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In this episode of The President's Daily Brief:
We begin with how Israeli intelligence spent years infiltrating Hezbollah, leading to the group's recent devastating losses, including the death of their leader, Hassan Nasrallah.
Then, we assess Hezbollah’s next steps and examine potential candidates to replace Nasrallah as Secretary General.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has wrapped up his U.S. visit aimed at rallying support for Ukraine. We’ll break down what he managed to secure from his American allies.
In today’s Back of the Brief: Hurricane Helene has caused widespread devastation across the American Southeast, leaving over 100 dead. We’ll provide a detailed assessment of the damage and the recovery efforts underway.
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In this episode of The PDB Afternoon Bulletin:
First, Israeli special forces have begun launching limited covert raids into Lebanon to probe Hezbollah’s capabilities, as the IDF prepares for an imminent ground invasion across their northern border.
Then, as operations continue in Lebanon, Israel is also setting their sights on the Iranian-backed Houthi militants of Yemen, hitting the terror group with their largest airstrike of the war in response to the targeting of Tel-Aviv with a ballistic missile.
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In this episode of The President's Daily Brief:
The body of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah has reportedly been recovered, days after he was killed in an Israeli airstrike. We’ll break down how the IDF successfully targeted and eliminated the terror leader in a bunker 60 feet underground in Beirut.
We’ll examine Iran’s response to the death of their top proxy leader, including threats of revenge against Israel.
Details on two US airstrikes that killed 37 members of the Islamic State in Syria last week.
And in today's Back of the Brief, Vice President Kamala Harris visited the Southern Border on Friday, but her trip is being met with strong criticism from the Border Patrol Union.
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is here, and it’s not going away. What threats does it pose to United States national security? What opportunities does it present as we seek to maintain an advantage over our foreign adversaries? Two of NSA’s leading AI experts join No Such Podcast to break down NSA’s approach to AI security, responsible AI, and AI governance.
NSA’s Chief Responsible AI Officer, Vinh Nguyen, explains how NSA has been researching AI and what uses we’ve found for it already. Chief of the AI Security Center, Tahira Mammen, shares what NSA is doing to help secure AI deployment. Learn how these experts tackle the unknown dimension of AI and how they’re making sure NSA is helping the United States stay a step ahead through our foreign signals intelligence and cybersecurity missions.
Learn more at NSA.gov/AISC. Find the show transcript and other episodes at NSA.gov/podcast. Discover job opportunities at NSA.gov/careers.
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Cybersecurity is no longer a separate domain – it’s integrated into everything we do to keep the United States safe from foreign adversaries. As Russia, China, Iran, North Korea, and others conduct cyberattacks on national security systems and the Defense Industrial Base, the National Security Agency is on the job, detecting attacks, defending networks, and distributing declassified intelligence to help private industry partners.
NSA’s Director of Cybersecurity, Dave Luber, joins No Such Podcast to shine the light on how NSA cybersecurity contributes to national security. Learn from Marine Corps LtGen Jerry Carter about the value of having close civilian-military collaboration to keep our armed forces safe and our policymakers informed. From secure AI to #StopRansomware to PRC hacking and beyond, NSA’s experts work every day on cybersecurity challenges.
Learn more at NSA.gov/cybersecurity. Find the show transcript and other episodes at NSA.gov/podcast. Discover job opportunities at NSA.gov/careers.
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Osama bin Laden helped plan the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 which killed nearly 3,000 Americans. To find him, the U.S. government had to put its best people on the job. Along with their counterparts across multiple agencies, experts at the National Security Agency answered the call. NSA generated foreign signals intelligence to help find, and ultimately eliminate, the terrorist leader.
In the lead episode of No Such Podcast, learn how NSA helped find bin Laden through foreign signals intelligence (SIGINT), one of the Agency’s two core missions. NSA leaders demystify the foreign SIGINT cycle and how each step applied to the Osama bin Laden case. Learn from a counterterrorism expert who was in the room when the word came in that Osama bin Laden was Killed In Action.
NSA’s foreign signals intelligence has informed United States policymakers for over seven decades. Learn more at NSA.gov. Find the show transcript and other episodes at NSA.gov/podcast. Discover job opportunities at NSA.gov/careers.
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Coming this fall, No Such Podcast pulls back the curtain on the National Security Agency. NSA’s very existence used to be classified, leading to its nickname, “No Such Agency.” Now, we’ve got stories to tell, and they just might surprise you! Hear from everyone at NSA, from senior leaders down to new hires, talk about what it’s really like to work at one of the most secretive agencies in the government.
