Sky News contributor Cory Bernardi says the Communist Party of China 'is trying to run the world' and has many 'acolytes in senior positions in the United Nations and their allied bodies'.
Sky News contributor Cory Bernardi says the Communist Party of China "is trying to run the world" and has many "acolytes in senior positions in the United Nations and their allied bodies". Mr Bernardi told Sky News host Peta Credlin "we absolutely have to" front up to China in it's bid for domination.
US President Donald Trump had recently threatened to defund the World Health Organisation after the “China centric” body failed to support early travel bans which could have saved tens of thousands of lives. "Donald Trump is right," Mr Bernardi said. He said the communist nation is "hell-bent dominating the global economy by fair means or foul we've got to stand up to that".
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