How The U.S. Caught A Chinese Spy

[@CNBC]

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[@geraldjunior4235]

Is It Infrastructure from where it started?

[@persistenthustle]

It's not just some engine fan blades, it's decades of research in material science, high speed computing, aerodynamics, and manufacturing technologies behind those blades. It's hundreds of millions or even billions of dollars invested in fundamental science research, industrial manufacturing, and talent development. It's also a differentiator of military capabilities in modern warfare.

[@samueljoe2313]

Also developing models like swift or crusard model

[@tiefblau2780]

*DUH!* *Did* *you* *NOTICE?* The *Numba1* Slogan had been going on for centuries now... *American* *are* *Optimistic* *by* *nature* *was* *it?* keep getting rob by some *Widow* that *Divorce* *as* *Career*

[@andreika6681]

a lot of that research is carried on by chinese fellas, educated by china :-) so, it's ok 'if they get some crumbs in return, even if they have to steal it. the us does the same, it's a fair game. chances are, in 20 yrs china will beat the us in so many high tech areas that stealing will start to go mostly in other direction...

[@GameplayTubeYT]

China Basically steal American tax payers money by stealing this Billions of dollar R&D technology and China selling this for a low price! Everyone wants to buy low price product!

[@ricecakeboii94]

Good. Make it cheaper now. Green engineering is kinda a joke.

[@deshb22]

Hats off to the investigators that got this guy

[@apstech4618]

Its just a cover up made to divert from the evidence they have on Biden taking bribes from China.

[@jacknimble4584]

They'll love you at CNBC. One of the few that got convinced by their BS.

[@jannejohansson3383]

@@bihapi they already give free to us that Covid19. Do you need something else?

[@mvirdi333fromUNITEDSTATES]

God Bless- Great USA 🇺🇸. Praying 🤲 for Bright future Of Great America.

[@jannejohansson3383]

@@bihapi why china need to lead nothing? They haven't working rules and know just zero to leading a world. Some country will lead other's to right way, if those leaded ones agree it too. China have own work to do and there's no countries who want to copy anything from china and be leaded by them. Not even some Hongkong and even old puppet's would quit.

[@aowi7280]

The sad part is this is happening to all industrial and military contractors.

[@samnnamani]

It goes deep. Look at where they are now, its all stolen

[@stevenhornostaj5676]

Canada Chinese police stations

[@o0o-jd-o0o95]

I've been saying that I would not doubt that China has agents in our military

[@jasonborne5724]

One down, one million to go……… Oh wait, they’re coming across our southern border in droves, never mind……….

[@kimobrien.]

@@jasonborne5724 That's right they are coming in to replace the cheap labor that can't afford to reproduce itself. That's one of the reason they are ending abortion for the poor also. The fertility rate in advanced capitalist societies is below population replacement. Without immigration or a major change in culture they will not have enough young to take care of the elderly.

[@isaacyoder4137]

Seeing 2 senators from different parties sit next to eachother like that was badass

[@MACTEP_CHOB]

2 different bipartisan parties )

[@alejandrooreilly5404]

seeing these two senators agree on this is enlightening

[@nathanmartinez2630]

How is it enlightening? It just reflects that both of their constituents oppose trade secrets being leaked to countries like China, which is easy for pretty much everyone in America to be in favor of.

[@trailguy]

these are two of the more reasonable men in the senate.

[@goodstufffromdavidpaul2246]

It's the way the whole system is supposed to work.

[@yaphonghor4409]

Do you know Pompeo said: "We lie, steal and cheat"?

[@aviator-p1v]

Well senators are also the people who think apps don't need internet

[@stvwds61]

As a retired former highly cleared Aerospace/Defense Engineer and Program/Project Manager, I know from personal experience the US intelligence community stress tests individual and program security through role play and other functional means. My career spanned the Toshiba submarine prop effort and Walker spy cases, among a handful of others. I personally was approached by an agent in a public social gathering of many employees pretending to be just an average curious citizen asking questions about my work. I suspected something fishy about his interest and immediately reported the adverse incident to my program security office. Their response and reaction was telling, in that my notice was not unexpected. It was a stress test!

[@Leshic2]

Smart. great to hear that thesd stress tests happen and that employees are tested. Thank you for sharing. Very encouraging to hear!

[@Weirdfanny]

You don’t have to lie someone with security clearance of what you speak of knows they could never speak of anything they did retired or not

[@dreadsaregoodred7433]

@@Weirdfannypeople make fake accounts all the time 😂😂😂 how they going to know this person … people use VPN now 😂

[@stvwds61]

@@Weirdfanny My friend, most of the programs I participated in are long declassified, as they are currently used in the field.

[@AiJaiDeeSaMer]

The Chinese had been stealing the " Know How Technology " from the West for a long time without people knowing or realizing. Now it's almost too late and we might be falling behind them. Never to let any Chinese citizen enter the U.S in the first place. They had been doing worse to other smaller and less develop countries like Asia. Time for a new and stronger president. Joe Biden is too soft and weak. Mr. Xi Ji Peng and the CCP see him as a piece of cake but not a threat. Trump was more of a threat to them. LOL

[@edmerced1522]

Who ever set up these short documentaries should get a raise

[@Imapurenoobass]

i dont think this documentary is accurate, at least from US side of the stand point is one-sided.

[@Gmthekiller]

Ok wumao bot​@@Imapurenoobass

[@Shaysbabyfather]

@@Gmthekillershut up

[@a.yashwanth]

they already get their salary.

[@edmerced1522]

@ I’m talking about a raise you genius

[@namastelounge3863]

When I lived in Kenya I once bumped into a Chinese spy. She was a young and very good looking girl. There were a number of things that made me suspicious. She did not want me to take photos of her, she wanted to know if I had any local political contacts, she worked as a Chinese language teacher at a local college yet drove and expensive 4x4 and had top notch camera equipment and her pervious assignment was in Tibet. I straight up asked if she was a spy you should have seen her face !

[@namastelounge3863]

You are another Chinese actor !

[@00shivani]

whoaa lol

[@mozi3051]

The chinese are very serious about this place. How serious? their diplomats have an unofficial office in a chinese restaurant. Its next door the us embassy here. Also the chinese embassy is across the road from kenyan defence headquarters. They bought and built in the most strategic places. Office blocks, apartments and warehouses. Not to sell, they are the new landlords. They bought city hall a long time ago. They build 20 floor apartments on one acre of land and 900 idivudual studio units.

[@Avatar_2025]

US are struggling to compete in Renewable energy because their dollars are stuck crude oil and gas, EV with Chinese brands are doing better because Chinese currency is not stuck in crude oil and gas. EV cars will be on many roads in the next 20 years because, borrowing dollars to buy crude and gas based energy is unsustainable. As for Chinese technologists, may be, they are stealing ideas before they reach American heads. However, 250,000 Chinese stem graduates vs 6 million American stem graduates every year may tell a different story regarding who is innovating in tech and who is not.

[@yaphonghor4409]

She went to Kenya to spy...you must be a highly trained CIA top agent! What on earth is she spying on in Africa?

[@jaredspencer3304]

It's worth noting that these engine fan blades aren't just marginally better corporate products, they're essential for advanced military jet engines, which is why China desperately wants this tech.

[@persistenthustle]

that's why they want them.

[@TheDudeInTheWild007]

I agree, thats why they went them

[@MrThechonz]

Can confirm, that’s why they want them

[@b1ff]

Without question, that's why they want them

[@arielheinsberg5827]

Yup, the Chinese been doing this for decades .

