WATCH: Nikki Haley Warns Of The Growing Chinese Military Threat As The Biden Administration Turns Our Military Woke

On Sunday, former Trump United Nations (UN) Ambassador and 2024 presidential candidate Nikki Haley expressed her concerns about the growing threat of a militarized and aggressive Chinese threat. Nonetheless, Haley argued the Biden administration is more interested in woke gender politics than they are in holding the Chinese Communist Party accountable.

"If you look at the military situation, they now have the largest naval fleet in the world. They have 340 ships; we have 293. They will have 400 In two years; we won't even have 350 in two decades," Nikki Haley told Shannon Bream on 'Fox News Sunday'. "They have started developing hypersonic missiles. We're just now getting started. They are modernizing their military; our military's taking gender pronoun classes. You look at what they're doing on cyber, artificial intelligence, space – they're ahead of us. So no, we have some work to do, and we do need to strengthen our military, and we have to make sure we are right." 

"China has been preparing for war with us for decades. And the way we have to deal with China is not to look at it tomorrow because if we keep waiting to deal with them tomorrow, they will deal with us today. We have to deal with them diplomatically; we have to deal with them economically; we have to deal with them militarily," Haley continued. "But from a domestic standpoint, first of all, let us make sure they stop buying up US farmland. They have bought 400,000 acres near military installations. Let us get the infiltration out of our universities, where they are paying millions of dollars to spread propaganda. Let's make sure they stop bringing fentanyl across the border. If that means we end normal trade relations with them to do that, we do that, until they stop killing Americans."
 
"And let's stop the lobbying that is happening from Chinese companies that are just a front for the Chinese Communist Party ... I think we have some work to do," Haley added. 

"And militarily, we better get to work. We have to build a strong military. We have to stop all these favored ... contracts, to military companies that should not be getting them. We have got to cut out the bureaucracy and the red tape. We have got to get to work to strengthen our military. So no, we have a lot to do with China, and we better get it done today," Haley concluded.