
4:50 That leads me to my next question.
4:52 Do you believe the label for mifepristone needs to be changed? Yes or no?
4:58 Senator, I can't prejudge the determination of a safety review that is currently ongoing.
5:04 Pretty interesting exchange there. We could maybe parse into that later, but she did promise to complete that long awaited FDA safety review.
5:11 We've been, promised that for quite
5:13 some time.
5:13 Waiting a moment.
5:13 Yes. Alright. The United Nations General Assembly, Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a
5:14 a speech today. Assembly Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a a speech today before world leaders, and, he didn't hold back.
5:23 Yeah. It was actually more contested than that hearing with, senator, Baldwin and the exchanges we saw there. Submit several people walked out of Netanyahu's testimony. Others, gave raucous applause. It was very, very
5:34 divisive, certainly, and there was protests going on outside. But Netanyahu stood firm. He called out Hamas' terrorist, which some have been unwilling to do. He stood, you know, for Israel's right to defend itself. And,
5:43 actually, we have a clip of that speech. We can take a look.
5:46 So to all those, spreading these lies about my country and about our brave soldiers, whether they sit in this hall or in the office of the anti Semitic mayor of New York,
5:58 I say this, shame on you. Shame on you for distorting the facts. Shame on you for inverting victim and aggressor. Shame on you for
6:10 spitting in the face of truth.
6:13 So definitely didn't hold back there. And you have to think he was emboldened by the Iranian president yesterday who said that Israel is the 1 who's terrorists.
6:19 So You you always know where, Benjamin Netanyahu stands.
6:22 That's right. Never a doubt.
6:24 Alright, Casey. Thanks so much for What's the time today? Alright. I wanna go back to, go a little deeper in the UN General Assembly meeting and that fiery address delivered today by Israeli prime minister Benjamin
6:33 Netanyahu. Joining us now to discuss this is congressman Marlon Stutzman, a member of the House Freedom Caucus who is actively engaged in the US foreign policy on the Middle e in the Middle East. He represents the 3rd
6:44 congressional district of Indiana. Congressman Stutzman, welcome back to Washington Watch. Thanks for joining us.
6:51 Tony, great to see you. Thanks for having me today.
6:53 So, as I listened to the speech, it did not look like, Benjamin Netanyahu held back at all in addressing the international body. And in fact, it appeared to me that he was, calling
7:05 them to account for being more critical of them than the terrorist that started this conflict.
7:11 That's right, Tony, and I applaud prime minister Netanyahu for taking such a strong stand in a very hostile environment. You know, as was mentioned, quite a few of the delegates,
7:23 stood up and left in protest, which again shows their hypocrisy. The United Nations is supposed to be bringing leaders around the world together to have a dialogue, and yet they get up and walk out. And, of
7:35 course, we see of this over and over where the, those who were attacked are now somehow the problem when Hamas, was the attacker of of Israel.
7:47 I believe that, you know, prime minister Netanyahu is doing the right thing by defending Israel. You know, you think about it, Tony. You have here you have a country of about 10000000 people, mostly Jews, but there are
7:58 also Arabs that live in Israel as well. And, this country continues to be attacked, especially related to Gaza. Well, the silence when it comes to Russia and Ukraine,
8:10 where Russia invades Ukraine and Ukraine is being, attacked daily and just bombarded by the Russians, you don't hear the same outcry towards, president Putin and the Russians. So the
8:21 hypocrisy is really thick, at the UN when it comes to Israel.
8:26 Benjamin Netanyahu said that that he would continue. They would continue fighting Hamas and Iran because he said, quote, we have no other choice. You know, for Israel, this is about their very existence. I mean, you've
8:38 been there a number of times. You've met with the prime minister as have I. You know the situation. That's not hyperbole.
8:45 No. It's not. I mean, you know, October 7th, is again evidence that, here you have Hamas, just 1 of the proxy terrorist groups. You also have the Houthis and Hezbollah and, of course,
8:57 ISIS and and, Iran itself who all would be, were planning to attack Israel as well. It was supposed to be a very coordinated attack. It never happened. But at the same time,
9:09 thousands of Israelis were killed. Hundreds were taken hostage. And, if it wasn't for president Trump and prime minister Netanyahu standing strong against, these terrorist monsters, who
9:21 knows what would be happening today. And so, you know, the fact that, president Trump decided to, bomb the nuclear, plants that that, Iran was building and developing
9:33 was the right thing to do. Because if Iran had a nuclear weapon, they would leverage the rest of the Middle East. These countries in Europe and in the Middle East and Asia and and other parts of the world should be
9:45 thanking, Israel and the United States for making sure that is or that Iran did not develop a nuclear weapon. They could all agree and say, oh, yes. Iran is the leading state sponsor of terrorism,
9:57 but nobody wanted to do anything about it. They wanted to sit on their hands. And then when 2 great leaders step up and do something about it, they, of course, criticize. And, the the the media, of course, is also
10:09 criticizing Israel and the United States for doing what, quite possibly saved, you know, a a a World War 3.
