China’s Silent Takeover While America's Elite Slept

About Robert Spalding: Robert S. Spalding III is a retired United States Air Force brigadier general. He currently serves as a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute. His work focuses on U.S.–China relations, economic and national security, and the Asia-Pacific military balance.

[MrTidx]

Operation Covid-19 was the nail in the coffin yall.

[jcmohave]

THIS IS SOMETHING THAT EVERYONE NEEDS TO WATCH!!!

[dont.ripfuller]

They' re not after me, theyre coming for you.. I'm just in their way

[Jacque]

I'm just a regular person, not a big business person, not wealthy, but principled and cautious (not paranoid). I am just watching this for the first time and I found it incredibly informative, eye opening in a way, and confirmation of many things I believed. Thank you for bringing us the information we need to make important choices in our lives. I know when I come here to watch one of your interviews I will come away with information that will benefit me and those around me. Thank you again.

[stephenzevetchin]

They didnt sleep. Our people sold us out.

[Mr-Security]

TO WIN A WAR YOU NEED TO KNOW YOU ARE IN ONE!! Thanks Valuetainment for posting.

[vgil]

Really? The elites weren't sleeping. They waved and said, "COME ON IN!"

[ShaferHart]

General Robert Spalding is a breath of fresh air. He's honest about his experience, how even him used to be clueless about China (imagine how clueless the rest of US leaders are). He's a "former" general but he's still serving his country, and the world, with pride. Respect.

[DeanbridgeRE]

The is a must-read book for Americans. The stakes are higher than ever.

[Paulenteer]

This interview is even more relevant today.

[criscross]

Before: Curious, interested... Now ...after: Angry, determined, wiser. Thank you for this presentation it was very informative!

[BK-ceyg]

This was such a great episode!! It’s such an important topic that will determine the future for our kids, the country, and the world as a whole.

We need to talk about this more often because it’s a (relatively) new issue so the general public is not very aware of it.

Way to go!!!

[gmborromeo]

This host is so "good "and keeps his mouth "shut" and doesn't interrupt his guest....

[joshobrientftgu]

That was one of the best interviews I’ve seen this year

[Wodahs]

HE IS AN ABSOLUTE AMERICAN AND I'M PROUD TO SHARE MY COUNTRY WITH HIM.

[daNeterAUsaru]

This was an excellent show! Those who don’t understand the complexities of globalism you may not get the subject matter being presented here. He was really on point about all of the individuals that you named towards the end of this interview.

[tamtran-pzdg]

We need to have general Spaulding back in government to protect America against foreign and domestic enemies.

[ipro]

Benjamin Franklin: *“Those who surrender freedom for security will not have,  nor do they deserve,  either one.”*

[kalanuarte]

Brilliant conversation, true Patriot! People like him need to be our “politicians’, outside the establishment, and knows hat h’s talking about. Thank you.

[richardgreen]

My career path has been 18 years at GM Corporation (3 Divisions) and 30 years at Toyota Corporate Headquarters. This Pod Cast is directly on target. From 1969 through 1987 I watched GM, who had the #1 industry position (market share) when I started, go out of business (required government bailout to sustain operations). This was done via Japanese Automakers who embraced "market direction" while the GM executives slept. The "primary culprit" ? A Board of Directors who elected leadership based on Finance / Accounting versus Sales / Engineering. Without a doubt, Roger Smith was the death knell for GM.

Watching the Japanese mind and strategy dynamic was something to behold. These are people who plan out 50 years and make planning adjustments every year. Among their strategies are to ensure that no brash moves are allowed. A smooth and even transition to market leadership is the objective in order to avert government interference as the target industry is taken over. GM, Ford, and Chrysler are just shadows of themselves with only the truck business to keep them alive. Note that the Japanese and Korean's are not following the EV mandate by joe biden. Unless the new Republican President can act quickly to unravel biden's antics, the domestic auto business is in for deep trouble.