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America Has Lost To China, So It Needs An Enemy | Warwick Powell Explains

Professor Warwick Powell joins us to analyze the Trump administration's recent framing of anti-terrorism as a "pro-China" position and the underlying economic strategy. We discuss why current U.S. policies represent a "politics of nostalgia," the structural challenges facing American manufacturing and competitiveness, and why a confrontational approach with China is a distraction from solving domestic issues. What does America’s economic future actually need to look like? In this interview, you will learn: Why blaming China is a political distraction from America's domestic economic problems. The fundamental contradiction in the U.S. vision for "re-industrialization." How long-term structural issues, like education and infrastructure, can't be fixed with tariffs or slogans. Why China's "calm and unflappable" response is so strategically effective. A forecast for U.S. foreign and domestic policy leading into the 2026 midterm elections. [Timestamps] 00:00 - Introduction: Trump's "Pro-China" Remark & The Policy Reversal 00:54 - The Failed Promise of American "Re-industrialization" 01:24 - The Critical Question: What Is America's Economic Vision? 02:19 - The Modernization Paradox: Needing Imports to Compete 02:49 - Diagnosing the Problem: A "Culturally Driven Politics of Nostalgia" 03:48 - Domestic Tensions Spilling Over: Blame as a Political Strategy 04:47 - The Need for America to Find Peace With Itself 05:24 - The 2026 Midterm Calculus & Trump's "Ratty" Populism 07:21 - Foreign Policy as a Function of Domestic Politics 08:18 - Forecast: More "Messiness" and Long-Term Implications 08:48 - China's Calm, Long-Term Strategic Response 10:17 - The Reality of a Multipolar World & Shifting Global Trade 11:43 - The Hard Yards: Fixing Education & Human Capacity 12:41 - Conclusion: Can America Accept Being a "Normal" Great Power? 13:34 - Where to Follow Professor Warwick Powell [Resources / Links Mentioned] Warwick Powell's Substack (for serious analysis): WarwickPowell.substack.com Follow him on X (more irreverent commentary): @Baoshan His Research Channel: TIO Talks with Warwick Powell #USChinaRelations #Trump2026 #Geopolitics #EconomicAnalysis