John Eisenberg

On September 1st, a federal judge in Alexandria, Virginia, sentenced Pao-Kan, arrested at a Washington hotel in February, to two years in prison.

"Exploited his US citizenship and corresponding ability to travel to the US without restriction," Assistant Attorney General John A. Eisenberg said.

From at least 2019 until February 2026, Pao-Kan was paid at least $100,000 by a Chinese state handler he knew as Cathy, according to the Justice Department.

His tasks were to travel from Beijing to the United States, meet people who might become intelligence assets, hand them communication devices, and pass along what Beijing wanted to know.

It's the young one." When the official asked her to join an audio call, she replied, "I am video recording." She also sent the same official the license plate numbers for the two vehicles parked in front of the victim's home.

Assistant Attorney General for National Security John Eisenberg says, "The central allegation here that Zhang, at the behest of the People's Republic of China, covertly surveilled relatives of a high-ranking foreign government official in the US is deeply troubling.

The National Security Division and US Attorney's Offices, along with the FBI and other law enforcement partners, will remain vigilant against threats like this on our soil." Will they, though? I mean, I guess they are prosecuting her.

But what about Fang Bang? What about Fang Bang, who was so committed to the Chinese cause that she was willing to sleep with Eric Swalwell to get secrets? How about the fact that Dianne Feinstein had a spy as her driver for ten years? Because you know what happened? When a Chinaman applied to be the driver for Dianne Feinstein, the Democrats would have fallen over themselves.

It still smells great.

John, I, I want you to play this video.

Sunny Hostin, listen to Sunny Hostin.

Even she's not buying this new tactic from, from Reddington the lawyer.

Investigators also allegedly uncovered purchases of chemicals used to make explosives and components for building drones.

An alleged US government employee traveled overseas and used his specialized expertise in an attempt to aid the Houthis, a designated foreign terrorist organization backed by Iran.

Backed by Iran, said Assistant Attorney General for National Security John A. Eisenberg.

Additionally, Elabodi, that's his funny name, acquired the materials for the construction of explosive material and drones capable of delivering these explosives.

They say the associates recruited in the network also had been solicited to carry out attacks of acts of terrorism against civilian and military infrastructure in European countries that were perceived to be aligned with Ukraine.

The assistant attorney general for national security, John Eisenberg, said, quote, These defendants allegedly operated as part of a global assassination network that reached into the United States, attempted to recruit U.S. citizens and foreigners to carry out killings at the behest of the Kremlin.

That's wild, just to be clear, that a foreign intelligence service is recruiting Americans to carry out assassinations on U.S. soil.

Like, let's not sleep on that one.