[@PM2024-]

I’m an American who lived in China from 2004 to 2020. I had a simple job as a teacher. Because I flew a lot I earned status with an American airline that led to lots of upgrades to business class to & from Shanghai. Over the years I lost track of how many Americans were getting paid to travel to China to give presentations about their “field of expertise,” - from executives in the banking & real estate sector to professors at top US universities & doctors from well known hospitals. I heard their stories about how they were wined & dined, offered gifts like second homes in China and so much more.

[@slypear]

Still happening here (in PRChina) today~

[@slypear]

@serriajohn What are you on about? I taught ESL, etc here (in PRChina) and wasn't expected to be a spy for any of the countries I held passports for~

[@slypear]

@serriajohn *Waves back in counterintelligence*

[@sharpe8888]

​@serriajohnHi MSS agent!

[@TitusAzzurro]

Bro, how did you survive during the lockdown? Lived in Sh from 2009 till 2017 and I'm super glad my last memories of the place ended then.

[@gordian190spiral3]

I applaud the two senators for not tearing each other apart while in the same room and uniting together to achieve the same goal, like true Americans.

[@theman5887]

They generally don't in these committees. They set aside their differences to get a noble job done.

[@kkinva68]

they are both somewhat moderate

[@Aldnon]

"Common enemy"

[@jacobp8294]

​@@theman5887it's sad how low the bar is for cooperation beyond party lines. Disagreements are good for a healthy government, division is not.

[@NorthernChinese]

Proud to not be American 😂no thank you

[@marygracetakeuchi4766]

PHILIPPINES wake up!

[@jannalyzer3944]

I agree with you. Sadly people are too dumb to even know. I even have suspects at my workplace. Sadly again nothing can be done.

[@dasig3010]

Philippines wake up? hahaha Philippines doesnt have anything to offer at all. HAHAHA

[@marygracetakeuchi4766]

@@dasig3010 we can offer you. 🤪

[@partyeslife8157]

lol wakeup from what? they caught that guy with a drone and some surveillance equipment. if they were sleeping, then they wouldn't catch him right? lol

[@partyeslife8157]

@@dasig3010 why did you think they need to offer something? And to whom? Do you offer your services too? lol

[@Parabellumjohn215]

This is the reason I push so hard for good security practices in my day to day work. Unfortunately I often encounter people that only focus on the business side of building software and they are willing to take shortcuts to speed up development time, at the cost of security best practices. In my opinion, we are more vulnerable than most people realize.

[@buddyatnj]

I work in one of the sensitive sectors mentioned in this video. Many of my colleagues are from China. Once in a while, theses folks resign overnight after working for several years in the field. In all these cases, they moved back to China working for competition with BIG paychecks.I wonder how much secrets they were carrying with them

[@Leshic2]

@@buddyatnj 100% lots!

[@Leshic2]

Thanks for sharing your stories. I worked in semiconductor equipment, and about 13yrs ago, we suddenly locked out all employees there on Ch work VISAs, from sensitive servers that helped IP. We had a Chinese PhD engineer who complained about needing access to these to do their job. This espionage has been going on for well over 10yrs. Closer to 20yrs.

[@JL-yt5hy]

I think industries must work together with the government to come up with solid action plans to combat R&D theft but one good way is to design many different proto types of a product or software- with one been real and the rest fakes. Use the fake designs as bait to both catch and defer would be thieves.

[@ph11p3540]

I retired from a big company that prefers to remain anonymous. As part of our final hiring process, each employee was subject to a police background check, a financial background check, sign a non disclosure agreement and non compete clause. All that because we handled documents from large corporations, government and the military. We just looked like any other reprographic and sign making firm but we had some pretty special clearances. I was a confidential and restricted clearance document printer. Handled some pretty amazing blueprints, maps and tech manuals. Had one client who offered me a decommissioned compressor blade bank assembly so I can turn it into a fantastic coffee table design element under a round class table when they found out my unique free time furniture making skills.

[@mariosubatrop3080]

It is kinda frustrating to know decades of R&D payed for by taxpayers can just be stolen like that.

[@jacekpaszkowski2000]

This GE employee is obviously Chinese who's more than likely a US Citizen now. We need to stop admitting these toads into the country, plus stop hiring them into any positions that they can exploit. If they want to work let them deliver newspapers, toad food, or they can work as rickshaws. Never ever hire one to position within a corporation, Government or Military installation. I'm disgusted by thee toads always trying to steal our intellectual property and Military tech. There was a Canadian Chinese national (toad) arrested and deported to the US where he's serving time for getting toad spies access to US Military tech about aircraft like the F35 and C130 i beliueve, his names Su Bin, this happened in 2016.

[@NorCalMoDo]

US spy network is bigger around the world

[@alanmaclain2285]

taxpayers. just because you pay tax that doesn't mean you own every research and classified information in this country

[@liveinsea1]

a lousy spy whose resume could be searched online.

[@jacekpaszkowski2000]

@@alanmaclain2285 Hey Mr know-it-all, you responded to the wrong comment, I wrote nothing in relation to taxes. This was my comment... "This GE employee is obviously Chinese who's more than likely a US Citizen now. We need to stop admitting these toads into the country, plus stop hiring them into any positions that they can exploit. If they want to work let them deliver newspapers, toad food, or they can work as rickshaws. Never ever hire one to position within a corporation, Government or Military installation. I'm disgusted by thee toads always trying to steal our intellectual property and Military tech. There was a Canadian Chinese national (toad) arrested and deported to the US where he's serving time for getting toad spies access to US Military tech about aircraft like the F35 and C130 i beliueve, his names Su Bin, this happened in 2016."

[@carycoller3140]

The fact that the GE employee was approached by the FBI prior to meeting the spy without telling anyone where he was going proves he was already prepared to hand over the information.

[@freekick129]

I was confused how the FBI found out about that so early on. Did I miss something?

[@carycoller3140]

@freekick129 I missed it too. I was thinking the same thing 🤔.

[@JerBuster77]

@@carycoller3140 Probably for the same reason he was fired in 2018 by GE. He gave something that wasn't supposed to be given away.

[@loldoctor]

@@freekick129 He's working with highly sensitive information, so I'm sure there are procedures in place to notify the government about international travel. Particularly travel to China.

[@brotakig1531]

The FBI started investigating the engineer after he went to China and didn't disclose it to his employer with his work laptop (to help prepare) for his speech at the University. That's when the FBI went and saw him when he got back and started tricking the guy in China.

[@mrwest5552]

Thank You for this post on KZbin.

[@Fireguy97]

In my experience with business and manufacturing, anytime that you partnership with the Chinese, they will work with you until they can fully manufacture your product to their advantage. Then they all of a sudden, "Have no need to proceed with your partnership because financial needs have changed." They cut ties, then manufacture your (now their) product for the Chinese market, then to sell to the world. You gave the Chinese the plans, they use cheap labor to profit and then put you out of business.

[@buddyatnj]

100%

[@yaphonghor4409]

Really? There are thousand of American companies in China and by your logic, they all have been bankrupted, right?

[@diggingmystyle]

Sounds like every country?

[@yuluoxianjun]

that is capitalism.usa did millions times same things

[@samyako9701]

Very true 👍🏻

[@AwokenEntertainment]

thanks for reporting on what many others won't talk about!

[@saulgoodman2018]

A spy who kept a calendar, on iCloud? That makes no sense. Especially if you are top level.

