But never before in history have two great trading entities ever engaged in outright economic warfare like it’s being engaged in today. That’s why I say we’re living in historic times. Now, I realize this is a curse for our Chinese audience, but that’s the reality of what we’re living through today."} d5:{"type":"p","text":"Mr. Jekielek:"} d6:{"type":"p","text":"Why don’t we just stop supporting the CCP and let the Chinese people do what would happen naturally, if the CCP hadn’t come to control all aspects of the global economy?"} d7:{"type":"p","text":"Mr. Bannon:"} d8:{"type":"p","text":"I have been working on this project now for 20-some years. You can read Josh Rogin’s book, which I recommend to everybody. Josh Rogin is probably the most sourced writer in corporate media. He works for the Washington Post as a columnist. He wrote a book about Trump’s first term called “Chaos Under Heaven.” It was about the fight between Xi and Trump. "} d9:{"type":"p","text":"He goes through American foreign policy, national security, and economic policy. Traditionally, you’ve had hardliners against China. You’ve had realists that say, “Hey, one guy’s going to be hardline.” The other says, “We’ve got to be tough with these guys. We’ve got to be realists. They control East Asia.” "} da:{"type":"p","text":"Then you’ve had the accommodationists, which in the first term included Gary Cohen, Steve Mnuchin, and the Wall Street crowd that just wants to make as much money and see China as a business partner. But for the first time in American history, you actually had a group that was probably the closest to Trump and his mindset at the time. That group was called the Super Hawks. The Super Hawks questioned the very legitimacy of the Chinese Communist Party. Remember, I virtually nev

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