Bannon's War Room - Episode 5366： Lead Up To President Trump's High Stakes Trip To China

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00:00:50.320 tuesday 12 may year of our lord 2026 uh i must start with we're gonna get to china in a moment

00:00:55.920 trying to get wrangling uh captain finnell sam faddis and jack posovic to join us here momentarily

00:01:05.040 i want to start with joe allen joe um as i tell people with all these fights going on of course

00:01:11.360 in in beijing they are going to discuss artificial intelligence uh they've already said that but we

00:01:17.680 But we've got to get back to what's happening here in the needed, necessary, and kind of de minimis regulatory apparatus that we need to make sure that we're on top of exactly what's coming to these labs.

00:01:35.780 Because now, talk about Google, folks, I cannot emphasize enough the danger of what we are dealing with.

00:01:46.420 Talk to me about this, Google.

00:01:47.780 Now you had another AI cyber attack.

00:01:51.000 And Joe, correct me if I'm wrong.

00:01:53.580 The smartest people in the world on this topic technically can't control it.

00:02:02.480 I mean, Google's one of what we call the frontier labs. 0.83

00:02:05.020 I realize Max Tegmark, Steve, you're giving them too much with the white coats.

00:02:11.120 And they're all Oppenheimer.

00:02:12.300 These are just rapacious companies.

00:02:15.680 Google has had an experience here quite recently.

00:02:20.040 The second time we know of, and now we know, Joe, and you can say it behind the scenes,

00:02:25.200 this has happened a lot more than just the two ones that are out there, both the mythos

00:02:29.500 and this, but you've had an AI combination of another cyber attack.

00:02:34.760 Joe, the floor is yours.

00:02:36.080 I do want to emphasize, this is why Scott Besant, Scott Safe Pair of Hands Besant, is

00:02:42.820 involved in AI because of the concern of the money center banks. And when I say money center banks,

00:02:49.620 I mean Citicorp, JP Morgan, the biggest banks in the world, not just the investment banks at

00:02:55.480 Goldman Sachs. I mean, the big money center banks, banks that are just below central banks

00:03:00.740 and in their importance in a capitalist economy, all important, telling the secretary of treasury,

00:03:06.560 You know, I think they could take down my entire bank in like a minute in perpetuity.

00:03:13.420 There'd be nothing left, like getting hit with a nuclear weapon, except there all the records would be gone.

00:03:19.020 This AI cyber attack with Google, talk to me about it.

00:03:23.540 And what is so the implication so big, everything we've been talking about on this on this new commerce department control mechanism,

00:03:32.860 which you and I don't love, but at least it's the start of something rudimentary, is now taken.

00:03:37.300 Now the website's gone because the intelligence services are finally waking up or at least coming

00:03:43.040 forward and say, hey, guys, there's a problem here that has to be dealt with. Joe Allen,

00:03:48.040 the floor is yours. Yes, Steve, thank you very much for having me. And this is really highlighting

00:03:55.240 the dual use nature of artificial intelligence. Monday, yesterday, Google's threat intelligence

00:04:03.680 group announced that they had identified a cyber attack that they believed was generated

00:04:11.540 by some artificial intelligence system. They didn't provide a lot of information for whatever

00:04:17.160 reason. But I think it's curious and almost humorous that one of the ways they identified

00:04:23.340 the origin in an AI system was because the code, the malicious code that was written

00:04:29.620 to hack into a web-based application was littered with all of this explanatory text

00:04:37.900 so that you could imagine someone asks the AI to write a code to exploit a vulnerability

00:04:44.580 and it comes with these explainers as to what the code was for.

00:04:48.540 No hacker would do that.

00:04:49.460 So this is something that Google has come forward with for whatever reason, but it shows that this dual use, that the potential for someone to use these systems for something besides generating code or generating images or generating really bad pros is a reality.

00:05:10.000 Now, as we reported last year, many people were discussing, Anthropic in November of last year also announced that they'd identified malicious use of CLAWD to try to hack in some 30 different systems, and they identified the origin with China.

00:05:30.860 They accused China. They said it was a state sponsored group. And so, again, there you had at least allegedly Chinese hackers using Anthropics Claude to generate malicious code to hack into these different systems.

00:05:49.200 The reason that Scott Bessent is so alarmed by this situation is that so much of America's infrastructure and the world's infrastructure runs on digital software, digital infrastructure.

00:06:06.420 And so if you have a potential weapon that is just being deployed recklessly with no oversight whatsoever, except for the companies themselves regulating themselves, then it's really the equivalent of, you know, handing out OxyContin to just anyone.

00:06:28.040 And we've seen what happens when you do that.

00:06:30.120 Or, for instance, to hand out automatic weapons to people who have no business using it.

00:06:36.960 I want to make sure the audience comprehends this. 0.84

00:06:41.300 This was an—yes, you've had the Chinese, you've had state actors doing this and perpetuating this. 0.87

00:06:47.620 Just to be clear, the reason they're such concerned by the intelligence of others, 0.74

00:06:52.080 this was generated by artificial intelligence.

00:06:55.600 I'm not saying they also use it, but artificial intelligence of its own will generate a cyber attack away from its masters at Google and other places, right?

00:07:06.840 It's an AI generator cyber attack.

