JAMES FANELL, retired Intelligence Officer for the Indo-Pacific, US Navy, former National Security Affairs Fellow, Hoover Institute:

James Fanell inquiries into Prof. Di's speech about China's "old friends" in the US from 1992-2016

Fanell delves into the Chinese sympathizers within Washington's policy circles

PART II: 

Fanell lays out examples of Chinese "arrogance" in the past, most namely in the South China Sea

China built artificial islands in the South China Sea  the size of Pearl Harbor

The role Wallstreet has played in underwriting the Chinese threat

PART III: 

Fanell: "Intelligence is clear, Beijing seeks to dominate the world"

Biden's potential pick for Director of National Intelligence, Avril Haines, and National Security Advisor, Jake Sullivan

PART IV: 

Fanell argues that the US cannot expect to challenge the People's Liberation Army's Navy with less than 300 ships 

Assessing US Naval Performance: Quality Vs. Quantity