Joel Gilbert

I looked at his financial disclosures since 2011 when he entered Congress.

He still has not paid off his student loans.

He still has the same debt to American Express, Chase Bank.

He's a financial disaster.

And that might be why he can't maintain a home in California like he's supposed to.

And in today's article I wrote about how his 2010 divorce, him and his wife were exchanging and bickering over can openers and salad tossers and plates, clearly because he didn't have any money.

So even though he's made $174,000 a year in Congress, he's never paid off any debt.

So that makes the whole Chinese

spying, fang-fang thing of more concern.

Where is this guy's money going and why can't he pay off debts and why can't he maintain a home in California?

Well, there's a long-term influence operation by different countries, sometimes Russia and certainly China, to penetrate U.S.

political parties and influence them by placing influencers inside people that they think have potential to become president one day.

Look, Tim Walsh in...

Minnesota.

We used to go to China every year for many, many years.

He was under great influence from the Chinese.

Feng Feng, the FBI, apparently felt she was some kind of part of a spying operation, and they had to tell Eric Swalwell to get rid of her, which he did, but then Swalwell was kicked off the Intelligence Committee because of the risk that he posed.

So it's been a long-term threat.

The FBI is constantly following around.

How can they follow around 600,000 Chinese students?