00:07:09.640 This one most likely is not that the AI was just of its own accord generated this code.

00:07:19.200 But what you have is a situation where an amateur, someone who doesn't really know how to write malicious code to hack into a system, can use something like CLAWD or Mythos, if it were released, or GPT or GPT Cyber, which has also not been released by OpenAI.

00:07:37.920 They could use this to very easily create exploits or to find vulnerabilities in these systems.

00:07:46.380 And so in this case, Steve, it's just a matter of empowering people, as they're always saying,

00:07:52.180 but empowering people to do damage to digital infrastructure.

00:07:57.360 It could be a hospital, it could be a water plant, it could be a bank.

00:08:00.720 And this is why people are so up in arms and asking for some regulation on this,

00:08:06.520 some sort of testing system that is outside of the companies themselves.

00:08:11.400 It goes back to the fight that you were just discussing between or we'll say a debate, a polite debate between the office of the director of national intelligence and the Commerce Department as to who will really be in control of the testing apparatus and the regulatory apparatus.

00:08:30.300 Why did they pull what when you say I realize it's generally, but why did they pull it down off of the off?

00:08:38.980 Because you've been pointing people to the commerce site to read what's up there about this system that you and I are not thrilled with.

00:08:45.760 But at least it's some modicum of a start. Why is it now pulled down off the site, sir?

00:08:51.940 You know, it would seem as it was reported in The Washington Post, it would seem that it's just because of this debate.

00:08:58.880 You know, when the public, when that was discovered, it wasn't really announced through any kind of press release.

00:09:05.380 It was simply discovered, probably pointed to by someone within the Center for AI Safety, I'm sorry, Standards and Innovation,

00:09:15.640 that they had developed this partnership with Google, Microsoft and XAI

00:09:20.920 so that you would have voluntary submission of unreleased AI models to the Center for AI Standards and Innovation,

00:09:29.520 which is within the Commerce Department.

00:09:32.920 And when that went public, I think it just was a bad look for the people who were engaged in this argument within the administration

00:09:40.900 as to who will be the point men for the regulation, the testing of the capabilities of these systems.

00:09:49.520 And you also have, Steve, as we pointed out, it's been suggested by a number of different people, and it's actually within Marsha Blackburn's Trump America AI Act, that the Department of Energy could play a big role in this because of their well-built out infrastructure and expertise in surveilling, regulating, doing safety testing for nuclear materials, nuclear weapons.

00:10:16.000 So, yeah, it's what you have on a very basic level is you have a technology that is shown time and time again, both by Google and Anthropic and behind the scenes, cyber companies across the world know that AI is being used for dangerous or malevolent purposes.

00:10:37.060 And it's just simply deployed out in the public willy nilly.

00:10:40.720 And, you know, you do have some safeguards that are put on these systems by companies like OpenAI or Anthropic, but then you have these Chinese models, the open source models like DeepSeq, like Quinn, that you really don't have any control over that.

00:10:59.300 It's just simply out there.

00:11:00.580 And so people are scrambling for some kind of response, because as you pointed out, as Max Tegmark has pointed out, as many people pointed out, you can't sell a sandwich without having someone say, OK, the safety standards, the sanitation of the restaurant is within some degree of acceptability.

00:11:22.500 same thing with a weapon you can't sell a gun that's going to blow up in people's face you

00:11:27.320 can't sell a car that's going to go veering off the road um and you in pretty much every industry

00:11:34.700 you have some government apparatus that is there to ensure to inspect to make sure that the product

00:11:41.720 is safe and also if it turns out that the product is unsafe say that it allows a random person to

00:11:47.780 create malicious code then you have an accountability process the problem with the

00:11:52.260 problem with the system they've got up here now in the commerce is that it's voluntary

00:11:55.960 and they don't need approval this is why what has said the other day about some fda type thing

00:12:01.460 do you have any idea the timing because i know you spend a ton of time on this

00:12:05.320 behind the scenes any idea on the timing or are we going to get this mythological executive order

00:12:13.160 from the administration do you think that president trump's white house actually going

00:12:16.240 put an EO out or wait to after the China visit? You know, I've been asking everyone and everyone

00:12:23.060 was saying maybe there's some chance that it would come out yesterday. And if not, then most

00:12:27.880 likely after President Trump's return from China. So I'm guessing that's when it's going to happen.

00:12:33.320 And that should give some clarity as to where this argument stands. Will it be the Office of

00:12:39.320 the Director of National Intelligence? Will it be the Commerce Department? Or will it be something

00:12:44.620 like the Department of Energy or some combination of these.

00:12:48.280 Department of Homeland Security also has a real interest and a role in this, given the

00:12:52.900 possibility of bioweapons and terrorist attacks.

00:12:55.140 But it can't be voluntary.

00:12:58.400 It can't be voluntary.

00:13:00.080 And it has to have some approval process.

00:13:01.920 Bottom line, if it's voluntary, forget it.

00:13:05.100 Joe, we'll have you back on tomorrow.

00:13:06.400 Talk about the China summit in regard to artificial intelligence.

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00:13:26.120 I have an interview with David Kruger, who coined and elaborated on the concept of gradual disempowerment.

