Trump’s Intelligence Team Is In FULL BLOWN MUTINY Over Iran | Redacted w Clayton Morris

0:00 Well, Americans better buckle up for some hard truths.

0:02 We can exclusively report here on Redacted that something

0:05 very big is happening inside of President Trump's intelligence operation.

0:09 And if you care about the national security of the United States,

0:12 then this should alarm you.

0:14 Sources are telling Redacted that there are American

0:16 intelligence professionals inside this administration who are furious.

0:21 They believe the American people are being lied

0:24 to about what's really happening in the war with Iran.

0:26 They believe the official story coming out of the White

0:29 House does not match the actual intelligence at all.

0:32 And they believe Trump's Iran policy has been hijacked,

0:36 not by America first national security officials,

0:38 not by sober military planners, not even by the CIA or the DIA,

0:44 but by the Israeli government and its intelligence apparatus.

0:47 In other words, Trump's intelligence operation is

0:50 truly being run out of Tel Aviv.

0:53 And now those US officials are leaking information to the media,

0:57 including the Washington Post,

0:58 in order to get these stories out about what's really happening in Iran.

1:02 I'm going to show you examples of that here in a minute.

1:05 But first, we've all been spoonfed lies about this war.

1:09 Mainstream media is feeding you fake

1:11 stories about what's really happening in Iran,

1:13 what's happening in the Gulf States,

1:16 like this laughable gem over the last 24 hours from Jesse Waters.

1:21 Watch.

1:22 President says based on the request of Pakistan and other countries,

1:25 we have mutually agreed that while the blockade

1:28 will remain in full force and effect,

1:30 project freedom will be paused for a short period of time

1:34 to see whether or not the agreement can be finalized and signed.

1:39 We suspect the president is letting the Iranians save face.

1:44 The enemy just yesterday said they controlled the strait.

1:47 That was obviously a lie.

1:49 And watching the Americans escort ship after ship out of the Gulf and them

1:54 not being able to do anything about that was going to be humiliating.

1:59 Not only were they going to lose whatever

2:01 military prestige they had left in the region,

2:04 their negotiators weren't going to be able to fight

2:06 for their position after they lost their last bargaining chip.

2:12 The commander-in-chief must believe

2:13 that the Iranians are serious about surrendering.

2:17 if he's going to pause Project Freedom for the sake of a deal because you could

2:22 also continue Project Freedom during the negotiations.

2:26 You know, you do want to get these foreign ships moving.

2:29 The president must know what he's doing.

2:31 And we're about to find out how insane in the brain the regime really is.

2:37 I wonder what it feels like to have your head that far up your ass.

2:40 I mean, and up the up the ass

2:42 of the president and regurgitating Marco Rubio talking points.

2:46 Okay.

2:47 Uh, so right, Jesse, right?

2:49 So Trump is losing on purpose because he

2:52 wants the enemy to feel good about itself.

2:55 That's so nice.

2:56 That's why Project Freedom has been put on hold.

2:59 The Zionist pumping these lies out

3:00 to the American people think that you are stupid.

3:03 The truth cannot be revealed by the Israeli run White House.

3:08 Trump watches Fox News non-stop.

3:10 So the information loop is happening in real time.

3:13 One of his favored cabinet folks begs to go on Fox News,

3:17 does an interview, pushes propaganda fed to them by the Israeli intelligence.

3:21 Trump watches it then on Fox News, and the circle repeats itself.

3:26 Megan Kelly recently summed it up, summed up this loop perfectly.

3:29 Watch.

3:30 I've spoken to many people at Fox who've told

3:33 me that administration figures will come to them saying,

3:37 "Please put me on because I have something the president

3:39 has to hear." And also the if their fortunes are dwindling,

3:43 they want a a hit like on Fox and Friends

3:46 for example because they want to show I'm on TV.

3:49 See, I'm relevant.

3:50 I'm making your points.

3:52 They know the shows he watches and they try very hard to get on them.

3:56 But look, we know that the case was made

3:58 because we know that Tucker Carlson got in front

3:59 of him three times in the month leading up

4:01 to this war and you know just he he wasn't persuaded.

4:04 So there but there were just so many other voices.

