yes, says john brennan, with a visible quiver in his face. even libertarians.n the guys at the cato institution. that is how deep this whites of supremacist threat is. you may be surprised to hear that. you imagine in your and naivety that libertarians were ridiculous with their stupid little theories that no one has ever tried because they are so absurd that they would evaporate like steam. if they ever made it the walls beyond whatever think tank they came up with that in. of course, they never will. but it is much worse than that. the cato guys are dangerous just like their diabolical friends at aei.i. they are the new al qaeda. lock them up. throw them in prison with those diabetic retirees from central florida who have been rotting in solitary since they dare to trespass at the capital on t january 6. lock them away. from now on, if they want to communicate with roger stone,es they will have to use code. if we need more cells to hold them, there is theth budget. prison reform does not apply to whites of pharmacists. white supremacists. that is what john br

true because the head of the t cia at one time, the headf the fbi, james clapper, james comey, john brennanl of these people came in and they assured us, guess what, it's appeared, he was not a traitor, trump, no reality to any of the charges. turned out that christopher steele had firewalls directly to hillary clinton, had lied under oath to congress, robert mueller who based all the invigoration on the dossier couldn't remember that at existed. james comey, 250 times under oath to congress that he couldn't remember much about it. only t an idiot science told us would think that there is a connection between a level four virology lab with associations with the chinese military and conducting research a mile or two go away from the supported origins by a bat, maybe it's a pangolin, of the virus. anyone who suggests that they didn't know anything about viral sequencing, yet that's probably a much more likely scenario. dr. fauci, no need to go there, but he told as masks are essential, they are not essential. one mask is okay -- no, two is better. he said to herd immunity in 90%. every time h

true because the head of the cia at one time, the head of the fbi james clapper or james comey or john brennanl of these people came in and assured us and then guess what? it just disappeared him he was not a trader, there was no reality to any of the charges, turned out that christopher steele indirectly through firewalls working with hillary clinton, they had lied under oath of congress, robert mueller who based all of his information couldn't even remember it existed, 250 times under oath to congress that he couldn't remember much about it and so then we moved on to talking about the wuhan virus but only an idiot told us there is a connection between a level four biology lab with associations with the chinese military and conducting gain of function meet research a mile or two away from the suppose it origins by a bat or a pangolin of the virus and anyone who suggests that didn't know anything about viral sequence and yet that is probably a much more likely scenario. dr. fauci, no need to go there but he is told us masks are essential, not essential, when mask is okay, two is better. herd i

we have former director of national intelligence radcliff, we have former director of cia john brennanme forward along with elected officials in congress stepped forward, all have received classified briefings on the topic. what they're being provided is extremely compelling. i think we're well beyond reasonable doubt at this point. the real question is, what exactly are we dealing with? are we dealing with foreign adversarial technology or really dealing with some that's a paradigm motion for our species and a completely different moment. >> what do you think it is? when you say something can travel at 13,000 miles per hour, you don't see any propulsion t can go up and down, defies the laws of technology and gravity as we know it. what do you think it is? >> to be completely honest, it's too early for us to make any type of conclusion right now. i think we're still in the phase of data collecting and analyzing. i think all options have to be remain on the table until, frankly, they're no longer on the table. i just want to be very careful offering my particular opinion right now becau

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including secretary of state hillary clinton, current secretary of state tony blinken, james clapper, john brennanhe united states, joe biden. behind the scenes there was a political subplot developing that nobody could have known at the time. president green lit the raid that friday night and the next day, saturday, he through on a suit and rubbed elbows with washington d.c.'s elite at the white house correspondence dinner, a room full of journalists and president obama was holding the best kept secret in the entire world. that night he took the stage and roasted the real estate developer and tv star donald trump. one day later nbc news interrupt the "the apprentice". >> you're facing a tough men's team, latoya. >> announcer: this is an nbc news special report. ♪ ♪ >> good evening washington. i'm david gregory. we're here from the united states, the president will address a situation concerning the most wanted terrorist in the world. >> it's been ten years since there and in hindsight the sigh of relief over bin laden's death was premature. the war continued. more than 900 american service member

i mean, especially if they are going to talk about john brennan?to make you lie to congress and brake into staffer's emails and spy on people less? is being gay mean that you are going to kill people less? i mean, seriously, what does this even matter? just do your job. nobody cares, do your job. that's all that matter, bribe. i can't believe that this is even a topic of conversation because this is how crazy the world has gotten. >> brian: right. nobody is anti-inclusion but when it comes to the cia you want jason bourn, i thought buck sexton; am i correct. >> yeah, that's certainly what people would like to believe goes on at the cia. i can tell you there is actually a lot of paper pushing and sitting in long, boring meetings and drinking lattes but there is also very important work that goes to the national security of this country protecting people and defeating the enemy and there should be a real sense of the need to be willing to take it to the other side and do what is necessary, whatever the cause may be. obviously within the scope of the

