Tommy Vietor
Tommy Vietor
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Xi Jinping Power Play? Former Chinese President Unexpectedly Dragged out of Congress

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October 26, 2022

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Tommy Vietor and Ben Rhodes cover the wild week in British politics, the push for diplomacy in Ukraine from progressive Democrats, why former Chinese President Hu Jintao was dragged off stage at China’s party conference meeting, the US-Saudi relationship, former Israeli PM Bibi Netanyahu’s right-wing comeback bid, Brazil’s upcoming election and more. Then Ben is joined by British Labour MP David Lammy to talk about new British PM Rishi Sunak and the future of the Labour Party.

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