Buck Sexton

Buck went, like he said, to Taiwan, interviewed the president of Taiwan.

And we've talked about this on the program quite a bit.

To me, the collapse of China's population,

is one of the great untold stories.

If you go study history, it's not usually when countries or empires are at their apex that they're the most dangerous.

It's when that decline has begun.

And I think China's decline, if you look at by the end of this century, we're talking about their population being down about 50%.

The one China policy was a disaster.

So we've talked about this on the program.

And I think Buck was prescient to go over there and visit.

I'd like to go visit at some point too.

But if China is going to invade Taiwan, I think it's going to happen in the next decade because a decade from now, I think China will be weaker than they are now.

And I think it will become more difficult on J.D.

Let me go to talk on the expertise here.

But the biggest thing in Taiwan is the semiconductor industry.

Right.

Because basically everything is being powered by the ability of Taiwan to create all of the processing, basically, that we need for the AI era.

And I know they're trying to source some of that in the United States now, Buck, but you saw that.

I mean, this isn't an easily replicatable issue.

And it's to me the foundation of the battle.