Tell us what we now know, what we didn't know, and bring us up to speed on specifically Fauci's role in all this.

Well, it's, you know, all of this is being peeled back.

The DOJ is close to unsealing records.

I haven't checked.

It was supposed to be Friday that they unsealed the records of a specific whistleblower on basically the lies that Moderna was behind, allegedly the lies, what Moderna was behind with the effectiveness of the vaccine, the damage that the vaccine did to children and pregnant women, and with the CEO basically saying, you know, Ignore everything, we're all about profit here and so on, allegedly.

And so this is what's going on, but you're seeing the onion being peeled back slowly but surely that we were all duped way back when.

We knew in the intelligence community that the CCP was signaling that they were doing biological warfare 10 years before 2019, before the COVID virus came out.

So why are these at least the red state attorney general suing Fauci or at least trying to investigate Fauci because his federal pardon doesn't cover him on the state level?

How serious is this China cyber threat?

Well, it's very serious, but it's nothing new.

This has been going on for 10 to 12 years.

They've had this capability for that long.

It's just been now that the DOJ has been able, and the FBI and the DOJ have been able to get the data they need and the case they need to go forward and to prosecute.

That's what's happened.

This thing works at a snail's pace.

And in terms of these hacks, how much is this about intelligence gathering versus preparing for potentially future disruption?

How serious is this China cyber threat?

Well, it's very serious, but it's nothing new.

This has been going on for 10 to 12 years.

They've had this capability for that long.

It's just been now that the DOJ has been able, and the FBI and the DOJ have been able to get the data they need and the case they need to go forward and to prosecute.

That's what's happened.

This thing works at a snail's pace.

And in terms of these hacks, how much is this about intelligence gathering versus preparing for potentially future disruption?

H- How is that their business?

Well, it's not their business at all, but, uh, that's the capability the technology has today.

But you have to understand that these cameras can be updated over the air.

So the technology that's there today, which is significant and massive, uh, a, a month from now, a year from now, can be 2x'd, 3x'd, or so on.

Today, the cameras can actually do facial recognition of the two front people in the front part of, uh, front seats of the car.

Uh, i- that's facial recognition.

They can hear con- ca- uh, conversations at, uh, stop signs and red lights where the cameras are.

Hmm

With all of that being said, how effective do you see this initiative being in preventing a repeat of what we saw there?

The world is waking up to really what the CCP is, what their goals are, which is complete global domination.

They're waking up.

And I hope all of Europe, all of Canada, all free nations stay with this 6G alliance and lock out anything to do with the Chinese Communist Party.

Something just happened within the past couple of weeks that most people didn't pay attention to and are not aware of.

Number one, the president came out and said communism is the biggest threat to the future of the United States since our founding.

But he didn't say who it was, just communism.

Talk to us very briefly about that.

So what is the iceberg? What is the part that they're not disclosing that's attempting to infiltrate into American society?

Well, foreign influence starts with cash, right? Whoever can be bribed, uh, to be able to, you know, give them what their objecti- objectives are, whether it's laws, running for office, uh, agreeing to policies, those kind of things.

But they're throughout our s- a lot of our schools and school systems, uh, state, local governments.

Um, the, the level of infiltration and subversion inside of America and our allies would absolutely blow your mind if, if you really got a handle around it.

But it's also, uh, foreign influence is anything which, for example, is, is allowing property, real estate, farmland to be sold, uh, water companies, water utilities to be sold to the Chinese Communist Party.

Now, I can't buy that stuff in China.

Why do we allow that here? So it's that, that level of, of concern.

Does this level of brazen attacks on US entities surprise you?

That's Casey Fleming, CEO of BlackOps Partners and author of The Red Tsunami, and he's now warning the threat of spying on LinkedIn has only grown since then.

They use it to map people.

People is where the intellectual property is, people and relationships.

A lot of times, one of their methods on LinkedIn is say, "Listen," and they play to your ego, "we really respect your resume.

Oh, you've done so much.

We would like you to write a white paper on your industry and on marketing, and we'll pay you, uh, $1,500." So you do the white paper.

They say, "Oh, this is perfect.

He says it's even common for Chinese spies to find their targets online and then start stalking them in person.

I guess

something, something, but they made me poster child.

So that's why I do it.

And quite honestly, I do it for only two entities, God and country in that order.

And that's the only thing that, uh, that drives me, my team, the, the, uh, the global, uh, sheepdogs and the people are in this way.

I don't paint a good picture.

You know, the picture is not there to be painted, uh, What you're hearing on mainstream media is actually nothing of really what's going on behind the scenes.

So please continue with what you were saying.

You're creeping a little socialism into my free

market capitalism.

No, it isn't.

It needs to be tweaked a little bit.

And capitalism is absolutely the way to go.

No question.

