Texas Gov. Greg Abbott discusses his state's vulnerability as a result of China's partnerships with Latin American countries.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott sounds the alarm on China's energy efforts in neighboring countries while discussing the state of U.S. national security amid the border crisis.
"China is really coming in and changing the attitudes now of Central and South American countries," Abbott said, suggesting that the U.S. adversary's influence over the "entire region around the southern part of the United States" is "quite alarming." REPORTED CHINA SPY BASE IN CUBA POSES 'IMMINENT THREAT' TO AMERICANS, HOUSE REPUBLICAN WARNS BIDEN ADMIN
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