Everything we buy from China could be a weapon used against US: Gordon Chang | Fox Business Video

In a recent discussion, Gordon Chang expressed concerns about the potential risks associated with goods imported from China. He highlighted the possibility that common items, including everyday appliances and electric vehicles, could be adapted for malicious purposes similar to tactics used against Israel. This raises alarms for U.S. cybersecurity and national security as these products might be used to gather intelligence or as tools of espionage.

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The ongoing geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and China could lead to increased scrutiny and potential sanctions on Chinese goods. This might create a negative sentiment towards companies heavily reliant on Chinese imports. Potential investors should be cautious about investing in firms that could face operational disruptions due to these geopolitical risks.

Companies involved in cybersecurity and defense, such as CrowdStrike or Northrop Grumman, may see increased demand for their services due to heightened security risks associated with Chinese products. These firms might benefit from government contracts and increased focus on national security.

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