4:06 It was nine to one you know that he was listening to pushing him into it.

4:10 Not to take agency away from the president at all,

4:12 but I do think a full assessment.

4:14 We know Trump made the call.

4:15 That's not a mystery.

4:16 But the who pushed him into it, who made these representations also matters.

4:21 So, this is what we're watching unfold in real time.

4:24 Now, you have brave patriots inside Trump's

4:26 intelligence team at ODNI revealing the truth.

4:30 And the leaks are starting to tell a very different story

4:32 from the one that the Trump administration

4:34 has been selling to the American people.

4:35 For weeks, President Trump and his team have told us that Iran is being crushed,

4:39 that Iran's missile program has been

4:41 obliterated or decimated, to use their words.

4:44 Jesse Waters and his types have been telling you that the US

4:47 blockade of the Straight of Hormuse is is breaking Tyrron economically.

4:52 That the US military assets in the region are secure.

4:55 Nothing to see here.

4:56 And that it's all going going according to plan.

5:00 But now look at what leaks are coming out this morning.

5:04 The Washington Post is now reporting that a confidential CIA

5:07 assessment delivered to the administration policy maker says Iran can survive

5:11 Trump's naval blockade of the Straight of Hormuz for at least

5:14 3 to four months before facing more severe economic hardship.

5:19 That directly undercuts what the White House narrative is that Iran

5:22 is on the verge of collapse or that they've already collapsed.

5:26 So, the Israeli intelligence team running the White House messaging

5:29 is lying to you and they're lying to President Trump,

5:31 selling him falsehoods about Iran's ability to control the Strait of Hormuz.

5:35 Here's the Daily Mail.

5:37 Another leak from the Patriots and Trump's

5:38 ODNI reports that despite what you've been hearing,

5:41 Iran still retains 75% of its mobile launchers,

5:44 70% of its pre-war missile stockpiles, not 18% as they're telling us.

5:51 And they're not mostly decimated, 70%.

5:56 And according to these folks inside Trump's intel team,

5:59 they've even reopened much of the underground tunnels and missile production.

6:03 So we have to ask ourselves,

6:05 why is that information only reaching the American people through leaks?

6:09 Why are we learning from like anonymous intelligence officials that Iran's

6:12 underground storage facilities have largely been recovered or even reopened?

6:17 Why are we learning that Iran has repaired some damaged missiles,

6:20 even assembled new ones?

6:23 They've been producing missiles during this time period.

6:26 I thought they were decimated.

6:29 This is the intelligence problem Trump has on his hands right now.

6:31 And since Trump only watches Fox News

6:33 and gets his information from Israeli intelligence, how is he being informed?

6:38 So Tulsi Gabbard is supposed to be

6:40 there every morning providing the intel assessment, right?

6:43 Is that still happening?

6:44 Has she been pushed out?

6:46 Is he seeing this truthful info or is it being kept from him?

6:51 I know Megan Kelly is giving him, you know,

6:53 credit saying he's he has agency here, but does he?

6:57 Either he's not being told the truth or he knows the truth

7:00 and is allowing the public narrative to continue anyway to save face.

7:04 But it gets worse because the Washington Post

7:07 this week also thanks to these leakers inside

7:10 ODNI published satellite imagery analysis showing that Iranian

7:14 strikes damaged or destroyed at least 228 structures,

7:17 pieces of military uh equipment at US military sites across the Middle East.

7:21 That includes barracks, hangers, fuel depots,

7:23 aircraft, radar, communication systems, air defense equipment.

7:28 We talked to Colonel McGregor yesterday.

7:30 He says uninhabitable most of these places.

7:34 probably never to be used again.

7:36 Now, the Post says that level of destruction is

7:39 far larger than what the US government has publicly acknowledged.

7:41 Think about that.

7:42 The American people were told their reports of major US losses were fake news,

7:46 exaggerations, propaganda,

7:49 same kind of propaganda that Israel sells to its own people.

7:52 The Iron Dome stopped all the missiles.

7:55 Uh, no it didn't.

7:57 The satellite imagery shows that US facilities were hit and destroyed.

8:00 shows that Iran's targeting was more precise than officials wanted to admit.

