With Brian Kennedy

BRIAN KENNEDY, Chairman, The Committee on the Present Danger: China, President of the American Strategy Group, Senior Fellow and Board Member of the Claremont Institute, Fourth President of the Claremont Institute (2001-2014):

• An overview of the Committee on the Present Danger: China
• A previous Committee on the Present Danger in the late 1970s under Ronald Reagan
• The various existential threats China presents to the United States

(PART TWO):

• What economic interests does China have in the United States?
• The United States' reliance on China for medical goods

(PART THREE):

• How has China been handling the coronavirus?
• The uniqueness of the Chinese regime
• The Social Credit System that monitors the Chinese people
• The persecution of Uyghurs in China

(PART FOUR):

• What do American citizens think of China?
• What is the most immediate threat that Americans should be concerned about with respect to China?
• Why production of medicine needs to come back to the United States