00:13:35.100 i think we put that up last night we played that in the six o'clock six o'clock hour also

00:13:40.300 tremendous uh response on that joe so definitely let's go to rumble and see uh see joe's incredible

00:13:45.860 interview we played in the six o'clock hours and incredible uh joe the reason joe's not on the road

00:13:51.180 is joe is actually thinking and writing and that's why he needs just a quiet place to think

00:13:56.940 and write joe joe allen thank you brother appreciate you thank you very much steve

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00:16:24.380 The sources that I've been in touch with in the lead up to today, along with senior administration officials, are holding their breath until Trump takes off this afternoon at around 4 p.m.

00:16:34.900 That he does not in between now and then resume kinetic activity or any sort of military operations in Iran.

00:16:42.280 That is the fear that people have had, which gets to the top of David's point, that the president is still erratic when it comes to his decision making around Iran.

00:16:52.800 Although yesterday in the Oval Office, he did sort of speak a bit more candidly about the flexibility that is required now in order to move forward.

00:17:02.080 And you were right, John. The center of these conversations with China is the Iran factor.

00:17:07.940 Yes, there are trade issues amongst other factors that are going to be at the part of discussions here.

00:17:16.720 But what the president really needs right now is a win with regards to Iran.

00:17:22.260 And there is a bunch of optimism, cautious optimism, that China is going to, in concession for something else,

00:17:30.880 potentially apply more pressure onto Iran to come to the negotiating table under more favorable terms.

00:17:36.940 The question is, is what is China going to want from President Trump in order to actually apply more pressure on Iran?

00:17:46.800 China, you know, is not susceptible to the economic stressors that have happened as a result of the war.

00:17:53.180 They get around a third of their oil from Iran.

00:17:56.900 It is causing some stress.

00:17:58.940 That's according to people I spoke with yesterday.

00:18:01.960 But they're going to ask for something.

00:18:04.940 And a lot of experts are pointing to sort of the issue of Taiwan.

00:18:08.740 This is something that the president has sort of consistently been weak on, despite the record arm sale that was made by the Trump administration at the end of last year, around 11 or 12 billion dollar arm sale to Taiwan.

00:18:21.780 You could see Xi asking the president to try to pause that sale or potentially get Trump to say that he doesn't support Taiwanese independence.

00:18:29.520 There is a sort of a laundry list of options that he could choose from there to pressure the president.

00:18:36.300 And again, Trump needs to come away from this meeting with a win, some sort of foreign policy win here, whether it's economic or war.

00:18:44.680 And what you have at least a lot of the diplomatic sources that I'm speaking with is hopes that it is a way to resume these negotiations.

00:18:53.060 And in the meantime, maintain some sort of stasis when it comes to this ceasefire.

00:18:57.960 Although, as Trump said yesterday, it is on life support heading to Beijing for this highly anticipated summit.

00:19:03.400 Xi Jinping, he's bringing a lot of American business leaders with him, including, we should note, Elon Musk.

00:19:08.580 So it appears that they've mended fences.

00:19:11.240 Talk to us about what are some of the economic goals for this trip, because there's certainly real concern, whether it's A.I.

00:19:19.040 or, of course, Taiwan, which is has an economic component to it, as well as geopolitical.

00:19:24.700 There's a sense here the president's coming in in a weaker position than Xi Jinping.

00:19:29.440 Well, before we get there, I just want to comment on the Elon Musk-Trump relationship for a second,

00:19:34.300 because I know a lot of people have suggested this is a demonstration of a thawing in the relationship.

00:19:40.020 And to some degree, that may be true.

00:19:41.860 But I think there's a larger point to be made here, which is the role that Elon Musk plays in China

00:19:47.600 and importantly, his role in terms of Tesla in China and what's going on there.

00:19:53.160 And I only point that out because on the other side of the ledger, you have Jensen Wang, who runs NVIDIA, who ostensibly has seemed very close with President Trump over the past year or two now.

00:20:04.780 And yet he has not been invited to this meeting in large part because of the view that it would send the wrong message to China about the idea that we don't want to sell chips to China.

00:20:15.660 And if we invited him, that might suggest something else.

00:20:18.600 So I think each of the CEOs that are going with the president to some degree may be less about the relationship with the president per se and more about the messaging and signaling that this represents to China about which businesses we're hoping will do more business in China and maybe which businesses won't be.

00:20:37.220 Now, to your larger question about where do these conversations go, I do think they start.

00:20:42.980 I don't want to say they start and end with Iran, but that's going to be a big issue as it relates to the price of energy and what that's going to do.

00:20:50.100 But it also is going to revolve around cars, investment in the United States.

00:20:55.600 There's been some talk about, you know, could China be allowed to make investments in the United States around potentially even things like data centers and the like?

00:21:03.820 So I think that everything is going to be on the table in some way, but where we end, I think nobody really knows.

00:21:11.340 The Chinese Communist Party, as John Solomon says, we now have incontrovertible evidence that they hacked into and got access into 18 databases in the 2020 election.

00:21:27.100 Just so people understand this, for two years in President Trump's first term, two years, Lighthizer, Navarro, and others worked on a comprehensive trade pact that would have brought the CCP into the global economic and financial system and taking care of the seven deadly sins that stayed on industries, dumping, all of it, taking care of all of it.

00:21:55.080 For two years, it was negotiated.