[@demiurgebartlett750]

The guy was having a mid life crisis give him a break

[@Xocolatben]

Implausible.

[@MisterMonsieur]

It doesn't "make sense" if you actually take the Chinese seriously. They're a paper dragon!

[@RicePho]

Not really cause Apple make it so hard to access that even they can't accesse sometimes themselves.

[@saulgoodman2018]

@@RicePho Still?

[@YourMexicanGamer]

Somewhere out there, there’s another Chinese spy watching just thinking his head off.

[@crypticnomad]

The reporter asked the guy at the start of the video "How does the US win this espionage war" and imho that question shows he doesn't understand the basics of espionage. In game theory the espionage game is an "infinite game" and that is a game where not all of the players are known, not all of the rules are known(or are basically made up as the game progresses) and the basic objective for players in that game is just to continue the game. A "finite game" is one where the players are known, rules are known and there is some target game state, target date, target amount resources, etc determines the end of the game. A player doesn't win or lose in an infinite game theory game but instead only loses the will and or resources to continue the game. For example, the US did not win the cold war and instead the USSR lost the will and resources to continue when they fell.

[@nicolaablett7790]

Well observed

[@alphasheep99]

Why did you use so many words to say that Espionage has no end? Do you think you're being intelligent by writing more? If anything the opposite, if you can't get your point across quickly and efficiently then perhaps you shouldn't be correcting people

[@stefthorman8548]

@@alphasheep99 cope clown

[@Exquisite_Poupon]

@@alphasheep99 Them: "How does the US win this espionage war?" You: "Espionage has no end." *smug face* Them: "Explain." You: *Surprised Pikachu face* My guy failed every essay question in high school.

[@sayankundu2092]

Ok nerd !

[@srreventon]

Many industries are under attack by spies. Back in the day i was an independent agent in the aerospace defence industry. I had to get security clearance to be involved in a particular project. I knew what it meant the 1st day i entered the classified secured departmsnt of that corporation. I did need to take the sensor support structure out od the facility and i believe i was given 24 hrs or 48hrs and understood 100% that the blue prints and item were classified and could not be shown to anyone. I placex my bids to manufacture the piece and soon after all the documents and blue prints were destroyed by myself to protect the technology. A few years after doing those projects i noticed the company had taken my advice on a specific procedure and it becams a mandats on some orders from suppliers (no comlensation given to myself but i take 100% credit for it)

[@bockscar1]

We are in cold War with china and Russia we need to step up our security and check anyone who is loyal to the communist party and prosecuted them to the fullest extent when we capture one of theirs they get a few years in prison when the chinese communist party catches one of our assets they get executed so you see how difficult for us to win ?

[@knowledgeringsstalkers1795]

We would like to have a series on Chinese spying and US counter intelligence

[@dallasyap3064]

I would say US is doing not so good in counter-intelligence efforts. China's spies have been able to steal sensitive information from US. But vice versa, CIA activities in China seem to be a failure. CIA struggled to operate their espionage network in China. There are literally countless CIA HUMINT sources going missing (either killed or captured), some even turned into double agents by Chinese counter-intelligence elements.

[@williamburnett7154]

Jeez do we need another hour or two of TV about Trump and his corrupted family.

[@dougdimmadomeownerofthedim2918]

Yes, tell them exactly what they're doing wrong so they can do better.

[@colinlee9678]

It is the US that is doing the most spying and data stealing in the world! The world knows this fact from Edward Snowden, Julian Assange, Jack Tazzia who speak the truth to the world !

[@_vicary]

We would like to have a series on Chinese spying removed.

[@luvwnd]

Eamon has always been a favorite reporter. great job EJ

[@pixpusha]

Thin line between spying and networking. Before I entered my current medical profession, I did A LOT of reconnaissance to learn the field, the language, the way people in the field think. If I ever want to do international work, I have to be careful to not do the same thing on that level. I could see how a country might get the wrong idea about what I'm trying to do. Medicine seems to be innocuous enough but there are things (antibiotic regiments, etc) that could be considered proprietary info. I'm glad this video is making this topic top of mind. So much to think about.

[@Leshic2]

Even more so if your name is David, and you're from Canada, and you're in China.

[@AviaryAviles159]

The Chinese will contact you soon to work with them, the FBI will wait for your move.

[@NO1xANIMExFAN]

you're unfit to be a medical professional if you think gatekeeping antibiotic regimens for political purposes is in any way ethical. you're basically saying "Let's let other countries' people (civilians who have done nothing wrong) die because they don't have our proprietary info on how to treat this disease"

[@abbacomtek]

As thin the earth’s core.

[@cyber_crypto]

Please quit with the “top of mind” bs phrase

[@DoomSlayer-ow4jq]

No, he wasn’t a lousy spy, he just hated his job.

[@randomautonomousdronepilot3384]

Lousy spy

[@alanlts]

And he did himself good. Now he has 20 years of worry less life in prison with free food and shelter

[@martinchristianaguilar5135]

@lynyoung6071 more than a White Guy can.

[@mat7258]

@@alanlts Man if big bubba finds out in prison hes a Chinese spy, hell be killed in there 100%

[@HahahaWuwuwu-z1x]

@@randomautonomousdronepilot3384 He is not a lousy spy, he just thought that Americans are too naive to catch him. Some of the comments here prove that he is somehow correct.

[@joe-nq4db]

I like when the FBI does their job

[@JL-yt5hy]

Obviously the FBI needs a lot more funding and power so they can study the movements of all Chinese nationals, including international students. The US is home to many CCP members and their family.

[@a0flj0]

They always do their job, or at least try to do so. They just rarely make it public. With good reason - more often than not, a finished operation, if revealed, would also reveal sensitive information about other, ongoing operations, and potentially compromise those.

[@baggobilbins5183]

@@a0flj0 Really? Like chase manufactured evidence? They have been doing a lot more of that...

[@GMbowtie350]

@@a0flj0The FBI knew about Larry Nassar for a whole year and in that time he molested 64 more girls. They literally knew about every mass shooter in the last 20 years at least a year in advance before their shootings. Sutherland Springs, Buffalo, Nashville, Pulse nightclub, Colorado, all those shooters were on the FBI’s radar, but they’ll find time to harass parents who are vocal at PTA meetings and track down people who weren’t even in the Capitol on Jan 6. The FBI aren’t our friends. No, they don’t even attempt to do their jobs.

[@nelsonherrera1038]

Wake up, U.S.A is time to protect our hard work and values.

[@caseroj6020]

I remember back in the 1990's how Hughes Communications wanted to use cheap Chinese launch facilities to put their satellites in orbit but the Chinese couldn't get a damn thing off the ground as it seemed like every rocket they launched went out of control and had to be remotely detonated. In comes Hughes Communications who sees an amazing opportunity to profit from cheap Chinese launches for their satellites and they give the Chinese companies-who we know are controlled by the state security services-the algorithms and software needed to stabilize rockets and keep them on a specific trajectory. The problem is those same algorithms and software for commercial satellite launches can be applied to intercontinental ballistic missile launches also. So you have an American corporation blinded by greed (they don't pass off the savings from launches to their customers) giving away technology to Chinese firms that is then passed on to their military ballistic missile programs to more accurately target American cities with their ICBM's. The biggest problem American companies have is their absolute greed and avarice. Driven by shareholders always looking to maximize their bottom line no matter the cost the CEO's of big American tech firms cave and do what makes them the most money without regard for the consequences to American national security!

