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An apparent Iranian threat, an airport catering truck and a decoy plane. These are the bizarre details of the plot to sneak President Trump out of Turkey after a NATO summit in July. Jacob Soboroff takes us (literally) inside the ruse.
According to The Washington Post, CIA analysts had “low confidence” in Israeli intelligence on a threat to President Trump's life in Turkey last month. Katy Tur sits down with Leon Panetta, former Secretary of Defense and former CIA Director in the Obama administration, and Kevin Baron, president of Elevation Global Strategies, to discuss the lingering questions surrounding Trump’s decoy plane and whether there were gaps in U.S. intelligence and security.
The Washington Post reports the CIA had "low confidence" in the Iranian threat on Air Force One ahead of President Trump's plane switch in Turkey. Retired Rear Admiral John Kirby joins Katy Tur to discuss the security risks.
MS NOW confirms Trump left behind several senior officials and cabinet members on his secret flight from Turkey last month. The Weeknight hosts respond.
While leaving Turkey after the NATO summit in July, President Trump boarded Air Force One and then was secretly transported off the plane and into a catering van before boarding a military plane. The Washington Post reports the incident happened due to a threat from Iran. Nicolle Wallace is joined by Maggie Haberman for analysis on Deadline White House. Plus, Pentagon Reporter for The Washington Post Dan Lamothe, who broke this story, MS NOW Senior Investigative Reporter Carol Leonnig, former FBI Counterterrorism Senior Executive Christopher O'Leary and Council on Foreign Relations President Richard Haass join Katy Tur to discuss.
The United States picked up multiple streams of information, including one potential threat that involved a shoulder-fired missile.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said the White House kept Congress “in the dark” about last month’s ruse to avoid an Iranian threat.
The assailant, a German citizen, was imprisoned after trying to join the Islamic State but freed weeks before attacking a gay Pride event in Berlin.