00:21:57.120 In May, when they were supposed to sign off on it, in May of 2019, they ripped it up and

00:22:02.680 spit in our face.

00:22:04.560 They ripped it up and spit in our face.

00:22:06.580 Why?

00:22:07.840 Because she made a decision.

00:22:10.500 The One Belt, One Road thing was just kicking off.

00:22:12.840 They thought they were on a roll. 0.69

00:22:14.260 They were going to decouple technologically from the West.

00:22:18.320 This is where you had DeepSeek and you had TikTok.

00:22:20.860 All these companies started exploding.

00:22:22.040 They got the entrepreneurs and said, you're no longer independent.

00:22:23.960 they also declared a people's war against the united states of america and lo and behold

00:22:30.240 president trump that fall on fire his economy on fire the economy he had built and without a trade 0.68

00:22:36.940 deal with china he had built uh they unleashed a bioweapon on the united states of america i want 0.83

00:22:43.360 to know is the meaning we talk about reparations they have for us the trains of dollars they left 0.94

00:22:47.780 a bioweapon that is incontrovertible that they let it out from the wuhan lab or it leaked out 0.64

00:22:54.380 while they were working on it um and now they've hacked into in 2020 to defeat trump 0.89

00:23:01.420 the chinese communist party is one million percent one million percent against president trump

00:23:10.780 against the maga movement against lao baijin against the citizens of this country and the

00:23:17.240 businessmen are taking over are categorically those businesses that have helped destroy

00:23:23.060 the middle class and working class in this country. Given the fact that they hate President

00:23:28.800 Trump, there's no relationship. These guys don't have relationships. Read the history of Stalin.

00:23:34.980 Read the history of Mao Zedong. Read the history. They don't believe in those types. They believe

00:23:39.860 in the party. They believe in the power of the party. They believe in the power of the party

00:23:43.880 over individuals. Jack Posobiec, you wrote a book on human. That's how they think. They're

00:23:51.460 not buddy buddies with anybody. They don't believe in particularly at the nation state level

00:23:56.620 in power politics, personal relationships mean nothing. This is why you have the top leaders

00:24:03.420 all the time are thrown in prison or disappeared. Right. And so this with Iran on the table,

00:24:10.480 Just as a heads up to our delegation, they hate everything we stand for. 0.83

00:24:16.580 They hate the United States.

00:24:17.500 They hate everything we stand for.

00:24:18.720 But they particularly hate Trump, who's the first guy ever to stand up to him.

00:24:22.440 And they hate MAGA.

00:24:24.400 With that as your background, Jack Bosovic, how's the morning going, sir?

00:24:30.680 Oh, it's going swimmingly.

00:24:32.000 What can you say?

00:24:33.800 We just had Tante was at the Maha Moms event with Bobby Kennedy last night.

00:24:37.600 And we see the president's taken off for for China here. And people remember that over at Human Events, we did the China files just a couple of years ago.

00:24:45.460 And that built out the research for what became the China section, which is really the heart, the spine of that book on humans.

00:24:53.380 But we went through the history of the Chinese Communist Party. We understood Xi.

00:24:58.040 We called him the Red Emperor, how he has taken his cult of personality to new levels, the purges, what he calls.

00:25:05.880 So, for example, we had the Chinese Communist Revolution in the 1940s. Then you had the Cultural Revolution in the 1960s. And what is Xi Jinping embarked on since he took power in 2012? He calls it the self revolution, Steve, the self revolution, whereby in he is constantly purging the highest ranks of not just the party, but also the military, the regions, the provinces, the big cities, Chongqing, etc.

00:25:33.420 et cetera, all around China to install his leaders and people and politicians, members of the party

00:25:41.340 that are totally loyal to Xi Jinping all along the way up. And we haven't seen this kind of

00:25:46.020 consolidation since Mao. Now, what does that mean? That means that he's got to be the one in the

00:25:51.400 driver's seat. He's got to deliver. And so all this talk and I saw CNBC and they're saying,

00:25:55.580 okay, so China has been winding down. Why is China's growth slower? It's slower because of

00:26:01.600 the tariff policy of president Trump was working and has been working for so much as long as the

00:26:08.680 courts have allowed him to keep them in power. That is why our, uh, our trade relationship with

00:26:15.240 China is finally starting to rebalance for the benefit of the American people. Why is the Midwest

00:26:22.280 gutted? Why was the Midwest and the Northeast de-industrialized and why does Shenzhen look the

00:26:27.420 way that it does and shanghai and all the rest of it because that's your money that's your american

00:26:32.180 dollars that were used with the foreign direct investment to build up china to where it is and

00:26:37.160 president trump's the only one who's called these people out so yes he's bringing the ceos over

00:26:41.500 but i would argue steve it's because it's finally time to get the tariffs back on board and dismantle

00:26:48.520 this ridiculous system of globalism which is not working do you think that's going to happen when

00:26:54.360 Are you hearing the rumors that they want to give licenses to the Chinese to put automobiles, to sell automobiles in the United States and or to buy, build their own data centers or basically own, make investment in manufacturing that would actually own American soil, sir?

00:27:12.480 Look, Steve, I've seen all these rumors, but these rumors are generated from media.

00:27:16.680 They're not generated from the White House.

00:27:18.500 They're not generated from the president of the United States.

