Nation States: Why Taiwan Is the Next Global Flashpoint

Nation States: Why Taiwan Is the Next Global Flashpoint

Author: iHeartPodcasts May 22, 2026 Duration: 27:16
The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show
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Why has Taiwan become one of the most dangerous and important places in the world? Steve Yates breaks down the real history behind China’s claims over Taiwan, why the island sits at the center of the global technology economy, and how a future conflict could impact American jobs, markets, military strategy, and everyday life. From semiconductor chips and supply chains to democracy, deterrence, and President Trump’s approach to China, Yates explains why Taiwan has become a defining test of American leadership and global stability.  

Follow Nation States with Yates for practical insight into China, geopolitics, and the national security issues affecting your household and America’s future. Steve Yates breaks down complex world events as your personal national security advisor, without the Washington jargon.

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