TRRS Power Needs Rules: China, the Grid, and Who Decides

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TRRS Power Needs Rules: China, the Grid, and Who Decides

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Modern national security is no longer limited to borders, weapons, and military bases. It now includes transformers, power inverters, data centers, utility networks, and even the political arguments shaping whether America builds the infrastructure it needs.

Rick Robinson examines President Donald Trump’s national emergency declaration concerning the bulk power system and the risks posed by foreign-manufactured electrical equipment, hidden communications components, and persistent Chinese access to American utility networks. He then follows the threat from physical hardware into cyberspace and public opinion, including reported Chinese influence activity targeting opposition to American data-center construction.

The second hour asks a related question: Who decides, and by what standard? Newly released FBI records involving Eric Swalwell and Christine Fang raise questions about how the FBI handles politically sensitive counterintelligence investigations. Rick then examines the latest mail-ballot ruling, a major federal gang prosecution in Puerto Rico, and what Oklahoma voters communicated through the gubernatorial runoff and their overwhelming rejection of State Question 844.

Different institutions exercise different forms of power—but power without clear rules, consistent standards, and public accountability eventually destroys trust.

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