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All right. Welcome back to the show. Glanger here today. You know what? Whenever we talk about China,

there's a lot to get to, of course, with China. No question about it. We spend, we tend to talk a lot

about COVID, but we also have to talk about confronting China's war on religion, organ harvesting.

There's so much, and no one knows this better than Susan Crabtree from real, clear politics,

because she's written extensively about this. Susan, welcome back to the show. Glanger here today.

Thanks so much for having me back.

Yeah. Last time you were here, you teased a big piece that you were working on about China

and organ harvesting. I know you've written extensively about as well. China's war on religion.

So where would you like to begin today? Well, you know, for many, many years, members of the

Fallen Gong, which is a, it's a sort of a spiritual discipline that draws from Buddhism.

It was very popular in China, but it's been persecuted since 1999, when the party officials

decided it was becoming too popular, and they saw it as a threat to the communist regime,

told on the people's power and control of their every element of their lives,

practically. So they have raised this for years that they were the victims of organ harvesting

when they were imprisoned for practice, continued to practice their belief system,

and it was very difficult. I had saw them protesting in DC for many years, and it's hard to prove

that. It's a ghastly claim. But now we've seen in the last, just the last few years, and there's

a movement on Capitol Hill to pass this legislation against organ harvesting in China,

that it, in fact, there's a growing body of evidence that it is true, and we need to confront it

in order to make sure that no U.S. entity is involved in this trade. It's become, it's actually

become a billion dollar trade for China. And if you want to know some of the research,

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