Podcasts about cia director michael hayden

THE THESIS: Liz Cheney pretends it is un-American to question the ethics of government employees at the FBI, but what Liz is really protecting isn't government or governance. She is trying to protect a class of people, the earthly-elite and its power and access. What President Trump represents to people like Liz isn't a physical insurrection, it's a breaking of mental bonds. God has used Donald Trump as the broken vessel who broke the illusion of the two party system into pieces.  THE SCRIPTURE & SCRIPTURAL RESOURCES:  2 Corinthians 4:7  But we have this treasure in jars of clay, to show that the surpassing power belongs to God and not to us. Leviticus 19:11 “‘Do not lie. Do not deceive one another.” Psalm 119:163   “I hate and detest falsehood.” Proverbs 12:22  “The LORD detests lying lips, but he delights in people who are trustworthy.” Proverbs 13:5   “The righteous hate what is false.” Colossians 3:9  “Do not lie to each other, since you have taken off your old self with its practices.” THE NEWS & COMMENT:  The Party has its new election rigging linchpin: Trump the FBI target.  The 2024 Election Is Being Rigged Right Now In Plain Sight While Hillary got to negotiate with the FBI on what they asked her, what they got to look at and when and even got to destroy evidence when she felt like it, the FBI raided President Trump's home and took every document the man ever saw while he worked in the white house.  BREAKING: FBI Raid Warrant Demanded Seizure Of Literally Any Record Trump Ever Saw During 4-Year  Presidential Term Why didn't Garland do for Trump what the FBI did for Hillary? Get the affidavits and the rest of the documents Or, go raid one of Obama's many houses Barack Obama Has Missing Records. When Will the FBI Ransack His House? [AUDIO] - Trump's lawyer went on FOX News - Christina Robb, Trump lawyer with Steve Bannon MSNBC host admits this is a game of gotcha The Party fully understands that God has shown many of us they live in lies, so they say more often amd more urgently to themselves and their victims that they are in charge and we must trust them.  Merrick Garland ‘Personally Approved' Mar-a-Lago Search Warrant, Files Motion to Unseal It Garland provided no details. People who have worked with Merrick Garland know what he is like, and that is exactly what we can see him to be like: a brutal divider of Americans and a heartless ideologue of The Party.  [AUDIO] - Former FBI Deputy Assistant Director Terry Turchie says Merrick Garland would not sign off on a warrant to raid the Unabomber, but signed off on a warrant to raid Trump. FBI Infiltrated By Chinese Agents? – Former Deputy Asst. Director Of FBI Warns Of That & More In something of a “Kinsey Gaffe”, the inside-trading Nancy Pelosi explains how people like her start division campaigns by using the same media she addresses, here:  [AUDIO] -  Nancy Pelosi explains the “wrap-up smear.”   . . . and, here is the “wrap-up smear” playing out: for four years they have been merchandising it and now they get to feign shock and disappointment  FBI Director Wray Denounces Threats After Raid on Trump's Home: ‘Deplorable and Dangerous' Liz Cheney said it sickening for Republicans to question the integrity of the FBI Former NSA & CIA Director Michael Hayden, (who also was among the dozens of ex-intel officials who signed the infamous October 2020 Hunter Biden laptop letter) out here suggesting that Trump should be executed. Of course there are good people at the FBI. But, it is rotten from the top and has many liars in the ranks. We need look no further than the people who ran the attempted kidnapping hoax. Now, let's check in on the Michigan kidnapping hoax hatched, pushed and kept alive by FBI agents and informants [AUDIO] - One of the plot-hatchers, Steve Robeson, is a multiple felon who the FBI fired--after paying him nearly $20,000--because they said he committed two other crimes during the time frame and was double-crossing them [AUDIO] - FBI agent Richard Trask was a lead investigator in the case. He was fired after being arrested for assaulting his wife in a drunken rage after a swingers party. Here's video of his arrest (he wasn't charged with DUI even tho he's clearly intoxicated) The 2 agents in charge of the primary informant also were removed from the case amid scandal--one was moonlighting and using his position at FBI to gin up business and another was accused of perjury in separate case. One agent instructed his informant to target a disabled Vietnam vet in Virginia to concoct the same plot against Gov. Northam. "Mission is to kill the governor specifically." Sadly, this is not new to the FBI [AUDIO] - A snippet from the Church Committee And, as Victor David Hansen says, it must be dismantled.  FBI a Great Threat to Democracy: Victor Davis HansonSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Gen Michael Hayden goes back to Intel 101 to give context on the shape and purpose of information gathering, then shares his experiences at the top agencies during the must tumultuous years for the Intelligence Community. And right now, he says might be the most dangerous development he's seen yet, the rejection of ‘objective reality.' Accurate, verifiable intelligence is more important now than ever. Get bonus content on Patreon Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this bonus episode of Intelligence Matters, host Michael Morell addresses the Trump administration’s threat to revoke the security clearances of number of former senior government officials. Morell speaks personally about the value that former officials can offer to current administrations, whether and how clearances can be monetized, and how continuity among agency leaders can help serve the public interest. The episode features previous commentary from DNI James Clapper, NSA and CIA Director Michael Hayden, and CIA director John Brennan.

