With James Fanell

JAMES FANELL, retired Intelligence Officer for the Indo-Pacific, US Navy, former National Security Affairs Fellow, Hoover Institute:

• James Fanell inquiries into Prof. Di's speech about China's "old friends" in the US from 1992-2016
• Fanell delves into the Chinese sympathizers within Washington's policy circles

PART II: 

• Fanell lays out examples of Chinese "arrogance" in the past, most namely in the South China Sea
• China built artificial islands in the South China Sea  the size of Pearl Harbor
• The role Wallstreet has played in underwriting the Chinese threat

PART III: 

• Fanell: "Intelligence is clear, Beijing seeks to dominate the world"
• Biden's potential pick for Director of National Intelligence, Avril Haines, and National Security Advisor, Jake Sullivan

PART IV: 

• Fanell argues that the US cannot expect to challenge the People's Liberation Army's Navy with less than 300 ships 
• Assessing US Naval Performance: Quality Vs. Quantity