Mike Benz

they have three reasons, national security, national interest, and securing export markets. And, you know, the idea is, is what does America look like if we don't do this? We're in a competition right now with Huawei in the telecom space, in the IT infrastructure space, major state department initiatives to try to

they have three reasons, national security, national interest, and securing export markets. And, you know, the idea is, is what does America look like if we don't do this? We're in a competition right now with Huawei in the telecom space, in the IT infrastructure space, major state department initiatives to try to

they have three reasons, national security, national interest, and securing export markets. And, you know, the idea is, is what does America look like if we don't do this? We're in a competition right now with Huawei in the telecom space, in the IT infrastructure space, major state department initiatives to try to

get neutral third-party governments to do away with Huawei and sign up with AT&T, or if not that, other kind of 5G light providers like LG and Nokia in Finland and South Korea, so that at least it's not China-Huawei. And there's lots of reasons given for this.

get neutral third-party governments to do away with Huawei and sign up with AT&T, or if not that, other kind of 5G light providers like LG and Nokia in Finland and South Korea, so that at least it's not China-Huawei. And there's lots of reasons given for this.

get neutral third-party governments to do away with Huawei and sign up with AT&T, or if not that, other kind of 5G light providers like LG and Nokia in Finland and South Korea, so that at least it's not China-Huawei. And there's lots of reasons given for this.

But the idea is, is if you can, if you can get AT&T to get those contracts, well, AT&T is an American company and this will help American GDP and this will help American jobs. And so like a great example, this is what just happened in Syria. So there's been this big fight over this, this group, the, well, also Mays, Syria has we just lifted sanctions on Syria. Yes. Last month. Yes.

But the idea is, is if you can, if you can get AT&T to get those contracts, well, AT&T is an American company and this will help American GDP and this will help American jobs. And so like a great example, this is what just happened in Syria. So there's been this big fight over this, this group, the, well, also Mays, Syria has we just lifted sanctions on Syria. Yes. Last month. Yes.

But the idea is, is if you can, if you can get AT&T to get those contracts, well, AT&T is an American company and this will help American GDP and this will help American jobs. And so like a great example, this is what just happened in Syria. So there's been this big fight over this, this group, the, well, also Mays, Syria has we just lifted sanctions on Syria. Yes. Last month. Yes.

Muhammad al-Jalani, the ISIS commander turned al Qaeda commander turned Idlib rebel, moderate rebel leader who became the de facto head of state in Syria. Now meeting with the U.S. president. U.S. and Western companies and contractors for its services rather than Russian or Chinese ones. So, for example, one of the pledges was to use AT&T for its wireless and telecom services rather than Huawei.

Muhammad al-Jalani, the ISIS commander turned al Qaeda commander turned Idlib rebel, moderate rebel leader who became the de facto head of state in Syria. Now meeting with the U.S. president. U.S. and Western companies and contractors for its services rather than Russian or Chinese ones. So, for example, one of the pledges was to use AT&T for its wireless and telecom services rather than Huawei.

Muhammad al-Jalani, the ISIS commander turned al Qaeda commander turned Idlib rebel, moderate rebel leader who became the de facto head of state in Syria. Now meeting with the U.S. president. U.S. and Western companies and contractors for its services rather than Russian or Chinese ones. So, for example, one of the pledges was to use AT&T for its wireless and telecom services rather than Huawei.

Where are they going to buy their pagers?

Where are they going to buy their pagers?

Where are they going to buy their pagers?

lobbies to allow at&t to do your your wireless infrastructure that you know that we're monitoring it of course right but you can see how like what would america look like if at&t's now there's i think what 25 million people or so in in syria so at&t has just secured 25 million customers effectively um at the at the you know barrel of a gun effectively with the

lobbies to allow at&t to do your your wireless infrastructure that you know that we're monitoring it of course right but you can see how like what would america look like if at&t's now there's i think what 25 million people or so in in syria so at&t has just secured 25 million customers effectively um at the at the you know barrel of a gun effectively with the

lobbies to allow at&t to do your your wireless infrastructure that you know that we're monitoring it of course right but you can see how like what would america look like if at&t's now there's i think what 25 million people or so in in syria so at&t has just secured 25 million customers effectively um at the at the you know barrel of a gun effectively with the

They've drafted off of the US Defense Department who funded the paramilitaries in Syria. They've drafted off of USAID and the billions we funneled into Syria. They've drafted off of State Department diplomacy on their behalf.

They've drafted off of the US Defense Department who funded the paramilitaries in Syria. They've drafted off of USAID and the billions we funneled into Syria. They've drafted off of State Department diplomacy on their behalf.