some nefarious link between loretta lynch, the former attorney general, this clinton email case, john brennan trump. when do birds sing is sort of a cryptic reference to like, you know, when do people confess to their crimes? when does the storm happen in this house of cards that this global cabal has erected come crashing down? so when you're part of qanon, you are not just absorbing things that people tell you. you are out there, you are digging, you're trying to put together pieces of this puzzle and then you are congratulated for finding stuff. it's almost like a video game. >> a video game based on lies played by potentially hundreds of thousands of followers around the world. >> one thing that i learned when i started spending a lot of time in qanon chat rooms and forums and facebook groups is that this is really social for them. this is a kind of collaborative truth-seeking effort. and it's a community. they make friends with other qanon believers. they congratulate each other on their birthdays and they wish each other happy holidays and they talk about how their grandkids are coming

let's bring into the conversation senator maloney and john brennan. director brennan, your reaction to the breaking news? >> it is a positive step but i'm concerned there will be violations to take place and not confident that the command and control within hamas ranks in the gaza strip prevents rocket attacks after the cease fire and important for israel to show restraint if there are going to be some one-offer attacks but hamas. it needs to be follow up with follow-on security measures but to tackle the causes that have led to this fighting. >> congressman, this president's -- not his first but perhaps biggest foreign policy crisis of the earlier presidency and your thoughts about how this has been handled at the white house level and your thoughts on as director brennan is saying the federaltity of the situation on the ground? >> it is extremely well handled by the biden administration and shows you what it means to have experienced, competent people at the helm guiding the foreign policy. this is a complicated situation and thank god innocent peop

frank fanglusi is here and john brennan and national investigative reporter for "the washington post" carol linik is here. i want to play a line of questioning that feels different in light of the scoop from friday night and then senator kamala harris questioning then attorney general bill barr. >> has the president or anyone at the white house ever asked or suggested that you open an investigation of anyone? yes or no, please, sir. >> the president or anybody else. >> seems you would remember something like that and be able to tell us. >> yeah. but i'm trying to grapple with the word suggest. there have been discussions of matters out there that they have not asked me to open an investigation but -- >> perhaps they have suggested? >> i don't know. >> hinted? inferred? you don't know? okay. >> carol, when i saw at the time i wanted to buy the attorney general that little thesaurus app with a word that are alike. in light of the stated intent from donald trump to prosecute reporters, to call them enemies of the people over and over again, james comey writes about conversations donald t

i've made the decision, it's a raid and i have gathered there with bill daley, chief of staff and john brennanhen the counterterrorism director and would go on to be cia director . he said i made the decision, it's the raid. draft the appropriate orders and he walked out to the helicopter to go to alabama to view storm damage. so, those were -- of course on sunday we launched the raid. we are in the 10th anniversary of dramatic events on the country's history and my experience in the white house. >> absolutely. let me take you to look at the last 100 days since you left office, steve. what's your assessment how the biden team is doing? what's the biggest mistake they've made so far, do you think? >> yeah, so when i was first invited to speak at this session, jennifer, i have to say i reflected upon the kind of the asserted the of taking the measure of an administration 100 days in. if anything, i think the measure should be taken after the last hundred days rather than its first 100 days. i actually look back at how he started using this metric of the yard stick for presidents and according to

i think that the rank and file guys like john brennan at the cia and, of course, james comey at the fbijames comey is teaching now and we have got the cia brennan off writing books and starring on his own tv series. brian: network contributor. >> yes, absolutely. so, the first question is what happens when cia is deeply political, not just at the senior levels but in fact the rank and file. that's a nightmare situation. we saw this propagandist garbage and that's exactly what it is. that is frightening for the country which actually then gets to the second piece practically speaking what happens when you hire a bunch of folks who are wokesters going out into a world that is not woke? the rest of the world, china, for instance, deeply racist and bigoted are you going to go out with your marxist blm signs no, don't do that that's bad. come on as an analyst as awokester are they going to bring nuances to their analysis? are they going to bring any degree of unbiasedness to their job? , not. they are activists now. intersectional, i mean, come on. brian: do you know what scary too, brian, i

years in a prisoner of war camp with the late senator john mccain and now he's trying to help improve training with augmented reality. here's morgan brennanietnam. the half mission i didn't make it back to the aircraft carrier. >> reporter: captain charlie plum, a retired fighter pilot for the navy became a prisoner of war in vietnam after his plane was shot down five days before his tour was due to end. >> i found that a lot in the next six year in the prison camp of the training i received and how it could have been done better. >> reporter: five decades later the captain says the methods have advanced very little but that could be poised to change thanks to a start-up he's an adviser to. >> we started looking at the applications of this on the ground. >> reporter: it was co-founded by dan robinson, the first foreign pilot to fly the f-22 fighter jet. it's developed an augmented reality system that uses a headset to create a new kind of training experience. >> the idea is to treat better pilots with a better quality of trapg. augmented reality can do that. the added benefit is it saves a bunch of money in the process. >> reporter: the c