Jonathan Ferro

Emil, clearly the technology these companies are producing is tremendously powerful.

Yet you believe this individual is both a liar and has a God complex.

How concerned should the American public be about individuals like this running companies like this if that's what you believe this person is?

We're looking forward to having the conversation with you, sir.

Thanks for making time for us this morning.

Emil Marker there, the Undersecretary of Defense.

The news doesn't stop on the weekends.

Let's keep it on the geopolitics.

Global leaders gathering at the Munich Security Conference.

The U.S.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio leading a delegation as the Trump administration pushes transatlantic ties potentially to their limits.

The Republican Senator Tom Tillis is on the ground in Munich and he joins us now for more.

Senator, welcome back to the program.

Forgive me for doing this live in the moment, but the news just crossed.

This is on Alibaba, reporting from Reuters that the Trump administration is expected to add Alibaba to a list of firms that allegedly helped China's military.

This according to reports, sir, just moments ago.

Senator, clearly the U.S.

administration, and Congress for that matter, is looking to put a bit of a squeeze on China.

Landing in Europe, in Munich, Germany, do you believe that you have the Europeans on side in this effort?

So, Senator, with that in mind, should U.S.-based investors be able to have access to investing in these companies?