Chris Fenton
speaker
150 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2025
last heard 9 Jul
Chris Fenton’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It just...
brings the coffers that much fuller.
So you can see why he's doing it.
But the fact is, there's a real push now to bring things back to the United States, to put people back in jobs that have lost them.
I mean, there's various stories, like even, say, CBS Radford Studios, where you've probably done various shows over time.
You know, that's a lot of stuff.
studio, Seinfeld to Survivor.
That studio went bankrupt recently.
The keys were handed back to Goldman Sachs.
It was once worth $1.8 billion.
Netflix is probably going to buy it for about $400 million right now.
That's a huge drop in value.
right and it's a feel-good film don't leave me feeling good we would love people to go out pre-buy their tickets now it gets us more theaters we're in about 700 around the country and go to badcounselors.com to find the nearest theater and we hope we see you there because it's a lot of fun
Yeah, thanks for having me back. It's a little bit of a homecoming for us.
Yep, and I remember going to that. I think the radio station was down in Culver City back when it was just audio and then putting that whole pilot together and all that stuff. It was bringing back 30-year-old memories.
Well, you know, the book I had come out, let's see, summer of 2020. It was not too long after COVID obviously infected the world. And about a year after I did my last U.S. congressional delegation trip, we brought over three House members during the peak of the Hong Kong protests. And that was really...
a moment where I saw a lot of problems that we were starting to think were happening between the US and China that were actually really happening. We were fearing that perhaps Hong Kong was not going to stay completely free for 50 years like was promised. We were proven correct on that assessment. I think 23 years was as long as they were able to hold that promise.
It wasn't shortly thereafter that we found out our supply chain issues were completely taken into a space that was very detrimental to national security issues when COVID hit. And we realized a lot of our medical supplies were stuck in supply chain conundrums that were wrapped into the China manufacturing complex.
And then coming out of that, we started to see a real pushback from Beijing on various things that we thought they were very collaborative of that turns out they weren't. So there's a lot of things that have been exacerbating since, I would say, 2018-19. That was sort of my smack in the nose moment that I started to sense things were going the wrong direction.
But prior to that, we thought everything was hunky-dory.
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