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We have economic espionage investigations for example that's just one piece of it

in virtually every one of our 56 field offices and the number of those has probably

doubled over the last three or four years and almost all of them not all of them

but almost all of them lead back to China. We are blanketed by Chinese espionage

agents in the United States. I wish I could remember who did I see interview to

explain to me because I didn't know this that part of being a Chinese company is

you're there to serve the Chinese government in a way that we don't do in the United States.

In fact companies often do the opposite and if you dare to want to do business in China

you have to open up all your books including all of your technology to the Chinese government.

Sure so the top people in big Chinese companies are government agents. That's way

communist works and everything is part of the government or at the very least they exist at the

whim of those government agents so they should total line. And so and and Ray FBI director Ray

mentioned that yesterday and he said everybody's eyes are opening up to my eyes are opening up to the

the the interworkings of these these companies and the government and the communist party and all

that sort of stuff. So at what point when you are meeting with a Chinese firm and their

representatives at your business do people start feeling like I'm dealing with an enemy in the

United States here. I think well enemies and awfully charged word. Yeah. I was China not an

enemy in the United. An adversary. Okay. I'm sure. Probably more like the frenemy. They're actually

might be the perfect word. Just because you know our economies are interwoven and they're great

opportunities for everybody to make a living and and you know draw closer to each other in

insignificant ways blah blah blah. Meanwhile they're trying to steal from us as fast as they can and

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