10:17 Yeah. A very good point, congressman Stutzman. They're they're complaining, but yet they're the beneficiaries of the actions that were taken. I I wanna ask you another question regarding the comments made by, prime
10:28 minister Netanyahu today. Something that I I found very interesting is that he was very aggressive in defending Judea and Samaria, something that he's not been
10:40 very vocal about. He's, you know, he's not been against it, but he's not been talking about it. Until today, he was very clear that they're not taking over occupied territory. This is land that belongs to Israel, and
10:51 that's something you and I have talked about a lot. Judea and Samaria called the West Bank by the international community the heart of the bible land. I thought that was a significant development in his approach today.
11:03 It is. It's a big step. I mean, oftentimes, they've been very hesitant to name the West Bank, Judea and Samaria. But, you know, I think, what again happened October 7th 20 23 and the attacks
11:15 on Israel from Gaza is, you know, look. They did it once. They will do it again. They will continue to establish themselves, you know, some parts around
11:27 Israel to attack, and that's why Israel is going to defend its borders. I was as you were down on the southern border on, against Gaza, and you can as
11:39 we saw, the border that was there, before October 7th, there was a very weak border. I mean, people were traveling back and forth, between Gaza and Israel to go to work, on a daily basis. And so
11:51 the Israelis were were had built a lot of trust towards the Gazans, and they they never expected this to happen. You know, even though the intelligence should have said otherwise, they were really trying to
12:03 establish a relationship with the Gazans, and, Hamas took advantage of that. And so I think that that's partially why, prime minister Netanyahu is saying, we're not gonna let this happen again. Whether it's on the
12:14 northern border of Syria and Lebanon or whether it's in the West Bank, they're gonna be sure that, Israel is protected, and they should. We cannot let another October 7th happen again.
12:24 Well, tragically, this morning, there was another terrorist attack in Judea and Samaria. And, 1 of the IDF soldiers that was seriously wounded was the son of the
12:36 the Israeli ambassador to the United Nation to the United States, ambassador Leiter, who's already lost 1 son in the the combat since October the 7th. And so we're praying for his son who's in
12:48 serious condition, right now. But this shows how serious this threat is. They're they are not, wanting to live in peace. You see this constant effort of, of attacking the
13:00 Jewish communities there in Judea and Samaria. They're simply defending themselves, the the Jewish people.
13:07 That's right. Yeah. Governor Gantz, emailed me a couple of days ago where another gentleman was walking, on the sidewalk and was brutally attacked and killed, by, an
13:18 Arab, by a terrorist. And, you know, that this is the the life that they have to live, day to day in Israel. But you know what? Tony, as you, we see it every time we go to Israel. The country just
13:30 continues to blossom and bloom. They, continue to rebuild the country with sword in 1 hand and, you know, building the city in the country and then with the other hand. And it's incredible to see how Israel just
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13:42 continues to thrive in spite of the threats and the attacks that they face on a daily basis.
13:48 And we're gonna continue to stand with him as I know you will as well. Congressman, Marlon Stutzman, thanks for joining us. Always great to see you, my friend. Alright. Coming up next, we're gonna talk about the meeting
13:58 between the president and the communist leader of China.
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17:36 as the CCP leader marked day 2 of his 1st official state visit in 3 years and 1st visit to Washington in more than a decade. And while demonstrators outside the White House grounds were calling out the
17:48 Chinese Communist Party for its religious freedom and human rights violations, inside, well, it appeared to be much warmer.
17:56 Just as our ancestors reached across the ocean centuries ago to trade, to learn, and to build a better world, our 2 countries do really the same thing, and
18:08 we're very proud of it and the relationship.
18:11 So what can we make of today's bilateral summit for, between the 2 leaders and what might come from it? Joining us now to discuss is professor David Kang, scholar of East
18:23 Asian International Relations, business and politics with an emphasis on China and Korea. Doctor Kang, welcome to Washington Watch. Thanks for joining us.
18:33 Thanks for having me.
18:34 So as the 2 leaders met today, there were demonstrations outside the White House grounds. There were signs calling for religious freedom and decrying the Chinese Communist Party's human rights violations.
18:47 You know, there seems to be a clear need for a voice to speak up for those who are under the thumb of the CCP. Any indication that that was discussed today?
18:58 There isn't actually much coming from the White House about the human rights. I mean, China's an authoritarian dictatorship, and they've arrested some American citizens. But this is not high on president Trump's
19:10 agenda.
