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.
AI:The mainstream media's pathetic attempt at coverage ignores the core reality: a massive failure in global intelligence or a calculated distraction. While MSNBC pedDles their usual narrative, they finally touch upon reports from The Washington Post regarding CIA analysts expressing "low confidence" in Israeli intel concerning threats to Donald Trump in Turkey. This wasn't just a minor logistical hiccup; it was a glaring gap in security that screams of deep-state incompetence or something far more sinister. Leon Panetta and other establishment figures are now forced to answer whether the intelligence apparatus failed Trump, leaving his safety dependent on decoy planes while the shadow government's reach remains dangerously unvetted.Open
For weeks, members of the White House press corps thought they traveled with President Trump from Turkey on Air Force One, only to find out he secretly exited the plane via a catering truck to fly on a different aircraft. Vaughn Hillyard explains why the White House’s security concerns don’t fully explain its decision to keep the press in the dark.
AI:The White House has kept the press corps in the dark regarding President Trump's recent flight swap from Turkey, where he secretly exited his aircraft via a catering truck to board a different plane for security reasons. While officials point to legitimate safety concerns, including potential threats from Iranian actors utilizing shoulder-fired missiles, critics and analysts argue that the administration’s decision to withhold these details suggests a deeper level of operational secrecy than simple protection. This sudden maneuver left journalists believing they were traveling on Air Force One when they were actually on a decoy aircraft, raising significant questions about the transparency of presidential travel logistics during…Open
On this episode of "Bradley on the Border," Ali Bradley speaks with Chris Clem, a former Yuma sector Border Patrol chief. Clem tells Ali there could be increased concern about immigrants who are already in the United States, including those with ties to Iran. Since 2021, over 2,500 Iranian nationals have been arrested inside the U.S. In Texas, law enforcement agencies have been focusing on growing numbers of “special interest aliens” who come from the Middle East. #MiddleEast #Iran #immigration CREDITS Host: Ali Bradley Executive Producer: Andy Gipson Editorial Producer: Meagan Ourada Field Producer: Travis Harrison Segment Producer: Christine Jenkinson Associate Producer: Will Tomasi Editor: Kanyon Lyons On "Bradley on the Border,"…
National security officials, including FBI Director Kash Patel and CIA Director John Ratcliffe, testify on threats to the US amid the Iran war before the House Select Intelligence Committee. Read more: https://tinyurl.com/464b7y9r
A day after her counterterrorism director resigned in protest of the war in Iran, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard faced senators in a hearing on worldwide threats. Gabbard and CIA Director John Ratcliffe were peppered with questions on Operation Epic Fury. #iran #tulsigabbard #operationepicfury
Could the Iran conflict activate sleeper cells in the U.S.? Senators received a closed-door briefing Tuesday as security concerns grow. Joe Khalil has the latest from Capitol Hill.
