Podbit · The Tucker Carlson Show
A former US Army intelligence officer told Weichert that Mossad was operating in the Sunni Triangle in 2004-05, interfering with American counter-al-Qaeda operations. Weichert suspects this connects to the chain of events that eventually produced ISIS, al-Nusra Front, and the ultimately successful push to topple Assad.
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Tucker introduces Tom Cotton as the driving force behind mandatory intelligence sharing between the US and Israel — something Tucker flatly calls treason. Cotton is simultaneously pushing to eliminate the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, which Tucker and Weichert interpret as an attempt to prevent any future Tulsi Gabbard-type figure from uncovering intelligence community activities conducted on Israel's behalf. Weichert adds that Cotton's ultimate goal may be to install a more compliant figure at the DNI — specifically John Clayton, who was involved in the botched Epstein file release. The Senate Intelligence Committee chairman is also connected to blocking the SAVE Act (voter ID), FISA reform, and other measures that would constrain surveillance of Americans. Tucker expresses concern that Tom Cotton objected to the JFK files being released, which he interprets as protecting a foreign country's involvement.
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