Topic: Confucius Institute

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz faces allegations of being a recruited agent for Communist China following his numerous trips to the country starting in the late 1980s. Reports indicate Walz was involved with Confucius Centers and allegedly expressed admiration for Mao Zedong to his students. House Republicans have launched investigations into his extensive ties to Chinese government entities.

The relationship between the U.S. and China is described as a "merger" that soured when China stopped following globalist orders. The closure of Confucius Institutes in the U.S. is framed as a response to China's increasing dominance. The host compares the current geopolitical tension to the 1942 breakdown of the partnership between Hitler and Stalin during Operation Barbarossa.

China has launched a global AI governance initiative aimed at controlling population minds through cognitive warfare. This program competes with Western systems but shares a goal of cultural control, often funded through Confucius organizations at major universities. Furthermore, reports claim that since the COVID-19 pandemic, pediatricians have received $40,000 bonuses for every 100 children under age two who receive the vaccine.

Michael Yon reports that Secretary Mayorkas is coordinating with American Express to fly migrants directly into the U.S. interior, bypassing the Texas border. He also warns about the proliferation of Chinese Confucius Institutes in Panama and the U.S., which he describes as recruitment hubs for spies. He references the FBI film "Game of Pawns" to illustrate how China targets elite youth for recruitment.

The "1000 Talents" program and Confucius Institutes are described as tools for China to take over Western educational institutions. Jones argues that the same globalists who created Hitler also created Communist China, using the nation as a tool for global dominance. He suggests that China itself will eventually be destroyed once it has served its purpose for the elite.