Jiang describes the current U.S.-China arrangement as China sending cheap goods to America while America sends dollars that the Communist Party stores in American banks.
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Jiang describes the current U.S.-China arrangement as China sending cheap goods to America while America sends dollars that the Communist Party stores in American banks.
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"And unfortunately, the only friend that China has right now is Russia, okay? Does that make sense? Okay. So... But look, I mean, the..."
"dollars. Okay? So basically, what's happening is that the Communist Party is storing the wealth of the Chinese people in American banks. This is..."
"...integrity. And what it understands is the only way for the Communist Party to fall in China is if it were to engage itself..."
"...general secretary, so he's head of the organization department of the Communist Party, which is a very important position, having become secretary general, has..."
"...care about the Japanese? Not at all. He cares about the Communist Party, these peasants in these caves in northwest China."
"...China today. Right? Who created the Chinese Revolution? Who enabled the Communist Party to control China? Mao Zedong, right? Do you learn about Mao..."
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