00:27:20.340 And we know that there's only been one man who's been talking about China on the national stage since all the way back 2011, 2012.

00:27:27.740 That's Donald J. Trump.

00:27:29.920 He talked about it so much in 2016 that there were memes mocking him for how much he was talking about China.

00:27:35.880 But he was 100 percent right to put China front and center because this is the head of the dragon.

00:27:42.540 That's how we won 2016.

00:27:44.020 we shifted the conversation in the last 90 days particularly in wisconsin michigan and in your

00:27:49.740 beloved state the commonwealth of pennsylvania and guess what the working class in ohio and iowa

00:27:54.800 people out there got the joke you didn't have to go there's a four-letter word out there 0.78

00:27:58.540 hang on jack i got uh faddis with a plan finnell's with us the ccp's on the table

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00:29:49.240 Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon. 0.92

00:29:52.800 Sam Faddis, you dealt with the Persians for much of your career 0.54

00:29:56.520 and service to your country, including a lot in country.

00:29:59.000 You wrote something on the N Magazine the other day

00:30:00.820 that I think would be a great thing for President Trump

00:30:03.080 having his back pocket when he sat down with Xi

00:30:05.780 about what his battle plan is.

00:30:07.360 Can you walk us through your recommendations

00:30:09.080 to the President of the United States 0.97

00:30:10.140 of dealing with the Iranians, sir? 0.98

00:30:13.080 Yeah, look, the bottom line here, Steve, 1.00

00:30:14.800 in my opinion, is we're not hurting these guys enough.

00:30:17.580 We imposed a blockade.

00:30:18.660 We're waiting for them to come to the table

00:30:20.260 and make a deal.

00:30:21.600 They just told us to pound sand again.

00:30:24.120 So as I wrote the article,

00:30:26.280 go for the jugular, up the pain level dramatically.

00:30:29.180 They got six land border routes

00:30:31.700 from Pakistan into Iran.

00:30:33.240 and the Chinese are sending in everything to support the war effort. 0.99

00:30:37.840 Look at every one of those routes, take out bridges, take out the roadways, shut that off. 1.00

00:30:42.560 They're moving oil out into Iraq, they being the Iranians. 1.00

00:30:46.980 They're mixing it with Iraqi oil, and then they're selling it with false documents 0.97

00:30:51.920 on the world market as Iraqi oil, so they're still getting money.

00:30:57.640 take out all of those border crossings. I'm talking on the Iranian side. Shut them off, 0.97

00:31:04.980 seal off their land borders. As of yesterday, there were something like 28 1.00

00:31:09.360 super tankers parked off the coast of Malaysia in this anchorage that are all carrying

00:31:16.100 Iranian oil that they basically banked there before we blockaded the straits. And it's all 0.52

00:31:23.400 being sold to the Chinese. Seize every one of those tankers and sail it away and sell the oil 1.00

00:31:28.900 and keep it for ourselves. I mean, take down their comms internally, knock out television,

00:31:35.800 knock out radio, impose a no-fly zone. I have no idea why there are planes taking off and landing

00:31:41.400 from Tehran Airport in the middle of this war. Seal these guys off, cut off every contact with

00:31:50.300 the outside world they think they can hold out longer than us right now we have to change that 0.99

00:31:55.480 calculus one thing you brought up twice in this sam fattis is the is china both in the overland

00:32:02.240 routes right coming overland to supply them because they ain't getting that from azerbaijan

00:32:07.620 or kazakhstan right kazakhstan they're getting it from the ccp also about this ghost fleet of ships

00:32:15.000 that are somewhere i don't know around indonesia or something that's also what they're using to

00:32:19.660 supply the CCP with oil. Is it your recommendation that the president should put that on the table

00:32:25.640 and have a blunt conversation with Xi? Yeah, 100%. There's no reason we should be dancing around.

00:32:32.860 I mean, the bottom line is the Iranians haven't missed a paycheck yet, the regime, because they 0.96

00:32:37.840 stashed all this oil in these super tankers off the coast of Malaysia and Indonesia. And it's about 0.97

00:32:42.820 four months worth of oil they banked. And they're selling it essentially 95% of it anyway to the

00:32:48.920 chinese so the chinese are you know helping them make their rocket fuel they're giving them their 0.99

00:32:53.860 electronics for their drones they're giving them the targeting data to kill our people uh and 0.96

00:32:59.840 they're paying the iranians they're keeping the regime afloat is so we're is the chinese 0.85

00:33:07.020 sam fattis given your professional experience in the ca for 30 years is that in your professional

00:33:14.080 opinion. Is the Chinese Communist Party a competitor or peer competitor to the United

00:33:21.060 States? Are they an enemy to the United States of America? Yeah, without question, they're an

00:33:26.120 enemy. We're at war with these guys. They started this war a long time ago, and they're just keeping

00:33:30.460 ramping up the level. I mean, they are now actively helping the Iranians kill and wound 1.00

00:33:36.360 American servicemen. We shouldn't. Why are we pretending otherwise? Why are we pretending like 1.00

00:33:43.100 the goal is to get along with them. Captain James Fennell, you spent your professional career.

