John A. Gentry

He's now out of the partisan limelight, at least for the moment.

He does have his own podcast, which is credible, and he's staying out of...

partisan politics.

So I have no grievance against what he's doing on a day-to-day basis here in 2024.

But he was the epitome.

This, I think, was an epitome, now well-documented, of what was wrong with political activism by former intelligence officers.

Pardon me?

Did you say what he's doing today is credible?

In the sense that he's doing credible podcasts.

He's doing things about intelligence that are not domestically partisan in nature.

Well, he might.

He might.

My guess is he's still got a number of years to live, he hopes.

He's trying to do something that's reasonable and is within his area of expertise.

And I guarantee you that if he begins to be partisan again, then there are people who will go after him.

So he probably knows that at this point.

And it's not just me.

There'll be others who do that.

So he is one of, again, Hayden talking about Tuberville's death and so on.

I mean, there are a lot of people who have just really shot themselves in the proverbial foot.