China invading Taiwan would literally change everything about the existing world order

that most of us have grown up with since World War II and arguably even before.

It is the sort of thing that would happen where I can guarantee you

if you have children of military age, they would potentially be affected by this.

Like this is something that would be so significant, not just because Taiwan is both a major

U.S. training partner and China is a major U.S. training partner.

But if you look at the whole region, South Korea, Japan, the Philippines, everything in that

area, if China actually launched an invasion of Taiwan,

again, the entire world order would change drastically, and I guarantee you it would affect

all of us. But what we're going to be discussing today is could China actually pull it off?

Because when most people look at the spreadsheets and the lineup between

these two countries, they think that there's no way China doesn't win this thing unless the United

States is massively involved. And we're going to make an argument today that maybe, maybe

there wouldn't need to be quite as much U.S. involvement as a lot of people anticipate.

Christian and I disagree on this. And so I'm going to show him why he's completely

wrong and why I'm right, as usual. All of this and more coming up on this episode of Making the

Argument. Thank you so much for joining us on this episode. As I asked last time, we asked for your

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That would be fantastic.

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