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So is China going to invade Taiwan?

This is obviously something that I'm spending a lot of time thinking about right now

because I just got back from a week in Taiwan.

I interviewed the president, President Lai,

and that now has been picked up by the international media.

So a lot of eyeballs on this issue, which is one of the main reasons, of course, I wanted to go.

But I sat down with the vice president of Taiwan, the National Security Council National

Security Advisor.

I went to, I'm going to answer the question, is China going to invade?

But first, I went to a military base to see their high Mars artillery system, really more like a rocket system, but they call it an artillery system.

I saw a drone manufacturing facility.

Of course, drones very important in military applications and all kinds of defense of the future, quite honestly.

It's going to be tech and AI related.

I saw a boat manufacturing facility that on the one hand makes traditional, well, all kinds

of boats, but traditional Navy boats, coast guard vessels, but not very big ones, I think

less than 100 feet only, but they are making speedboats that have an explosive

payload that are autonomous, that are drone speedboats with a big boom in them, or that will

go boom. That was really interesting. Went to TSM, which is the chip manufacturer that

plays a huge role, not just in the global economy and artificial intelligence, but plays a very substantial role in the whole national security situation.

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