Director of National Intelligence

Secretary Of State

Worked for WestExec.

The D.C consulting firm scrubbed all of their work for the CCP which included giving the CCP access to key U.S institutions.

They pushed US research universities to take donations from China and helped American pharmaceutical companies get access to China

Nominated For Under Secretary of Defense For Policy

Worked for Peking University

The school is run by a former Beijing spy chief linked to multiple U.S espionage cases. Its charter requires loyalty to the CCP, as reported by NPR. Our intelligence flagged them as a security risk.

Nominated for Budget Director

Founding Member of CAP (Center for American Progress)

CAP has consistently partnered a U.S-China exchange foundation created to “co-opt and neutralize sources of potential opposition to the policies and authority” of the CCP and “influence overseas Chinese communities, foreign governments, and other actors to take actions or adopt positions supportive of Beijing.”

In other words, the CAP is a CCP advocate, and Neera Tanden was a founding member.

Assistant for Presidential Personnel

Fellow at the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences

The academy was flagged by the FBI for ties to China's Ministry of State Security. The FBI described them as a "front group for Chinese intelligence collection and overseas spy recruitment".

The academy was also involved in a 2019 case where CIA operatives sold classified intelligence to China.

U.N Ambassador-Designate

Praised China, Worked With CCP Confucius Institutes

She praised China's role in promoting good governance, gender equity, and the rule of law in Africa.

“I see no reason why China cannot share in those values.. In fact, China is in a unique position to spread these ideals given its strong footprint on the continent.” - Greenfield

Nominee to head CIA

Burns is the president of the think tank Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

The think tank received up to $2 million from think tanks with CCP ties. As president, he hosted a government celebration in China where they met with CCP operatives.

The Carnegie think tank also has a board member that serves as a CCP advisor.

National Security Advisor

Senior Adviser on China in Policy Planning

Served as fellows at Yale's Paul Tsai China Center

The center has taken millions of dollars from the CCP and appoints CCP affiliates as fellows and speakers.

The center describes its purpose as “helping advance China’s legal reforms, improving U.S.–China relations, and increasing understanding of China in the United States”.