The Great Arrests Have Begun! The Director of the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation Suddenly Posts a Warning to Chinese Communist Agents in America

In the program, Hu Liren analyzed a recent warning tweet posted by the Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), pointing out that the U.S. has defined the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) as a foreign adversary. He also disclosed the inside story of a young female agent arrested at an airport in Los Angeles. The agent was suspected of surveilling the family of Lai Ching-te while in the United States. Hu Liren used this to dissect the true backgrounds of certain figures in the overseas pro-democracy movement and the phenomenon of double agents, while emphasizing the significant political implication of the U.S. referring to the leader of Taiwan as a "foreign leader" in the tweet.

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Yesterday, there was an important tweet on Twitter posted by the current FBI Director, Kath Pater, who was nominated by Trump and is now serving as the Director of the FBI. He posted: "Foreign adversaries, take note! The United States is no longer a safe place for you to conduct espionage. Attempting to board a flight back to Shanghai after allegedly surveilling the family of a foreign leader on U.S. soil for the CCP is not going to happen. The FBI is hunting down any targets that threaten our national security, no matter where they are hiding, and will bring them to justice." This is the tweet posted by the current FBI Director.

What is the context behind this? The context is that a couple of days ago, the U.S. caught an important CCP agent—an unregistered CCP agent who was lurking in the U.S. This person graduated from a foreign trade relations school in Beijing and later came to the U.S. for graduate studies. She is a woman, only in her thirties, very young. After her studies, she stayed in the U.S. and worked as a real estate agent in Los Angeles. Her business was very successful because she had the support of the CCP. Many of the CCP's businesses were given to her; she was an agent for multi-million dollar luxury homes, and her husband worked in real estate with her as well. That day, she was preparing to board a direct flight from Los Angeles to Shanghai when she was intercepted at the airport. What had a woman like her been doing in the U.S.? She had been constantly surveilling Lai Ching-te's eldest son. His eldest son is in the U.S., and his whole family is there—Lai Ching-te's son, daughter-in-law, and possibly his grandchildren as well. She was surveilling them.

There is a massive amount of information here. "Foreign adversaries, take note" refers to the CCP, because the rest of his tweet is about this matter. This is one point: the FBI has long defined the CCP as a foreign adversary. "The United States is no longer a safe place for you to conduct espionage." Last year, I published an article and did a program where I said that starting from the end of last year, 2026 might be the starting point for the crackdown on the CCP, and the climax is about to begin—the arrests of CCP spies in the U.S. are about to start. In fact, there are many CCP spies in the U.S. The U.S. government knows this; the U.S. government understands far more than we self-media creators do.

You see, I have said before that among the so-called anti-communist figures currently in the United States, many are agents of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Let me tell you a secret, people in the US government: many of these overseas anti-communist celebrities that you know about abroad—I'm talking about celebrities, I won't mention their names, I won't name them, though some of them are very close to me, I won't name them—none of them have obtained a US green card. To this day, their status is still pending. Can you believe it? Still pending. The US government is very, very clear about this. Some time ago, there was a guy named Yao Chen; I exposed him. Yao Chen used to be in New York, and later in Los Angeles. When I was active in the rebel circles, I bumped into him a few times. Some time ago, I specifically made a show to expose this person. This person stayed in the United States for 10 years without getting a green card, yet he always claimed to outsiders that he had one, and he even claimed to others, "You guys can't get a green card, but as long as I write a letter for you—a recommendation letter, a certificate letter stating you are anti-communist—you can go to the US Immigration Bureau and get your green card." This person is actually harming people, because he himself is classified as a suspicious person and hasn't even gotten his green card, so if you ask him to write a recommendation letter, just think about what your ultimate outcome will be. The ultimate outcome is that you have him write recommendation letters, and these people charge money for writing them; they treat this as a business. Look at these people, just how shameless can they get? They don't even have green cards themselves, yet they are telling others, "I will write you a recommendation letter." Can you imagine people being this ignorant? Ultimately, he didn't get a US green card, and later he rolled back himself to his old lair in Laos. He once claimed that he stole an airplane from Laos, stole a Soviet plane and flew it to China, and because of this incident, it became an international incident and he was persecuted by the CCP. Assuming that were true, he should be a wanted target in Laos, because he stole the plane in Laos and flew it to China, stealing it to a CCP airport. Just think, this person tells stories as if he is making them up; everything about him is actually fake, including his time in China, where he said he participated in the so-called democracy movement. Of course, I believe he participated in the so-called democracy movement, but this must be a major setup with deep undercover implications. Therefore, everyone should not think the US government is full of fools; you can casually deceive the US Immigration Bureau—absolutely not, it is not easily fooled, and no one can easily deceive it. Look at Yao Chen's example; it is very clear. Yao Chen later went back to Laos, which proves that the plane-stealing incident never happened at all. If you assume it existed, you stole someone's plane and you still go back to that place? Then once you go in, you would be arrested directly. You committed a crime in that place, such a big case—isn't that slapping yourself in the face? Ultimately, there's this. He said, "I am an anti-communist element, I can freely... now I don't oppose the CCP anymore, I can freely enter and exit China." Just think, is that possible? Look at what things have come to in China now; it's not even about being anti-communist—as long as you are in China and you start a church yourself that has nothing to do with the Communist Party, you believe in God, you believe in the Lord, you join a church, the Communist Party will arrest you. In China, as long as you write an article on Twitter exposing the darkness of society, the Communist Party will arrest you. You tell me, how could someone like him not be arrested? The only possible reason he wouldn't be arrested is: he is a person of the Communist Party. So back then, I exposed him. In the current democracy movement circles, there are too many figures like Yao Chen, too many Yao Chens like this. These people simply cannot get green cards, and to this day they still haven't gotten them. Some people even came as whole families and didn't get them. What are these people currently facing? They are facing the possibility of deportation and being ordered out, with some being told to depart voluntarily. No matter how well you disguise yourself, do not treat the US government as fools.

