China’s Growing Cyber Threat Poses Major Danger to Trump’s America

As President Donald Trump prepares to return to the White House, FBI Director Christopher Wray is sounding the alarm on the greatest long-term threat facing the United States: communist China. In an interview on CBS News’ “60 Minutes,” Wray exposed the terrifying extent of China’s cyber warfare, espionage, and infiltration into America’s critical infrastructure.

With just days left in his tenure before Trump replaces him with Kash Patel, Wray laid out the disturbing reality:

• China’s cyber hacking program is larger than that of every major nation combined and has stolen more personal and corporate data from Americans than every other country big or small put together.

• Chinese cyber operatives have pre-positioned malware inside U.S. infrastructure, allowing them to disable water treatment plants, transportation systems, power grids, gas pipelines, and telecommunications networks at will.

• The regime is lying in wait, ready to unleash chaos on the U.S. whenever it deems necessary.

These revelations come at a time when America is already grappling with Biden’s disastrous foreign policy failures, which have only emboldened adversaries like China, Russia, and Iran. For years, the Biden administration has ignored the growing cyber threat from Beijing, prioritizing “woke” military policies over national security. Meanwhile, China has been methodically embedding itself into American technology, stealing trade secrets, and setting up an attack that could cripple our way of life.

Under Trump’s leadership, the United States cracked down on Chinese spies, imposed tough tariffs, and cut off Beijing’s access to advanced U.S. semiconductor technology. If Trump returns to power, expect a no-nonsense, America-first approach to confronting China one that Joe Biden was never willing to take.

The stakes couldn’t be higher. China is not just an economic competitor; it is an enemy intent on controlling the future of the world. It has infiltrated American institutions, bought off politicians, and now stands ready to hold U.S. infrastructure hostage. If Washington doesn’t wake up, we could be facing a cyber Pearl Harbor.

Trump understands the danger, and with strong leadership, America can push back against China’s creeping influence. But it will take bold action not the weak appeasement we’ve seen for the last four years.

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