How China, Russia Could Cripple US Satellites & Paralyze the US Military & Economy—Brandon Weichert

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In this episode, we sit down with Brandon Weichert to discuss his new book “Winning Space.”

Russia and China have weaponized space and pulled far ahead of America in the space race, says geopolitical analyst Brandon Weichert. “The Americans had better start playing catch up, otherwise, we will face a space Pearl Harbor,” Weichert said. They already have the capacity to cripple American satellites, which would not only paralyze U.S. military operations, it would also prevent you from doing basic things like paying for gas with your credit card or getting directions on your GPS.

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