Posobiec: Swalwell Was Clearly Honey-Potted by CCP, What Tasks Was He Performing For China? | Video

STEVE BANNON: Since you’re a former intelligence officer in the Navy, with Swalwell, how could this have gone on for so long? Clearly he was getting honeypotted, but that was a story forever. But now it’s so much worse. Ministry of State Security—they tried to flip her, but the bottom line is she’s a Chinese spy.

He’s on the House Intel. Not only is he getting fed the most sensitive information our government has, or virtually the most sensitive, let’s say. He’s, in addition, running the Star Chamber during President Trump’s first term, and nobody backs him off. This thing totally confuses me, sir. Make it make sense.

JACK POSOBIEC: Well, Steve, let’s go back to the beginning here, because I think you just said it there, but just thread the needle. A guy who was being run by a Chinese intelligence operation was running the Russiagate conspiracy to stop President Trump’s first term.

So you’re telling me that it wasn’t a Russian intelligence operation, but we have direct evidence now that a Chinese intelligence operation was involved in Trump’s first Russiagate conspiracy and running, by the way, the House Intel Committee.

So my question, Steve, isn’t what was he passing to her. It’s not just that, but what about the directionality? What about the asking? What about, “Eric, here’s what you need to do for us so that we won’t let those pictures get out. We won’t let those videos get out”?

Like, oh, by the way, the video that I released of Eric Swalwell doing what he was doing over there in Las Vegas.

What if you were the Chinese Communist Party? That’s what they do after they have the compromising information, after they have you honeypotted.

It’s not just about information, Steve. It’s about tasking, and tasking includes verifiable receivables.

What receivables was Eric Swalwell asked to put in?

And so this is a guy—I mean, obviously he should be under FBI interrogation right now. The DOJ absolutely should be looking into this in the same way that they should be looking into that CCP Ministry of State Security building that they built—that they just purchased—within sniper distance of the White House, where they—and, by the way, it’s not just about the physical threat, but also the geolocational threats, also the sensors that they can put up in there, the cell phone sensors that they can put up, like Stingrays, on the tower, and they can suck out any cell phone signal that’s going in and out of the White House on a regular basis.

If your cell phone is activated, now the CCP knows who’s going in and out of the White House on a daily basis. They can follow them home. Why? Because they’re also looking for other people with more tasking that they can be able to recruit.

These are all, by the way, textbook 101 intelligence operations.

My question is, that’s great that we got the documents. I love that we have this. Where are the arrests? Where’s the counterintelligence investigation? Why are we allowing these things to operate on our soil?

STEVE BANNON: One last thing before I let you go. Give me a minute, because you speak fluent Mandarin. It’s a CCP specialty.

We don’t really have a Ministry of State Security. It’s a combination of FBI and CIA at the highest and toughest levels. Just explain to the audience what it is and why it’s so dangerous.

JACK POSOBIEC: Well, yeah, the MSS, the Second Bureau—I mean, again, the Chinese Communist Party runs everything in China. Their structure is quite different from our structure.

They take a whole-of-society approach to everything because the CCP is a societal control mechanism. They don’t have specific separation between state and private and public and private like we would in the United States, even though, of course, you could argue that with Fauci those lines get a little blurry sometimes.

I’ll give you an example. When we looked at the Wuhan Institute of Virology, they said, “Well, wait a minute, that’s not a military organization.” But then we found out that it was run by a general, and we found out that the experiments were being approved by a general. It was coming from the military budget.

So you see, this is exactly how it’s set up. They’ll say it’s not part of the military, but you have to understand that in China everything falls under the umbrella of the CCP.

The Ministry of State Security is Xi Jinping’s personal arm overseas to conduct these operations.

So internal security, yes, they’re the ones who go after the dissidents. They’re the ones that lock up anybody who’s organizing the Christian churches, the underground churches in Beijing. They’re the ones who go after you if you don’t go to the approved—you know, the five approved religions of China and the PRC—they will come after you.

But this is key, Steve: Once they get information on you, whether it’s internal or external, whether it’s in Canada with Mr. Trudeau or whether it’s in Australia, or whether it’s any of these countries, the minute they get that information on you, they turn to you for tasking.

It’s not just like Jonathan Pollard stealing all the secrets and sending them to the Soviets. No, no, no. It’s actually about the Soviets and Israel.

It’s actually about what can they do for you while they’re still in place, while they have the placement and access.