Bannon`s War Room Episode 4965: WarRoom Special: A One On One With The Vice President Of Taiwan
Dec 2, 2025
In a compelling conversation, the Vice President of Taiwan, a seasoned political leader dedicated to defending Taiwanese democracy, shares insights on numerous pressing topics. She recounts her return to public service after the 1996 missile tests, emphasizing the shared values between Taiwan and the U.S. The discussion delves into hybrid warfare, including cyberattacks and psychological threats from China. She highlights Taiwan's role in bolstering U.S. manufacturing, the importance of supporting Taiwan to deter aggression, and how Taiwan's resilience plays a vital part in global democracy.
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Election Day That Changed Her Path
- In 1996 Taiwan's first presidential election and China's missile tests compelled the Vice President to return from the U.S. and join politics.
- That moment crystallized her civic identity and commitment to defend Taiwan's emerging democracy.
Values Underpinning Taiwan–U.S. Partnership
- Taiwan and the U.S. share civic values like freedom, democracy, and a strong civil society that underpin cooperation.
- Shared interests also include regional stability, rules-based trade, and technology that protects privacy.
Hybrid Warfare Matches Kinetic Threats
- China uses hybrid warfare — cyber attacks, disinformation, and political infiltration — as a core strategy alongside military pressure.
- Taiwan faces intense cyber targeting, including attacks on hospitals and infrastructure, making resilience essential.
