This is CBSI on the world.

I'm John Bachelor.

Gordon Chang at Gordon Ging Chang, my colleague and co-host,

to Brandon Weikert, author of the very successful winning space,

which anticipates where we are right now.

The Chinese plan to land on the moon using two different boosters

because they haven't got a super heavy.

That can't even, right at this point, do more than a PowerPoint on their super heavy, winning space.

But we go now to winning iPhone.

Brandon, there is a story called the Huawei phone.

What is Huawei to build a phone? What is their ambition?

Good day to you, Brandon. Good day, John and hello Gordon. And the ambition is to devour Apple's market share

in all of Asia. And I think that the goal will succeed. The question is to what degree? And I think

it's going to be a very significant degree. Devour. That's a wonderful metaphor. What does it look

like? Well, basically, they're going to flood the Asian markets with this new Mate 70 smartphone that is powered by the 9,

I think it's the 9700 series, uh, Kieran chip, which indicates another significant leap forward

for China's indigenous chip makers. So basically what they're going to do is they're going to

flood the entire Asian market with Huawei phones that are, A, cheaper than what the competition can produce, and B, is reliant on Chinese-produced systems as well as China's GPS, their version of it, the Baidu satellite network.

This is going to give a significant advantage to

Huawei, as well as the makers involved with the underlying technology of this phone.

Gordon, you have a question for Brandon.

Brandon, I believe Huawei will take Apple's market share in China because the phone is cheaper and for other reasons.

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