Bradley Thayer

Forrest Chu, co-host from the New Federal State of China, and Bradley Thayer, a political warfare expert, delve into the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) alarming influence on global affairs. They discuss South Korea's strategic importance and the dangers of CCP-influenced governance. Key themes include emergency preparedness against CCP encroachment, the fight for freedom within China, and the desire for global conservative unity. The pair emphasizes the distinction between the CCP and the Chinese populace while calling for international support for democracy.

Rich Stern, an analyst at the Heritage Foundation, explores the evolving economic relationship between China and the U.S. alongside Bradley Thayer, a noted China expert. They dissect China's economic struggles under Xi Jinping compared to Deng Xiaoping's reforms and the implications for global stability. Military historian Patrick K. O'Donnell shares poignant reflections on D-Day, honoring the sacrifices made during World War II. The discussion weaves together themes of remembrance, financial challenges, and the critical lessons learned from history.

Ben Harnwell, a political commentator in Rome, joins Terry Schilling, President of the American Principles Project, and Bradley Thayer, a China expert. They discuss the new pope's working-class background and its implications for social justice. The conversation dives into the Vatican's financial challenges amidst U.S. politics and the complex relationship with the Chinese Communist Party. They also analyze the potential impacts of recent tax proposals on the Republican agenda and call for urgent health initiatives to address national concerns.

Former President Donald Trump joins political analyst Dr. Bradley Thayer and conservative lawyer Mike Davis to expose electoral integrity concerns post-2020. They discuss the legitimacy of Biden's administration and the growing political divide within the Democratic Party. The guests dive into the media's role in shaping narratives and the importance of accountability in governance. Additionally, they delve into the strategies employed by resistance movements and the significance of transparency and informed citizenry in today's political landscape.

James Fennell, an author on U.S. strategic policies towards China, and Bradley Thayer, an expert on engagement with the Chinese Communist Party, dive deep into America's historical missteps in dealing with the CCP. They discuss how to hold China accountable while enhancing alliances with partners like India and Taiwan. Fennell and Thayer emphasize the need for a recalibrated U.S. approach to engagement that addresses human rights issues and counters information warfare, alongside a united front against China's aggressive tactics in Southeast Asia.