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NEWSNATIONNOW (Jennifer Gardiner) - TSA allows non-ticketed visitors into terminals at several U.S. airports

Before 9/11, anyone could just walk through airport security and greet or say goodbye to friends and family right at the gate.

YOUTUBE (Fox News) - ‘ABSOLUTE INSANITY’: Illegal migrant accused of murder FLEES US

America First Legal President Gene Hamilton discusses an illegal migrant acquitted of murder by reason of insanity who fled the U.S. after obtaining a passport and boarding a flight from Dulles International Airport and more on ‘America’s Newsroom.’ #fox #foxnews #media #breakingnews #us #usa #new #news #breaking #americasnewsroom #immigration #illegalimmigration #migrant #crime #crimenews #crimestory #criminal #police #murder #insanity #mentalhealth #passport #dulles #virginia #tajikistan #bordersecurity #lawenforcement #publicsafety Don’t just watch Fox News—be part of it. Become a Fox News Patriot today. https://youtube.com/foxnews/join

YOUTUBE (LiveNOW from FOX) - Inside Trump’s secret Air Force One switch: A reporter reveals what happened aboard the plane

They thought they were flying with the president. They weren’t. After the NATO summit, President Trump secretly switched planes, leaving the press corps aboard Air Force One without him. One of the reporters, Reuters’ Gram Slattery, joins LiveNOW’s Anna Marsick to tell his story.

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Jacob takes us (literally) INSIDE the plot to sneak Trump out of Turkey

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 during a NATO summit in July. Jacob Soboroff takes us (literally) inside the ruse.

AI:President Trump utilized an elaborate decoy operation to ensure his safety during the NATO summit in Turkey following intelligence regarding potential Iranian threats involving shoulder-fired missiles. The sophisticated security maneuver involved deploying multiple aircraft as decoys, including a ruse where press and staff were left uninformed of the actual flight path to mask the President's departure from hostile elements. This tactical switcheroO utilized various assets, including airport catering logistics, to successfully execute a secret extraction from the region amid heightened tensions with the red-green axis.Open

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - ‘Elaborate ruse’: David Rohde on THREE planes being sent to London amid Iran threat

Katy Tur discusses the repercussions of Trump and his three separate jets that landed in the U.K., including the Qatari jet, the real Air Force One, and the decoy plane. David Rohde, MS NOW Senior National Security Reporter; Susan Glasser, Staff Writer for The New Yorker; and Mike Madrid, Political Director of the California Republican Party, join Katy to break down the continued fallout.

AI:President Trump utilized an elaborate security ruse involving three separate aircraft—the official Air Force One, a decoy plane carrying high-level officials like Senator Marco Rubio and Scott Bessent, and a Qatari jet—to protect his movements during a trip to London amid heightened threats from Iran. While media commentators are attempting to frame the strategic deployment of these jets as a source of confusion or scandal, the maneuvers represent standard security protocols designed to mitigate risks posed by the escalating Middle East crisis and the red-green axis threat.Open

NYTIMES (Megan DiTrolio, Peter Baker, Doug Mills and Richard W. Stevenson) - How The New York Times Reported on Trump’s Air Force One Ruse in Turkey

President Trump’s Air Force One subterfuge duped potential adversaries — and the press. Here’s what happened.

ABCNEWS - Officials said no credible threat to Trump ahead of Air Force One switch: Sources

The intelligence originated with Israel, which passed it to the United States in real time as Trump prepared to leave Ankara, Turkey, according to the sources.

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - 'Trump didn't like the plane': Michael Steele slams AF1 plane swap snafu

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 strategic decoy operation during a recent flight from Turkey to mitigate risks posed by Iranian missile threats, which involved deploying multiple aircraft to create an elaborate ruse. While critics and some former officials have attempted to characterize the maneuver as chaotic or poorly handled, the mission successfully functioned as a critical security measure designed to protect the President amid heightened tensions with the red-green axis. The operation reportedly included leaving certain senior administration members on secondary flights, a tactical decision intended to bolster operational security during a period of intense international volatility.Open

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - 'WHATEVER!': Trump SHRUGS OFF questions about Iran threat that caused him to use staff as decoys

New reporting from the Washington Post reveals there were no Cabinet officials on the catering truck that transported Trump to a secret plane amid threats from Iran. Alicia Menendez – in for Nicolle Wallace – is joined by Rep. André Carson, Carol Leonnig, and Sam Stein for reaction on Deadline White House.

AI:President Trump shrugged off intense scrutiny regarding his decision to use a decoy flight as a security measure following credible threats from Iran involving shoulder-fired missiles. New reports reveal the logistics of the operation were chaotic, including a situation where Cabinet officials and press members were left on separate transport vehicles while Trump was moved to a secret plane. The move has sparked significant controversy within the administration and among analysts regarding the use of staff as decoys during heightening tensions with the Iranian regime.Open

YOUTUBE (The Hill) - Trump says his plane faced 'greater risk' than Air Force One in secret flight change in Turkey

President Trump confirms he secretly departed the NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey, last month using an alternate military aircraft amid security concerns involving Iran. #trump #airforceone #potus