Welcome to Politics by Faith. Thank you for being here on this episode. I want to talk about

all these trade deals that have been finalized in the last week or so. We still have some big

ones to go. India seems to have hit a bit of a roadblock. But the big one is China. So that's the

first thing to know that all these trade deals with whoever they're with.

Vietnam was one of the first, the European Union, Japan, South Korea, the big ones of this last

week.

It is all done with the number one priority of encircling China, surrounding China, getting the whole

world to be on Team America so that we can go to China

and say, look, you're alone, you're on your own with this. The whole world is finally

siding with us or siding with us again in the world order. So you should fall in line as well.

That is the most important thing. We've seen this last decade or so of the Chinese Belt and Road Initiative, this malicious growth of investment around the world,

to the point of all the cranes that we use at our ports, including in our military ports,

were made by China and have Chinese spy technology inside of it.

Like, what the heck is wrong with us? That's the lengths that China has been able to infiltrate

the world. We saw during COVID, how they were able to control the World Health Organization

and the UN. So enough of that. That's not happening anymore. But the best way to combat China

was to make sure we had the whole world on our side first. So that's the number one priority of all these deals. Now, every deal that's not happening anymore. But the best way to combat China was to make sure we had the whole

world on our side first. So that's the number one priority of all these deals. Now, every deal

that's been signed so far also benefits us in insane ways. And that's the main theme of what I want

to talk about here today. We saw the Japanese deal about a week or so ago, where Japan's going to

give us $550 billion to spend on whatever we want. So we could build 10 nuclear power plants. We could build whatever we want. Japan's going to pay for it. And then we're going to split the profits. Now that seems reasonable. They're going to put the money up for stuff here in America. We should split the profits, right? What do you think? 50, 50, 50? Maybe 60, 40. maybe they should get most of the profit. 60, 40. That makes sense, right? Now, how about 90-10 us? You put all the money up

and we split it 90-10 us? That's the deal that the president was able to make with Japan. That's

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