The China Report

As the coronavirus spreads through China, and abroad, the Chinese regime's biomedical practices are becoming a heavier focus—both abroad, and in China where CCP leader Xi Jinping recently declared that biolab safety needs to be an issue of national security. In this episode of The China Report, we speak with Shawn Steel, California committeeman for the Republican National Committee, about why US-China relations need to go beyond trade, and begin to discuss China's biomedical practices.

The U.S. Department of State will force Chinese agents who have been working as journalists in the United States to reveal their identities to authorities, by designating five Chinese state-run news outlets under the Office of Foreign Missions. In this episode of The China Report we explain the significance of this move, and delve into the inner workings of the Chinese Communist Party's programs for disinformation and propaganda.

Maps being sold in America are showing an alternate view of the world that legitimizes the Chinese regimes territorial claims in the South China Sea, and its land disputes elsewhere. This move is being pushed under Chinese law, and companies that have their maps and globes manufactured in China are being forced to use the regime’s altered versions. In this episode of The China Report we speak with Matt Gnaizda, producer of China Uncensored, about their exclusive investigation that exposed how China is altering maps and globes. He also explains why it is doing this, and how it ties into a broader strategy of subversion.

Chinese telecom company #Huawei and its subsidiaries were recently charged in the United States in a racketeering conspiracy. In this episode of The China Report, we speak with Curtis Ellis, an economic expert and policy director with America First Policies, and a former senior adviser with the Donald J. #Trump presidential campaign in 2016 We'll discuss the #racketeering case, and the alleged theft of trade Secrets that Huawei is accused of. Ellis claims that Huawei functions like more of a criminal racket than a normal company, since they allegedly used employee networks for corporate #espionage. Ellis will also discuss issues of #cybersecurity, cases of Chinese state-run #cyberattacks, and recent cases of alleged bribery from China at #Harvard, #Yale, and other top universities to obtain researched paid for by #American taxpayers.

In this episode of The China Report we speak with Allan Dos Santos @allantercalivre, Brazilian journalist with Terca Livre, about how China is using debt traps, drugs, corruption, and subversion to take over in Latin America. 

In this episode of The China Report we speak with Jeff Nyquist, author and researcher, about the Chinese Communist Party’s stated programs for biological warfare and how they tie into alleged military strategies against the United States.

In this episode of The China Report we speak with Daniel Wagner, author of “The America-China Divide: The Race to Control the World,” about how the totalitarian communist regime in China has worsened the spread of the coronavirus, and about the true goals of the regime’s “China Model”.

In this episode of The China Report we speak with Alex Newman, an award-winning international journalist, about how the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights provided names of dissidents and human rights activists to the Chinese communist regime, and then persecuted the whistleblower who exposed their actions.

In this episode of The China Report we speak with Michael Yon, an author, columnist, and war correspondent, about how he was recently barred from entering Hong Kong, amid his ongoing coverage of the protests. We discuss his work, the current situation with the protests against the Chinese Communist Party, and about the impact of the coronavirus.

In this episode of The China Report we speak with Heng He, a senior political analyst focusing on China and the Chinese Communist Party, about how the Chinese regime covered up initial reports on the spread of the virus, why it censors information on the virus, and the impact its heavy-handed response could have on the future of the regime.

In this episode of The China Report we speak with Lorraine Lester, who works in corporate investigations, about exclusive findings on how the Chinese Communist Party is using bribery and subversion to take over the oil market in Guyana. The case shines a spotlight on how the regime uses bribery and subversion to stake its claims in emerging markets.

In this episode of The China Report we speak with Marc Ruskin, a retired undercover FBI agent who spent 27 years in the agency, about Chinese espionage, the types of operations that Chinese spies carry out, and what the United States and other countries can do about it.  

In this episode of The China Report, we speak with Michael Gafford, a network security expert turned whistleblower, who recently returned from Hong Kong, where he worked as a network security contractor in the police department. Gafford explains what he heard and saw in the Hong Kong Police Department about the protests taking place against the leadership of the Chinese Communist Party.

In this episode of The China Report, we speak with Casey Fleming, CEO of BlackOps Partners, about allegations that the Coronavirus spreading in China may have originated from a bioweapon program. We also discuss the Chinese regime's programs for asymmetrical hybrid warfare and its programs for waging an "unrestricted war" on the United States.

In this episode of The China Report we speak with Chris Chappell, host of China Uncensored, about how officials in China are trying to pass on blame for who is responsible for the spread of the coronavirus. We also discuss the history of the CCP's cover-ups, which rumors on the virus can be proven or disproven, and explore the Chinese regime's propaganda.

In this episode of The China Report, we speak with Annie Wu, China editor at The Epoch Times, about how news on the ground in Wuhan on the caronavirus contradicts what is being said by Chinese government sources.

In this episode we speak with Dana Cheng, senior editor of China News at The Epoch Times, about why the official data on the Coronavirus from the Chinese regime cannot be trusted, how censorship and delays in actions made the spread of the virus worse, and what the current situation is on the ground in Wuhan and across China.