8:03 It also shows that American bases across the region may be far

8:06 more vulnerable than the Pentagon has been willing to say out loud.

8:10 And this is exactly why intelligence sources appear to be

8:12 going outside normal channels right now trying to leak this info

8:15 to the American people because sources are telling Redacted that they

8:19 believe the war is being run through a foreign intelligence apparatus.

8:24 And this brings us to Joe Kent.

8:26 Kent was the head of the National Care and Terrorism Center.

8:29 was close to Tulsi Gabbard.

8:31 He was a Trump supporter.

8:32 He was not some left-wing resistance nut job and he resigned over the Iran war.

8:39 In his resignation letter, Kent said he could not support the war.

8:41 He said Iran posed no imminent threat to the US

8:44 and that was the assessment of the intelligence agencies.

8:47 And he said the US went to war because

8:49 of pressure from Israel and its powerful American lobby.

8:53 So, the Washington Post reported

8:54 that Kent accused high-ranking officials and influential

8:58 media figures of pushing misinformation about a swift path to victory.

9:02 It was going to be four days in order to sell the American people on this war.

9:06 It didn't work.

9:07 The American people hate this war.

9:09 So, I don't know what selling they were really doing anyway.

9:13 And then Kent went even further in an interview with Tucker Carlson.

9:16 Kent said that senior officials who had doubts about the strikes

9:18 were not allowed to share those concerns with President Trump.

9:23 He said that Israeli officials were providing information

9:26 that US officials could not confirm through intelligence channels.

9:29 That's shocking.

9:29 Meaning our own CIA didn't trust what the Israelis were selling.

9:34 And notice something else here.

9:35 Where the hell is Tulsi Gabbard?

9:37 Tulsi Gabbard is the director of national intelligence.

9:39 She's supposed to be the person overseeing the intelligence community,

9:42 advising the president on national security.

9:44 But since this war began, you don't see her doing Fox News hits.

9:48 She's not popping up on Fox News so that she can sell anything to the president,

9:52 not being even allowed to do those hits.

9:55 And that tells you something.

9:56 And here's something else.

9:57 The John Brennan investigation.

9:59 We were told for months that accountability was coming,

10:01 an indictment was coming.

10:03 We were told the former CIA director was under serious scrutiny,

10:06 whether he lied to Congress, and then also, I mean, criminal,

10:11 really demonic stuff that they were apparently uncovering.

10:14 And then suddenly the lead prosecutor was no longer on the case.

10:18 Subpoenas withdrawn, replaced with like voluntary interview requests.

10:21 CBS News, Barry Weiss's CBS News reported the lead prosecutor

10:27 overseeing a criminal investigation was no longer assigned to the case.

10:30 Done, gone.

10:31 So John Brennan now has a cushy consulting gig.

10:33 Pierce has a contributor on MSNBC.

10:36 So all good.

10:37 Nothing to see here.

10:39 And former UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter is saying the quiet

10:41 part out loud in a recent interview with Glenn Diesson.

10:44 He said that US policy towards Iran is not being written by the CIA,

10:48 not by the DIA, but by the policy circles aligned with Israel.

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12:14 So former UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter joins us now to dissect all of this.

12:20 Scott, great to see you.

12:21 Welcome back to the show.

12:23 Thanks for having me.

12:24 So you when you hear these leaks coming

12:27 out of the Washington Post and other media right

12:29 now from sources at ODNI and others trying

12:33 to get this information out to the American people,

12:35 what does that tell you about the people that are surrounding Trump

12:39 right now who are providing him with intelligence assessments of the Iran war?

12:44 You know, Washington DC is always leaked.

12:46 Um I had my first experience of that was

12:49 in the late 1980s um with the intermediate nuclear forces

12:54 treaty and we saw there were elements inside the United

12:58 States Congress who had allies in the US intelligence

13:01 community who didn't want this treaty to work and so

13:04 they would leak misleading intelligence uh uh to you

13:08 know the the the Washington times that would publish it

13:12 on the front page and suddenly became a talking point.

13:14 So, we we've seen leaks used for a number of reasons.

13:17 Just because something's leaked doesn't mean it's right.

13:20 It means that there are uh interested parties within the United

13:24 States government who take umbrage at uh the official line.