General Michael Hayden, former Director of the CIA, talks about his concerns over President Trump's attack on the Intelligence Community and objective facts.  He refutes the President’s paranoid narrative of a so called "deep state" operating in the shadows, explains the lasting impact of a damaged relationship between the Intelligence Community and the Commander-in-Chief, and reveals what friends inside the IC are saying about that relationship including how they have to tailor the Daily Intelligence Brief to a President with zero attention span and constantly wonder “do you think he got that?”  General Hayden talks about the lasting impact of the IC’s decision to focus their efforts on cyber instead of information dominance and reveals how one analyst saw the early warning signs 2 years before the Russian attack of the 2016 election.  He weighs in on the President’s nominee for CIA director Gina Haspel, the decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal, and why he believes Kim Jung Un is unlikely to give up his nukes.  Plus General Hayden discusses the advice he gives to those considering a job in the Administration, how the President’s Twitter addiction aids our enemies, and the Russian’s FSB’s nickname for men like Donald Trump..."the useful idiot." Order Michael Hayden's book The Assault on Intelligence: American National Security in an Age of Lies on Amazon or Audible.  and follow him on twitter at @GenMHayden.  Today's podcast is sponsored by Citizen Watches, US Marker Board, and Grasshopper.

Retired General and former CIA Director Michael Hayden sees a "convergence" between the Trump campaign and Russia. He's ‘very concerned’ about it—and thinks you should be, too.

To many in Washington, one of the most shocking aspects of the Trump presidency has been the president's continued verbal attacks on U.S. intelligence agencies. Staff at the CIA, FBI and NSA are all experiencing a drop in morale. The intelligence community is getting even antsier as reports surface that President Trump might offer a pardon to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. Robert Deitz, former senior councilor to CIA Director Michael Hayden, shares his concerns for what an Assange pardon could mean for both the Russia probe and the intelligence community. Dr. Anand Parekh, former deputy assistant secretary for health at the Department of Health and Human Services, talks about Hurricane Harvey relief efforts and how the government can better prepare for such disasters.

During a raucous presidential debate in Las Vegas, Nevada in October, then-candidate Donald Trump indicated he had doubts about the U.S. intelligence community's assessment that Russia was behind many of the cyberattacks that they believed were launched to interfere with the election. Many in the intelligence community were upset about that, but now, former CIA Director Michael Hayden says the time has come to mend fences. He talks to Target USA about what needs to happen.

On this episode of Target USA, former CIA Director Michael Hayden explains why the problem of finding terrorists is getting worse in the United States. In the 2000s, Hayden says the U.S. intelligence community essentially knew what the terrorists were going to do before they did. This is a new day in the counterterrorism world. Terrorists have a distinct advantage, thanks to NSA leaker Edward Snowden. But Hayden says there is a way to win the battle.

On this week's FAST FORWARD, Jo Ling Kent of the FOX Business Network interviews General Michael Hayden, about some of the United States’ “dark secrets”. General Hayden is distinguished as the only person to have been in charge of both the CIA and the NSA. In a wide ranging conversation, Jo and General Hayden discuss controversial security programs, his new gig in the private sector working as a Security Consultant, and social media’s impact on the war on terror. Then in reboot, Jo catches up with with the New York Knicks’, Carmelo Anthony about his interest in tech and how he combines it with his love for basketball. Plus, which social media platform may have ticked off their millions of users? Jo has all the details. Also, Jo has special message to Fast Forward listeners.   Subscribe and get automatic downloads of this podcast on iTunes Join FOX Business Network's Jo Ling Kent with this edition of Fast Forward FAST FORWARD is a podcast on tech, innovation and media. Every week, FAST FORWARD, digs into today's stories with the most dynamic leaders and voices. Featuring the inventors, innovators and investors who shape the future while we wait patiently in the present, we leverage our Fox Business intel to explore what happened, why and what's coming next. And robots. Lots of robots. Follow Jo on Twitter @JoLingKent #FOXFastForward Click here for more “Fast Forward” with Jo Ling Kent