Good morning and welcome to Bonjino Report, Early Edition, and today I brought on somebody very knowledgeable on all things China.

Bannon War Room co-host, Natalie Winters, Natalie. Thank you so much for being here.

Do we have sound for Natalie, Mikey? On the show. Okay, now we have sound. I'm so sorry,

I couldn't hear you for a second. You know what? We can blame the CCP for that. Exactly. You guys, we are actually doing this live. Somebody you say, oh, you do an interview show. It's not live and you guys get mad. You guys be in the comments. I'm listening. I'm hearing you guys. Natalie is too. We are live. So if there's any hiccups, bear with us. But for those of you guys who don't know, Natalie and I

went to the University of Chicago together. She is a superstar. Natalie is still, you still in your

early 20s or are you 25 yet? I know. I just turned 24, but I've, like you, have been doing this

for so long that I feel old. Well, so she's 24 in her early 20s, and she has done more

than journalists with decades of experience exposing the CCP infiltration into American politics,

academia, the media. You have these exclusive stories cited by congressional committees and national

security groups. So like I said, a superstar

with a really deep knowledge of this topic. So Natalie, I want to just get right into it because

yesterday President Trump hiked tariffs on Chinese imports to 145%. And he's taking on the Red

Dragon, forcing the whole world to decide between China or the U.S.

And there's someone who, years ago, really echoed President Trump's America First priorities

when handling predatory, cheating China. Take a listen to this, Natalie.

The argument is, number one, that's the biggest

market in the world. Number two is those countries are already selling to us. I keep on point

out. There are a lot of Japanese cars here in the United States, almost no U.S. cars in Tokyo.

Number three is that if we don't write the rules, China will write the rules out in that region.

We will be shut out.

American businesses, American agriculture.

That will mean a loss of U.S. jobs.

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