13:28 Um so, this isn't new.

13:29 The the the leaking Washington DC has been leaking like a sea forever.

13:33 Um but what it tells us about the Trump administration

13:37 is that there is push back from within the system

13:42 uh to the narrative that's being promulgated by uh

13:45 the White House and the uh the people surrounding them.

13:49 Then what makes this uh interesting is

13:51 that the facts tend to align with the leakers, not the policy makers.

13:56 Sometimes it's the opposite case as was with the INF

13:59 treaty where the uh leaked information was factually incorrect.

14:04 Uh they leaked it not be not to tell the truth

14:06 but to create perceptions because perceptions create their own realities.

14:10 Here we have the White House in the business

14:12 of manufacturing perceptions uh and the reality

14:16 is being suppressed and we have people seeking

14:18 to release fact-based evidence that contradicts the narrative.

14:23 Um I I'd always like to believe that um our policy aligns with truth.

14:28 Um and what we see here is that it doesn't.

14:31 We have a uh a White House that's been lying to the American people,

14:35 a White House that's been lying to itself.

14:37 I mean, just listen to what Megan Kelly said.

14:40 I mean, you I know you did because you you spoke about it,

14:42 but just it for a second understand the dysfunction.

14:46 You're somebody who um was brought into your position to advise the president.

14:53 You were picked for that purpose.

14:55 Uh but because this president operates in such a tight

14:59 circle of sycophants uh who exist only to appease his narcissism,

15:04 um you can't get access to the person you're supposed to advise.

15:08 So you have to go to a non-governmental entity,

15:12 um you know, a a mainstream media outlet, Fox News, right?

15:16 um in order to send a message.

15:18 I mean, this is dysfunction at its uh at its worst.

15:21 This is dangerous dysfunction.

15:22 This is the kind of stuff

15:23 that should prompt immediate congressional investigations.

15:27 Um but instead and and it it also

15:29 should prompt the outrage of the American people.

15:32 Um we went to war.

15:35 And I know the president is playing stupid, you know, games.

15:37 It was a skirmish.

15:38 It was No, this was a war.

15:39 This is one of the the most serious

15:42 strategic air campaigns launched since Operation Desert Storm.

15:46 Um, this is a big deal.

15:49 Tens of billions of dollars of American taxpayer money was expended.

15:53 Perhaps over a hundred billion dollars of damage

15:56 has been done to American assets in the region.

16:00 And um, you know, this president treats it as if it's some sort of parlor game.

16:06 This is insanity personified.

16:08 When you hear the assessments from these leakers inside the administration

16:12 who are trying to get this information out about like the military,

16:15 the US military bases destroyed,

16:17 Iran's ability to with withstand months of Hormuse closure pressure,

16:23 uh their stockpiles of missiles, etc.

16:26 Do those leaks sound accurate to you based on your assessments?

16:33 Well, first of all, I'm always a little bit uh reticent to talk about battle

16:37 damage assessment because um I'm an American

16:40 and although I'm not in favor of this war,

16:43 uh the last thing I want to do is give somebody who's firing missiles

16:46 at American service members an indication

16:49 of how successful those uh those strikes are.

16:51 So, I'm always a little hesitant to talk about bad battle damage assessment,

16:55 but I'll take the Washington Post at its word.

16:57 I will also say this about the um the the the assessments coming

17:01 out from the US intelligence community about

17:04 you know surviving percentages of missiles etc.

17:07 I think that these are inaccurate numbers.

17:10 Um uh I think that they underplay uh actually

17:15 the survival rate of the um of the Iranian missiles.

17:19 Uh wow.

17:20 you know, we in the because they're derived from, you know,

17:23 reporting um that that includes, you know,

17:26 battle damage assessments from the people launching the strikes.

17:30 The president is just straight up lying.

17:31 So when he says 18, it's just a manufactured number.

17:34 We know that.

17:35 But the US intelligence community always um you

17:39 know leans towards what the um the operators say.

17:44 And I just go back I I I can

17:46 speak on personal experience here during the Gulf War.

17:49 Um, if we say we destroyed, you know, if there's 70% left, there's 90% left.

