Asia

Rep. Ro Khanna, D-Calif., discusses the implications of the war in Ukraine on Taiwan and China, arguing that the U.S. must be 'very clear' that it will come to Taiwan's defense. 

Rep. Mark Green, R-Tenn., discusses world leaders isolating Russian President Vladimir Putin and the Biden administration's handling of the conflict as America's energy independence comes into question.

Former Navy SEAL team 6 Commander Dave Sears discusses the global impact of China and Russia's blooming relationship as the invasion of Ukraine continues.

'Fox & Friends First' co-host Todd Piro argues Biden connotes 'weakness' as mainstream media presses him on handling of Russia.

Former U.S. National Intelligence Director under President Obama, Admiral Dennis Blair discusses the Russian invasion in Ukraine as the U.S., European allies prepare to launch more sanctions on Russia.

Gen. Keith Kellogg argues 'this is a global issue,' not a European issue anymore as Russia moves to invade Ukraine.

Fox News Contributor Gen. Keith Kellogg argues Biden 'needs to act very decisively' as Russia launches 'full-scale invasion' in Ukraine.

Former CIA and Army Case Officer Kevin Carroll argues 'it's no secret that the communist regime in Beijing as a matter of state policy wants Taiwan back.'

Former CIA and Army Case Officer Kevin Carroll discusses the Russia-Ukraine conflict and its impact on China's rising aggression against Taiwan.

Former State Department policy planning director Kiron Skinner discusses China and Russia's relationship as the two countries look to unseat the U.S. as the global economic super power.

Rep. Mike Gallagher, R-Wisc., discusses China's lingering threat over Taiwan, the 'Free Peng Shuai Act' as the 2022 Beijing Olympics continue and the origins of COVID.

Sen. Bill Hagerty, R-Tenn., discusses the ongoing Ukraine crisis following Biden's meeting with the German chancellor, arguing the U.S. needs to impose sanctions on Russia 'so Putin can get a taste of what's to come.'

Indiana Republican Senator Todd Young notes that his 'biggest concern' as the Olympic games were set to begin in Beijing was that the Chinese Communist Party would use them as a 'weeks-long informercial to celebrate their regime.'

Author Erich Schwartzel discusses China's Olympics app censoring words the government doesn't like, the backlash companies are facing over Olympic sponsorships and the impact China has on Hollywood.

American Conservative Union board member KT McFarland discusses Biden sending 3,000 U.S. troops to Eastern Europe amid heightened tensions with Ukraine and Russia, as well as China's rising aggression ahead of the Beijing Games.

Mark Clifford, president of the Committee for Freedom in Hong Kong, argues continued threats from China are a 'real, clear and present danger' that won't stop at Hong Kong.

Gen. Jack Keane (ret.) argues China and Russia 'have come closer together despite their historical differences.'

Gen. Jack Keane (ret.) discusses the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, Chinese President Xi Jinping's relationship with President Vladimir Putin, George Soros' comments on the Chinese government and U.A.E. intercepting another missile.