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Chinese-made cars aren’t just cheap; they’re rolling data collection devices. They map where you go, who you see, and what’s around our critical infrastructure, and hand that data to a foremost adversary. Congress must act to keep CCP-connected vehicles off American roads. More about the bipartisan, Rep. John Moolenaar... show more

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Chinese EVs are rolling data collection devices. They threaten our auto jobs and our military industrial base. China’s unfair trade practices are hollowing out the industries we rely on to keep America strong. Stopping CCP-subsidized EVs is about national security and American workers. Chairman Rep. John Moolenaar explains why Congress is moving to restrict Chinese-made EVs and components.

Chinese EVs are rolling data collection devices. They threaten our auto jobs and our military industrial base. China’s unfair trade practices are hollowing out the industries we rely on to keep America strong. Stopping CCP-subsidized EVs is about national security and American workers. Chairman Rep. John Moolenaar explains why Congress is moving to restrict Chinese-made EVs and components.

Select Committee on China

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Chairman Rep. John Moolenaar | “Chinese drones and even cranes in our ports can ‘phone home’ to the CCP, quietly tracking what’s happening in our communities and critical infrastructure.” Every blind spot in our skies or at our ports is an open door for the CCP. This isn’t theory, it’s a national security threat.

Chairman Rep. John Moolenaar | “Chinese drones and even cranes in our ports can ‘phone home’ to the CCP, quietly tracking what’s happening in our communities and critical infrastructure.” Every blind spot in our skies or at our ports is an open door for the CCP. This isn’t theory, it’s a national security threat.

Select Committee on China

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Why is there suddenly such an aggressive push against American data centers and AI infrastructure? After seeing a major spike in coordinated opposition campaigns around our Utah projects, we conducted a digital audit and traced a large amount of the activity back to an organization called Alliance for a Better Utah, which has been pushing misinformation throughout Box Elder County about our data center developments. What’s even more concerning is where the funding appears to originate. After reviewing IRS Form 990 filings and tracing the network behind it, the money appears tied to Chinese linked funding channels connected through an organization called Arabella. Think about the incentive, if China is racing to dominate AI and compute capacity, why wouldn’t they want to slow American infrastructure down?

Why is there suddenly such an aggressive push against American data centers and AI infrastructure? After seeing a major spike in coordinated opposition campaigns around our Utah projects, we conducted a digital audit and traced a large amount of the activity back to an organization called Alliance for a Better Utah, which has been pushing misinformation throughout Box Elder County about our data center developments. What’s even more concerning is where the funding appears to originate. After reviewing IRS Form 990 filings and tracing the network behind it, the money appears tied to Chinese linked funding channels connected through an organization called Arabella. Think about the incentive, if China is racing to dominate AI and compute capacity, why wouldn’t they want to slow American infrastructure down?

Kevin O'Leary aka Mr. Wonderful

1,308,072 views • 4 months ago

OPENING STATEMENT | At today's hearing, Chairman Rep. John Moolenaar made it clear: America must act to protect its AI and technological edge. "The pattern is clear. China is dependent on our tech stack to continue their AI development. China is willing to buy what they can, and steal what they cannot, to advance their AI ambitions. The task for Congress is to pass legislation that will stop China’s multiprong effort to legally and illegally acquire America’s tech stack to use it against us."

OPENING STATEMENT | At today's hearing, Chairman Rep. John Moolenaar made it clear: America must act to protect its AI and technological edge. "The pattern is clear. China is dependent on our tech stack to continue their AI development. China is willing to buy what they can, and steal what they cannot, to advance their AI ambitions. The task for Congress is to pass legislation that will stop China’s multiprong effort to legally and illegally acquire America’s tech stack to use it against us."

Select Committee on China

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Instagram launches forced Data Collection to use their app If you login and get this prompt, you must accept data all this data collection or you will be promoted to log out and not allowed to use the App Here is a full down of what’s mandatory to give up to use Instagram: Collection and use of personal data: They collect our activity on Instagram (posts, stories, likes, comments, searches, time spent), device info, IP address, contacts (if synced), messages, location (when enabled), demographics, and inferred interests Sharing of data with other Meta companies. They take all the personal data they collected and share across Facebook, WhatsApp, Threads, Oculus, etc. Cross-border transfers of personal data: Your data is sent and stored in the US and other countries where Meta has offices/data centers or partners. Location information: Precise location (GPS when you use features like Stories or check-ins), approximate location from IP/Wi-Fi, and location-based activity history. Stop using META products

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The blockchain story is getting more complicated and more realistic. Institutions aren’t excited about speculation. They care about security, control, and certainty. That’s why the conversation has shifted to private blockchains and quantum security. Nothing is guaranteed to win forever, not even Ethereum. Blockchain is just a tool. The real opportunity now is infrastructure: power, data centers, compute, and the systems that make AI and digital payments possible. That’s where serious capital is moving and that’s where I’m focused.

