Frank Gaffney

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1,337 appearances 15 recordings 2 series first heard May 2025 last heard 3d ago

Frank Gaffney’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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We're going to talk next via video with one of our most distinguished military officers, Captain James Fennell, United States Navy retired, member of our Committee on the Present Danger China Committee.
former chief of intelligence and information operations for the U.S.
Pacific Fleet.
Let's go to the video with Captain Fennell, the co-author of Embracing Communist China, America's Greatest Strategic Failure.
Captain Pennell, thank you so much for this incredibly important insight into
the background of the relationship between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party.
It has to be informed by an understanding of the military capabilities that have been amassed by the Chinese, in part, as we'll be hearing more from Kevin Freeman about here shortly, the subventions from our own Wall Street community.
But we're going to go next to Colonel Grant Newsham, United States Marine Corps retired.
a man who served with distinction in uniform, but also as a foreign service officer in our embassy in Tokyo.
He's been business for many years in East Asia and has an incredibly profound insight into what the Chinese Communist Party's military plans are, ambitions, capabilities.
They can be found in his bestselling book, When China Attacks, A Warning to America.
Colonel, welcome over to you, sir.
General Neutron, thank you.
This is extraordinarily important, especially given the emphasis that the Chinese Communist Party have been placing on capturing our elite.
I so appreciate your contribution in that respect, especially.
We're going to turn next to another 06, as they call him, Colonel Rob Mantis, United States Air Force retired.
We like to think of this as a joint effort, our Committee on the Present Danger of China.
And Rod Menes is an extraordinary command pilot, commander of a bomber squadron in his time in uniform, as well as the commander of
I think its largest Air Force base at Kirkland.
He has been intimately involved in the fight, both in the kinetic sense and in planning.
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