In this episode of Brannon Howse Live, host Brannon Howse welcomes Leo Holm to discuss a range of pressing issues, from geopolitical tensions to internal security threats, with a particular focus on the implications of foreign influence within the United States.

Leo and Brannon delve into the troubling trend of Chinese nationals entering the U.S. illegally, some of whom reportedly destroy their IDs upon crossing the border. They discuss the strategic reasons behind this, suggesting it could be a tactic to avoid traceability and scrutiny. This segment of the conversation highlights concerns about the potential for these individuals to engage in espionage or other forms of subversive activity.

The discussion shifts to broader security issues, such as the proliferation of Chinese students in American universities, which Leo suggests has been a channel for espionage for decades. He recounts historical instances where Chinese students at significant U.S. educational institutions were likely spies, indicating a long-term pattern of intellectual and security breaches facilitated by educational exchanges.

Brannon and Leo also touch upon the complicated relationship between the U.S., Russia, and China, with Leo criticizing U.S. policies that seem to overlook the military alliance between Russia and China while focusing predominantly on economic ties with China. This segment is framed within the context of global security and the U.S.'s strategic positioning.

Additionally, they discuss the potential domestic implications of these international relations, especially the impact on national security and internal policies. Leo points out that while the U.S. government focuses on external threats, it may be inadvertently overlooking or underestimating the internal threats posed by foreign nationals on American soil.

This episode of Brannon Howse Live with Leo Holm provides a comprehensive overview of current global and domestic security issues, emphasizing the need for vigilant and coherent policies to safeguard U.S. national interests. The conversation serves as a reminder of the complex and often interconnected challenges that face the U.S. in a rapidly changing global landscape.

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