Last night, like something out of a movie, video emerged of people frantically burning

something in the courtyard of a building.

As it turns out, this was the Chinese consulate in Houston frantically burning documents.

People noticed the smoke, called the fire department who came in.

And as it turns out, the United States has ordered the closure of the Chinese consulate

amid an ongoing spying scandal where hackers have been accused of stealing COVID vaccine

research at the behest of China.

So apparently, after they got word, they had to shut down the consulate.

They went into the courtyard and frantically destroyed these documents.

I swear, it's like something out of a movie, man.

But the escalation of tensions between the US and China are getting pretty fierce.

Now Trump has been tough on China for quite some time.

Earlier this year, we saw China moving a strike group through the South China Sea between

Taiwan.

There's got a lot of people angry.

China has been trying to assert control in this area for a very long time in fringed

janitorial waters of other countries, even sinking Vietnamese fishing boats.

In response, the US has sent in destroyers and sent aircraft carriers to the region.

Suffice it to say, we are dangerously close to a war with China.

But now we have a GOP Senator arguing that we need to fundamentally rethink our relationship

because tensions are getting hot.

We've already seen tons of articles going back years warning us about something called

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