As the United States gears up for a long struggle with China, it's important to understand China,

to see China not just through westernized, but to the best degree possible through Chinese eyes.

I'm going to take a start at trying to do that today.

Lawlessness has become so normalized in the Biden administration, the DHS Secretary of

New Yorkers, freely admits to it. I'll talk about that.

I'm going to explore the largest significance of this NPR made up story about the Supreme

Court and masking up. James O'Keefe project Veritas is joining me. We're going to talk about his new

memoir and the idea of the muck raker. And finally, I'm going to introduce the Russian writer

Goggle, who came after Pushkin, but before Tolstoy and Dostoyevsky and his macabre humor that

looks at the nefariousness of the devils behind our human faces. This is the DHS, who's a podcast.

America needs this voice. The times are crazy and the time of confusion, division, and lies.

We need a brave voice of reason, understanding and truth. This is the DHS,

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The United States is gearing up for a long struggle with China. And interestingly, this may end

up being a struggle that is more important than the struggle with the Soviet Union. The Soviet Union

was always an economic basket case. And it's ability, even though it could, had good scientists,

it could build dangerous weapons. It had to allocate a giant portion of its economy to that.

And the economy itself was constantly crumbling. They kept blaming it on the weather and on

factors beyond their control, but it was really the communist system of government.

Now, in China, we do have a communist system, but we have a communist system weirdly wedded to a

market economy. And China has become a gigantic economy. I mean, as of last year,

they're, they have a $14 trillion economy. That's smaller than the US economy, but not by that much.

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