This video produced in the first two months of the Donald Trump's presidency serves as a reminder of his fundamental views of America's trade issues with China and matches them with the views of the Godfather of conservative economics Milton Friedman. A two-years-in reality check.
No economist of modern times has challenged and overturned more wrong-headed economic thinking than Walter Williams. For forty years he’s argued against the illogic of the minimum wage, racial quotas, occupational licensing as well as the welfare state. What drives his liberal critics crazy is his provocative argument that these government interventions hurt the very people they are designed to help.
Hong Kong-based political analyst TL Tsim offers his perspective on the relationship between two different governmental systems as the Chinese take-over of Hong Kong looms in 2047.
This video not only offers an excellent view of the physical space China occupies in the world with its neighbors, but also the geopolitical ramifications of that space with respect to the country's security and sustainability.
A short clip but one which succinctly explains the U.S. President's foreign policy mission. Former Deputy National Security Adviser K.T. McFarland offers her take on the driving force behind Trump's foreign policy from the day he took office.
China’s President Xi Jinping is one of the most powerful men in the world, but it hasn’t always been this way. Xi stared down revolutionary fervor and muscled out rivals in an atmosphere of brutal party politics, to become China’s most powerful ruler since Mao.
The state of the world and global relations play a significant roll in our understanding of humankind's strugal for meaning, purpose, fulfillment and happiness. But sometimes you need a break from the action. To this end enjoy the late, great Art Pepper on sax as Foard Media founder did at the pool one day while holding his phone remarkably steady.