[0:00:11] ... to win when he's in China and he suggested that condemnation. Very human rights abuses in that country of course enlighten him just dean boulder about it but. Probably some of these people didn't want him to go that far in that condemnation and I appreciated that he was bold enough to go and help. China and that they're human rights abuses are. Are not acceptable in our eyes. The worst thing you know I think there's been. A lack of acknowledgment by ...
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[0:03:51] ... discussion of some of these issues are our -- a relationship that human rights stuff the censorship questions. Those who really important issues whether anything has accomplished and what do you worked in administrations is it ...
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[0:02:19] ... the president's decision was not just a slap in the face to human rights activists around the world. It was also hypocritical. Just last year then Senator Obama called on President Bush to quote do more ...
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[0:03:14] ... on the on the trip including Tibet. And and the question of human rights. Well he and how could you question the Chinese about human rights when you need their money to fund -- massive deficit spending -- its does say something it's possible. Well even President Bush did talk tomb about human rights absolutely we got to stand for. These universal values in fact president Obama's -- tried to. He talked about the freedom of religion in the freedom of expression is being universal rights but he refused to bring up in a high public way. To bad he made a comment about Tibet while he was there. But the amazing thing was the Chinese looked at it said look he was even willing to be with. The Dali Lama in the United States of America so clearly we gave we can dismiss him here because you won't. He won't say tough things about human rights and he won't flee down -- they -- expected to be tough on those issues in what we are to taken as ...
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[0:02:56] ... The Chinese authorities have rounded up dozens of pro democracy dissidents and human rights activists. -- subjecting them to. In the house detention or detention and government run hospitals human rights activists call this -- part of a disturbing pattern of Chinese Government. Suppressing dissent and have asked the president to speak out ...
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[0:00:18] ... censors the Internet. He praised China's rise but criticized the country under human rights. ...
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