00:33:50.880 In fact, you gave up your career on this very topic, the Chinese Communist Party and their

00:33:56.400 military focus. Do you agree with Sam Faddis that the Chinese Communist Party is not a pure

00:34:03.500 competitor or not trying to be a competitor to the United States? They're an existential threat 0.97

00:34:07.300 and an enemy of the of the Lao Bajing, their own people, the citizens of this country and the 1.00

00:34:13.420 United States of America? 100 percent. Sam is correct. And I was working on a paper today

00:34:20.800 and I was reviewing Xi Jinping's 2021 speech in July for the 100th anniversary of the Chinese

00:34:28.380 Communist Party. And in that speech, he says, those who try to oppose us, we will bash their

00:34:34.560 heads in on the steel of China. So he has made it very clear that he opposes the United States 0.70

00:34:41.660 of America and wants to confront us and defeat us. And that's what he's working towards. He could

00:34:47.240 help and stop Iran from doing what they're doing, but he's not going to do it. He'd rather 1.00

00:34:53.020 work around another way to get oil. As Sam said, he's got active reserves there for several months.

00:35:01.180 He's got his own strategic petroleum reserve that he's had built up.

00:35:05.000 So he would rather see us get mired down in that than do anything to help us.

00:35:09.800 Just like with fentanyl, just like with the economy, just like with every other issue,

00:35:15.620 they are trying to destroy us.

00:35:17.600 It's not up for debate.

00:35:19.280 It's not my words.

00:35:20.200 It's their words.

00:35:21.440 They're coming after us.

00:35:22.980 And I think President Trump understands that.

00:35:26.040 And I think he's going to go over there in private and remind them who's actually in

00:35:29.960 control in terms of economic and military power. And I think that's the hope that I have for this

00:35:35.740 visit. I wish he wouldn't have gone, but he's going. So I think he's going to go and remind

00:35:40.720 them. And I would suggest that what we saw, remember in the first term, when he had Xi in

00:35:46.600 Mar-a-Lago, and he went up and took out Soleimani and put that in the face of Xi, we could very well

00:35:54.700 see everyone saying that Trump won't do anything with Iran kinetically while he's in China. We

00:35:59.220 very much well could see president trump show that to g and say guess what while i'm in your

00:36:04.780 country i'm going to restart kinetic operations that's entirely possible and i hope he does it

00:36:09.820 and does and follows the targeting plan that sam has laid out in that piece and i would go one

00:36:14.460 step farther and arc like to make sure under a boss and old street yeah hangers that wasn't it

00:36:21.880 wasn't soleimani that's where they hit the syria for the syrian gas attack which turned out to be

00:36:27.580 fallacious, but it was at the time President Trump was told it was true. But that was where

00:36:33.420 she was eating a piece of chocolate cake and President Trump dropped it on him in Mar-a-Lago.

00:36:38.800 Jack Posobiec, do you agree? Captain Fennell just said that we're militarily and economically

00:36:44.960 superior. President Trump's got those cards. The New York Times, Wall Street Journal,

00:36:49.300 everything I'm reading is that, oh, we're kind of the supplicant here. We're on our back foot.

00:36:53.620 the rise of China, China's manufacturing is incredible, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. 0.98

00:36:59.940 Are the unhumans in the Chinese Communist Party superior to us, sir? 0.54

00:37:04.580 Steve, no, they're not superior to us. And it's really simple. They can't innovate the way that 0.93

00:37:09.480 we innovate. They can't create the way that we create. Their system is this unhuman system.

00:37:16.080 And that was built on the backs of the slave labor of the Chinese people, 0.97

00:37:20.400 the slave labor of the Lao Baixing, the slave labor of the hundreds of millions of Chinese

00:37:25.640 people who are still living in day-to-day poverty. They live in the shadows because of the hukou 0.99

00:37:30.920 system, and they don't even have papers to be able to work in places like Shanghai and Shenzhen, 0.95

00:37:35.440 as opposed to these impoverished areas, which are still all across the entire countryside.

00:37:40.760 And there are protests all the time within China that are put down. You don't hear about it because

00:37:45.580 it doesn't make any of the Western papers, but they do exist. And so that's why the CCP needs

00:37:51.460 to continue their crackdowns the way that they do internally. But if President Trump actually works

00:37:59.260 to put the American people to work by bringing our manufacturing flooding back, bringing those

00:38:05.960 jobs flooding back down the Mississippi River up to the Great Lakes like it used to be with Detroit

00:38:10.240 and all the rest, then we can be the ones in the driver's seat. We have the money. We are currently

00:38:17.660 the consumer power. But if we become the manufacturing power as well, they get shut

00:38:24.300 out. That's why decoupling is so important. They try to play this game with raw earth,

00:38:28.360 by the way. Well, guess what? We just found massive lithium deposits in Appalachia. And

00:38:33.080 guess where else is a huge amount of rare earths? Greenland, baby. So you look at what President

00:38:38.840 Trump's doing and you put it all together, they don't have the leverage over us that they think

00:38:44.000 they do. And all of this pie in the sky stuff that's coming out of the, you know, the, the,

00:38:49.120 the stenography that the wall street journal is doing for the U S chamber of commerce is just

00:38:53.460 that these are marketing plays. These are pitches. This is what they want their wish casting for what

00:38:59.020 they want Trump to do, but he has the ability to put the American people in our country in the

00:39:04.520 driver's seat, not just now, but for the next hundred years of American growth.

