In this special episode, we delve into China’s growing nuclear ambition, where it could lead in the future, what it means for the world, and how it’s different from the Soviet Union during the Cold War. We sat down with Patty-Jane Geller, policy analyst of nuclear deterrence and missile defense at the Heritage Foundation, and Rick Fisher, senior fellow at the International Assessment and Strategy Center. Fisher said, “China wants global nuclear superiority because it wants to achieve global political and economic and military hegemony on Earth. It wants to be the most—the Chinese Communist Party wants to be the most powerful force on Earth so that it can set the rules, so that it can control your economic future, your political future, your security—not just in China, but the whole world.” Geller said, “It’s important to remember that brute force and having a strong defense is critical. But it’s …