Peter Schweizer

They organize these networks in the United States.

China, as one would be befitting for them, is much more sophisticated, in some respects, even more scary.

Well, Glenn, you've talked about this, and of course, there's a Supreme Court case on the issue of birthright citizenship, the idea that if you're born in the confines of the United States, wherever you're from, that child will become a U.S.

citizen.

China has really exploited this on an industrial scale.

over the last 13 years.

And what do I mean by that?

Well, the first thing is on birthright citizenship, the federal government, the United States government has no idea how many birthright children have been born in the country because on birth certificates, they don't take the nationality of the parents.

So you ask the smartest people in the federal government, they have no idea how many there are.

The Chinese government has calculated how many Chinese nationals have done this.

And it is stunning.

The Chinese government says over the past 13 years, every year, roughly 100,000 Chinese children have been born in the United States that are then taken back to China where they are raised.

Now, they are, quote unquote, U.S.

citizens.

And when they turn 18, they're going to have the right to vote.

They're going to have the right to get government jobs.

They're going to have the rights of any ordinary U.S.

citizen.

But they're being raised inside China.

And that means we are going to have a wave of more than one million Chinese, quote unquote, American citizens who are living in China who are going to have the right to vote, get government jobs.