Day: September 19, 2025

President Trump repeatedly claims tariffs will reap “billions” of dollars for the U.S.—and so far, he’s right. According to the Penn Wharton Budget Model, the U.S. has collected more than $158 billion as of early September 2025. So where does that money go and how does Congress appropriate that money? WSJ examines how much money the U.S. has made from tariffs, how the money from tariffs is collected and where it ultimately goes. Chapters:0:00 Tariff revenue 0:36 How much the U.S. has made2:16 How tariffs are collected3:18 Where the money goes4:38 Tariff legal challenges

Taiwan has gotten creative in the war of propaganda with China!

Gatestone Institute senior fellow Gordon Chang discusses China reportedly banning the sale of Nvidia A.I. chips, Trump extending the TikTok deadline and the rising tension in the South China Sea.

We really want China to calm down, but there is so much unrest, we have to break it down for you. So many stories in this episode.

In the 1960s, China is back as a major world power – a nuclear-armed communist state, charting its own course. Chairman Mao makes his return to frontline politics, calling for permanent ‘Cultural Revolution’. The consequences for Chinese society will be far-reaching, transformative and traumatic.But Mao cannot live forever, and as his power fades in the following decade, those in his shadow fight for the right to lead China into the future.

China’s airlines are bleeding billions despite packed flights. In this video, I reveal the shocking truth behind Air China, China Eastern, and China Southern’s massive losses — and why the fuller the flight, the faster they go broke.From collapsing international travel to vicious domestic price wars, these “national champions” are flying straight into financial ruin. This isn’t just about airlines — it’s a mirror of China’s collapsing economy. Don’t miss this deep dive into the chaos unfolding above China’s skies.