This woman in Irvine, in her thirties, very young, you see she was arrested at the airport. Why was she arrested at the airport? Do you all understand? It's because she had been targeted for a long time; the moment you try to leave the country, you get arrested, as they have been continuously collecting evidence of your crimes. For someone like her, emails and communications are all being monitored and surveilled. Whatever you do, don't think that just because you are acting as an agent in the United States, you can act recklessly or use various covert methods to contact the CCP and receive money from them—you can't do that anymore, it's impossible. Another point everyone should remember is that while the CCP infiltrates the U.S. government, the U.S. also infiltrates the Chinese government. Those people are constantly providing intelligence, and U.S. intelligence officers are also very capable. Many children and families of Chinese officials are in the U.S., and these people are likely providing a steady stream of intelligence to the U.S. So, for these people, it may seem like you are working quietly in the U.S. as a CCP agent, but in reality, you have long been under surveillance. People like Chen Shanzhuang, we don't even need to think about it, the U.S. government has long had him under surveillance, unless he is a double agent who also provides intelligence on the CCP to the U.S. government; that is entirely possible. Can you all understand? He is providing intelligence to the CCP on one hand and to the U.S. on the other, which is why the U.S. government hasn't arrested him. Look at how public he is; take Chen Shanzhuang, what kind of person is he? A man full of crimes! He is about seventy years old now, he smuggled himself from Fujian to Hong Kong in the 1970s when he was a teenager. After arriving in Hong Kong, after arriving in the democratic world, do you know what he did? He joined a Hong Kong gang, and later went to the U.S. and joined an American gang. Finally, in the 2000s, he was arrested by the U.S. government for trafficking a large amount of heroin, several kilograms. After being arrested, he became a cooperating witness in prison because he was a minor leader in a New York gang at the time, but there were bigger fish than him. The U.S. government at the time needed to catch those people, so they turned him into an informant and a cooperating witness. In the end, he made a deal with the U.S. government, and his detention time was converted into a prison sentence. He didn't serve many years before he was released. After he got out, he started organizing things like the Overseas Chinese Association or the China-U.S. Association. In 2024, he specifically went to Beijing to attend a CPPCC meeting and was photographed. I suspect he even made that photo public himself. I think this person, when Xi Jinping came in 2023, he also appeared on the streets of San Francisco. This time in Washington, he also appeared on the streets. He organized many overseas Chinese, specifically the Fujian gang, to welcome Xi Jinping and create momentum. So this person should be very clear, he is a CCP agent. Then why doesn't the U.S. government arrest him or go after him? There are two possibilities, two reasons. One reason is that they haven't moved to arrest him yet; another is that it is entirely possible that someone like him, who takes money and gives money, is exactly that. It is very likely that he is a double agent; he might be a double agent, providing intelligence on the CCP to the U.S. government on one hand, and obtaining intelligence from the U.S. to provide to the CCP on the other. This possibility is very high. Otherwise, for a CCP agent like this, the U.S. government would have targeted him long ago. This is my analysis, I don't know if you all can understand. So now in the U.S., the FBI Director has already issued a statement, written very clearly: stop doing evil things in the U.S., the final result of your evil deeds will be the same as this woman's, and her sentence will certainly be very long. This matter is huge, and now the global media has exposed it.

There is another very important sentence: suspected of spying on the family of a foreign leader for the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) on U.S. soil. Can everyone understand this sentence? Suspected of spying on the family of a foreign leader for the CCP on U.S. soil—that is to say, he refers to the leader of Taiwan as a foreign leader, a foreign leader to the CCP. By spying on the family of a foreign leader for the CCP, this person is actually very clear in his own mind that he views Taiwan as a country outside of the CCP, not as a country of China, and that it has nothing to do with China. This sentence is extremely important; it is written very clearly that he views Taiwan as a country. This is the most important realization in his tweet within this article. Therefore, many high-ranking officials in the U.S. government—it should be said the vast majority, perhaps even over 90 percent—unanimously believe that Taiwan is absolutely not part of China. Do not think that there is a 'One China'; Taiwan is absolutely not part of China. He wrote very clearly in this tweet: 'spying on the family of a foreign leader for the CCP.' Can you imagine the amount of information here? The most classic sentence in this piece is this one. This person is a heavyweight figure in the United States: the Director of the FBI. Does the CCP have any way out now? There is no way out at all. The CCP wants a 'One China,' but these current U.S. politicians have long since discarded 'One China.' Where is 'One China'? China is China, Taiwan is Taiwan; Taiwan is another country, completely unrelated to your China. It's over! If you dare to attack Taiwan, I will dare to attack you, and I will definitely take you down. Alright, everyone can go and take a look, go and check this tweet written by the FBI Director. The most classic sentence in this tweet is 'suspected of spying on the family of a foreign leader for the CCP,' meaning he refers to Lai Ching-te as a foreign leader, as a foreign leader to the CCP. I will end our discussion on this topic here. During this period, too many CCP agents will be captured one by one and sent directly to prison, to sit until the bottom of the prison wears out; there are just too many. Thank you all for watching, and we will see you in the next program.