Topic: Huawei

Election hardware used in the U.S. is reportedly manufactured in Beijing, China, and falsely labeled as made in Taiwan to bypass export controls. Dominion Voting Systems has moved its research and development to Belgrade, Serbia, where software engineers from China and Venezuela allegedly maintain administrative access to swing state data. This infrastructure is linked to Huawei servers in Hong Kong, posing a significant national security threat according to whistleblower reports.

Israeli intelligence unit 8200 has reportedly encouraged its members to start tech firms in the United States to penetrate defense and telecommunications infrastructure. This level of access allows for sophisticated cyber warfare, including the potential to stage a "cyber 9-11" blamed on Iran. While the U.S. government focuses on threats from Chinese companies like Huawei, critics argue that Israeli-linked hardware and software pose an equally significant national security risk.

John Bowne reports on the national security threats posed by Huawei's infrastructure and the rapid advancement of CRISPR gene-editing technology in China. The report details Chinese experiments with "designer animals" and the creation of the first gene-edited babies. Concerns are raised about the long-term consequences of modifying the human genome within a totalitarian regime.

The $787 million settlement between Fox News and Dominion Voting Systems is characterized as a strategic move by Rupert Murdoch to discredit Donald Trump and avoid a discovery process. Claims are made that voting machine companies utilize cloud infrastructure and hardware linked to the Chinese firm Huawei. The segment advocates for a return to paper ballots counted publicly at the precinct level to ensure total transparency.

A caller identified as "Phenomenology" discussed peer-reviewed data regarding "steganographically concealed algorithms" in electronic voting systems. She cited reports of double-scanned ballots and the use of Huawei phones in election infrastructure. The segment emphasized the need for paper ballots at the precinct level to restore trust in the electoral process.

Klaus Schwab discusses the clash between state capitalism and private capitalism, advocating for a transition to stakeholder capitalism with "social responsibility." Jones interprets this as a mandate to eat bugs and accept social credit scores. The segment then analyzes the Rand Corporation's influence on the Ukraine war, describing it as a CIA-run proxy state.

Alex Jones takes calls from Air Force veterans regarding the Chinese balloon and domestic security. One caller, Eric, discusses nuclear weapon safety protocols and expresses concern over Chinese-owned Huawei towers and 5G infrastructure being placed near U.S. military bases. Another caller, John, discusses his experience with radar maintenance and references the "Loring incident" involving UFO surveillance of missile silos in the 1970s.

Joshua Phillip of the Epoch Times explains that Chinese law requires all data on Chinese servers to be accessible to the CCP. He suggests that the arrest of Eugene Yu by a left-wing DA might indicate infighting between different globalist factions. The discussion highlights China's view of COVID-19 as a "World War III" scenario involving total societal mobilization.

Norm Eisen's affiliation with the Brookings Institution is highlighted, with Santilli claiming the organization receives significant funding from the Chinese company Huawei. The institution was founded by Robert Kagan, a prominent neocon associated with the Project for the New American Century (PNAC). Santilli frames this as a "Chai Com" takeover of American policy-making through incestuous relationships between neocons and globalist entities.

While the DOJ and FBI are seen as largely compromised, Mike Adams suggests that "white hat" elements may still be operating within the intelligence community. He credits Donald Trump for blocking Huawei, a Chinese company whose 5G hardware reportedly contains backdoors for remote broadcast control. This infrastructure is viewed as a key component for the remote activation of nanotechnology embedded in the population.

Concerns are raised regarding a potential "internet kill switch" and the deplatforming of figures like Donald Trump. The Pentagon's contract with Microsoft for cloud computing is criticized due to Bill Gates' historical ties to China. It is alleged that Apple gave its code keys to the Chinese government four years ago, compromising global device security.

Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm faces scrutiny for her multi-million dollar investments in electric vehicle battery company Proterra while overseeing government energy funding. Other Biden appointees are highlighted for their ties to offshore wind firms and the Chinese technology company Huawei. These appointments are framed as a conflict of interest designed to profit from the transition to green energy.

China is identified as the "big trade winner" of Western lockdowns, having increased its GDP and number of billionaires while the U.S. economy suffered. Southern Command has reportedly warned that China is using COVID-19 vaccines as leverage to push Huawei's 5G infrastructure in Latin America. The segment concludes by claiming the American public has been brainwashed into accepting these losses.

Justin Trudeau is criticized for his past comments admiring the Chinese dictatorship and his refusal to participate in a parliamentary vote declaring the Uyghur situation a genocide. Rebel News previously exposed documents showing Chinese troops were invited to train in Canada. The segment links Trudeau's pro-China stance to the surveillance of journalists who expose these ties.

Senator Ted Cruz delivers a statement regarding the long-term geopolitical threat posed by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Cruz highlights the CCP's role in censoring early information about the pandemic and warns that companies like Tencent and Huawei are fronts for government espionage. He argues that decades of trade and diplomacy have failed to turn China into a rules-based nation.

Tom Pappert and the National File are credited with breaking a story regarding AT&T's alleged cooperation with Huawei and the Communist Chinese Party. The report, which was later covered by Tucker Carlson, suggests a sellout of American infrastructure to foreign authoritarian interests. This segment introduces the upcoming guest appearance of Tom Pappert to discuss these findings in detail.

Ezra Levant details the connections between Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland, the World Economic Forum, and George Soros. He claims Freeland was Soros's authorized biographer and that the Canadian government contracted Soros's Open Society Foundations for refugee policy. Additionally, Trudeau is criticized for funding Huawei research and training Chinese soldiers in Canada.