05/28/24 NEWS: Chinese Flood US Bases // Good News from Border States // Battle for the Pacific (Minerals) // Four Days of Middle East Fighting // Q&A

The Wright Report

Bryan Dean Wright

News, Politics

4.9 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 28 May 2024

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Join Bryan Dean Wright, former CIA Operations Officer, on The Wright Report for an in-depth look at the day's most critical news shaping America and the world. This episode covers:

Chinese Illegal Immigration Surge:
- U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents intercepted 118 Chinese nationals in California over the weekend, bringing the eight-month total to over 30,000.
- The episode explores the potential espionage implications of these Chinese nationals approaching U.S. military installations.
Copper Mining Revival in Arizona and Texas:
- New developments in copper mining and refining in Arizona and Texas due to rising copper prices.
- Discussion on the global demand for copper driven by green energy, military needs, and AI innovations.
Deep Sea Mining Debate:
- The U.S. House is set to authorize a budget for the Pentagon to study deep-sea mining for essential minerals.
- Environmental and geopolitical implications of deep sea mining are examined, focusing on the Clarion-Clipperton Zone.
Middle East Tensions:
- Four days of intense developments in the Middle East, including attacks by Hezbollah on northern Israel and the impact on Israeli civilians and soldiers.
- Discussion on the potential regional war and its global economic implications.
Listener Questions:
- Memorial Day episode feedback and future plans for similar stories.
- Speculation on President Joe Biden's political future and potential changes in the Democratic Party's strategy.
- Encouragement for health and exercise, emphasizing the benefits of combining cardio and weightlifting.

"And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free." - John 8:32

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0:00.0	It's May 28th.
0:03.0	I'm Brian Dean Wright, former CIA Operations Officer, and this is the Wright Report. Hey good day to you ladies and gentlemen welcome to the right report your daily news
0:21.2	podcast I've got four briefs for you this morning that are shaping
0:25.8	America and the world first up a flood of Chinese illegals came over the border
0:30.6	this weekend into California but they did not stop there.
0:34.0	I'll tell you where they went.
0:36.0	Second, some good news from the border states of Arizona and Texas.
0:39.0	A copper mine smelter and refinery are coming back online.
0:43.0	I'll explain why that is important.
0:45.0	Third, we go to the bottom of the Pacific Ocean this morning for an update on deep sea mining
0:50.0	and why we should care.
0:52.0	Fourth, we had a weekend of intense developments out of the Middle East.
0:55.0	We will cover what happened each day and why it matters.
0:58.0	Later, a set of listener questions today, three of them,
1:01.0	about Memorial Day, Joe Biden, and why strong people are harder to kill.
1:06.3	But before we get to that, let's get to our top story of the morning.
1:10.3	U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents Napped 118 illegal aliens from China over the weekend.
1:16.0	That was at the San Diego sector alone.
1:18.6	That brings the eight month total of Chinese illegals encountered
1:21.9	to just over 30,000.
1:24.3	Compare that to the year of 2021 when Border Patrol agents encountered less than 350.
1:30.1	Once they arrived in California, some of those Chinese illegals stayed in the golden
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