Dangerous Appeasement: Biden Administration Kowtows to China
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Townhall Review – July 24, 2023
Larry O'Connor and cultural commentator Andrew Klavan discuss fairness and corruption in society, with Klaven expressing concerns about the DOJ's special treatment of Hunter Biden and the lack of consequences for his actions.
Sebastian Gorka and China expert Gordon Chang express concern over Tony Blinken's statement on Taiwan, questioning its pro-China implications and the military response it may elicit from China.
Sebastian Gorka and James Carafano, of the Heritage Foundation, strongly criticize Biden's appeasement approach to China. They express concerns over his groveling attitude towards China and highlight the importance of American companies distancing themselves from China's influence.
Andrew Wilkow and author Brandon Weichert criticize Biden's approach to Taiwan and China, expressing concerns about his lack of control and appeasement. They highlight the risks and strategic implications of China's actions, including their plans for Cuba.
Hugh Hewitt and Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher talk about an article in the Atlantic by Jerry Hendrix, “The Age of American Naval Dominance is Over.”
And Hugh talks with Retired Navy Captain Jerry Hendrix, about his article “The Age of American Naval Dominance is Over.”
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