Nathan Cornacchia

What made America great after World War I and World War II is we were the manufacturing capital of the world.

We built everything.

And now that's completely sort of disintegrated and disappeared.

And it's going to be interesting to see in the next 20 to 30 years what that means for China and the United States on the world scene.

But I don't think any other country poses anywhere near a threat

just as a superpower that China does to the access.

A lot of people... Oh, so, well, that's an interesting one because I'm very critical of Israel, obviously.

Israel has very, very... When it comes to its influence on American politics and American politicians, Israel, I think, is a very, very big problem.

But there's a lot of countries that are a big problem too.

Qatar is a big problem with their foreign influence.

So it's not just Israel.

So I do think politically, obviously through AIPAC and everything that's happening, Israel is a big issue.

But like for the long term, for the United States, yeah, we're talking about like China as a superpower.

There's nowhere – there's no comparison there.

I know.

If, as we look forward in the future, as things shift and jostle, if America moves away from its alliance with Israel, Israel, one of the first places they're going to run to is an alliance with China and Russia.

Right away.

I mean, they already do.

A big part of our criticisms with Israel is, if you talk about technology, they take our technology with our F-35s and a bunch of our jets and military technology, and they sell it to China.

Wow.