Retired Gen. Jack Keane and retired Brig. Gen. Anthony Tata joined Maria Bartiromo to discuss escalating U.S.-China tensions and attempts to infiltrate military bases.
"We've got to recognize – and the American people are here with us finally – they understand that this is a major security threat to America's interests and to the American people.
Gen. Jack Keane said the Chinese spy flight is among the tools used by the U.S. adversary to gain intelligence about military bases."They're flexing their muscles internationally," he said. "[Declining to meet] was an obvious snub, it's an open snub. The Asian cultures are very much about face, so it's even more of a snub when you think about how important it is in these cultures to be perceived as at least trying.
Weighing in on China's dedication to ramping up its military spending by billions, he said they've "got some plans," but also warned that U.S. investments are funding the forces.
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