Topic: China Daily

Daily Clout is organizing an independent archive of ballot photos in states where it is legal to provide a third-party tally. Dr. Wolf claims that Pfizer's intellectual property for the injections was transferred to China in 2021 through an MOU with BioNTech. The segment concludes with a call to resist the "Disease X" global power grab, noting that Pfizer's revenues have plummeted as the public turns away from boosters.

The Biden administration's withdrawal from Afghanistan is characterized as a deliberate move to embolden China and fulfill a long-term Council on Foreign Relations plan to replace the United States with a Chinese-led order. Chinese state media, including the National People's Daily, reportedly mocked the U.S. as a "joke" following the Taliban's victory. Claims are made that Biden is operating as a globalist minion designed to destroy American morale.

The segment references Senator Dianne Feinstein's long-term employment of a Chinese spy and Eric Swalwell's relationship with Fang Fang as evidence of deep infiltration. Additionally, a 2018 tweet from China Daily promoting the Wuhan Institute of Virology's massive virus bank is highlighted as proof of the facility's capabilities.

Documents from the Justice Department reveal that China Daily has paid millions of dollars to US news agencies like Time Magazine and the Los Angeles Times to publish pro-China content. The segment criticizes the embrace of socialism by American lawmakers, citing the historical death tolls under Joseph Stalin. It concludes with a warning that China is "eating our lunch" due to the support of US media and political figures.

Justice Department documents reveal that China Daily, a state-run media outlet, has paid millions of dollars to major US news organizations including Time Magazine, the Los Angeles Times, and the Chicago Tribune. Time Magazine reportedly published 75 online articles promoting Chinese interests, including surveillance drone manufacturers, without disclosing the funding source. This financial relationship is characterized as a strategic effort to spread pro-China propaganda within American media.