How do you see it, Peter?

Yeah, no, you're exactly right, Larry.

I think the hidden story here is that Donald Trump did President Xi a big favor.

He gave him the pomp.

He gave him the circumstance, which I think you should to any foreign leader.

But keep in mind, coming into the summit, President Xi is facing a vast amount of instability within China.

As he got on the plane to come to the United States, he announced the arrest and the purging of two members of the Central Military Commission of China, which if you want to lead China, the most important position is to be chairman of the Central Military Commission.

With Mr. Trump talking to Xi, perhaps, is it possible China is taking a lower profile and not financing our enemies in war as they have in the past? Or do you think bad things are still happening?

The president has to convey to working-class voters that this is going to get better, that he understands where they're coming from, What kind of policy could be enacted in the short term to give these Americans relief that wouldn't cause the kind of economic disasters that we're talking about?

Well, I think you make a really important point here about messaging.

And I think the message that needs to be continued to be reiterated, because I do believe the American people do think in broader terms, not just the immediate day-to-day economics, is that the reason gas prices are higher is because of the war with Iran.

And Iran could not get a nuclear weapon.

That's something that both political parties and presidents have said for decades.

So unfortunately, this is going to be a temporary blip.

But I think in terms of policies, anything that can be done to loosen regulation, to encourage more gas exploration.

What is the right balance there? between not cutting welfare spending, which is the largest spending that the government does, and then protecting our future.

So I'm glad you brought up that aspect because what do we do about that? Is there some type of way that Congress can draft a bill that says, all right, If you were born here and then you go back to China, but you're not on a military base, you're not serving the United States in any type of diplomacy form, then it's nullified? I mean, that seems unconstitutional, but is there any fix?

Yeah, it's hard to go back retroactively and fix it, short of a constitutional amendment, and I don't think that's going to happen.

The good news is, however, that the current occupant of the White House, Donald Trump, has made this a priority for law enforcement.

And the thing to keep in mind is with this birth tourism industry, there's more than a thousand companies in China that are offering these services to members of the Chinese elite.

What they tell people to do, you know, pregnant women from China to come here lie on their visa and say they're coming here for tourist purposes, they're not coming here to give birth.

They lie on other aspects of their trip here.

That's visa fraud.

How important a dynamic is that politically and geopolitical?

What in the world is going on with Mitch McConnell? And equally as important, what's going on with his wife?

Yeah, well, Jason, I think your spidey sense is going off for good reason.

You know, as we've talked about before, Elaine Chao and Mitch McConnell have actually a long association, financial association, with the Chinese Communist Party.

Elaine Chao's family... has a shipping business called the Foremost Shipping, a company that does considerable business with the Chinese government.

They were basically set up in 1993 when then Senator Mitch McConnell, Elaine Chao, and Elaine Chao's father visited with the Chinese state shipbuilding corporation, and they basically said, hey, we'll build your ships for you, we'll finance the construction, we'll give you contracts.

And that has made the Chao family very wealthy.

On this recent visit, a very, very unusual, so Mitch McConnell is in the hospital, Elaine Chao flies to China, We know of three meetings so far that she had there.

And if that's the case, why is he in the hospital?

You have done, I think, more investigation than anybody on this.

Yeah, Neville Roy Singh, a very interesting guy, an American citizen, a self-described Maoist, started a tech company years ago called ThoughtWorks, then sold it to a private equity firm in London that is partly owned by China's sovereign wealth fund, their government.

He made about a billion dollars off of that deal and then promptly moved to Shanghai, China, which is where he lives now.

He pals around with CCP officials.

He's certainly simpatico with their worldview.

And what he's been doing is pouring money into organizations in the United States.

The People's Forum, which is kind of a... meeting place for Antifa groups.

Every single day there seems to be something new popping up.

Peter, fill us in on all.

Yeah, I think the story that people have to wrap their hands around is the fact that a lot of what we're seeing, whether it's on Spiker, Piker, his actions in Cuba, whether it's these protests, there's a massive foreign component to this.

Foreign governments, foreign entities are looking to destabilize America.

And that's not just rhetoric.

That's just based on the money trail in the evidence.

We've talked about him before, and I'm going to mention him again, Roy Singham.

This is the American billionaire.

I mean, isn't there some sort of legal recourse here?

Like we're talking about in your book, you talk about Scheinbaum's mentor, Obrador, the previous president of Mexico, who was open in 2021 saying that he supports the journey north into America by illegals, right?

Yeah, and they see this as an opportunity to reclaim territories that they lost from us in the 19th century, which when you first hear it is kind of fantastical, right? I mean, really, you think of the Mexican government, they're corrupt, they're kind of hapless.

But the fact of the matter is, there are dozens of quotes in the book from senior Mexican officials saying that, Mass migration, the presence of tens of millions of Mexicans in the United States is an opportunity for us to exert sovereignty in the United States.

One of the ways they're doing this, by the way, I briefed the White House.

I briefed people on Capitol Hill about this.

Nobody knew about this.

The fact that Mexico has living in the United States, senators and congressmen that live full time in the United States, their job is to represent Mexicans living in the United States before the Mexican government.

And then I want to talk about their pilot program.

Can you explain what's going on with the United States training Chinese pilots?

Yeah, so China has a pilot problem.

They need about 5,000 pilots a year, half military, half civilian.

They can only train 1,250 in China itself.

So what they've done is they've partnered with flight schools in the United States, one at the airbase that you just talked about.

That airbase was mothballed.

A SOUTH KOREAN COMPANY WITH CHINESE SUPPORT CAME IN AND SET UP A FLIGHT SCHOOL.

You say there are American surrogate mothers and organizations that match up these mothers with Chinese men here in the United States?

Is that when it started in our country or does it go back even further?

Well, it's really interesting.

If you look at American history, and there have been government studies done on this, there have been three major attacks on the United States.

One, of course, was Pearl Harbor.

The second was 9-11.

The third one, according to this government study, was the Mariel Boatlift, where Fidel Castro weaponized mass migration into the United States.

And your point, there have been thugs in the developing world who have threatened any time that they feel like they need to, that they're going to export their people into the United States.

Birthright citizenship is at the heart of this Mexican strategy, correct?