Episode 5078: Chip Wars Ramp Up Around The Globe
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What are the implications of the global chip wars?
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War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bann.
Monday, 19 January, Irviller, 2026. It is Martin Luther King Day. Here also the kickoff of Davos. Jack Pasova will be heading over tonight. Secretary of Treasury Scott Besant, who we're trying to get for maybe later in this hour. If not, we'll do it at 5 o'clock, is there leading the first wave of the contingent. We'll break that off. Nora Ben Laden and Royce White are going to hang around. We're going to talk more about the... Globalist and Davos Rabbi Walicki is with us to break down everything on the peace committee and what's happening in Gaza and Iran. I want to bring in now Congressman Brian Mast from the Foreign Relations Committee. Congressman, just break it down for us because, as you know, the leading voice and platform for anti-CCP has been the war room.
From the beginning, I'm the only civilian, they tell me, that's fully sanctioned by the Chinese Communist Party. It happened on the first day of Biden's administration. It was Peter Navarro and myself, a couple of others. We've been adamant about this situation with the AI race. We had a Sputnik moment when Deep Sea came up, and clearly we're providing too much assistance to build an ecosystem for the Chinese Communist Party. They can even compete with us, yet we have the oligarchs, the broligarchs in this country continue to argue education, national labs, companies, Harvard, Stanford, but most importantly, the selling of chips. Now, you've got a bill out. that opposes this. But I want you to explain, because it's quite confusing.
You have many people that have traditionally been anti-CCP that are now in the argument, a lot of MAGA voices saying, no, no, no, no, no, no. What MAS is trying to do is help the Chinese Communist Party and not hinder it. So can you make this make sense? Just walk us through the basics here and what you're trying to accomplish.
Yeah. So let's start with the basics on just the history of chips in part, right? You have companies like Nvidia that hands down, they make the best chips anywhere in the world. Chinese company, Huawei, their chips do not compete with the Nvidia chips at all. And I would tell them, go sell your chips anywhere and everywhere you want if it was just Xbox and PlayStation that they were affecting. But That's not the reality. Their chips are affecting at the highest level real war, real war fighters, real casualties. That's the seriousness of what we're talking about here. Nvidia only cares about selling the most number of chips. They don't care if it's the absolute best ones or the middle range ones or the worst ones.
They just want to sell as many as possible. So they're a very powerful force that's trying to say no ban on any chip sales. Sell them to China. Sell them to ByteDance, Alibaba, Tencent, Chinese military companies. Sell them to anybody that'll buy them. What does my bill do? It takes something that we already have in Congress for anything related to military sales. What are foreign military sales, right? You got a company in the U.S. that makes a fighter jet or a jet engine or a missile that goes on the wing of a jet or the avionics that go in the cockpit. If that takes place, it goes through a foreign military sales process. where the administration is going to say, okay, we're okay with selling this missile to some ally.
And then after they make that okay, then they send that to Congress, that agency, that bureau, they send it to Congress and say, Congress, are you okay with it sending this to this country or this company?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the implications of the global chip wars?
0:02–6:10
2
How is the U.S. addressing the threat from the Chinese Communist Party?
6:10–12:33
3
What role do advanced AI chips play in military strategy?
12:33–16:42
4
How does the foreign military sales process work?
16:42–22:46
5
What arguments exist against the proposed chip sales bill?
22:46–29:14
6
How do American companies view chip sales to China?
29:14–34:34
7
What is the significance of the Davos meeting in the context of chip technology?
34:34–38:19
8
What actions are being proposed to protect U.S. chip technology?
38:19–55:33
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