Hey, everybody, Tim O'er from the Bullwark here. I wanted to make sure you guys saw this horrific

story about the deportation we have planned for Hanguan, a Chinese whistleblower who fled

China after documenting their abuses of the Uyghur Muslim minority there.

I want to explain what's happening in this story in particular because it's so nightmarish and so awful.

I also just want to do a quick rapid fire at the end.

We'll have a broader video later with somebody who's more of a China expert.

But there have been a bunch of other stories that have caught my eye over the last couple of weeks related to just the degree of Donald Trump's weakness on China,

both in the category of things that he is doing and things that he isn't doing,

that across the board, to the extent that there's any great power competition going on right now and that we should have any sort of hawkish feelings towards China,

like Donald Trump is maybe the most pliant and prostrate president we've had facing a great foe or a great competitor on the world stage in memory.

I mean, certainly, you know, and certainly in my lifetime.

So I'll want to talk about Hang, and then we'll do rapid fire.

A couple of these other China stories.

This is from New York Times.

Shout out to Amy Kinn and Chris Buckley for their work on this headline.

As he recorded China's detention of Uighurs, the U.S. wants to deport him to Uganda.

You can read from you a little bit of the lead here to give you the context. In 2020,

a Chinese citizen had heard reports about the mass detention and surveillance of Uyghurs.

He wanted to see if they're true for himself. So that citizen Henguan made a risky decision

driving across the country from eastern China to Xinjiang, where he tracked down and

secretly shot video of these re-education and detention centers,

mostly holding Uyghurs a Muslim ethnic group.

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