17:55 If, you know, it's it's that's the case because we

17:58 w we clearly don't know what the Iranians are capable of.

18:01 We don't know what they've done.

18:02 Uh, the same thing with uh we you know, this the estimates about uh you know,

18:07 3 to four months worth of um you know, sustainability on the energy side.

18:11 I I'd say that's probably three to four years

18:14 um because we don't know the truth about Iran's economy.

18:18 There's a this is conventional analysis done without any um incorporation

18:23 of you know the extensive gray markets that exist the black markets.

18:28 I wonder if they calculated uh accurately how much oil

18:31 is consumed domestically by the Iranians that doesn't need to go

18:34 into storage or what's going on with the amount of oil

18:38 that's being shipped across the Pakistani border uh by trucks.

18:42 Now, uh, from all accounts, uh, it is literally, uh, you know,

18:46 the the entire border has been turned into a massive highway.

18:49 Um, so I would say that the intelligence

18:52 doesn't have as clear picture about Iran.

18:55 Um, you know, as some people want to give them credit for.

18:57 I give them credit for, you know,

18:59 putting out assessment that isn't uh, spun politically,

19:02 but I would say that the CIA doesn't haveight into the reality of Iran,

19:07 both in terms of their military and their economy.

19:11 So, Scott, I'll get your assessment then where you think things are heading.

19:14 Um, we've been hearing reports from uh think Larry Johnson

19:18 and others believe that a new round of military action is imminent,

19:23 maybe within 48 hours um against Iran.

19:27 What is What do you What do you What are you hearing?

19:29 What do you think?

19:32 Well, I'm not as plugged in as Larry is, so I can't say I'm hearing anything.

19:36 Um this is just purely assessment on my part.

19:39 Um, but it's an assessment based upon reality.

19:42 Um, and and there's there in lies the problem.

19:45 I think we need to acknowledge upfront that we're

19:47 dealing with a president who is clinically insane.

19:49 The man is, you know,

19:50 suffering from narcissistic personality disorder of the most malignant nature.

19:54 It makes him antisocial.

19:56 If he lived in the state of New York,

19:57 he could be involuntarily uh confined because he represents a danger to society.

20:02 But he's the president of the United

20:03 States with his finger on the nuclear trigger.

20:05 Um, you know, and I'm being serious here.

20:08 I'm not I'm not being facitious at all.

20:09 This is a man whose uh social

20:12 postings are clearly indicative of mental um instability.

20:17 U and so that means we don't know what is going to happen.

20:21 But what I can say is that the people surrounding the president

20:25 know exactly what would happen if we resumed attacks against Iran.

20:28 Uh we can't beat the Iranians.

20:30 We proved that with 39 days

20:32 of incessant bombardment that accomplished literally nothing.

20:36 Um and we now know that um the Iranians retain capacity to strike back.

20:42 Uh the military knows that it can't accomplish any mission given to it

20:45 to uh you know uh eradicate in short

20:48 order Iran's ability to launch ballistic missiles.

20:51 We had 39 days to do that.

20:52 We didn't do that.

20:53 The Iranians only got stronger.

20:55 Uh now the Iranians are locked and loaded.

20:58 We know that they accurately uh they

21:01 can accurately strike targets that they aim at.

21:03 And the Iranians have made it clear

21:04 that if there's renewed action against them that targets

21:07 their energy infrastructure that they will eradicate

21:10 the energy infrastructure of the Gulf Arab states.

21:12 That means that Kuwait will no longer produce energy.

21:15 Qatar will no longer produce energy.

21:16 Bahrain will no longer produce energy and the United Arab will

21:20 no longer produce energy and Saudi Arabia will no longer produce energy.

21:23 That's it for the global economy.

21:25 Game set, match, shut it down.

21:27 It's all over.

21:28 um you know even though it's 22% when you remove 202% as precipitously

21:34 as it's being removed right now um it will cause a collapse a total collapse.

21:39 A building structure loses 22% of its uh

21:42 of its own you know loadbearing capability collapses.

21:45 You can say well there's you know 78% remaining or 88%.

21:51 No, it doesn't matter.

