DAVID: COMING UP ON "BLOOMBERG THIS WEEKEND," PRESIDENT TRUMP'S ULTIMATUM TO IRAN -- OPEN THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ, OR THE UNITED STATES WILL STRIKE POWER PLANTS. THE TIMELINE AND HOW IRAN IS RESPONDING. CHRISTINA: THE PRESIDENT SAYS HE IS READY TO DEPLOY I.C. E. AGENTS TO AIRPORTS TOMORROW IF DEMOCRATS DO NOT AGREE TO PARTS OF A FUNDING PLAN.>> NEGOTIATE WITH REPUBLICANS BUT AT THE SAME TIME DO NOT INFLICT PAIN ON THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. CHRISTINA: SECURITY CONCERNS AS DELAYS PLAGUE TRAVELERS. DAVID: PLUS, TAKE U ...

GROUND IN IRAN BUT WE BEGIN THIS HOUR WITH PRESIDENT TRUMP SEEMINGLY AT ODDS WITH HIS OWN INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY OVER THE WAR WITH HIS DIRECTOR OF NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE TULSEY GABBARD CONTRADICTING OR REFUSING TO BACK COMMENTS HER BOSS HAS MADE INCLUDING ON WHETHER IRAN'S NUCLEAR PROGRAM POSED AN IMMINENT THREAT EVEN AS THE WHITE HOUSE USED THAT JUSTIFICATION FOR THE WAR. UNDER QUESTIONING BY TWO SEPARATE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES, GABBARD INSTEAD CLAIMED IT'S NOT HER JOB TO ASSESS THOSE THREATS. WAS IT THE ...

Joining us now is journalist and former Army Ranger Marty Scovelin Jr. . Marty helped Joe Kent pen the book. Send me the true story of a mother at war, which is about Kent's late wife Shannon.Marty, thanks for joining us. Knowing Kent's convictions as you do, do you believe he would have leaked classified intel. No.Joe Kent has spent over 20 years in the intelligence community, in the special operations community, from being an army ranger to a special forces soldier to working in the CIA's ground branch. T ...

MSNOW Capitol Hill reporter Kevin Fry is outsi that hearing. We are also joined by our Justice and Intelligence Reporter Ken Delanian, MSNOW National Security Analyst Christopher O'Leary and former D .C. Chief of Homeland Security Danelle Harvin.Kevin, let's start there on the Hill. The House has an opportunity today to follow up on yesterday's testimony from the Senate. What are they focusing on and what are they maybe trying to get cleared up.Yeah, so I mean a lot of it is a repeat in terms of kind of the ...

on the world's largest natural gas field, raising fears that Iran will retaliate with more attacks on oil and gas facilities. Here at home, gas prices are up five cents since yesterday. As for the Trump administration, the country's top national security officials today found themselves caught between a rock and a hard place.On one side, reality and the facts. On the other side, Donald Trump and his shape-shifting and sometimes contradictory explanations for why we went to war with Iran, when we went to war ...

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Well, I think he's sending a signal to John Ratcliffe that he does. He, Senator Wyden, has an issue, and he can't go public with the contents. but he can go public with the concern.And so he's putting John Ratcliffe on notice that there has to be some type of response that is going to come from the CIA. Now, we'll point out that Ron Wyden is a very liberal senator. And what I was CIA director, he had some concerns about things that CIA was doing that I thought were very appropriate.So there may be a differe ...

RT Tulsi Gabbard 🌺 (@TulsiGabbard)Deep State warmongers and their Propaganda Media are again trying to undermine President Trump’s efforts to bring peace to Ukraine—and indeed Europe—by falsely claiming that the ‘U.S. intelligence community’ agrees to and supports EU/NATO viewpoint that Russia’s aim is to invade/conquer Europe (in order to gin up support for their pro-war policies). The truth is that ‘US intelligence’ assesses that Russia does not even have the capability to conquer and occupy Ukraine, what ...

National Security Concerns - The Trump administration officials' use of the Signal messaging app to share sensitive information raises concerns about national security [1][5] - The discussion of deploying the 82nd Airborne Division to Portland to handle protests is seen as a reckless use of military resources and a potential threat to national security [3][5] - Leaks of sensitive information and disclosures on Signal are ongoing issues within the administration [6][7] - Purging expertise from the federal government and intelligence community weakens national security [11][12][13] Incompetence and Accountability - Pete Hegseth and his team are accused of JV-level incompetence for discussing national security matters on an unsecured app in a public place [8] - Hegseth previously shared classified information with individuals lacking security clearance via text chain [9] - Hegseth is not taking responsibility for the disclosures, which would typically result in termination or prosecution in the military [10] Media and Leaks - Journalists are accused of soliciting classified information, leading to policy changes at the Pentagon [6] - The administration is considering using polygraphs to catch leakers [6]

Joining us now, Democratic Congressman from Connecticut, Jim Heims. He is the ranking member of the House Intelligence Committee. Congressman, thank you very much for joining us. Thanks for having me, Katie. Do you have a sense that Israel might strike again? I mean, it's unclear whether the intended targets whether it was a successful attack to kill the intended intended targets. Yeah, look, there's no reason to believe that they won't continue to go after the leadership of Hamas. I mean, um, there's a lot ...