00:39:10.020 Jim, Captain Fennell, under Jack's point, you know, the 2019, in May of 2019, the most

00:39:17.380 important geopolitical month still in this century, when the Chinese Communist Party

00:39:21.080 said, no, we're going to decouple from the Americans because Trump's too much, launch 0.74

00:39:24.780 a bioweapon.

00:39:25.760 Then they came in and took over 18 states.

00:39:29.220 We know that they took the voter rolls and got access to the voter rolls to defeat Trump.

00:39:32.580 They were actively engaged in trying to throw the 2020 election to Joe Biden because Joe Biden was on their payroll.

00:39:40.940 They're still trying to decouple today, yet the business delegation he took over there are the people that want to triple down on some sort of unity of our two systems, although the Chinese Communist Party doesn't play by the rules.

00:39:53.880 Your thoughts?

00:39:54.520 Right. That's the that's the balancing act that I think the president has is he's got people that still want to do business internationally and they're still embedded in China.

00:40:06.500 So I think the president is trying to balance that out in terms of I've got to have some business there.

00:40:13.400 While we don't want to necessarily make ourselves dependent on China, these companies obviously are there and then some of them are trying to get out.

00:40:21.560 And so how do you get out without losing your entire company?

00:40:25.020 I think that'll be part of that process.

00:40:27.500 But I think Jack is right. 0.99

00:40:29.140 We need to return manufacturing back to America and shut out China. 1.00

00:40:33.400 They are dependent upon us as consumers and the rest of the Western world as consumers. 0.99

00:40:38.540 And we need to shut that off. 0.82

00:40:39.980 We need to shut them off from access from foreign domestic investment.

00:40:43.820 That's what they want. 1.00

00:40:44.900 If you read everything that the Chinese have put out this last week in the run up to this

00:40:48.760 summit, it's been two things.

00:40:50.500 FDI, they want cash, they want U.S. dollars, and they want some kind of statement on Taiwan.

00:40:57.440 And I don't think we should give them either one.

00:41:01.540 Sam Faddis, the intelligence services, what do you think the intelligence, how they frame

00:41:05.800 this, particularly in Taiwan, do you think that they're telling them, oh, there is some

00:41:09.040 rhetorical, there are some rhetorical softening you can have with Taiwan without triggering

00:41:16.360 our crisis?

00:41:17.040 god i hope not steve but you know given given what the ic has been doing entirely possible

00:41:26.060 i mean look the one of the things we're definitely gonna get pressure by from g is is to soften and

00:41:34.880 begin to back away from taiwan so if he doesn't invade he can at least shove them into a taking

00:41:42.900 the hong kong bargain right which is the infamous one nation two systems lie that he foisted on

00:41:51.300 hong kong and then obviously we know what happens there so like there shouldn't be any softening on

00:41:59.140 softening on anything i mean we we need to be going the other direction taking a harder line with

00:42:04.420 these guys and be prepared and and just recognize the reality they started a war with us a long time

00:42:10.660 ago. Jim, for now, we've got about a minute. I'm going to hold you guys through the break.

00:42:17.520 If we soften the rhetoric at all our defense of Taiwan, do we jeopardize losing the entire

00:42:23.620 first island chain, sir? I think there's a risk to that in terms of perception. So I agree with

00:42:30.080 Sam. We should not weaken in any way. In fact, the Taiwans last Friday just passed a $25 billion,

00:42:36.700 dollar, U.S. billion dollar procurement budget on their own to demonstrate to President Trump and I

00:42:42.440 think the administration that they're in on this, that they're willing to defend themselves. So I

00:42:46.860 don't see there's a need for us to back off. And given what we're seeing going on with Iran 0.95

00:42:52.020 and what's going on in the Ukraine, I think President Trump now can actually question

00:42:56.860 in his mind where he maybe in the first term he thought, well, they'll never be able to defend

00:43:01.580 Taiwan. The Chinese can just take it. It's just right there. Well, maybe not. And so I think 0.71

00:43:06.440 these other events are providing him maybe some information to suggest that he can relate to Xi,

00:43:12.700 which is to say, hey, guess what? You're not going to be able to take Taiwan, and here's why,

00:43:16.940 and run down the list in private. Okay, hang on. We're going to hold you guys through the break.

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00:45:45.780 okay we're going to have uh these three on a lot in the next couple days we're really going to go

00:45:50.580 wall-to-wall coverage on china because people say maybe the most important meeting president trump

00:45:54.820 has in his in his um in his term i might say the one we structured in mar-a-lago

00:46:01.620 i don't know i think it came out pretty damn good um sam faddis if you had a minute to grab

00:46:09.300 the president's attention before he got on the plane today if you took marine one with him to

00:46:14.340 Andrews, what would you tell him? Going to China as the leader of the most powerful nation in the

00:46:21.840 history of the world and the dominant power on the planet, act like it. We are not supplicants.

