So a Chinese fraud store connected to Communist Intelligence Services wandered in from Canada and bought a trailer part next door to a stealth bomber base in Missouri.

This is not the opening line of a surreal joke.

Hey, everybody, I'm Steve Green with Bill Whittle and Scott Ott.

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Gentlemen, I assume you guys know that Whiteman Air Force Base is home to our tiny little fleet of B-2 bombers,

and yet an RV park just a mile away from the runway is, quote,

one of several properties near U.S. military interests acquired by a small web of shell companies,

which are ultimately owned by a couple who live in Canada and

belong to organizations controlled by disgraced Chinese tycoon and self-described former CCP

intelligence affiliate Miles Gao, according to a bombshell Daily Caller report on Tuesday of this

week. And Bill, that's just one location.

I assume you know what can be launched out of trailers or RVs.

So are you thinking about real estate and Bangor, Washington, Pearl Hawaii?

There's a little base in Virginia.

Maybe we need to think about...

Well, actually, I've given this a lot of thought because this was going to be my topic this week.

Oh, no.

It's yours, dude.

It's your article on Instapundit.

As you point out in your article, the B-22 is the only deployable stealth bomber in the world today.

We had ordered, what, 22 of them. We lost two,

and I think one is in maintenance, right? So we're down to 18. 21, we've lost two, and one had a

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