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This is CBSI on the World. I'm John Batchel, welcoming Jack Burnham of the Foundation for the

Defense of Democracies with his colleagues

who has assembled the information we need to understand that China is in a very good position

with its homegrown laws and its way of taking over most of the planet when it comes to communications.

That's right.

We're talking about something as benign as a telephone

call or as sophisticated as digital transfer. Jack, very good evening to you. Thank you for this.

China's national security law, its national intelligence law, and its cybersecurity law

are at the centerpiece of your most recent article about what to

concern ourselves with, what to worry about and why. Good evening to you. Thank you for having me.

China's national security law is part and parcel of Beijing's efforts to expand its influence over

the United States. It's national security law, cybersecurity law, national

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