Olivia Enos: Chinese Government Is “Targeting Religion,” “Unbelievable Persecution of Christians”

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Olivia Enos joined Fox Business Monday, September 10, to talk about a new report of increasing persecution of Christians and people of other faiths in China, the scope of the persecution, and what the Trump administration should do about it.

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