19:12 Let me ask you this question. As a as a an expert on China and the East Asian region, is is it something that should be? I mean, is that a weakness within the communist party system that could bring it
19:24 down?
19:26 I think that's a little strong in the sense that I see the communist party being quite firmly in power. But it absolutely is true that China engages in human rights violations. There's, very little religious
19:38 freedom, and those are things that I know that in many ways, Chinese people want to have, more religious freedom. And I think that, you know, or certainly arresting US citizens is a dangerous move.
19:52 The 1 of the major major focuses was on artificial intelligence. There's concern about China and its advancement of AI. Can America can can we can
20:04 we truly trust China to, to an agreement, on AI? And in fact, it so that we will not surprise 1 another as there's been talk about some kind of emergency communication, so nothing
20:16 kind of, takes us by surprise?
20:19 Yeah. I mean, that's that's the big question. Right? Can can we trust, our own companies? Can we trust the Chinese to do it? There's been a real attempt to try and move towards a sort of hotline between US
20:31 and China on this issue. Right now, we're not making a whole lot of progress. And in fact, most of the summit has not made any substantive progress. Most of the issues have been kicked down the road a little bit. But
20:43 I simply would hope that we get our hands around what's going on with AI.
20:48 1 of the big issues, obviously, Taiwan. What's your takeaway there?
20:53 My takeaway there is that it hasn't come up, which I think Xi Jinping is very happy about. And I think that Trump doesn't really want to bring up this this contentious issue about what America's gonna do
21:05 if there's a conflict or a crisis between China and Taiwan. So, again, the fact that this didn't come up, I think, is gonna be viewed more positively in China than in the United States.
21:17 Well
21:17 so how does Taiwan interpret that?
21:21 Taiwan probably, takes this as a as a sort of somewhat bad sign. I mean, decades of US policy has been ambiguity about whether we would defend Taiwan. So Trump in in his
21:33 being fairly silent or ambiguous is well within normal, washing decades of Washington foreign policy. Over the years, we've become a little more vocal about supporting
21:45 democracy in Taiwan. But the fact remains that whether the US wants to get into war with China over Taiwan is a very, that's a very tricky issue, and I don't think any president would wanna come out and
21:57 say definitively.
21:59 So so, doctor King, where where is China vulnerable when we look at America maintaining an edge over China? I don't think we wanna get into a direct conflict with China, but I do think we wanna
22:11 maintain an edge. What's the key to that?
22:15 Well, in some ways, what's happening right now is that China and the US are, emphasizing different things. The US in many ways has an economic edge over China even though it's often put as,
22:27 China's, you know, trade and China's taking our jobs. But the US in many ways is the, generator, the innovator of high tech and and semiconductors, and that's an area in which we don't want to
22:39 lose our advantage. The US is also the source of higher education, and Trump has talked about 600000 Chinese coming to America to study. So these are ways these are pure strengths in the United States that
22:51 the Chinese are aware of.
22:55 How do you think the Chinese people are viewing this? This, these meetings between, you know, president Trump was there in China. Now you have the Chinese president here in the United States. How's that being perceived
23:07 in China?
23:09 Well, I think there's a difference between sort of what the people would be thinking and the elites. I think most of the establishment, the government, elites in China view these meetings as very positive and sort of
23:19 raising China's stature to its almost an equal of the United States. The people in China are probably a little more mixed in terms of the impact on them, Both their chance to
23:31 come to the US to study, jobs and trade, you know, things that would go around their kitchen table, so to speak. I don't think it's necessarily as positive for the Chinese people as it is for the government.
23:43 Doctor Chang Kang, we have, just a minute left. Let me ask you this 1 question. If you have the opportunity, if you were asked to give advice to the president on the relationship with Xi Jinping, what would you advise?
23:56 Well, I would advise 1st and foremost to to focus more on diplomacy over Taiwan than whether we would fight a war. And I think Trump is doing that, but I would urge him to stay the course. This isn't something that we
24:08 wanna make a big deal over. The 2nd thing that I would focus on is finding a way we kicked the can down the road about trade. So a truce in terms of tariffs between the 2 countries
24:20 was set to, ex expire in November 10. Now it's January 10. But this has direct impact on prices and jobs in the United States. 3rd, I would talk about human rights. Right?
24:32 I would bring it up, and I would say that there's a real difference in our values and their values, and we don't wanna hide from that. I think we can bring it up without being, too contentious.
24:42 And I think that's what makes America strong. Doctor Kang, thanks so much for joining us. Appreciate your insights. Alright, folks. We're broadcasting from Cornerstone Chapel in Leesburg, Virginia, site of the
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