Dana Loesch
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OLYMPICS AND MORE: Stephen Yates On Russia/China; Questions Biden Admin’s ‘Crippling Sanctions’
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February 7, 2022
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10:58Now PlayingDana (@DLoesch/@DanaLoeschRadio) talks with Stephen Yates (@YatesComms on Twitter and GETTR), on the Olympics/Russia and China He’s a Senior Fellow at the America First Policy Institute @A1Policy See his China Policy Initiative at
He’s an International Advisor, a Global strategist with unmatched experience at the intersection of policy, media, politics, and international affairs, who advised the Bush administration, ran Radio Free Asia, is our regular Monday guest who is here to again use his knowledge and logic on all international issues.
Jake Sullivan came out to claim that they believe that “China Is Not in the Position to Compensate for Economic Losses Russia Would Suffer from Sanctions” - The idea of ‘crippling sanctions’ on Russia and China is discussed. The Olympics - regarding the Uyghurs, the food served by China - and China’s response to their own athletes is also discussed.
Stephen Yates pulls no punches as it relates to China, the IOC and more - we appreciate his expertise and perspective on these global issues - tune in every Monday to hear his analysis on all things international!
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