[@nickngunjiri4282]

Missiles technology was stolen from the nazi by the USA and soviets

[@ramanarao3016]

Well said bro.

[@mefobills279]

Motorola pressured them for Iridium.

[@AbcdEfgh-sq2tf]

So then what do you propose?

[@Alexpktang]

Complete lie ! Since the Korea War after the communist took over China, US already imposed strict export control on sensitive parts and equipment to that country. If you think that the US Hughes Communication would give the Chinese space agents tools on rocket technology , it would be your imagination.

[@conworldus8310]

I remember about 10 years ago when I met up with a prospective business partner in LA, and he just straight up asked me if I was a Chinese spy.

[@tubester4567]

You would be surprised how many there are. There are even undercover Chinese Police stations in the west.

[@ebrimajallow9631]

Dammm we’re u?

[@Leshic2]

good. Having been in China 20yrs ago on business, corporate espionage was thriving wildly. Every foriegner knew where to buy counterfeit goods.. Every.. and if you didn't, street people would see the big nose foriegner, and hunt you down. Just look at BYD's 2004 logo, and tell me that doesn't look like BMW. Even the name, BYD, and B M Double-U

[@colorado841]

The same thing happened to me. Unfortunately I said I was, which led to an investigation, my arrest and a lengthy jail sentence. At least I made lots of money....now I keep my mouth shut about it.

[@chimelak]

ቁማርተኛ ነኝ አልከው 😂

[@Dfgbuiiyyyybb]

Executives aren't as concerned because they are incentivized by money. If Executives make decisions that allow for American technology to be stolen by the Chinese (gaining market access by "sharing") as long as there are no consequences they won't change.

[@minxili3317]

Funny how these tech companies are trying to play victims when they are the ones who are unwilling to pay taxes to help fund better STEM education in America. Then they also complain about America having a lack of tech workers when they were the ones who made this happen. I say this is karma for these tech companies.

[@doujinflip]

Shortsighted private greed is why we should not be fooled into allowing corporations and their executives to drive public policy. They will sell us out when they see profit.

[@Pterygotus]

@@doujinflip This greed is what caused China's rise in the first place. US companies moved all their manufacturing to China so they wouldn't have to pay the wages of US workers, allowing China to become a global leader in manufacturing virtually everything.

[@Michael-hw6pi]

THIS IS A VIOLATION OF THE CONSTITUTION, FEDERAL, STATE, CIVIL LAWS DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA LAW SECTION 22-1805 18 UNITED STATES CODE SECTION 241 CONSPIRACY Anti-Corruption in the United States www.globalcompliancenews.com/anti-corruption/anti-corruption-in-the-united-states/ . The General Federal Bribery Act (18 USC § 201) bans the bribing of public officials. prisonprofessors.com/understanding-federal-public-corruption-and-bribery/#:~:text=In%20the%20US%2C%20the%20General,bribery%20in%20the%20private%20sector. 18 U.S. Code § 201 - Bribery of public officials and witnesses www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/201 The regulation of bribery in the united states www.cairn.info/revue-internationale-de-droit-penal-2002-1-page-81.htm 2041. BRIBERY OF PUBLIC OFFICIALS www.justice.gov/archives/jm/criminal-resource-manual-2041-bribery-public-officials 2042. ELEMENTS COMMON TO BOTH BRIBERY AND GRATUITY OFFENSES www.justice.gov/archives/jm/criminal-resource-manual-2042-elements-common-both-bribery-and-gratuity-offenses Bribery & Corruption Laws and Regulations 2023 | USA www.globallegalinsights.com/practice-areas/bribery-and-corruption-laws-and-regulations/usa What Is Anti-Bribery and Corruption Compliance? www.diligent.com/insights/grc/anti-bribery-and-corruption/ www.hbsslaw.com/wb/foreign-corrupt-practices-act?agname=FCPA&mt=b&gad=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjw9 kpmg.com/xx/en/home/about/who-we-are/governance/anti-bribery-and-corruption.html Convention on Combating Bribery of Foreign Public Officials in International Business Transactions www.oecd.org/corruption/oecdantibriberyconvention.htm INTERNATIONALLY, THE FEDERAL GOVERNING STATUTE IS THE FCPA OR FOREIGN CORRUPT PRACTICES ACT.) THERE IS NO EXPLICIT FEDERAL PROHIBITION OR REGULATION AGAINST BRIBERY IN THE PRIVATE SECTOR. Anti-corruption laws/standards prohibit the payment of anything of value by persons or entities to foreign government officials or employees of state-owned enterprises to obtain a benefit. In the United States, the seminal anti-bribery law is the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), enacted in 1977. www.dowjones.com/professional/risk/glossary/anti-bribery-corruption/#:~:text=Anti%2Dcorruption%20laws%2Fstandards%20prohibit,FCPA)%2C%20enacted%20in%201977. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act www.sec.gov/securities-topics/foreign-corrupt-practices-act Corruption and Governance MA (online) Flexible learning. 100% online study-online.sussex.ac.uk/cmp/ma-corruption-and-governance/?Croud_Sussex_Generic_Corruption+%26+Governance_C1&gclid=Cj0KCQjw9deiBhC1ARIsAHLjR2AcYuCv_Vfbg1n3axiJtfSvBy2WNDNwKUBY9lU0_7-8Nct-YSJtA6oaAkRhEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

[@ar.preciousbadong]

very timely in the Philippines

[@jon112785]

It would be so fulfilling and gratifying to serve my country and to know and safe guard its secrets but the level of stress of always looking over your shoulder and never being able to trust any person that comes into your life would be tough. My job can be stressful but I at least get to go home and take a break from it. Cheers to everyone in the US intelligence industry!

[@buzzlightyear3715]

The intelligence had nothing to do with it. GE caught this guy. Then everybody go ob TV to claim credit.

[@random8198]

Let me change your perception, try looking up Edward Snowden, Julian Assange, Wikileaks...

[@jon112785]

@@random8198 well though are examples of not guarding the secrets lol

[@random8198]

@@jon112785 if that's the view you're seeing then I won't argue.

[@random8198]

@@jon112785 i would suggest however to check those up and what info they leak if you're really into your "privacy"

[@Aria-cd6dq]

The fact that we get free videos from CNBC on KZbin is priceless, keeping the education and knowledge alive. 🙏🙏🙏 May I also remind you the fact that our Native American population in our motherland, the Continent of America before the European Colonizers arrived, was around 15 millions, while the European population in their motherland, the Continent of Europe was around 25 millions. Today, Native American population is 15 million, while the European population, in the Continents of America + Europe, is a staggering TWO BILLION! A shocking sad truth. 😔 In my humble opinion, it's about time to decolonize the Colonized lands, and return it to rightful owners Native American people. Notorious global cardinal crimes the Christian West has committed, and benefited a great deals, such as Slavery & Colonialism had long been over, why on earth is notorious Colonization still lingering on, may I ask? 😔

[@dearsirormadam20]

hell yeah!

