Ben and Guy discuss the major Chinese military parade and its geopolitical implications, the U.S. strike on an alleged drug cartel boat in the Caribbean, and much more. <br><br>Then, Nick Myers, CEO and co-founder of the company Phoenix Tailings, joins the show to talk about China’s dominance in rare earth elements and his company’s work in helping the U.S. catch up. <br><br>Plus, the “Threat of the Week.”

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Nick Myers, CEO and co-founder of the company Phoenix Tailings, joins the show to talk about China’s dominance in rare earth elements and his company’s work in helping the U.S. catch up.{ai:summary}<p>Ben and Guy run through China's grand military parade and its geopolitics, plus a U.S. strike on a drug-cartel boat in the Caribbean.</p><p>Nick Myers of Phoenix Tailings on China's rare-earth edge and U.S. catching up, plus the Threat of the Week. #military</p>

LISTEN: How China dominates the U.S. in rare earth elements

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