Trump Drops INCREDIBLE New Video Promising To Stand Up To China

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Posted By: Virginia Christian Alliance January 19, 2023

Trump Vows to Ban Chinese Investment, Ownership in US If President Again

 

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Former President Donald Trump promises to ban Chinese nationals from buying farmland or owning telecommunications, energy, technology, and medical supplies companies in the U.S. if he returns to the White House, the New York Post reported Wednesday.

Trump, who in November kicked off his 2024 presidential campaign, expressed his plans in a nearly 3-minute policy video shared with the Post.

“China is buying up our technology. They’re buying up food supplies. They’re buying up our farmland. They’re buying up our minerals and natural resources. They’re buying up our ports and shipping terminals. And with the help of corrupt influence-peddlers like the Biden crime family, China is even trying to buy up the pillars of the U.S. energy industry,” Trump says in the video, the Post reported.

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