Former President donald trump recently shared a video in which he berated his successor Joe Biden for ending a program he set up at the Justice Department Fight against Chinese espionage.

What happened: Trump said, “China has many thousands of spies working in the United States in business, finance, science, technology, media and probably even government.”

“When I’m back in the White House [the efforts to combat Chinese spying] It’s going to be expanded very, very heavily,” Trump said.

“Instead of chasing Republicans, a reformed FBI and Justice Department will be chasing Chinese spies.”

Why it matters: Trump emphasized his plans to take over Chinese espionage in the three-minute video he shared on Truth Social.

“We will form new partnerships with companies and universities to give them the tools to protect themselves from insider threats, we will also impose any visa sanctions and travel restrictions necessary to allow Chinese access to.” American secrets.”

On Monday, the former president released another video mocking Biden’s reaction to a Chinese balloon flying over the United States. This video showed the country under Biden in a state of disarray.

Despite this, the head of the North American Aerospace Defense Command, Gen. Glen Van HerckHe said balloon rides like that during the Trump era flew over the United States undetected, reported Politically.

“I will tell you that we have not detected these threats. And that’s a domain awareness gap that we need to figure out. But I don’t want to go into too much detail,” said VanHerck.

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