We Pushed Russia Into A Partnership With China And There Will Be Hell To Pay

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Host Steve Bannon sets the state for the Olympics opening in Beijing today, then talks to Gen. Keith Kellogg about the national security implications of what is happening in Ukraine and China.

“This is a national humiliation… Now that we’ve pushed Russia into a partnership with China, we’re gonna have hell to pay for that. The entire structure of the world economy is based upon American capital feeding the slave labor market in China…. There are many dark days ahead of us.”

Part 1: We Pushed Russia Into A Partnership With China And There Will Be Hell To Pay

Part 2: Russians will team up with the Chinese and the Iranians

Part 3: Lack Of Will Of The President Of The United States Puts Us In Harm’s Way

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