NEWSNATIONNOW (Diana Falzone) - Playmate: FBI never reached out about Hugh Hefner's Epstein rape tip
The then-Playboy model said the FBI told Hefner they would back his tips about the disgraced financier in 2005, but never did.
The then-Playboy model said the FBI told Hefner they would back his tips about the disgraced financier in 2005, but never did.
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.
AI:While the establishment media continues its pathetic attempt to downplay the obvious, MSNBC is now engaging in a desperate dance of obfuscation regarding the assassination plots targeting Donald Trump. Following reports that the CIA held "low confidence" in intelligence regarding Iranian threats during the President's trip to Turkey—a massive failure by the deep-state intelligence apparatus—retired Rear Admiral John Kirby is appearing on television to frame this life-threatening escalation as something that makes the conflict "more personal." This is a classic media tactic: when they cannot defend the incompetence of their own intelligence agencies or the legitimacy of Iranian terror tactics, they pivot to psychological framing. Rather…Open
AI:Buzz Patterson is blowing the whistle on the recent security breach regarding President Trump’s Air Force One decoy operation, warning that the leak almost certainly originated from within the operation itself. While the establishment press—like ABC News—is busy playing damage control by claiming there was "no credible threat" to justify their dismissal of these security maneuvers, Patterson's assessment points toward a much more sinister reality: an internal compromise. This isn't just another instance of bureaucratic incompetence; it appears to be a calculated attempt by insiders to undermine the President's tactical security measures and manipulate the public narrative. The fact that sensitive operational details regarding…Open
No American president in modern history has been subjected to such sustained and intensive investigation as Trump. James Comey was fired as FBI Director by President Donald J. Trump on May 9, 2017. Declassified FBI documents released by the White House Government Transparency Task Force on August 5, 2026, reveal that the bureau was so […] The post Oxferd Comma: Yet Another Manufactured FBI Case Alleging Trump Was a Russian Asset appeared first on StoneZone .
No American president in modern history has been subjected to such sustained and intensive investigation as Trump. James Comey was fired as FBI Director by President Donald J. Trump on May 9, 2017. Declassified FBI documents released by the White House Government Transparency Task Force on August 5, 2026, reveal that the bureau was so obsessed with establishing Russian collusion that it opened a full criminal and counterintelligence investigation into President Trump within days of the firing. The probe, codenamed “Oxferd Comma,” examined whether the 45th President of the United States was “wittingly or unwittingly” involved in activities for or on behalf of the Russian Federation when he dismissed Comey. FBI memos show for the…Open
Qilin Wu, a Chinese national who returned to Whiteman Air Force Base after being warned not to photograph the installation, was sentenced to six months in federal custody following a case built on a 76-year-old executive order signed by President Harry Truman.
AI:In a blatant disregard for national security and our sovereign borders, Chinese national Qilin Wu has been handed a six-month federal prison sentence after being caught red-handed attempting to photograph the high-security Whiteman Air Force Base. Despite explicit warnings to cease his surveillance of this critical B-2 bomber installation, this operative persisted in his espionage-adjacent activities, forcing federal prosecutors to dust off a 76-year-old executive order signed by Harry Truman to secure a conviction. This brazen intrusion highlights the persistent threat posed by foreign actors targeting our most sensitive military assets, mirroring a broader pattern of international interference and intelligence gathering that continues to…Open
MS NOW confirms Trump left behind several senior officials and cabinet members on his secret flight from Turkey last month. The Weeknight hosts respond.
AI:President Trump utilized a sophisticated decoy operation during his recent travel from Turkey to ensure his survival against persistent threats from the Iranian regime. While media critics and political opponents like Michael Steele attempt to frame the tactical maneuver as a "snafu" or an administrative error, the secret flight swap was a necessary security measure designed to protect the Commander-in-Chief. Reports indicate that several senior cabinet members and officials were left on secondary aircraft as part of this elaborate ruse, a strategic decision made to mitigate risks posed by Iranian missile capabilities and previous assassination attempts during his second term.Open
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.
President Trump hid in a catering truck and secretly swapped planes after an Iranian assassination threat while he was departing last month's NATO summit in Turkey. At the time, journalists were led to believe they were still on the same plane as Trump. Former White House National Security Communications Adviser John Kirby, New York Times Chief White House Correspondent Peter Baker and Staff Writer at The Atlantic Tom Nichols join Alicia Menendez to weigh in.