Topic: Military Invasion

Dr. Naomi Wolf characterizes the current immigration surge as a military operation and a "stealth invasion" of the United States. She notes that many arrivals are military-age men from mercenary-producing countries, such as Yemen and Afghanistan, who are being staged in strategic locations like Chicago O'Hare Airport. Wolf argues that the Chinese Communist Party is facilitating this movement to create domestic instability and national security risks.

War correspondent Michael Yon reports from Panama City, stating that he believes the U.S. is preparing for a military move to retake control of the canal. Yon highlights the strategic importance of the "China Bridge" and the influence of Hutchison Ports, which is tied to Hong Kong interests. He warns that internal violence in Panama, potentially stoked by labor unions, could serve as a "causus belli" for U.S. intervention.

Vivek Ramaswamy redefines the southern border as a "UN invasion frontier" rather than a broken boundary. He argues that if 3 million Chinese nationals landed on California's shores, it would be called an invasion, and the same logic should apply to the southern border. He advocates for using the U.S. military to defend the homeland against this facilitated migration.