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The pressure book deceiving the skies inside communist China's drive for global supremacy.

No more obvious than the aggression against Taiwan, against the South China Sea. And now

Guam. Bill, a very good evening to you. Guam, last time I checked. That's the US property.

That's the United States of America Constitution. Guam. So what is it that China is imagining?

It can do to Guam in these days before an attack. Good evening to you.

Good evening. Thanks for having me on. Guam is an island in the western Pacific that

is a major US military hub for the US Indo-Pacific Command. Members of Congress have voiced

various concerns in congressional testimony last year that Guam was not fully protected

and that much more needs to be done to protect this. Again, it's a military hub. So if there

was a conflict with China over Taiwan forces and ordinance would flow from Guam to forces

closer to Taiwan. So they're beefing up defenses. They've recently, as I reported, inside

the ring column in the Washington Times, they're moving ahead with new radar systems and

anti-missile interceptors on Guam and nearby Guam. First, they're putting a tactical over

the horizon radar system on the island nation of Palau, which will support a defense of Guam.

And then on Guam itself, there are plans to install what is being called the Aegis Guam

system. That's taking the highly effective Aegis missile defense system that's deployed

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