Huawei is running a major campaign in Canada trying to address concerns that Huawei Canada might be used as a spying service by Beijing. The United States issued an executive order aimed at banning Huawei from its networks this week, and National Post columnist Kelly McParland says we should do the same. McParland says Canada absolutely shouldn't trust China to play by the rules in this case, and notes that Chinese law requires Huawei to comply with intelligence agencies no matter what promises they make. Canadians Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor, who have been detained in China since December, were formally arrested this morning and were charged with conspiring to steal Chinese state secrets. McParland joins Murray now to discuss why Huawi and China shouldn't be taken at their word.