China gathering information on over 200 million Americans, and now he believes that affected that election.

Because according to my friend Trump, who I saw Saturday, he was so cute and so nice, he's 3 and 0.

Here is the best when it comes to any of these China conversations.

Gordon Chang, Gordon G. Chang on Twitter. Gordon, good Monday morning,

buddy. How are you? I'm fine, Sidon. Thank you so much. It's great to have you. So you saw Trump

on Thursday night. He intimated that China cheated. Let's start with this. He said that he has learned now

and the CIA knew this and others, but kept it

a secret, that China was able to amass about 220 million Americans' identities and

personal information. Do you believe that is actually true? Yes, I do. We know that China's

attempt to hoover up information in this country

is the most comprehensive in history. And it's not just voter data. We see them, for instance,

in the Office of Public Management of the federal government, where they got a lot of compromising

material. They've also gone after the insurance company files.

That's really important because they find out which Americans are sick,

and that means which Americans are vulnerable.

They take all of this data from all these sources.

They collate it, they analyze it, and they figure out what they can do to

Americans, blackmail them, coerce them, get them to turn against our country.

So, yeah, this is extremely serious.

And that's in addition to what they can do with our election infrastructure.

What is curious to me, though, is, and I believe Trump, too, and I believe you, is what I think

the president didn't do on Thursday was prove to the American audience that even though

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