During a Senate Homeland Security hearing, Senator Josh Hawley (R-MO) raised concerns about China’s treatment of the Uyghur population. The senator questioned Josh Rittener on this issue.
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32 comments
@caffeine.powered
the CCP have him by the b@lls, he is not willing to condem slave labor for fear of losing his billion$. Hawley us an amazing person. Writtener is a coward.
@jdc3636
Show proof of the so called forced labor in Xinjiang😂, how about the genocide in Gaza? politicians are so hypocritical.
@jdc3636
Senator Hailey just loves China.
@user-nq5dz5cc5v
Thank god we have people like Josh Hawley, Jim Jordan, Tom Cotton and a few others to expose a fraction of the corruption in washington.
@islandiron
This guy answers questions just like Chris Ray of the Federal Bureau of Instigation.
@danielbates9674
What's wrong with them is that they don't care about forced labor if they are making money. Take the money back!
@mementofilms5813
Because Intel has such a large investment in China, Intel also knows that there is no so-called forced labor in Xinjiang. Intel entered China in 1985 (of course Coca-Cola, McDonald's, KFC and countless American clothing companies and large supermarket chains also entered China in the 1980s and 1990s), and they know the Chinese government's friendly attitude towards ethnic minorities. , at least in my opinion, it is much better than the US government for American minorities. These companies just don’t want to be in opposition to the US government. Moreover, China now has a 144-hour transit visa-free policy. Why not go to China to see the truth?
@CountryFenderBass
He is repeating what China tells companies to say…he walks the line
@andrewthomas405
GLOBALISTS THINK THEY ARE BETTER THAN EVERYONE ELSE ….THEY ARE THE ELECTORATES ENEMY
GLOBALISM IS A BASTARDISED FORM OF COMMUNISM SIMILAR TO CHINESE COMMUNISM
@sg-xd8jz
so the US wants us to believe China are a problem….what about the US themselves.
Ok for them to control other countries
@user-pf1hq5cs4d
USA ❤
@jiyounglee6150
@7:07, 🚺&🚹…that no good, yes…thank you
@brianstubberfield2116
America is doing what the uk have already done… outsourcing all production to china .. bad bad move for the future. The elite don’t care.
@brianstubberfield2116
So American companies invest in a country that want to destroy America .. go figure. Money means more than security.. mental
@douglascrockatt3101
This mans allegiance is not to America its to his paymasters CHINA
@halspencer6613
This guy is an actor, lying about every question from Hawley.
@dianejohnson3176
Government too big. Not being held accountable to the citizens of America.
@god-S-will86
Why is this man not running for president?
@Oakcrick55
I wonder if AMD/Radeon are involved too.
@Jeeves
Barely matters cause nothing will come of this, nothing ever happens
@lavernhall7535
I love Josh Hawley he's a beast, but it's so irritating to hear this crap and not knowing if these corrupt officials are actually being held accountable, are they still getting paid and getting called out by the senators the worst that happens to them ?
@pmmahone1
These tech people and their industry needs heavy regulation. They will soon control everything and we will have no representation. This guy is a weasel.
@richardgrainger6334
Latest generation of execs & politicians way too focused on "could do" they don't stop and think if they "should do". Too busy being busy they don't bother to learn, shallow thinking with shallow outcomes….🙄 Using another country culture is a rubbish argument though to be fair, their culture is their culture. In this instance, is it sensible to invest billions in China? Just obviously not..so just no, that is easily enough.
@justtowatch111
Not only is this a massive wealth transfer system to take American money and give it to China it is helping an enemy who is actively engaging in cyber warfare to make better weapons!
@IsmaelCazares-b4b
Okay, first did anyone look into the whole Credit card thing
% change
@chosk80
Maybe Josh should ask the Jews if they should treat the Goat lovers a little better in Gaza before talking crap about the Goat lovers in Xinjiang.
@chosk80
Josh when are you going to question Sun Wukong ? due to the success of Black Myth Wukong. They might be connecting to WIFI in American homes if Americans buy the game.
@yushao7940
You know forced labor in China is a lie, he knows that too, and everyone else knows it. But it’s just not politically correct to say that hahaha. I’m glad Jeff Rittener kept a minimum of conscience
@1973or35
That's ok. Men like Josh Rittener can keep making money, but they won't have a happy life to enjoy it. There is always a consequence to taking or making money in an unethical manner.
@phinehas68
Clearly, financial concerns related to China are dictating what this guy can and cannot say. I suppose that's his choice. Our choice should be to ensure that his company doesn't see a single dime from taxpayers.
@lobsterpenguin6585
民智未开 有被笑到
@BarryBrookens
One more reason these companies do not want Trump elected president in 2024. He will end these treasonous investments as I see it.