Nicolle Wallace is joined by former Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall, whose security clearance was revoked by the Pentagon last week over accusations he disclosed classified information to the media. Also joining Deadline White House: Lt. Gen Mark Hertling.
AI:In a move that reeks of deep-state accountability, former Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall has had his security clearance stripped by the Pentagon following accusations that he leaked classified intelligence to the media. While the MSNBC propaganda machine attempts to frame this as a sudden administrative action, it is clearly a long-overdue purge of establishment figures who treat national secrets as tools for their own political agendas. The leftist press is predictably scrambling to provide cover for Kendall, attempting to mask his role in exposing sensitive information under the guise of transparency. This development highlights the ongoing collision between President Trump’s effort to clean up the intelligence community and a…Open
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Parnell identified the leaker of classified Air Force One information as former Biden administration Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall, though details on what the leak the spokesman is referring to was not immediately clear.
A previously undisclosed subpoena, involving reporting on a failed SEAL Team 6 mission in North Korea, reflects the government’s expanding campaign to investigate leaks of secrets.
Former Trump adviser turned Trump critic John Bolton has admitted to mishandling classified information, potentially facing prison time.
PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: John Bolton, former National Security Adviser during the first Trump administration, has pleaded guilty to mishandling classified information. The plea deal was made in a federal court in Greenbelt, Maryland, on Friday, and could result in a sentence ranging from probation to five years in prison. DETAIL: Bolton was initially charged with 18 counts, each carrying a potential 10-year sentence, for sharing over 1,000 pages of notes containing national security information with relatives lacking security clearance. These notes were intended for his memoir, The Room Where It Happened, published in 2020. The notes were later accessed by a hacker linked to Iran. IMPACT: Bolton’s guilty plea marks a significant…Open
Two Israeli air force technicians face espionage charges for allegedly sharing sensitive military information with Iran, amid concerns over a growing number of Israelis caught spying for Iran or other Israeli adversaries since 2023.
Two Israeli air force technicians face espionage charges for allegedly sharing sensitive military information with Iran, amid concerns over a growing number of Israelis caught spying for Iran or other Israeli adversaries since 2023. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Two Israeli air force technicians, Asaf Shitrit and Sagi Haik, are accused of sharing sensitive military information with Iran, including engine diagrams and photos of an F-15 flight instructor. The charges may escalate to treason as authorities investigate further. DETAIL: The suspects, who worked on F-15 fighter jets at Tel Nof Airbase, allegedly maintained contact with Iranian intelligence operatives for months and carried out tasks in exchange for payment. Prosecutors say the…Open
The special operations soldier who was indicted for allegedly using classified information to bet on the capture of Nicolas Maduro appeared in a courtroom Friday.