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In this episode of The President's Daily Brief:
We begin in Springfield, Ohio, where a small town has found itself at the heart of a national debate on immigration. Tens of thousands of largely Haitian immigrants have settled there, leaving local residents outraged. Art Arthur, Resident Fellow for Law and Policy at the Center for Immigration Studies, joins us to break down the situation.
Then, we head to Venezuela, where Nicolas Maduro is tightening his grip on power, despite evidence that he lost the late July election. We'll hear from Wall Street Journal correspondent Kejal Vyas, who brings us the latest on Maduro’s crackdown and the exodus of his political opponents.
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In this episode of The PDB Afternoon Bulletin:
The Kremlin reacts to news that Western nations are planning to lift restrictions on Ukraine’s use of long-range missiles within Russia, expelling diplomats and threatening a broader conflict with NATO.
A potential turning point in the Middle East: U.S. sources indicate a deal has been struck with Iraq, which could see American troops begin pulling out next year, with a full exit by 2026.
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Join Bryan Dean Wright, former CIA Operations Officer, as he dives into today's top stories shaping America and the world. In today’s episode, we cover:
Foreign Influence in U.S. Elections: UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, a self-described socialist, visits the White House to advise Kamala Harris’s presidential campaign—raising concerns about foreign involvement in U.S. politics.
Tech Unemployment Crisis: As AI disrupts the workforce, IT professionals face a 20-year high in unemployment, sparking debates about the future of work.
Ukraine Missile Escalation: Biden and Starmer consider allowing Ukraine to use long-range missiles with U.S. GPS to strike deeper into Russia, despite Vladimir Putin’s warnings.
China Bypasses AI Chip Sanctions: China finds ways around U.S. sanctions to access advanced Nvidia chips for AI development, with significant national security implications.
China’s Weather Mishap: A cloud-seeding experiment in China goes awry, causing chaos as high winds send clothes, including underwear, flying through the streets.
"And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free." - John 8:32
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In this episode of The President's Daily Brief:
Iran is reportedly outsourcing their assassination and abduction operations to international criminal organizations, including the Hells Angels gang, narco-traffickers, and the Russian mafia.
An elite Israel Defense Forces unit recently conducted a rare ground raid in Syria, destroying an underground precision missile factory linked to Iran and Hezbollah.
An update out of Ukraine, where Russian artillery shelling killed three Red Cross workers on Thursday. Meanwhile, the World Health Organization warns that Ukraine could face a major humanitarian crisis as they stare down their third winter of war.
In our 'Back of the Brief' segment, after a lull in activity, North Korea is once again engaging in provocative ballistic missile launches, while dictator Kim Jong Un vows to “exponentially” increase the hermit kingdom’s arsenal of nuclear weapons.
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In this episode of The PDB Afternoon Bulletin:
More than a month after Ukraine’s surprise invasion of Russia’s Kursk region, Moscow appears to have launched a major counteroffensive to take back the territory.
Israel’s defense minister has revealed a document from a top Hamas commander warning terrorist leader Yahya Sinwar that the group faces dire losses, and the remaining fighters are mentally broken.
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Join Bryan Dean Wright, former CIA Operations Officer, as he dives into today's top stories shaping America and the world. In today’s episode:
Inflation Woes: August inflation rises, housing costs soar, and food prices climb. What does this mean for the economy and the upcoming election?
Mail-In Voting Concerns: Alabama sends out the first absentee ballots, but issues with the U.S. Postal Service may delay crucial votes. How does this impact the election?
Voter Fraud Debate: Arizona’s Secretary of State claims voter fraud is overstated. We fact-check those claims and examine the impact of non-citizen voting across several states.
Mexico’s Slide into Marxism: Judicial reforms in Mexico push the country closer to dictatorship. What does this mean for U.S. borders and North American relations?
Islamists Gain Ground in Jordan: The rise of Islamic radicals in Jordan’s parliament signals growing regional instability.
Plus, stay tuned for good news in medical research, including new insights into how placebos can alleviate back pain and why a little belly fat might not be so bad if you’re exercising.
"And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free." - John 8:32
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In this episode of The President's Daily Brief:
We begin in Springfield, Ohio, where a large influx of Haitian immigrants has sparked controversy. We’ll look beyond the headlines to examine what’s really happening in this small town and why it’s causing such a stir.
Then, we turn to Israel, where negotiators have reportedly offered Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar safe passage out of Gaza in exchange for the release of remaining hostages held by the terror group.