The antithesis is zero freedom, total totalitarianism, and everything goes to the state.

What's the biggest threat to you? Is it socialism creeping in here or is it China? It's

Fleming says frivolous lawsuits by Chinese companies targeting Americans are very concerning.

What it's called is called lawfare.

It's a form of unrestricted warfare to cripple your enemy, meaning us.

So by filing these frivolous lawsuits, it ties up companies, it ties up individuals in courts for this oppression and this power.

over the American people on, I might add, sovereign U.S. soil.

Not to mention the 40 plus Chinese CCP police stations on U.S. soil.

So it's extremely concerning.

He's urging Americans in Congress to push back against the CCP's use of lawfare.

Casey, your thoughts on this?

Well, Sam's got it right.

They're celebrating that they have pushed back the great Satan, which is, of course, the United States.

So these guys are celebrating over there as a massive win.

And I assure you the same thing's going on in Beijing.

So it is, you know, we definitely did some damage to them.

But last reports are that they're, you know, north of 75 percent capability of their missiles and their drones and so on.

But the smart guys in the room that are paid to make sure this is right because they have multibillion-dollar, sometimes trillion-dollar companies behind them, are trading believing oil is lower or deserves to be lower? Is it all clear in the Middle East right now?

Iran, this little fanatic, tiny little country in the Middle East, has got the great American powerhouse almost painted into a corner.

Am I wrong? That's exactly right.

I think that's one of the reasons we talk is because I give you the unbiased truth.

Yes, they're holding the United States and the free world at bay.

And don't forget, the elephant in the room is communist China.

The CCP is the elephant in the room.

They are headquarters for Iran.

Why don't we just get the hell out of there?

How do you see sanctions relief working out here?

I hope we don't.

It's $24 billion sitting there that would re-energize the regime.

And the key right now is keeping pressure, the pressure that we have built up to keep that pressure on them until they reach a negotiation that we need to see.

So releasing any kind of... sanctions, $24 billion is a major shot in the arm to Iran through this whole pressure process.

So I would hope that we would not do that.

If it's part of the settlement, then it better be for what we need out of that settlement, which is Hormuz, regime change, and the nuclear option off the table.

What's your view of what containment looks like exactly?

I want to get your, your thoughts on Xi's red lines, 'cause he had a few over the course of the two-day meeting.

Well, first of all, let's get to the truth, okay? Uh, let's get to the unbiased and unvarnished truth.

You never go into negotiations with red lines, okay? Therefore, it's not a negotiation if somebody has red lines.

But let's break those down.

The number one red line was their most important, uh, target is Taiwan, uh, the Taiwan question, okay? Uh, so that is number one.

They're s- basically signaling their intent.

Because Trump went after Venezuela and Iran, they feel it's now their...

What are your thoughts on that as well as how China's general influence in the Western Hemisphere, uh, since Trump took office in his second term?

Is it to divert attention from that, or is there going to be some discussion, hard discussion, you know, ideas coming out of that to solve the Strait of Hormuz issue problem.

Well, this trip has been planned for several months, so it was on the calendar and it needed to happen.

Trump could have said, hey, look, we're going to postpone this until I'm done with Iran, but he didn't do it.

Remember, the Chinese Communist Party has a strategic partner in Iran and the IRGC.

They've been pumping up the IRGC for the past dozen plus years with everything as far as strategic military equipment, military training, helping build... manufacturing capability and boring inside of mountains and underground weapons systems, drone navigation, solid rocket fuels, all that type of stuff.

The elephant in the room when you're talking Iran is the Chinese Communist Party.

They are strategic partners.

So how do you leverage this meeting to say, Xi Jinping, I'll make some deals with you, but you got to back off this idea of removing the dollars as the tradable currency? He might

A- And from what I hear in our conversation, that's the tip of the iceberg, but if you really wanna drive that point home, that's a big one, isn't it?

It's a huge one.

We get 75% of our, our medications from China, um, and 100% of our antibiotics.

Why would...

And, you know, look at the rare earth minerals.

They've cornered the market on rare earth minerals that are needed for computers, for technology, fighter jets, missiles.

Why would we ever allow that to happen? That's my point.

Is America in a position to win against China and her allies at this point with, uh, uh, our allies in Europe succumbing apparently? Are we on an island by ourselves, or do we have some assets and, and leverage? Do we still have cards to play?

What do you think? The latest.

Not so fast.

Not so fast.

I agree with you.

Give me more.

Well, I mean, where do you want to go? First of all, Iran is not over.

Iran has been playing for the long game for many years.

But is that enough, particularly to your point that Iran is simply a proxy of China, which, you know, is going to probably continue to be playing in the background?

How long could Taiwan honestly hold off an attack, an invasion from the CCP in mainland China? How long?

Well, you can ask Ukraine that.

