Dozens of top U.S. military leaders faced polygraph examinations this summer as the Pentagon intensified its hunt for those behind leaks of classified information on American weapons reserves, a move that has drawn sharp criticism from some officials caught in the probe. Earlier this summer, several dozen U.S. military and civilian officials, including personnel from […] The post Senior military officials subjected to polygraph tests in Pentagon leaks investigation, sources reveal appeared first on American Almanac .
Dozens of top U.S. military leaders faced polygraph examinations this summer as the Pentagon intensified its hunt for those behind leaks of classified information on American weapons reserves, a move that has drawn sharp criticism from some officials caught in the probe. Earlier this summer, several dozen U.S. military and civilian officials, including personnel from U.S. Central Command and other combatant commands, were ordered to take polygraph tests as part of an expanding national security leak investigation. The Pentagon’s extraordinary step targeted those with access to some of the nation’s most sensitive defense secrets, as officials sought to identify the source of leaks about U.S. weapons stockpiles and other classified…Open
Three officials working in the U.S. Secret Service communications office were placed on administrative leave and stripped of their security clearances Monday, pending an investigation […] Source
There are new concerns around the White House over President Trump’s closest aide having gone without a security clearance for a year. This as a U.S.-Canada trade deal crumbled, paving the way for new tariffs on Canada. The New York Times Chief White House Correspondent Peter Baker joins Alex Witt to discuss.
The Daily Beast published Natalie Harp's fawning apparent letters to President Trump. This comes after MS NOW reported Harp had no security clearance for over a year despite working closely with Trump. MS NOW Senior White House Reporter Vaughn Hillyard has more details. New York Times Chief White House Correspondent Peter Baker and former White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations Jim Messina join Alicia Menendez to share their thoughts.
The Daily Beast posted White House aide Natalie Harp's letters to President Trump. MS NOW has not independently verified these letters. The publishing of the intimate correspondence comes amid new scrutiny of White House security after it was revealed Harp declined routine security clearance checks. Co-host of MS NOW's "The Weekend" Eugene Daniels joins Peter Alexander to discuss.
Last weekend, Sen. Jon Ossoff, D-GA, referenced President Donald Trump's aide, Natalie Harp, in a speech and, in the days since, Joe says the White House's reaction has fueled a media frenzy. New York Times reporters Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan report in their book “REGIME CHANGE” that Harp caught the attention of the Secret Service for letters she wrote to Trump. Since then, MS NOW reports that Harp worked at the White House for a year before receiving security clearance.
Chris Meagher, former chief Pentagon spokesman, and Ned Price, former CIA spokesman, talk with Jen Psaki about the glaring security problems with Donald Trump's aide, Natalie Harp, and Pete Hegseth taking his wife to work with him, and how the relationships undermine the trust of our allies and hurt U.S. national security.
MS NOW reporting reveals Trump’s close executive assistant Natalie Harp worked at the White House without security clearance for a year, only filling out the official forms in recent months after Trump personally intervened. MS NOW White House Reporter Jake Traylor, who helped break the story, joins The Weeknight with more details.
MS NOW White House Reporter Jake Traylor joins The Weeknight to break down his latest reporting that Trump’s close executive assistant Natalie Harp worked at the White House without a security clearance for a year.
New reporting reveals that Trump aide Natalie Harp resisted getting a security clearance for over a year, as MAGA allies lash out over coverage of her place in the Trump White House. Alicia Menendez is joined by Tim Miller and Carol Leonnig.
