Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., explains how the Biden administration, Wall Street and China are in 'direct conflict' with one another, posing 'dangerous' security threats at home.
Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., on reports alleging that the Biden administration was following the Chinese spy craft and the lack of transparency on 'Kudlow.'
He also referred to recent estimates which report about $2 trillion of U.S. investment money has been— allegedly some who have ties to the CCP and military development "designed to kill American soldiers." "The biggest danger we face is the decision made by politicians in this country to put the interests of the global market and global free trade ahead of the interest of the United States of America and the American people. That's the biggest danger, and that continues to this day, and that's why you see behavior like this on outbound investment," Rubio said.
"Our hope is to create a geopolitical balance that protects our rights and prevents a war. But, the history of human nature tells us these things sometimes get out of control.""The return on investment is so high, short-term profits, [but] tremendous damage to our national interest," he added.in Chinese markets is "very powerful" and has "real influence," Rubio noted, that President Biden can’t politically do anything about.
"All you have to do is look at the donation records from Wall Street, from the finance sector. Despite all the stuff out there that people may perceive, it leans heavily towards the Democratic Party," Rubio noted. "You can't balance those two things. They're in direct conflict."
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