The new war is a drone war, and that is really what the issue is.

They can still do the shock and awe piece like the US is accustomed to doing.

But don't forget, they're doing all means necessary now from a cyber perspective, health perspective, all these different methods of unrestricted warfare.

But it could last, we think, because it's just an island off the coast, it could be as short as 30 days.

But they might surprise you in the length of time that they can actually survive against the onslaught from the CCP.

And so if you're fighting an army coming at you from the front and you're fighting people internally, complicates the situation now, doesn't it?

Would you not agree that he's right, that it'll take 20 years to rebuild what we've already done? It's not like he has much more to do other than the power plants and the oil facilities.

I agree.

However, you're dealing with a terrorist organization and you can't negotiate with terrorists.

They have nothing to live for and everything to die for.

They have a martyr type of ideology.

So when we decapitated 50 of their people, they just went further underground.

The Chinese have been in there for over 10 years supporting them.

And then we didn't even do it then in the speedy time that we've done it now.

Let me have your assessment of how serious that is and what would you recommend or advise President Trump and Pete Hegseth to do, given what he has said already? Go ahead.

Yeah, the escalation has really gotten out of control because the more Trump escalates, the more the terrorists, IRGC, are going to escalate.

And there are no off-ramps, okay? So, you know, the first one that blinks loses, and that's the problem.

No off-ramps today.

So having Pakistan come in is at least trying to say, hey, let's call at least a pause in this thing, which is good, But Trump has come out so strong that he's going to basically annihilate, you know, all the infrastructure tonight.

It's very difficult for him to back off of that and say, OK, well, OK, Pakistan came in and I guess we'll listen to Pakistan.

The other problem is you've got China and Russia that are key factors, in fact, bigger factors than Iran right now.

But what are they giving back besides petrodollars to Iran? Are they giving them technology, information, information about the U.S.? Tell us.

So he's got some real interesting links between what's going on in the Middle East, I would say, what's going on in our cities, major cities as well, the CCP the Chinese Communist Party Casey how does the turmoil in the Middle East tie back to the Chinese

pretty much everything everything on the in the news now 90% all tracks back to the Chinese Communist Party Iran is the forward operating base for the Chinese Communist Party and Russia in the Middle East they are strategic partners with the Chinese Communist Party The CCP has built Iran to what it is today.

They've got all kinds of tunneling, all kinds of surveillance, all types of oppression to the dissidents and the people inside the country.

So all roads and everything ties back to the Chinese Communist Party.

Don't be distracted with the Iran war right now, the war of the month.

It's very important.

It will change history.

It's real, and how extensive is it?

Talk to us about where you see the war right now, where it is headed, and as it relates to CPAC, what the message here needs to be as we move forward into the midterms.

Where the war is, it's a very precarious situation because there's no off-ramps right now.

Remember, we poked a terrorist organization.

And when you poke a terrorist organization, it's not like taking out the head like we did.

The rest of them go underground.

They still have manufacturing capability for drones and so on underground.

The Chinese Communist Party's been in there well over a decade helping them economically and to build tunnels, huge tunnels and underground operations.

You're

If we're continually being threatened by China like this, and people are dying or could be dying at a greater pace, why are we allowing Chinese students into our universities?

We absolutely should not be allowing them in.

By the way, you mentioned just two of the aggressive tactics they're taking against the United States and the free world.

There are literally tens of thousands.

So the reason we allow them into our universities is because we're compromised.

Our universities love getting paid full tuition by these guys.

They completely downplay the threat of espionage and theft of intellectual property.

How are they doing it now?

Why, why is China so concerned about what's happening with the Iran conflict? And I guess the second part of that question, do you see any scenario where they get more involved in the support of Iran?

So China is the 4,200-pound gorilla in the room.

They have been at it for well over 40-plus years to destroy America from within, uh, for complete and utter takeover.

Uh, it's, uh, it's called unrestricted war against, against the people.

In the past, we've been trained that, that war is, uh, with military to military.

Not in this case.

They realized back in the Gulf War that they could not go head to head with us, so they said, "How else can we get them?" So it's weakening the United States from within by putting every man, woman, and child on the front lines, fentanyl, drug warfare, uh, COVID, all the rest of it.

Now, have you seen anything that would indicate that China has been engaged in anything along those lines with Iran?

Talk a little bit about some of the ones that people might not know that target their children, their livelihoods, their homes.

Well, fentanyl is a hundred and fifty thousand every year.

It k- it's a targeted, efficient method to kill milit- military-aged young men and women, okay, every single year.

In World War II, we lost a hundred and fifty thousand.

It's the equivalent of two 737s going down every single day.

Maine, right?

Well, uh, yeah, but I was talking about, uh, Oklahoma, but we can talk about Maine.

We can talk about, uh, Colorado.