Captain Jim Fennell

Matt Boyle, National Political Editor at Breitbart News, and Captain Fennell, a respected naval intelligence officer, dive deep into Signalgate's political turmoil. Boyle analyzes the implications of President Trump's executive orders and voter dynamics, while Fennell discusses national security concerns linked to encrypted communications. They tackle the Espionage Act's impact on governance and push for bipartisan accountability. Plus, the conversation touches on military advancements and geopolitical tensions, especially regarding China and Taiwan, shedding light on the current landscape.

Guest Captain Jim Fennell, a military commentator and naval analyst, dives into China's recent naval exercises around Taiwan, analyzing their implications for U.S. strategy and the pressing need for a robust naval presence. Meanwhile, immigration advocate Rosemary Jenks discusses safe-third-country agreements and tracking congressional votes on immigration policies. The conversation highlights the balance of power in the Taiwan Strait and the importance of legislative transparency in immigration enforcement.

Captain Jim Fennell, a retired naval intelligence officer, explores the complexities of the Pearl Harbor attack, delving into intelligence failures and the pivotal role of codebreaking at Station Hypo. He warns of the rising threat posed by the Chinese Navy and discusses potential conflict over Taiwan in the coming years. Meanwhile, Peter Tickton, attorney for Tina Peters, argues for a presidential pardon amidst claims about the 2020 election fraud, outlining strategies for legal recourse and support for Peters' case.

Captain Jim Fennell, a military analyst specializing in China, joins Ava Chen and Forrest Zhao from the New Federal State of China movement. They delve into Xi Jinping's recent purge of military leaders, exploring its implications for his grip on power. The guests share insights on internal CCP factionalism, comparing Xi's tactics to historical purges by Stalin and Mao. They also discuss the economic pressures facing China and speculate on the strategic implications for US-China relations and Taiwan, raising the question of whether Xi's reign is in jeopardy.

Captain Jim Fennell, a former naval officer and specialist on China's strategy, dives into the escalating trade tensions between the U.S. and China. He discusses Trump's recent tariff announcements and suggests the U.S. has entered an economic war initiated by China. Fennell highlights the CCP’s strategic goals, including their 'Made in China 2025' initiative and the importance of decoupling from Chinese influence. He also notes potential military threats from China, urging Americans to respond proactively against CCP policies.