Will Jarvis

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941 appearances 14 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 8 Sep

Will Jarvis’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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From the New York Times, it's the headlines. voice-verified
I'm Will Jarvis, Infracy Mumford. voice-verified
Today's Tuesday, September eighth. voice-verified
Here's what we're covering. voice-verified
We're going to start with three updates on the Trump administration from over the long weekend. voice-verified
First, the Times has learned that at the Pentagon, dozens of military officers and civilian workers have been given polygraph tests as part of an investigation into leaks to the press. voice-verified
The search happened last month after a flurry of news reports that detailed how the war in Iran has depleted the military's stockpiles of critical munitions like interceptor missiles. voice-verified
Around fifty Pentagon employees were hooked up to the polygraph machines and questioned about whether they shared classified information with journalists. voice-verified
It was the first time in modern history that mass polygraph tests have been given to the top ranks of the US military. voice-verified
People with knowledge of the investigation say it seems to have two goals one, find who leaked the information, and two, intimidate others so they don't leak in the future. voice-verified
The leaks had fueled an atmosphere of deep distrust and paranoia inside the Pentagon, that current and former defense officials say has been stoked by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. voice-verified
Since last year, the Pentagon has conducted a number of leak investigations, and Hegseth has consolidated his control over the military by firing senior officers he sees as disloyal. voice-verified
In response to questions from the Times, a Pentagon spokesman said the department does not comment on internal matters, but that securing classified information is quote critical to ensuring the security of the United States and of our troops deployed around the world. voice-verified
Also, the White House is moving to change a federal child care subsidy in an effort to promote a more traditional view of families. voice-verified
The plan would tap into a fund that's designed to help low-income parents afford childcare so they can go to work or school. voice-verified
It gives roughly $9,000 a year per child, and health department data shows that currently most people getting the subsidies are single mothers. voice-verified
But in an effort championed by Vice President, voice-verified
President J.D. voice-verified
Vance, the new plan would expand those benefits to couples where one person stays at home to raise kids. voice-verified
The couples would have to be married. voice-verified
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