[@MayOdinGuideYou]

My jaw dropped as I read Native American population in their motherland, the Continent of America before the European Colonizers arrived, was around 15 millions, while the European population in their motherland, the Continent of Europe was around 25 millions. Today, Native American population is 15 million, while the European population, in the Continents of America + Europe, is a staggering TWO BILLION.. It is a shockingly sad truth 😔

[@thykingdomcome7238]

It is a shocking sad truth.. Speaking of Native American people who have not occupied an inch of European land, or slaughtered a single European in Europe; while European Colonizers have occupied both North & South America lands and terminated 99.9% of Natives population. Speaking of Europe which is actually a huge livable Continent with 45 nations. Russia alone is a ginormous nation which occupies nearly half of Europe with a relatively small population. Nearly half of mainland Asia, from Siberia to Far-East Asia also is inside Russia. By the way, the "land grab" is more of the same in Asia-Pacific region where European Colonizers such as Britain and Russia have already Colonized half of Asia, stretching from Australia/New Zealand, to Siberia/Far-East, all in Asia-Pacific region.

[@Aria-cd6dq]

@@thykingdomcome7238 "Slavery, Colonialism and Colonization" are all evil things done by evildoers. 😔 In the case of Native Americans; centuries long systematic effort to keep them weak with a relatively small, marginalized & disenfranchised population, so that they would never be able to reclaim their vast bountiful motherland, ever again. In other words, all it takes is to create an artificial environment where Native people of the Colonized land remain poor, weak, powerless and their population at the bare minimum. Like I said, the sad truth is the fact that the plight of indigenous Native Americans are the most marginalized and forgotten case in history. For honest truths, pls read the insightful informative multi-pages comment by 'Lonely Alaskan' at, "Complete History Of Indigenous America Before Colonialism/Chronicle"... It's on KZbin.

[@dearsirormadam20]

Speaking of which, Russia occupied vast resource rich Siberia to Far East ever since 17th & 18th century, while Anglo British, sailing halfway around the world from jolly old England, took over giant resourceful landmass of Australia & New Zealand in 18th & 19th century; all in Asia-Pacific, while Native people of Asia-Pacific region are left with and quarreling over a few tiny islands in South China Sea while Anglo Australia/New Zealand have already claimed big chunks of nearby Antarctica. Slavery, Colonialism and Colonization are all evil things done by evildoers 😔 For honest truths, pls read the insightful informative multi-pages comment by 'Lonely Alaskan' at, "Complete History Of Indigenous America Before Colonialism/Chronicle"... It's on KZbin.

[@feelin_fine]

Small correction: Xu was working on behalf of the People's Republic of China (PRC), NOT the Republic of China (ROC), which is the historically unfortunate official name of self-ruled, democratic Taiwan. Seems like a slip up, but an important geopolitical distinction.

[@australiasfirstmate1556]

Yes, mate, any Aussie knows that Communist China is our "Frenemy" and Taiwan a true ally! I picked up on that too!

[@tranducanh-ok]

Just call CCP and everyone will definitely know that.

[@anypercentdeathless]

Another small correction: "X"'s pronunciation is virtually identical to "sh."

[@KK-jj7bl]

Roc ? Isnt that a small province of China🎉

[@zhangray3203]

不太一样，老铁@@anypercentdeathless

[@inoname99]

Thank you for your service. Made in the U.S.A.

[@MarinaAli]

Is it just me or is something about the GE worker feel kinda fishy? My husband works in a similar industry and we’ve had to cancel multiple vacation ideas because of potential risks. It’s so weird that in a field where security is so important that the worker would just completely forget to tell GE 🤨

[@dsdgdsfegfeg]

Well he was fired from GE

[@lolbots]

where is your husband from, originally? we need him on a watch list too with that name

[@paulmoysa1787]

@@lolbots💀💀💀

[@MarinaAli]

@@lolbots 😹😹😹 I laughed harder than I should

[@catiger1234]

The Chinese spy disguised the presentation as one only about public knowledge. The GE employee was tempted by the free staff and didn't think it would do much harm by sharing public knowledge (and didn't think that he was being watched). But he definitely violated the company policy by not telling his supervisor about the meeting, which is why he was fired by GE.

[@derrickjac]

His cultivation of the contact was seemingly professional but his travel habits were reckless beyond description. For him to utilize iCloud with personal information and have that on his field phone is just unbelievable. It's almost on purpose?

[@iiiii5256]

Maybe, he did say work family money relationships arent going the right way. Maybe he's looking to get martyred, and get a hero's welcome and a huge payout when he gets out of us prison.

[@majorbruster5916]

I wouldn't think so. I tend to disagree (slightly) with Olsen's assessment of Xiu's tradecraft. Having received the register, he quickly realised that his operation was going to land him a very big prize, and this would result in praise (and almost certainly a promotion) from his superior. Along with this, there would inevitably be a pay rise, maybe even bonuses, that would go some way to ease his financial situation. I guess an initial success of this magnitude boosted his confidence, clouded his judgment, and he dropped his guard, thinking that, once he copied the hard drive and delivered it to HQ, he was on his way up. Bringing his personal phone to the meeting was a second level error. He should have at least left it with another agent who should have been monitoring the meeting from a safe distance. The rule is to carry a mobile phone with you loaded with information on it that would support your cover. He failed to deploy a counter intelligence team to scope out the meeting place. His embassy would have provided one. This measure would have saved him. Olsen was correct in that Xiu did everything by the book, using classic tradecraft (Moscow Rules, as we used to call it), until he arrived in Belgium. Then it all went pear-shaped. He's in Otisville, not exactly high security, so he's not regarded as a high risk. The Chinese government didn't kick up much of a stink after his arrest, and they haven't offered to swap him, so he can't be that valuable. As he's still in jail I'm assuming that he didn't have anything of importance to divulge, as his 'get out of jail' card, otherwise he would be living on a ranch in Montana.

[@Boomhauersdad]

They’re not too bright.

[@grahamjones5400]

In between arresting nerds who downloaded Star Wars without paying Mickey Mouse his money, the FBI occasionally catches foreign spies.

[@jtgd]

You forgot all the people who illegally copied and distributed DVD’s after the FBI warnings

[@paulipuhakka8788]

16:28

[@junyaiwase]

LMFAOOO

[@grahamjones5400]

​@@jtgd I remember years ago the government used to say buying weed and pirated DVDs was funding Muslim terrorists. Now the government wants everyone to buy weed. Weird how that works.

[@tanishazoa138]

They sure don't catch Bidens

[@bronzebuilder2115]

Meanwhile in China, how china caught an American spy 😂. Spies everywhere

[@BeerbodGaming]

Netflix should turn this into a movie.

[@18890426]

Yes

[@ericwong9976]

This guy stores all his pic and files on the Apple server. Including all chat histories and pictures about his job. I wish we could have more smart guys like him work for the Chinese government.

[@macforme]

He got the impression that an iPhone and iCloud can't be hacked. I don't have an iCloud acount for the simple reason... if people can hack the DOD computers, someone can hack Apple. I keep my taxes and investments on an external drive off line.

[@zapfska7390]

U dont need to hack apple will just hand it over

[@毛卫强]

真正的间谍不会存任何东西在云存储上，你们政府真会捕风捉影

[@ericwong9976]

@@zapfska7390 National security is more important than company dignity, apple will have to obey.

[@oneone8318]

How do you know he worked for the Chinese government? I have seen no such proof what so ever..

[@yasqueen530]

happening now in the Philippines....... getting bored on the due process

[@darrellwright3578]

The laws need to be changed to put people in prison for 25+ years for sharing information stated in this video or the like.

[@DJP-ph7yj]

NO..... People get executed over in the US for some crimes. When you truly appreciate and value what I think is meant here, then you need to equate the punishment with the crime. So far, you are well short of those expectations, so the crimes continue.

