Big tech’s betrayal of America — unveiled. Inside the untold story of how big tech giant Qualcomm ripped-off one of the most important patented innovations in American history and shipped it off to China with the help from the US government. Did the Obama Admin provide cover?

If America wants to control its own destiny and remain a superpower, we have to balance the playing field. And the first step of that is protecting the small, American innovator from getting stomped on by big tech and offshoring stolen IP to China.

Patents are crucial for ensuring that America remains a leader in innovation, which is why Trump and the Republicans need to take action to hold China accountable. Against the Giants

We applaud Donald J. Trump for recognizing that we cannot continue going down the path of letting China destroy us in innovation and manufacturing. We as a country have to get back to creating and owning technologies that other countries want to buy from us. Dinesh D'Souza

Qualcomm saw ParkerVision’s patents, praised them, got working chips—then stole the tech. Now it’s in billions of devices, and ParkerVision gets no credit.

Why does our case matter? Because when big tech steals patented technology from companies without paying, it hurts every American innovator. ParkerVision will keep standing up for American innovators — and for a system that rewards creating, not stealing/offshoring to China.