In this discussion, Gordon Chang, an expert on U.S.-China relations, analyzes Donald Trump's potential cabinet picks and their implications for a tougher stance on China. He highlights the complexities of trade and military readiness as both nations navigate geopolitical tensions. Retired Colonel John Mills sheds light on alarming drone intrusions at U.S. military bases in the UK, emphasizing the need for better security protocols and addressing the growing threats posed by China's surveillance capabilities. Their insights paint a vivid picture of current national security challenges.

Gordon Chang, a renowned journalist and author of 'Plan Red: China’s Project to Destroy America,' discusses Xi Jinping's faltering grip on China amid a crumbling economy. The conversation delves into alarming trends like hostage diplomacy and China's interference in U.S. elections. Chang warns of potential aggressive moves by Xi, particularly regarding Taiwan, as a desperate bid to consolidate power. He highlights how inflated growth statistics and soaring debt could lead to conflict with the U.S., making the stakes dramatically higher for both nations.

Buck Sexton, a former CIA analyst and co-host of a popular radio show, joins Gordon Chang, author specializing in China’s geopolitical strategy. They analyze how the 2024 presidential election might alter U.S. foreign policy, particularly regarding China. The conversation dives into escalating tensions surrounding Taiwan, China's military maneuvers, and the implications for U.S. security. They also discuss China’s interference in U.S. elections and misconceptions about its strategic intentions, offering a deep dive into international relations.