China does not have to invade America if it can manipulate Americans into tearing the country apart from within.
President Trump has released newly declassified material concerning alleged Chinese interference, compromised voter data, vulnerabilities in American election infrastructure, and intelligence that he says was withheld from the public. In this livestream, we examine what the documents actually show—and why the larger threat extends far beyond the 2020 election.
Chinese influence operations have reportedly used fake American personas, artificial intelligence, inflammatory political content, and existing social divisions to undermine trust in U.S. elections and democratic institutions.
We will also follow the money behind organized protest movements. Congressional investigators have examined whether networks associated with Shanghai-based businessman Neville Roy Singham helped fund organizations involved in American civil unrest and whether any activity should be investigated under foreign-agent laws. These are serious allegations under investigation—not proof that every person attending a protest was individually paid.
From a national-security standpoint, this is influence warfare. The objective may not simply be to elect one candidate. It may be to deepen civil disorder, destroy confidence in elections, and leave Americans too divided to confront China’s growing power.
Topics covered:
China election interference, Trump declassified documents, Chinese influence operations, paid protesters, protest funding, Neville Roy Singham, CCP-linked organizations, civil unrest, election security, artificial intelligence, foreign propaganda, information warfare, national security, and American sovereignty.
Sources and supporting material will be discussed during the livestream.
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Ben Dykes is a 20-year U.S. Navy submarine veteran breaking down military conflict, national security, geopolitics, a
