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East China Sea

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Sep 17, 2026

John HowardGUEST
36:52
Yeah, so I don't want to be alarmist here, but what that would be would be days, a year's worth of economic disruption in the extreme.
John HowardGUEST
37:00
South China Sea, East China Sea closed, air defence exclusion zones, Straits of Malacca closed.
John HowardGUEST
37:07
So all of our imports and exports ceased, which means no access to refined products out of South Korea and Singapore.
John HowardGUEST
37:14
We would have a really, really bad economic experience for years.
Daniel WildHOST
26:21
And will we follow through?
Tony AbbottGUEST
26:23
Well, any failure to support the United States in the event of hostilities in the East China Sea across the Taiwan Straits would be the practical end of the US alliance.
Tony AbbottGUEST
26:40
And it would be a very different world for our country if we didn't have the American security umbrella.
Daniel WildHOST
26:48
All right.
Malcolm NanceHOST
44:11
And as you both know, when you fight extremism and there is always a vacuum of power, someone else is always gonna fill that volume, whether it's China, Russia, anyone else that has a capability of doing so will take an opportunity for that.
Malcolm NanceHOST
44:29
The United States has done the horrible mistakes, which is not only stepping away from the South, uh, East China Sea, what they also did is cannibalize their own military bases that are supposed to protect their closest allies in Asia.
Malcolm NanceHOST
44:49
Meaning, when you take your essential weapons that are designed to protect those nations and intercept those missiles from China, then you're telling China, "Please, come take your turn." When you are the president of the United States and you have all yearly military, uh, operations with South Korea to demonstrate your alliances and to improve the, the military specs, right? And to improve whatever you can do against North Korea, and you're like, "Oh, North Korea has been behaving," even though they haven't been behaving.
Malcolm NanceHOST
45:25
They have nuclear weapons, they have been, uh, uh, screwing up the United States right to left.
speaker_15CORRESPONDENT
18:39
An expert in the South says an attack of that kind could be aimed at neutralizing enemy air defenses.
speaker_15CORRESPONDENT
18:46
Joint drills between Japan, the United States, and South Korea in the East China Sea through Friday left North Korea bristling.
speaker_15CORRESPONDENT
18:53
[relaxing music] Japan's unique educational system allows students from outside regions to attend public high schools in new areas.
speaker_15CORRESPONDENT
19:26
Students can challenge themselves by studying in places with rare ecology and special cultural traditions.
Shireen Al-AdeimiGUEST
39:53
And like I said, these guys are on fishing boats or speedboats, and they're causing damage worth hundreds of millions of dollars to these American vessels.
Shireen Al-AdeimiGUEST
40:00
And the US kept having to move its ships up and down the Red Sea, right? Um, and now with what's going on in Iran with Hormuz, um, and we've seen the US pull its resources from Europe, from East China Sea and, and so forth, you can't really open up another front.
Shireen Al-AdeimiGUEST
40:18
We've seen what happened to the oil and gas prices and diesel, right? Like, midterms are coming up, so I'm sure the calculus is...
Shireen Al-AdeimiGUEST
40:26
Hopefully, they're thinking about this very, very carefully.
Miles YuHOST
16:59
They're just like hot baloney when the, [laughs] when the BRICS condemn, uh, you know, uh, uh, unilateral tariff and, uh, without the UN, um, Security Council approval.
Miles YuHOST
17:10
Did the UN Security Council approve Russia's invasion in Ukraine? Uh, did the UN Security Council approve China's aggression in the South China Sea, Taiwan Strait, and East China Sea? Um, and so, uh, did, uh, uh, did the UN Security Council ever, uh, reach a unanimous cons- uh, condemnation of those aggressions, uh, with the members of per- on the permanent, uh, uh, Security Council seats? So this is just hypocrisy.
Miles YuHOST
17:41
Uh, what I think is that, um, the BRICS is very interesting.
Miles YuHOST
17:44
BRIC is a organization of contradiction.
Eric OlanderHOST
43:46
And what ended up happening about, about twenty-four, twenty-five is that both sides said, "Crap, this is getting too expensive.
Eric OlanderHOST
43:53
We just can't have this much." You know, the Chinese need to ha-- you know, dedicate military resources into the South China Sea, the East China Sea.
Eric OlanderHOST
44:00
They need to dedicate resources to other places.
Eric OlanderHOST
44:03
The Indians, obviously, it's about Pakistan, and both sides said, "This is ridiculous.
Yoshikawa RyuichiHOST
0:54
An expert in the South says an attack of that kind could be aimed at neutralizing enemy air defenses.
Yoshikawa RyuichiHOST
1:02
Joint drills between Japan, the United States, and South Korea in the East China Sea through Friday left North Korea bristling.
Yoshikawa RyuichiHOST
1:13
Ukraine's state-run rail operator says a Russian drone struck a train near the country's border with Poland.
Yoshikawa RyuichiHOST
1:21
No injuries have been reported.
Yoshikawa RyuichiHOST
0:54
An expert in the South says an attack of that kind could be aimed at neutralizing enemy air defenses.
Yoshikawa RyuichiHOST
1:02
Joint drills between Japan, the United States, and South Korea in the East China Sea through Friday left North Korea bristling.
Yoshikawa RyuichiHOST
1:13
Ukraine's state-run rail operator says a Russian drone struck a train near the country's border with Poland.
Yoshikawa RyuichiHOST
1:21
No injuries have been reported.
Jeff NosinovHOST
29:03
Sure
Julian RaglandGUEST
29:03
... that's happening in the news that is a reason why like, you know, I think it's SJ-21 is the Chinese Geo Sat over the East China Sea.
Jeff NosinovHOST
29:12
Okay.
Julian RaglandGUEST
29:13
It go up like two thousand kilometers.

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