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27,014 views • 4 months ago

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10,901 views • 1 month ago

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Chinese EVs are surging overseas, but concerns that the connected vehicles could collect data and send it back to China are raising security alarms. Steve Harrigan gets a firsthand look inside one of China's massive EV factories, where highly automated assembly lines are producing cars ranging from roughly $10,000 to models capable of topping 200 mph. The concerns extend beyond the U.S. market. Israel has banned Chinese EVs from military bases over spying fears, while tariffs of more than 100% help keep the vehicles out of the U.S. market. Download the FOX News app to follow this developing story:

Fox News

125,827 views • 5 days ago

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82,524 views • 1 year ago

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To Michigan's Republican congressional delegation: A fundamental principle of our Republic is under attack: the right that only American citizens decide our elections. The SAVE America Act is straightforward and non-negotiable: it requires proof of U.S. citizenship to register and vote. It is necessary, long overdue, and what Michigan voters demand. We have seen the damage here in Michigan - confirmed non-citizens on our voter rolls and casting ballots. This erodes trust and dilutes every legal vote. Vote YES on the SAVE America Act this week. Lead the nation on election integrity, protect every citizen's voice, and stand with President Trump. As Michigan’s next Attorney General, I will keep fighting for secure elections and putting Michiganders first. 🇺🇸 Rep. Jack Bergman Rep. John Moolenaar Rep. Bill Huizenga Rep. Tim Walberg Congressman Tom Barrett Chairwoman Lisa McClain Rep. John James Michigan GOP Michigan House Republicans Greg Manz Michigan News Source The Gateway Pundit meshawn maddock Steve Gruber Justin Barclay Trucker Randy The Midwesterner Michigan College Republicans RAGA RNLA ⚖️ Benny Johnson Sean Hannity 🇺🇸 Donald J. Trump JD Vance Rapid Response 47

To Michigan's Republican congressional delegation: A fundamental principle of our Republic is under attack: the right that only American citizens decide our elections. The SAVE America Act is straightforward and non-negotiable: it requires proof of U.S. citizenship to register and vote. It is necessary, long overdue, and what Michigan voters demand. We have seen the damage here in Michigan - confirmed non-citizens on our voter rolls and casting ballots. This erodes trust and dilutes every legal vote. Vote YES on the SAVE America Act this week. Lead the nation on election integrity, protect every citizen's voice, and stand with President Trump. As Michigan’s next Attorney General, I will keep fighting for secure elections and putting Michiganders first. 🇺🇸 Rep. Jack Bergman Rep. John Moolenaar Rep. Bill Huizenga Rep. Tim Walberg Congressman Tom Barrett Chairwoman Lisa McClain Rep. John James Michigan GOP Michigan House Republicans Greg Manz Michigan News Source The Gateway Pundit meshawn maddock Steve Gruber Justin Barclay Trucker Randy The Midwesterner Michigan College Republicans RAGA RNLA ⚖️ Benny Johnson Sean Hannity 🇺🇸 Donald J. Trump JD Vance Rapid Response 47

Kevin Kijewski

12,200 views • 7 months ago

The right finds it very easy to question the loyalty of Muslims to Britain. But they never speak out about Jews who openly say they aren’t loyal to Britain. Enough with the two-tier. All who are disloyal must go. “Diaspora Jews need also to realise you are not just Americans with Judaism added on, in Britain they’re not just British with Judaism added on, they are part of the Jewish people and the Jewish nation and that should come first. First and foremost you are Jews everything else is secondary”

The right finds it very easy to question the loyalty of Muslims to Britain. But they never speak out about Jews who openly say they aren’t loyal to Britain. Enough with the two-tier. All who are disloyal must go. “Diaspora Jews need also to realise you are not just Americans with Judaism added on, in Britain they’re not just British with Judaism added on, they are part of the Jewish people and the Jewish nation and that should come first. First and foremost you are Jews everything else is secondary”

Wolf 🐺

15,819 views • 6 months ago

Rep. Roy on Mornings with Maria: "We've sent the SAVE America Act over, which would be very clear about ensuring that only American citizens vote in American elections, and that you have voter ID when you show up to vote. We're just asking the Senate to do their job, which is to put the bill on the floor and to force anybody who objects, presumably Democrats, to have to stand up on the floor and speak and exhaust their time if they want to quote filibuster." FOX Business

Rep. Roy on Mornings with Maria: "We've sent the SAVE America Act over, which would be very clear about ensuring that only American citizens vote in American elections, and that you have voter ID when you show up to vote. We're just asking the Senate to do their job, which is to put the bill on the floor and to force anybody who objects, presumably Democrats, to have to stand up on the floor and speak and exhaust their time if they want to quote filibuster." FOX Business

Rep. Chip Roy Press Office

17,519 views • 7 months ago

Data centers are already here, and they’re here to stay. They’re only going to get bigger, use vastly more power, and require millions of tonnes of copper at a scale we simply do not have the capacity to mine yet… We looked at one Microsoft baby data center and found that it used 2,177 tonnes of copper. This was just one tiny data center. No one has found as much copper as the Ivanhoe group, but we cannot rest on our laurels. We must keep discovering new deposits, building new mines and producing more copper if we can hope to keep GDP growth at 2% and build a better world for our children and grandchildren… Our gratitude, as always, to BMO Metals and Mining in its 35th edition for providing a tier one platform to discuss what’s really needed.

Data centers are already here, and they’re here to stay. They’re only going to get bigger, use vastly more power, and require millions of tonnes of copper at a scale we simply do not have the capacity to mine yet… We looked at one Microsoft baby data center and found that it used 2,177 tonnes of copper. This was just one tiny data center. No one has found as much copper as the Ivanhoe group, but we cannot rest on our laurels. We must keep discovering new deposits, building new mines and producing more copper if we can hope to keep GDP growth at 2% and build a better world for our children and grandchildren… Our gratitude, as always, to BMO Metals and Mining in its 35th edition for providing a tier one platform to discuss what’s really needed.

Robert Friedland

15,783 views • 6 months ago