In Cold War II, China Has Few Friends — and Many Potential Enemies
Despite residual resistance, it’s now widely accepted to refer to the competition between the US and China by its rightful name: the second Cold War.
Despite residual resistance, it’s now widely accepted to refer to the competition between the US and China by its rightful name: the second Cold War.
Following former President Donald Trump’s acquittal last week, various polls were conducted to collect the thoughts of the American people.
The citizens of California are fed up with government shutdowns, schools that are closed and a Governor who dines at restaurants like French Laundry while the rest of California is barred from eating indoors. A grass roots effort by Californians to recall their Governor, Gavin Newsom, is underway. Newt’s guest is Anne Dunsmore, Campaign Manager and Finance Director of Rescue California.
AOC lied to you and the rest of the American people about the Capitol riot — and got away with it. On this episode, Rob explains how the congresswoman lied and what it means for the country.
These American oligarchs are none other than the Big Tech CEOs who own Twitter, Facebook, Amazon, and Google. Once these men were the epitome of American entrepreneurial spirit, but they have transformed into invisible puppet-masters of our daily life.
We are watching Americans accept the morally indefensible physical and economic lockdown of the country. Now we are faced with a lockdown on speech which has never before been seen in America. Newt’s guest is Dennis Prager, who asserts in his new column, The Good American, “The left-wing media are using the mob invasion of the Capitol exactly the way the Nazis used the Reichstag fire.” His new documentary, No Safe Spaces, is available to stream now.
This past week’s chaos at the US Capitol continues to affect the socio-political climate in the country. Not only are impeachment discussions over President Trump starting again, but the president’s numerous bans across social media platforms have created worry among Americans.
The US and China are competing for global influence, and Beijing’s pitch to the world is simple: Choose us, and through economic development, we’ll make you rich more efficiently. Plus, the pitch continues, we don’t care what you do inside your own borders; just don’t question what we do either, follow our rules, and we all prosper. This message is appealing to developing countries, which want more money, and non-democratic countries, which don’t want to be bothered about democracy and human rights. But even Western countries can be seduced by Chinese money and talk of major infrastructure projects.
The United States is close to being dominated by companies and wealthy individuals who are deeply indebted to – and afraid of – the Chinese Communist dictatorship.
Newt on the upcoming Georgia runoff election: “This election is going to come down to turnout. Republicans simply have to turn out more votes than Stacey Abrams can steal.”