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Arsenal of Democracy

22: A New Era of Deterrence Is Required to Combat the China, Russia and Iran Axis (Feat. John Walters)

Mar 27, 2024
John Walters, President and CEO of Hudson Institute, discusses the need for a new era of deterrence against China, Russia, and Iran. He emphasizes the importance of countering oppressive regimes, enhancing strategic postures, and strengthening military capacity. The podcast also explores the rise of fentanyl in the U.S. and the devastating effects of drug abuse.
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  • Call out despotic leaders like Putin and Xi to weaken their influence and establish global deterrence.
  • Strengthen alliances in the Middle East and support Ukraine with adequate weapon supplies against Russian aggression.

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China, Russia, and Iran as Adversaries

The podcast episode discusses the geopolitical challenges posed by China, Russia, and Iran. It emphasizes the importance of acknowledging the tyrannical nature of Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin to weaken their political power. The speaker highlights how these nations are uniting against the United States and its allies, underscoring the necessity for strategic awareness and action against these common adversaries.

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