21:52 When you remove that much this fast without any shoring taking place,

21:56 the global economy collapses and this includes

21:59 the American economy and people I believe are telling

22:02 the president that um you will be committing

22:05 political suicide that there is no recovery from this.

22:08 So, I believe that what's going on is a lot

22:11 of posturing right now that this president is desperate

22:13 for an off-ramp and uh the the the militant rhetoric

22:18 that we're hearing is simply flexing of muscles that no longer exist.

22:22 Uh now, I could be proven wrong.

22:24 As I said, this man is clinically insane and clearly the people

22:27 surrounding him are sick offense uh whose job is to, you know,

22:32 stroke his ego um not to tell him the truth.

22:35 But I think this president is politically savvy enough

22:38 and there's enough um you know the narcissist wants

22:41 his legacy to survive and he's watching his legacy go

22:45 down in flames right now and he recognizes that he

22:48 needs to stop the damage uh and pray for some

22:51 sort of policybased miracle this summer that can reverse

22:55 the uh the polling um when it comes to you

22:58 know the support for his policies which is plummeting.

23:02 So, I personally believe that there isn't going

23:04 to be a resumption of uh military action against

23:07 Iran by the United States because to do so

23:10 would be the kiss of death for this president.

23:13 Interesting.

23:14 We just saw attacks on Kashm Island,

23:16 some drone attacks that were intercepted by Iranian

23:19 air defenses uh reporting just a few minutes ago.

23:22 Likely Israeli, I would imagine, to to your point.

23:26 Um, which final question, Scott,

23:27 then on take that Kashm um point, but also, you know,

23:31 is Trump's intelligence apparatus really just being

23:34 run basically out of Tel Aviv right now?

23:38 Yeah.

23:38 You know, we we we've seen this in in a lot of areas,

23:43 especially in the Middle East, especially pertaining to um Iran.

23:47 You know, the CIA doesn't have a good track record.

23:49 We we know in the 1980s um Steve Richtor

23:52 who who ran the uh near east directorate um

23:56 you know through incompetence sacrificed it and you know

23:59 the the totality of America's human intelligence network in Iran.

24:03 Um we painstakingly u have sought to rebuild it.

24:07 We sacrificed it about six years ago when

24:11 uh a Gmailbased uh communications capability was uh was

24:16 compromised and again everybody comp communicating got arrested

24:20 and killed and we attempted to reconstitute it again.

24:24 Today we don't have a human intelligence capability.

24:26 We have totally farmed out human intelligence in Iran to Israel.

24:33 Um which you know which means now that when whenever

24:37 somebody's putting together a um you know an intelligence assessment

24:41 drive all sources um you know you can sit there

24:45 and say I have a I'm looking at this photograph.

24:48 This is my assessment.

24:49 You know, photographic intelligence gives you a snapshot.

24:52 You can look at it over a sustained period

24:53 of time and drives some sort of uh insight.

24:56 But at the end of the day, if I'm sitting there telling you what I see

24:59 based upon several snapshots in time and somebody else says,

25:02 "Yeah, but I got a human source close to uh

25:05 so and so inside Iran." Uh everybody likes the human source.

25:08 They like the sexiness.

25:09 The same thing with signals intelligence.

25:11 Unless you're monitoring the feed full time,

25:14 um you're only getting snippets of conversations.

25:17 And so somebody who has the human intelligence can come

25:20 in and say I can bring additional context to that communication.

25:23 Um the Israelis right now run the human intelligence out

25:25 of Iran and the United States is held hostage to it.

25:28 And but even worse is that the US intelligence community isn't

25:32 given a chance to uh to counter what the Israelis say.

25:35 The president will meet in private with Prime Minister Netanyahu and the head

25:39 of the MSAD who will brief him

25:41 independent of any uh US intelligence personnel present.

25:45 uh and the president um you know is won over by the uh the the the strength

25:49 of the personalities delivering fundamentally flawed arguments.

25:53 Uh so this is an absolute intelligence failure on the part of the United States.

25:58 Again, something that normally would trigger congressional inquiry,

26:01 but Congress is asleep at the wheel.

26:03 Yeah, absolutely.

26:04 Scott, great to see you.

26:06 Thank you so much for your assessment on this.

26:07 Really appreciate it.

26:09 Thanks for having me.

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