[@jasonhsiu]

I like the part where Marco Rubio says we need to counter China in technology because it’s importance to American dominance but voted no on the CHIPS Act. Comical.

[@Leshic2]

Did he vote no? I listened to the verbal arguments for and against, before the vote. I was astonished by how many voted against it, amd their arguments.

[@Nippleless_Cage]

It's because he can't give President Biden the win. He would rather prolong the problem so he can continue getting cheap publicity like this from CNBC.

[@paullentz1972]

@@Leshic2 The Tea Baggers voted against The Chip Act because they want to make President Biden a one term President. They voted against The Stimulus Bill...then got on Twitter and took credit for the the perks that came to the parts of the country that they represented. Unreal!

[@arnoldkintu6124]

@@Leshic2 it’s amazing how we vote against things that would actually make America strong, especially economically.

[@bardsamok9221]

That's incredible, someone needs to do a quality vid exposing this hypocrisy!

[@Broody-cq2yl]

There will come a time when companies will be reluctant to hire chinese in sensitive positions because of such incidents. Hardworking genuine people are going to get effected .

[@junyin5950]

The United States is the world's largest spy country, and the United States downplays this

[@Leshic2]

I agree. It will be unfortunate.

[@cesaru3619]

FLAWLESS REPORT

[@ambition112]

0:02: 🕵 The story of Shu Yanjun reveals China's extensive espionage efforts and the need for the US to be more aggressive in countering them. 4:03: 🕵 A GE engineer is recruited by a Chinese agent, but is actually working as a double agent for the FBI. 8:08: 🕵‍♂ A Chinese spy stole proprietary information from GE Aviation, revealing China's efforts to develop its own aircraft industry. 11:24: 🔒 Chinese national arrested for attempting to steal trade secrets from GE Aviation in Belgium. 14:44: 💼 A Chinese spy named Shu Yanjun targeted employees at Honeywell, Boeing, and Saffron, but was convicted on four counts of attempted economic espionage and trade secret theft. 18:39: ✊ The United States needs a sophisticated strategy and partnership between Corporate America and U.S counterintelligence to win the Espionage War. Recap by Tammy AI

[@devdeepy5665]

did the spy manage to steal or failed?

[@Karl-Benny]

How do you think the US got their tech

[@iiiii5256]

They got some stuff, both from the ge employees travel to China and the doctored laptop directory to bait the Chinese spy. You gotta pay to play.

[@xinjinpiig4062]

​@@Karl-Bennythey created it unlike the Chinese

[@flungingpictures]

Thank you for an excellent piece of work. 19:27 = 30 min broadcast with ad 'breaks.'

[@joker-mp9qs]

this happens in many many countries by Chines gov. It is a huge problem in South Korea and Japan as well

[@28ebdh3udnav]

@3:47 There's a mistake. If he's working for China, than its the people's Republic of China, not ROC

[@ahmedabakar5166]

USA must be more strict about China.. from Sudan Africa 🌍💞🇺🇲

[@junyin5950]

The US has the most spies. The US plays this down

[@hifinsword]

The Chinese targets in every field from medicine to robotics must be trained to be aware of Chinese tactics and how to REPORT attempts to gain influence. Any offers to teach or make presentations in China seem to be the 1st step.

[@jerryleiisme]

Yeah, sure, we even manage to steal those wonderful technologies you haven't invented yet.

[@Leshic2]

Speaking of medicine, I found the event on May, 2020, early in covid, and the hunt for a vaccine, strangely, a Chinese researcher for covid vaccines in Pittsburgh, PA, was murdered. The story on why, made no sense. All, very very suspicious .. I've suspected they refused to share research with MSS, so they took him out. I'm entirely speculating though.

[@CBRN-115]

Never let in any chinese. Just don't That should solve it

[@hifinsword]

@@CBRN-115 We don't need to repeat the mistakes of WW2 in how we treated OUR CITIZENS of Japanese descent. We need to be aware of any Chinese influence and invitations to Americans to present their expertise to Chinese institutions or individuals. They appeal to one's ego and we fall for it.

[@LarryWater]

@@hifinsword Not hiring a person and putting them in camps are different things.

[@BOMBON187]

I find it odd that politicians worry about certain sectors but other sectors such as: food companies, agricultural farms, land, homes, and other things can be owned by Chinese companies or nationals with no problems. I guess these aren't considered a national "security risk".

[@juandontworryaboutit4150]

Unfortunately food won’t sell as quick as ammunition if you are in war….

[@BOMBON187]

@@juandontworryaboutit4150 Actually they both go hand in hand. A starving soldier can be ineffective as much as a broken gun.

[@____________________________W-]

found the ccp bot

[@See_through866]

@@____________________________W-ahh so exposing corruption means pro CCP And promoting Corruption means ANTI CCP Thanks Idiot

[@stevemill8959]

I went to the spy museum in dc and there were all types of spy cases involving agricultural farms,(our corn) food (Oreo cookie white cream) and a bunch of others I can’t recall

[@jaybonbagay]

Made In China 2025 Project - 9:40 1. Ocean Equipments & Vessel 2. New Materials 3. Bio-Medicine 4. High-End Rail 5. Aerospace 6. Robots 7. Farming Machines 8. New Information Technology 9. Electrical Equipment 10. New Energy Cars

[@GarrisonFall]

Dear CNBC. Your report was fascinating, well produced, and enjoyable. Thank you. I often wonder if it would be prudent not to reveal the mistakes spies made to allow their capture. I wonder also about revealing the methods that were used to catch the spies? It isn't unreasonable to imagine criminals learning from watching police investigation documentaries. The 'spies' can also learn from these revelations. I've never seen Chinese or Russian expositions of their own intelligence gathering methods. As much as I enjoy these shows, I'd be willing to do without them if that's what it took to ensure our collective security. Thanks. :)

[@keithmckinney3892]

Just like China lied and said they don't steal and their Market is open lol

[@ae1586]

Do you think the owners of NBC or any large media company for that matter, actually care about the United States or our sovereignty? They are the ones pushing globalism and no borders and aiding in subverting our government on behalf of their tribe.

[@paladro]

no, sources and methods might be divulged... making it harder(or deadly) for foreign assets.

[@GarrisonFall]

@@paladro That's an extension of what I'm saying.

[@leontinemccain5170]

Like most propaganda this was very well produced and managed... Almost like CIA and NSA helped with the production 🤔🤔🤔

[@bradfordjhart]

Great reporting CNBC

[@mohammedkumar3733]

Every time China achieves a major foreign policy win, the West will sure begin to start talking trash about China. Such "China's Spy" narrative is the usual western mind masturbation it has been doing for the last 2 decades. It's boring and appears more stupid each time. !!

[@maidetahar9468]

The law has to be tough for those who share sensitive information with other countries. I will recommend at least 40 years prison in federal prison and confiscated all their belongings. As for the foreigner, i will recommend life sentences for spying.

[@joelim5010]

That is not possible. US spies get caught just as much as it's counterpart. And they were usually traded back. So if you do life sentences on the foreign spy, they'll do the same to your spy as well. And we all know that is death sentence for the US part.

[@EmmanuelRosani]

This is also happening in Philippines right now. Mayor Alice Guo and associates

[@WarpstonePainting]

Wait a minute now, he only got 20 years for Red handed Espionage? We have Pot growers serving longer sentences.