Plus, South Africa is pushing to delay its genocide case against Israel at the International Criminal Court. Meanwhile, U.S. lawmakers are being urged to convince South Africa to drop the case entirely.
And in today's Back of the Brief: China refuses to sign a declaration calling for humans—not artificial intelligence—to have control over nuclear weapon decisions.
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In this episode of The PDB Afternoon Bulletin:
The Biden administration appears to be preparing to loosen restrictions on Ukraine's use of western-supplied long range weapons inside Russian territory after reports emerged that Iran is now arming the Putin regime with a fresh stock of ballistic missiles.
It appears Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is taking a page out of the playbook of Governor Ron DeSantis, recently outlining plans to bus migrants seeking asylum to Brussels in order to increase pressure on lawmakers in the European Union.
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Join Bryan Dean Wright, former CIA Operations Officer, as he dives into today's top stories shaping America and the world. In today’s episode, we review last night’s U.S. presidential debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. We dive into their key arguments on:
The Economy: Harris criticized Trump’s tariff plan, but was her $4K cost estimate for American families accurate?
Immigration: Trump hit hard on the immigration crisis, referencing controversies in Ohio, while Harris downplayed the border chaos.
Healthcare: Harris’s flip-flop on abolishing private insurance, and Trump’s defense of replacing Obamacare.
Climate Change and Energy: Harris took credit for increased oil production, but was it really her administration's doing?
Plus, Bryan offers a reflection on the 23rd anniversary of 9/11, remembering those lost and drawing connections to the current state of national security.
"And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free." - John 8:32
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In this episode of The President's Daily Brief:
The controversy surrounding the death of Aysenur Eygi, a 26-year-old Turkish-American shot during a riot in the West Bank. The IDF now admits likely responsibility, leading to international outrage.
A landmark EU report reveals that nearly two-thirds of the bloc’s defense equipment is imported, mainly from the U.S., raising concerns about Europe's reliance on foreign suppliers amid tensions with Russia.
A closer look at joint naval drills between Russia and China—Russia's largest since the Soviet era—indicating deepening military cooperation between the two global powers.
In today's Back of the Brief: New evidence of increasing migrant gang activity in the U.S., as a Texas hotel owner faces legal action tied to the notorious Venezuelan gang Tren De Aragua.
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In this episode of The PDB Afternoon Bulletin:
Moscow is reeling following a massive overnight drone attack by Ukraine, their largest attack on the Russian capital since the start of Putin’s war.
An alleged Israeli airstrike in Syria appears to have struck a major research center linked to the Syrian military that has been tied to the production of chemical weapons.
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Join Bryan Dean Wright, former CIA Operations Officer, as he dives into today's top stories shaping America and the world. In today’s episode, we take a trip around the globe, highlighting the international and domestic issues that could impact tonight’s U.S. presidential debate:
Ohio’s Immigration Controversy: A debate erupts in Ohio about Haitian migrants and their impact on the community, with rumors of pets and wildlife being eaten stirring public unrest.
San Francisco’s Drug Crisis: Liberal leaders quietly begin deporting illegal aliens in a desperate attempt to control the city’s fentanyl epidemic, despite political concerns over agreeing with Trump.
Honduras’ Corruption Crisis: President Xiomara Castro faces calls to resign amidst a drug scandal, exposing the root causes of migration that Kamala Harris claims to address.
Venezuela’s Exodus: As 10 million more Venezuelans prepare to flee, what will the U.S. do to stop the next wave of migrants?
Ukraine’s Conscription Disaster: High desertion rates and weakening morale leave Ukraine’s military struggling, raising tough questions for tonight’s debate.
China’s African Expansion: How the U.S. is working to thwart China’s military ambitions in Africa, and why it matters for U.S. foreign policy.
A Bold Gaza Strategy: Could Egypt’s cooperation help solve the Gaza conflict? We explore a daring solution to address the war in Gaza.
"And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free." - John 8:32
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In this episode of The President's Daily Brief:
We examine Russia’s ongoing push in eastern Ukraine. While Ukrainian forces continue their offensive into the Russian region of Kursk, Russian troops are steadily advancing, creating an increasingly dire situation for Ukrainian soldiers on the front lines.
Following warnings from the CIA and MI6 about Russian sabotage efforts, Polish security forces have announced they’ve dismantled a covert sabotage group tied to Russia and Belarus, allegedly plotting to destabilize Poland.
Plus, the latest from the Gaza war as negotiators express doubts over reaching a phased hostage-ceasefire agreement with Hamas, labeling the chances as "close to zero."
And in today's Back of the Brief, we preview tonight’s big debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump.
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