Eileen Gu's sponsors show 'the corrupt and weak corporations of America': Cain

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Eileen Gu's sponsors show 'the corrupt and weak corporations of America': Cain​

— it's not the ungrateful child of America. It's the corrupt and weak corporations of America."

By Graham Colton | Fox News

Published 3 hours ago

Fox News host Will Cain exposed the "corrupt and weak corporations of America" like American-born Olympic skier Eileen Gu's sponsors Wednesday on "Tucker Carlson Tonight."

Gu will compete for China in the upcoming Beijing Olympics. She is sponsored by Louis Vuitton and Victoria's Secret, among other companies.

" … [T]here's very few American companies that wouldn't and haven't already done the same thing as Eileen Gu," Cain said. "They've already turned their back on the United States of America in exchange for Chinese riches, and that's why she's a symbol. You want to look at something to be really upset about — it's not the ungrateful child of America. It's the corrupt and weak corporations of America."

Cain pointed out "the inherent immorality of capitalism devoid from a moral, principled grounding."

He called Gu "ungrateful, for her to betray, turn her back on the country that not just raised her, but turned her into a world-class skier with the training and facilities that only the United States of America can provide. For her to then turn her back on that in exchange for money is shameful."

Cain compared her to a child moving out of the "warm home" in which they were raised, warning that she "will soon … come to regret it."

Chinese tennis player Peng Shuai "mysteriously disappeared" after accusing former Chinese Vice-Premier Zhang Gaoli of sexual assault in November, Cain noted.

"Eileen Gu, I think, has had to sacrifice her American passport," he said. "So welcome to China. I hope stardom and the riches that you have earned through betraying America are all worth it, because you have definitely sold out."

Eileen Gu's sponsors show 'the corrupt and weak corporations of America': Cain

Fox News host Will Cain critiqued American corporations Wednesday on "Tucker Carlson Tonight."

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Teenage superstar Eileen Gu stuns America with defection to China​

A Victoria’s Secret model and face of the 2022 Winter Olympics has struck a major blow for China in its political war with the United States.

 

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Most naturalized foreign born athletes in this Olympics are mixed blood with some degree of Chinese origin

Anna Fei, seen here taking a wefie with her teammates, is one of the foreign-born players in China’s women ice hockey team. PHOTO: REUTERS

 

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Big fan,she is a beauty.
Eileen Gu.

 

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Im gonna admit it. I would simp for her.

 

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Native name	朱易
Alternative names	Beverly Zhu
Country represented	China
Former country(ies) represented	United States

Zhu Yi or Beverly Zhu (Chinese: 朱易; born September 19, 2002) is a Chinese-American figure skater who represents China in ladies' singles.
She won the 2018 U.S. national novice title before switching to representing China internationally

Zhu was born on September 19, 2002 in Los Angeles, California. Her parents, Cui Jie and Zhu Songchun, are both originally from China. Her father is a computer expert and professor at the University of California, Los Angeles.
She is part of a growing number of foreign athletes of Chinese origin attempting to become naturalized Chinese citizens.

 

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I can understand why US never trust American scientists of Chinese origin, Zhu yi's parents are US top scientiests in their field, but still want their daughter to be naturalized and become a Chinese citizen. Chinese Americans loyalty is always dubious.

 

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Native name	朱易
Alternative names	Beverly Zhu
Country represented	China
Former country(ies) represented	United States

Zhu Yi or Beverly Zhu (Chinese: 朱易; born September 19, 2002) is a Chinese-American figure skater who represents China in ladies' singles.
She won the 2018 U.S. national novice title before switching to representing China internationally

Zhu was born on September 19, 2002 in Los Angeles, California. Her parents, Cui Jie and Zhu Songchun, are both originally from China. Her father is a computer expert and professor at the University of California, Los Angeles.
She is part of a growing number of foreign athletes of Chinese origin attempting to become naturalized Chinese citizens.

 

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Wow,she just won gold.

 

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She pulled off a difficult combination feat that no female athletes had ever been able to do in the history, She is a Beijing girl and her home city won't let her down.

 

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Sportspeople have been switching nationalities for decades. Lendl, Navratilova became Americans. Recently Alexandre Bublik became Georgian. Kevin Pietersen switched from South Africa to England. Lots of African athletes compete for Middle Eastern countries. What's the fuss?

 

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When she speaks China, she sounds like a typical Beijing girl, when she speaks English, she suddenly totally turns into an American girl, how can this be possible....

 

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When she speaks China, she sounds like a typical Beijing girl, when she speaks English, she suddenly totally turns into an American girl, how can this be possible....

It's called being fluently bilingual. Many people are fluently multi lingual.

 

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Skier Eileen Gu defends China’s draconian internet restrictions​

By Theo Wayt
February 11, 2022

US-born skier Eileen Gu, who recently won her first gold medal while competing for China, defended China’s draconian internet restrictions by arguing that it’s easy for citizens to dodge the so-called “Great Firewall”.

Her comments came after an Instagram user took the 18-year-old skier to task on Tuesday, asking Gu why she gets “special treatment” and is allowed to use Instagram while “millions of Chinese people from [the] mainland cannot.”

“That’s not fair, can you speak up for those millions of Chinese who don’t have internet freedom,” the commenter added.

In a flippant response accompanied by a thumbs-up emoji, Gu wrote, “Anyone can download a vpn its literally free on the App Store.”