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This is America First and here's your host, Dr. Sebastian Gorka.

China is not an enemy and I think that's important for people to clearly understand.

China is a rising power. China has been a rising power since Ding Xiaoping in 79.

And they are going to develop themselves and are developing themselves into a great power.

That is not to say however that they are an enemy.

They are not an enemy, they are just a great power. That is according to the chairman of the joint chiefs when he was speaking in his prior capacity as chief of staff of the army.

The Da Nato Summit, maybe that explains a lot about Mark Billy, we will discuss the realities of what China thinks they are to us and how they are eating our lunch with the man that we always rely upon to tell us about the geos who teach a reality in Asia and in Beijing.

He is the author of a fabulous work you must check out right now.

You will be assimilated. China's plan to sign-o form the world. David Goldman, welcome to one-on-one.

Sub Gorka, it is an honor and privilege to spend time with you sir. Thanks for the invitation.

I just realized I am looking at the cover of your book that the Chinese dragon has a pair of iPhone A pods in.

That is a very nice little touch there. I am missed in the past. David, we will talk about Millie, we will talk about the truth of China Beijing, Xi Jinping and everything else.

But first, I have to ask you, the imagery of these super cargo ships off the port of LA, the president of the United States saying, oh don't worry about it.

Then Jen Psaki is saying, oh that is a high-class issue of people having the Christmas present. The pebs don't worry about that.

Let me ask you, let's think like the Chinese Communist Party for a moment. What is China think of the fact that America can't unload its cargo ships?

The Chinese have contempt for us. They think they can take us. We just published in Asia Times an excerpt from a book by a Chinese economist used to be the chief economist of the World Bank, Chicago University PhD, who says, look at history, look at the United States versus England at the end of the 19th century.

The English were lazy complacent and the United States, coming from behind, took them out and ate their lunch. That is exactly what we are going to do to the United States now.

We have got the people, we have got the supply chains, we have got the technology, we have got the will to do it. America is lazy and feckless and they are right for the pecking.

Can I share with your personal anecdote, this just came to me literally right now as you were talking about the meeting our lunch. We had some wonderful supporters of the show, callers, listeners who gave a very large donation to one of our charities last year.

So we invited them here to have lunch with me. They came into the studio last week. I didn't know anything about them except they were great supporters.

They just returned from four years in China where they were running an international school, they, it's a bit like the Soviet army.

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