Ryan Grim

Right.

We also have the pre-existing evidence that the president at first seemed to believe Putin.

Right.

And just one quick point on my end, Bivens points out, he says, in summary, in recent days, both Zelensky and Putin have again referenced an attack on Putin's home and family carried out by U.S.-supported Ukrainian drones.

This is the same attack that Trump initially believed in but then scoffed at after the CIA formally told him it never happened, but it clearly did happen, which suggests, Bivens says, that the CIA is giving false briefings to the president.

So that then becomes germane when you're thinking about Iran, Cuba—

Venezuela and all of these other places, China, Taiwan, around the world where we're in hot conflicts or potential hot conflicts about if John Ratcliffe and his CIA is under ODNI, outgoing ODNI, Tulsi Gabbard, where we know there are conflicts seemingly between ODNI and China.

CIA, what information is getting to the president?

That's extremely important.

And obviously right now we should mention Ukraine is saying that missiles hit a military plant really far inside of Russia.

So all the way, like 560 miles from the front line, according to BBC.

Yeah, I guess Tulsi Gabbard, ODNI, maybe she can come on the show now that she's retired.

She can talk about this assassination attempt.

I don't know if people have

quite understand the fire that we're playing with here.

Yeah.

I'm going to send a comment request actually on this right now.

Excellent.

All right.

Get them to report back.