The border is a gaping wound in the country.

0:00 Speaker 1 With us today is Kat McFarland. She was National Security advisor in our country. And there’s so many things going on in KT it Sunday morning. Where do you want to start. I mean, I can’t believe what was going on in California with the biolab and our country was even lending them money. Tell us give us an update

0:27 on that bio lab.

0:29 Speaker 2 Okay, well, this is very upsetting because the media just has ignored this. It now turns out that they found that a Chinese quote medical research lab in California owned by the Chinese was doing was basically supercharging viruses. That they were doing what it’s called gain of function research, taking viruses and supercharging and making them more lethal and

0:52 more contagious. And this was going on in the United States. It’s illegal for Americans to do it, but somehow this lab was conducting it. And then I started putting the pieces together because a couple of months ago, there was a story, again not a lot of attention paid to it, but of Chinese scientists doctors returning to China and they

1:11 were carrying with them lab cultures and people were scratching their cab what’s that going? You know, what’s that all about. Well, you start putting that together with what happened at the Wuhan Virology Lab, which is where the whole COVID Advisors started, which is where the Chinese were co located in the same building. Of the research that was being done at

1:33 that virology lab was the Chinese bi our Weapons Manufacturing bio weapons research Lab. And then you turn out to find out that probably the United States was funding some of that research. So the whole thing, it’s what’s China doing creating biological weapons or things that could be used as biological weapons? What’s the United States connection to it?

1:55 And why more people not being upset by this that what’s China doing in the United States? And what are they doing with the thought of making file weapons? You know, we know about cyber weapons, we know regular military weapons, but is there some new weapon being created right underneath our noses?

2:12 Speaker 1 Well, we’re being attacked in so many directions. And you know what I tell people criticizing the FBI. You know what I say to them, I stated them, we probably need If they have fifteen thousand special agents, we probably need triple that. I mean, we have to protect our country versus cyber attacks. Versus you know, the Chinese or

2:39 Russians creating places like that clinic.

2:45 Speaker 2 Well it’s not just that, but the Chinese are what are they doing buying all this land around American military basis? What are they doing fine spy balloons over the United States? You know, we may are President President Biden may say, well, we’re having a friendly competition, strategic competition. There are competitors there, not our enemies. Well, they think they’re the enemies and

3:03 that we may not want a cold war with them, but they’re fighting a cold war with us, and they’re doing it in a number of different ways. You know, the good old Cold War with the Soviet Union was fought over weapons systems and proxy wars around the world.

3:15 China understands that they can’t compete with the United States militarily, at least not now. But what they can do is compete with us economically and technologically and with trade. And that’s the direction they’re going in. And again, we’re kind of sleep at the wheel. We’re not paying the kind of attention we need to, and we’re not taking the

3:35 steps we need to. Whether it’s as you say, get more FBI agents to find out what the heck’s going on in the United States. But also why are we not investing in high technology the way the Chinese are?

3:46 Speaker 1 I just I can’t understand it. Kat, What are the things? What are the things bother you about maintaining our way of life, maintaining our country.

3:56 Speaker 2 Well, you know you’ve been You’ve been a very vocal and effective person to talk about the whole energy issue and how the United States is re tying our hands behind our backs because we have the ability to produce abundant, cheap, secure energy fossil fuels, fracking. But the Biden Green New Deal is not allowing it. And I was just watching

4:18 today We’re President for a couple of days ago, even where President Biden was bragging about how great the economy is and his quote, you know, Inflation Recovery Act is doing such great that you were that act was nothing.

4:32 The Green New Deal is nothing more than a give China money deal because a lot of the components of any of the green projects are all made in China. So when he passes billions of dollars, even probably getting close to trillions of dollars in the long run, what is it doing. It’s not making manufacturing better. In the

4:51 United States. It’s a boon to China. It’s once again transferring our wealth to a potential adversary.

4:58 Speaker 1 I’ve said that so many times. But increasing the price of fossil fuels of oil from fifty five dollars to one hundred dollars to eighty five dollars to ninety dollars, a lot of wealth has moved from North America, has moved to the Opic Nations and has moved to Russia.

5:16 And Russia is using that money, guess for what, to start the war in the Ukraine and start the wars in Africa. And it’s just mind boggling that people don’t realize that. And you know what else I said kt that windmills and solar energy is not gonna power our country.

5:40 I mean, if people that think that wind mills and solar energy is gonna power our country, I’m gonna sell them the Brooklyn Bridge. And you know, we have one hundred years where the fossil fuels of oil. The next generation of power that’s gonna power our country is what they call SMRs. And I told that to Maria Bonomod

6:03 the other day. And the small modular reactors, the same reactors that have run our nuclear subs, have run our aircraft carriers very reliable, and each city in our country could have one or two as a backup. And that’s what’s going to run our future. And that’s a particular to replace oil someday.

6:27 Speaker 2 You know, energy has been the key to economic and political and even military success for the last hundred years. The countries which have the energy, whether it’s coal before a world or run or oil, are the rich countries, and the countries that don’t have it are the poor countries.

6:42 Now the United States has it. We have the ability to do all the above, liquified natural gas, we have oil, We do have the windmills, and we can make the solar panels. But as you point out, we have for the last seventy years successfully had small reactors on America and naval vessels and we have not had one accident

7:03 and all that time. We need to look at these other sources of energy or we can really just say goodbye to our way of life.

7:12 Speaker 1 Katie mcfalland thank you for speaking out for America, thank you for keeping your eyes open for America. And we’re going to work hard to maintain our way of life. And thank you so much and have a great Sunday.

7:25 Speaker 2 It’s a pleasure and an honor. John, thank you, thank you.