[@yougetaspear7799]

Then don't b-itch if they engage in reciprocity as well

[@aahmd29]

This govt have no balls. Cannot wait for a strong leader. Biden is too old and we all know that when people get old they get weak and afraid.

[@Altezza447]

No one said court system was fair

[@bun_mi]

Just cost of doing business

[@WarpstonePainting]

@@Altezza447 Then why is it a mystery why no one trusts the police?

[@jacquibradley1598]

My Dad is 90 years this year & he has always said Do not worry about Russia, worry about China!!

[@ChannelJtotheD]

Haha!

[@Soul_Flow_]

I am South Korean, and I support limiting Chinese immigrants into USA, for the sake of USA and democracy.

[@miriamsipsey9034]

Americans are NOT SO PATRIOTIC, so OPEN TO EVERYONE Becomes a WEAKNESS!

[@jsoe81657]

You forget that people who are not even Chinese leak classified documents (Edward Snowden, Jack Teixeira)

[@leongyet9896]

Lol by limiting is not freedom and democracy. You mean preaching democracy and freedom but yet limiting or opening up to others? Isn't that contradicting? US going around the world to destroy dictatorship and yet now you want them to become dictatorship 😂

[@albertosayas]

“You all look the same to me!” 🤠🇺🇸

[@scarlettlee5009]

South Korea is eligible to apply for the World Immigration Heritage program, where priority is given exclusively to South Korean citizens.

[@PeriwinklesKitchen]

The companies allowed it, so this is the result of greed. A greed to profit, which resoluted into a bigger loss in the long run.

[@eddieburgett9678]

This is a amazing story..this James is someone who i would love to be trained by.hes a amazing guy

[@brooks5895]

David Zhang, the GE engineer, should also face disciplinary action

[@aerohk]

he got fired

[@raystein273]

Should be in jail

[@forbeginnersandbeyond6089]

The engineer was not named. This David Zhang is someone you invented. The name is actually a KZbin vlogger. Don’t spread disinformation.

[@filoop1]

“What’s happening on your iPhone stays on your iPhone”

[@DeeDeex007o]

🤣🤣🤣

[@ConradNeill]

Unless you break the law, then it doesn't stay on your iPhone.

[@0IIIIII]

No different than a search warrant for the police to enter your house

[@akhripasta2670]

scam

[@DigitalicaEG]

Privacy is at the core of everything Apple does

[@theresali4339]

When I grew up in China we were instilled with the idea that Western countries bullying China traced back a couple hundred years ago, it was every Chinese's responsibility to make this country thrive again.

[@akari3942]

14:45 “he used an icloud account….that the prosecutors were able to access” I thought icloud was private and secure. Hm, well there you go.

[@lammyjammer6670]

Fun fact: the government cannot have remote backdoor access to your physical devices but just requires a subpoena to access your online accounts including iCloud, Google, etc. That is technically stored on Apple's property, not your own and thus has to be provided to law enforcement with a court order. The only real way to keep your data safe is to encrypt it in your own hardware. If they want to get at it they have to physically confiscate the hardware and try to crack it (which is entirely possible but infinitely harder for them). The US isn't the only government that enforces this either.

[@GoGoPooerRangers]

Not if a court has ordered for it to be handed over. How naive are you? 😂

[@Harthorn]

​@@lammyjammer6670That's why I have my own server...

[@nw6gmp]

@@lammyjammer6670 and is also the reason why you should use a strong passcode and not biometrics to unlock your device.

[@goldsilvervscrisiscollapse4320]

@@GoGoPooerRangers America: "The Chinese are spying on you with short-form videos and weather balloons" Also America: We spy on you with every American company we have. Legally :)

[@jrw1662]

U.S : Spying other countrys? No way! that's my things to do

[@sleepyjoe4529]

CIA wants to know your location. Oh wait. They already know it.

[@apostate6849]

what technology is US spying on, you chinese shill? we don't want your mud huts.

[@buddyatnj]

You guys hacked pentagon computers as well

[@jamarwarren27]

I really dislike espionage against our country and getting tired of China’s alleged tactics, but we do it too, and probably/hopefully🤞 the better at it..

[@stephenharper6638]

The difference in scale is so great. China/Russia actually want to bury us(some of their leaders) and their policy is in line with that. So when then the bully pushes you and you push back.... you're not the same.

[@Shinkajo]

Except China has way less valuable stuff to steal than the US. Most of their tech is copied or stolen to begin with.

[@BigBoss-sm9xj]

i hope we are doing a better job

[@kvrh]

CIA enter chat 😂😂

[@hanfucolorful9656]

The US does it by force openly, such as force Taiwan and Korea chip factory move to the US.

[@PapiNakama]

US intel has always been good at catching spy. Salute.

[@ThatFullTimeBot]

Lets be real for a second.... this happens everywhere 😮

[@komlat253]

Every where ,all the time, every nation. Obviously

[@ruizhu5899]

it probably would stop if the whole human race evolve once, maybe in 4th dimension or something haha 🤣

[@astaloaf2113]

​@@ruizhu5899 No I don't trust CCP

[@btroy3768]

Entrapment is the easiest way to catch a greedy person not actually spy 😂

[@JL-yt5hy]

yes! Like what I said above, let them steal R&D so it can be used as bait to trap traitor employees and spies. Excellent idea.

[@mesoanto1031]

Both are traitors

[@junyin5950]

The US has the most spies. The US plays this down

[@HKxJohnGA]

It’s very simple. You don’t protect ur own stuff, people will steal it. Just like how foreigners stole China’s property before Communist China. Just like how you can get robbed walking down the street. Protect your assets and things like this won’t happen. Never underestimate others and be prepared.

[@shekimchiwho]

This is happening in the Philippines right now. Alice Gou is being investigated as of this time.

[@janebishop5885]

I had read an article about this and I recall it mentioned that the GE engineer was very upset he had been taken in and he ruined his family status and he chose to work in something like janitorial? Wish you had elaborated on that.

[@olafvonbraun7300]

Russia did/does the same thing- easier to steal/but intel than develop it. Heck, even womens tampons were not made in russia. They could not even do that. Imagine all the aero/space industry that runs on European/American parts

[@Xocolatben]

Israel, India, France and more, all spy on each other.

[@Cyberchic2]

Isn’t Russia a European nation?

[@ismailnyeyusof3520]

Stealing secrets from a competitor is always a sign of weakness. The US certainly leads in research but most importantly is how they got this lead in the first place. I’m sure the US got there by building up knowledge and know how from diverse people and created the necessary environment to grow ideas, to theory, prototype and working model. The Chinese are really good at scaling and refining the ideas and they only need help with original concepts that requires more risks than they are willing to gamble on.

[@junyin5950]

The US has achieved this goal because the US has been invading and robbing other countries like Syria, Iraq, Africa. Using the money from the heist to develop technology, to upgrade it. Then continue to rob other countries with upgraded technology.

[@Gustav_Kuriga]

The US got the industrial revolution by stealing it from Great Britain, numbnut.

[@Physics072]

Hahah we got most of it from taking most of the WW2 German scientist, its what put USA on the moon.

[@BillyCarsley]

Marco Rubio ended the Peace Corps China program. I thought it was such a shame. I learned so much about the Chinese people from my time in China and I teach people to this day. The attitude toward cheating is very interesting, nuanced, and has huge relevance here, yet not a word about it here. "Once you've entered a relationship with a Chinese company, they will play that." I definitely saw this with my college trying to establish a program of educational exchange which, once established and taught for two years, was abruptly ended. Why? The Chinese company had copied all the slides and video lectures already. I learned a lot about China during my time as a PCV, but the cheating culture was the most unsettling.

