The U.S.-China rivalry, Taiwan and Hong Kong | 60 Minutes Full Episodes

From last month, Lesley Stahl's examination of China's slowing economy. From March 2023, Norah O'Donnell's report on Navy operations near Taiwan and China. From October 2022, Stahl's report on the rising tensions between the U.S. and China over Taiwan. And from October 2019, Holly Williams look at the pro-democracy protests that gripped Hong Kong at that time.

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0:00 Intro
0:11 An American in China (Part 1)
12:37 An American in China (Part 2)
26:37 The State of the Navy (Part 1)
41:57 The State of the Navy (Part 2)
53:38 Taiwan
1:07:07 Hong Kong

[minutes]

0:11 An American in China (Part 1)
12:37 An American in China (Part 2)
26:37 The State of the U.S. Navy (Part 1)
41:57 The State of the U.S. Navy (Part 2)
53:38 Taiwan
1:07:07 Hong Kong

[JLo-pygt]

This 'reporter' should have started out with - "US companies have swooned over getting into the Chinese market so much that they sold out America and American workers to do so."

[pacolilzz]

US banned most Chinese firms in US such as Huawei. ZTE. BYD...etc

[waichui]

Why don't you report the latest development in Hong Kong? Why don't you report people in Hong Kong jam packing the trains and bus going to the mainland? Why don't you report the flood of Hong Kong consumers shopping in the mainland is causing Walmart there to report record sales? Why don't you report people in Hong Kong buying their groceries in the mainland three times a week?

[ickqnsx]

China's beating us at our own game, boo hoo.

[brianmansan]

According to 60 mins, China is a country drown in debt 😂😂😂

[murphmurph]

Chinese protesters getting arrested keeps Walmart fully stocked😂

[karlad]

“We don’t want to live where China is the power” 🙄🤦🏻‍♀️ That only shows that it’s either the U.S’s way or the highway. He is basically saying, we don’t want to play this game anymore because China is winning. The scariest part is that he doesn’t see anything wrong with that statement. Gross!

[MLeib]

I liked that interview with the first admiral. He's a realist. He's not blowing smoke.

[cheickfall]

The ambassador, Burns, being interviewed is the most articulate, smartest, analytic and objective ambassador I ever listened to. Clearly, the US and China have to find common grounds for a better future in the world.

[Mainbusfail]

I remember when Ukrainians had the same complacent attitude about Russia invading their country. It's kind of mind boggling to me.

[qhsxygq]

Why would you talk too much when your government recognizes the one China policy

[t.j]

So, accordingly to this ambassador and the so called “reporter”, China is in a very fast economic decline, but yet, US companies and corporations DON’T wanna come back to the thriving American economy?..I smell BS🤢🤣🤣🤣

[drakeplus]

Why focus on China instead of the USA? We have a problem

[kentjax]

Greed is our enemy. Our leaders see challenges in the short term, China sees their challenge in the long term.

[lilican]

As a Chinese, I see your documentary is full of prejudice against China.

[Vermilion]

35:02 making no sense at all 😂😂😂
“You should not expand”
“We are not here to contain you”

[achroous]

Let's hope Boeing's not a part of any ship building, lmao.

[justinmcabee]

We need a president like that ambassador! Holy crap, he is so well mannered, and just on point!

[Wunderpus-photogenicus]

The following famous saying is very true:

There’s absolutely no cure for jealousy.