00:46:29.100 We are not asking for anything. We are expecting the Chinese to recognize that and respond

00:46:36.920 accordingly and if they don't satisfy us then we are prepared as fast as his plane lifts off 0.97

00:46:45.980 to begin taking decisive action like grabbing those 28 tankers sitting off the coast of malaysia

00:46:52.680 and sailing them back to the united states to sell the oil to somebody else not to you she

00:46:58.140 to the american people sam faddis where do people go your articles are amazing where they go

00:47:03.660 and magazine at substack and magazine dot substack.com and i'm all over the net at

00:47:10.440 at real sam fattis thank you brother uh a minute you captain for now if you had a chance a marine

00:47:16.620 one to tell him also you would tell him about your book it's up on amazon with dr thayer that's an

00:47:21.360 incredible indictment about the chinese communist party and in the american elites like the ones on

00:47:26.060 on the follow plane with him your thoughts sir yes steve the engaging with communist china is

00:47:33.540 a strategic failure. So the president, I think, understands that. He is very much in the mindset 0.86

00:47:40.020 of publicly praising people like Xi. But in private, I think he's going to give them the

00:47:45.760 business and remind them, as Sam just said, who is in charge, who's got the power, both economically

00:47:51.660 and militarily, and that he needs Xi to get on board. And if he doesn't, there'll be a price to

00:47:56.780 pay. We're no more talk. We want action from the Chinese. Quit killing our people with fentanyl.

00:48:02.220 quit supplying missile components to Iran and back off on these other issues, and maybe you can get

00:48:08.920 some economic benefit. But that is President Trump's bona fides and what has made him the

00:48:14.380 president, how to deal. So we'll let him do that. And the first president ever to be able to deal

00:48:20.140 with the Chinese Communist Party, put the fear of God in him. Captain Fennell, thank you. You and

00:48:24.400 Dr. Thayer, I'll get up, have a great book on Amazon about this entire topic. Thank you, sir.

00:48:29.380 I want people to go see that book, two of the best, Dr. Bradley Thayer and Captain Jim Fresnel,

00:48:34.320 both who have given their life, professional lives, to the study and involvement

00:48:39.720 and fight against the Chinese Communist Party.

00:48:42.480 Jack Posobiec, Unhumans, your thoughts, Jack, and you would tell them not in Mandarin.

00:48:47.840 Just give it to me in English.

00:48:51.280 And then I will tell them, if you want to go, I mean, not in Mandarin, you say not in Mandarin.

00:48:58.940 so no look look it's it's real simple so we we can go you look at the that at the top line of 0.76

00:49:04.820 it is why have we never been repaid for covid19 why has china never had to pay any reparations 0.60

00:49:13.140 whatsoever for the trillions upon trillions of dollars of damage that they feasted upon this 0.77

00:49:19.220 not to mention not to mention the psychological damage emotional cultural etc social damage

00:49:23.980 That was done by the lockdowns to our children, the damage that was done to our people, the deaths that were done, the people who were killed in our country, our families, the people that we were lost.

00:49:35.700 And then on the backs of that, we saw everything else that happened as a result. 0.94

00:49:41.800 All of that was, as we've said from the start, a bioweapon from the Chinese Communist Party. 0.94

00:49:48.800 We all know it was. By the way, it's it's if you had covid, you know that that thing was artificial. 0.99

00:49:54.040 Everybody who went through it knows that that thing not feel like a normal virus.

00:49:58.600 All right. It was something that was cooked up in a lab in a place called Wuhan. 0.98

00:50:02.560 We know about all this. And President Trump has the ability to actually finally hold them to account for it. 0.84

00:50:09.160 Something, quite frankly, that I think the administration would do well to talk about more.

00:50:13.260 Or if the president doesn't want to himself because he's going to be engaged in these direct negotiations, direct negotiations.

00:50:18.060 he with Xi Jinping, he could have someone do so on his behalf, maybe the vice president,

00:50:22.500 something like this. But Steve, we have to remember, just go back to unhumans. The Chinese 0.96

00:50:27.500 Communist Party was never the legitimate ruler of China. They never were. This was a deal that

00:50:36.140 was made with Stalin. They took Manchuria from the Japanese. Then the Soviets handed all of the 0.76

00:50:43.060 weaponry to Mao Zedong. They handed it to the Chinese communists and the Americans did not do 0.84

00:50:49.680 what needed to be done to help the nationalists in Chiang Kai-shek fight back. We walked through

00:50:54.560 this chapter in verse in Unhumans and then walked through that back in the 1980s, they set up

00:51:00.860 globalism. Yeah. Senator McCarthy, uh, told you in a retreat from victory that General Marshall

00:51:07.780 and the communists in the state department handed it over to him. And then of course,

00:51:11.160 the Bush administration. I got to bounce. Where do people go? You're the Associated Press of MAGA,

00:51:16.920 your Twitter feed, your getter feed. Where do people go? Well, thank you, Steve, so much.

00:51:21.400 Appreciate that. Everybody will be up all day, all night. Of course, we'll be tracking this

00:51:26.220 meeting in real time. It's at Jack Posobiec, the podcast, of course, Human Events Daily,

00:51:32.340 Apple, Spotify. We're going to be putting up full sit reps on everything that goes down on this

00:51:37.300 meeting who's who we've got sources that are on the trip as well and so what's going to happen

00:51:41.760 there on the ground and hopefully what happens in the beijing boardroom jack basobiec thank you

00:51:48.740 looking forward to the coverage maybe some added coverage here real america's voice award we never

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Bannon's War Room - May 12, 2026

Episode 5366： Lead Up To President Trump's High Stakes Trip To China

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