[@YenzikovALCherasLegend]

Of course the Chinese in seeking the best and the US is the Finest and the Best in this field.

[@Utuber8282]

Very interesting and informative! Thanks!

[@turbolin007]

At 3’44” mark, the prosecuting attorney, Tim Mangan, got the enemy mixed up. It’s the Peoples’ Republic of China, not Republic of China.

[@Joemondaking]

Well it isn’t the people’s republic, it’s the party leaders republic

[@HOTPLATEGAMING]

@@Joemondaking It’s Chinaman

[@iliketowatch.]

(3:44) Yes, I caught that, too. Major gaffe! Taiwan is on our side. This is like getting North Korea mixed up with South Korea.

[@JF-lv8rn]

It Not The People's its The Communist Party

[@mrxiong2567]

It's the Communist Party of China

[@wforty94]

great segment, U.S. companies have been put on notice. let's hope they wake up and do the right thing!

[@Chimboica2011]

So please help protect this USA, a great and mighty country. You do it for children dear.May god bless USA.

[@dcviper985]

The Chinese Exclusion Act isn’t looking so bad right about now.

[@LarryWater]

As long as it doesn't exclude the women, it is okay.

[@Skritza]

Next video should be "how the US continually fails to catch the millions of other spies" LMAO

[@bdoon51]

Unfortunately true

[@tkt8994]

It is a shame. I am Asian with big dreams to work in Boeing or GE, and these Chinese spies will probably affect recruiters in considering my application to go work in their companies.

[@tonymiller225]

Not really so many researchers in these areas are asian - perhaps if you wear a T Shirt of Xi Jinping to work they night be a bit worried but even then the Americans would be too PC to mention it

[@Physics072]

You could always go to China and be hired as a spy :)

[@213kilacali]

Yup only white ppl getting those jobs now

[@bronzebuilder2115]

Just be a tiktoker 😂

[@Terradiva]

GE has its freezers & refrigerators made in China. Zline stoves are being made in China using European parts, but some stoves have been recalled due to a carbon monoxide problem. Despite evidence of intentionally contaminated dog food, infant formula, candy (when urea was intentionally substituted to “trick” quality tests & had a tragic outcome), lack of quality & safety oversight, we have continued incentivizing manufacturing abroad. If we can’t ensure basic safety and a successful economy at home, we need to eliminate ALL incentives to go abroad.

[@TheSleepSteward]

China's statement at the end 💀Expected.

[@muktacarita]

I think that the GE employee should had been more careful, they should be better trained in this kind of situacion.

[@krailertf]

The real scary part in this video is that the FBI director Christopher Wray also has been receiving huge $$$$ working with a Chinese company.

[@0IIIIII]

Proof?

[@apstech4618]

@@0IIIIII Just take a peak at their 2 Tier JustUS system. All the proof you need pal. Wake up!

[@jacknimble4584]

It was also shocking that he could fluently say more than two sentences (very well rehearsed). Has anyone else seen his testimonial sessions in front of Congress?? He never seems to know anything and always claims that he has to get more information...Weird???

[@harrickvharrick3957]

It is beyond absurd that a company like Microsoft never (have) created a SAFE email client version, one in which it simply would not be POSSIBLE to open up and activate actual, actually executively functioning software (among which also: viruses and ransomware), which since the inception of email has been possible in a covert manner, meaning without any consent or knowledge of the owner or user themselves. Nothing would be more simple than to write actually safe versions, version that simply CANNOT execute anything on an operational level. I would think we all could hold MS directly responsible.

[@PeetHobby]

4:40 That is what we call social engineering. 10:11 By copying others you will never get on top, you will always run behind and never catch up.

[@annilanta9054]

We also would like to have a series on American spying and got caught in other countries. We also would like to have a series on America doing the regime change to install puppet govt and to loot resources in countries around the world. We also want to have a series on america illegally occupying islands, destroying countries and polluting the lands like the case of Okinawa, Marshall island, and Diego Grasias islands. We also would like to have a series on america setting up bioweapon labs around the world. That would be very interesting.

[@LH1xx]

From a Chinese TV program, I also watched how the Chinese police caught a group of American spies.

[@candyhotlips1338]

Stealing what? Who is interested in their low grade products.😂😂😂

[@LH1xx]

@@candyhotlips1338 Americans try to steal hypersonic weapon tech from China because they always fail.

[@FastGuy1]

@@candyhotlips1338😂😂

[@hjmuhdfirdaus3038]

​@@candyhotlips1338For spying about what the Chinese know? Spying isnt about stealing trade secrets alone.

[@Handle3649]

America also planted spied in Singapore to corrupt the government there

[@rollinkendal8130]

I have seen it myself at software dev meetups where the moderator announces some people are looking for "collaborating" on some obscure tech. As you leave there are three Chinese milling about the lobby waiting for bites. As long as individuals desire money, it's an issue.

[@peekaboopeekaboo1165]

...Chinese nationals or American-Chinese ?

[@sayankundu2092]

@@peekaboopeekaboo1165 same thing

[@peekaboopeekaboo1165]

@@Leshic2 That prove nothing.

[@Leshic2]

@@peekaboopeekaboo1165 hahaha! What do you think I'm trying to prove?!? I don't know why you're even making that comment.

[@peekaboopeekaboo1165]

@@Leshic2 It's not espionage.

[@ashrafappoo6875]

The US had in fact helped modernize China. Now US is facing the consequence. Also US companies should be wary of the individuals it employs or those it decides to appoint as consultants etc..

[@sdsd4139]

Why did the prosecutor say "Republic of China"?

[@jaredholeman925]

Was legitimately wondering if it was a Taiwanese corporate spy or a PRC spy after that due to confusion

[@samhuangto]

The meeting place was in Nanjing, so PRC.

[@gadgetgasspoll]

​@@20cmusicTaiwan's official name is the Republic of China

[@jtgd]

Likely misspoke. It happens

[@jtgd]

@@20cmusichich indicates he likely misspoke. He travelled to the Chinese mainland. He mentions “RoC” once despite referring to the guy being in the mainland People’s republic of China and Republic of China aren’t too different. Literally one word between the names

[@ckfandor4300]

Wow! One of the best espionage documentary i have watched lately. I love spy or counter intelligence stories. Since i was a high school watching and reading so many true stories during the "cold war" between the America's CIA 🇺🇸 and Russia's 🇷🇺 KGB. One of my favorite movie i remember i've watched in the cinema with my father is titled: "Enigma." And the modern spy story in TNT "The Americans." I am glad that our country the United States of America is winning in some shape or form against these adversaries like China 🇨🇳, & Russia 🇷🇺 in terms of economic and military spying. The world 🌎 is much more wired and high tech , but i believed that it is the effectiveness, well trained and cloaked work of the spy that does the work to be successful. We (America) should work hard and not let go to slumber the watchful eyes of our adversaries. And like Mr Olson most worrysome is, "we haven't caught them all." The Chinese spy rings are scattered everywhere in this great country from industrial, college and universities, private companies, sports, ageicultural, and maybe in military. God Bless America 🇺🇸

[@Leshic2]

FBI has video called, "Game of Pawns" on how MSS recruits Americans to work for them.

[@bone3594]

Espionage is an never ending profession!

[@QuietgalSeeya]

No loyalty at all!!!! 🤮🤮