America Is on Track To Lose a Nuclear War With China

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Let’s say the President of the United States wanted to respond to a Chinese nuclear attack on the American Air Force base in Guam by targeting a similar Chinese site with our own tactical nuclear weapon. We probably couldn’t do so if we tried.

Our new mini-documentary explores the vulnerabilities of our current nuclear arsenal and what must be done to restore deterrence from the growing nuclear threats around the world.

Read our full report called, A Road Map for Rebuilding America’s Nuclear Arsenal, here

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Bob Peters, Senior Research Fellow for Strategic Deterrence

Rebeccah Heinrichs, Senior Fellow, the Hudson Institute

Admiral Charles Richard, USN (Ret) Commander, U.S. Strategic Command, 2019-2022

Robert Joseph, Under Secretary of State 2005-2007

Frank Miller, Former Senior Director, National Security Council

Senator Deb Fischer, R-Neb.

Congressman Chip Roy, R-Tex.

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