Ep 367 | China’s Real Threat & Dems’ Fake Impeachment | Guest: Melissa Chen
Today we're speaking with Melissa Chen, a writer for the Spectator and an expert on China. Melissa describes how the Biden administration's approach to China (or lack thereof) compares to what the Trump administration has done. Basically all that has happened so far is that Biden has reversed many of Trump's executive actions and orders regarding China, and his administration banned the term "China virus," so that's just great. Seems like the current president is more concerned with moral posturing around race rather than the geopolitical threat presented by the CCP. Then, we give a quick rundown of what's going on with Trump's impeachment. The Senate voted to move forward with the trial, but conviction is very unlikely. As we've said before, Trump is often clumsy with his words, but he definitely did not incite violence on January 6.
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Today's Sources:
Impeachment trial Day One: Democrats defeat move to end trial https://washex.am/3p8vrrx
Texas lawyer, trapped by cat filter on Zoom call, informs judge he is not a cat https://bit.ly/3rBeGqo
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