Videos tagged with China Influence

This preview discusses the lack of FBI transparency in the Jeffrey Epstein case, with Jon Delaney explaining how the classification system is allegedly used by the 'deep state' to hide corruption and illegal activities. The conversation touches on media bias, propaganda, and the importance of independent journalism in the face of censorship and potential foreign influence.

This video features an interview with Hsiao Bi-khim, Taiwan's Vice President, on the Shawn Ryan Show. The discussion covers her diplomatic career, strengthening US-Taiwan ties, advancements in arms sales, and Taiwan's global presence. It touches upon geopolitical tensions, Taiwan's defense technology, China's influence and propaganda strategies, and Taiwan's resilience. The conversation also delves into cognitive warfare and energy security. While not directly a firearms review, the topic of 'Taiwan's Defense Technology' and 'arms sales' makes it tangentially relevant to firearms enthusiasts interested in international defense and geopolitical strategy.

Investigative journalist Peter Schweizer joins the Shawn Ryan Show to discuss his New York Times best-selling book, "Red Handed," which delves into China's extensive influence over the United States. Schweizer reveals findings from his latest investigation covering China's impact on Big Tech, Wall Street, the US education system, and US politicians. The discussion highlights the extensive research and over 1000 footnotes in his book, offering a detailed look at the mechanisms and extent of foreign influence.

This video clip from the MagLife Podcast features Ed Calderon discussing the significant influence of China on Mexican drug cartels. He details how Chinese entities supply and finance these criminal organizations, utilizing Chinese banking apps for money laundering, which the US is legally unable to impede. The discussion highlights the escalating power of cartels like Sinaloa and CJNG, their control over strategic resources such as lithium, and the alarming trend of Chinese-made Norinco firearms and drones falling into cartel hands. The conversation also touches upon the influx of illicit pharmaceuticals and the broader implications for the ongoing drug war and economic competition.