Topic: Aspen Security Forum

National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan made a notable slip of the tongue at the Aspen Security Forum, referring to the "President Obama administration" when discussing current policies. Sullivan was defending President Biden's recent trip to Saudi Arabia and the administration's shift in diplomatic strategy since 2019. The error has fueled speculation regarding the influence of former Obama officials in the current White House.

Former CIA Director John Brennan spoke at the Aspen Security Forum, expressing absolute confidence in Special Counsel Robert Mueller. Brennan suggested that if Trump were to fire Mueller, executive branch officials should refuse to carry out the order. The hosts interpret Brennan's comments as a borderline call for a mutiny or coup against the President.

The financial sector is conducting "Quantum Dawn 2," a cybersecurity exercise simulating a street-wide cyber attack. Meanwhile, the Aspen Security Forum is underway, featuring high-profile attendees like Keith Alexander and Janet Napolitano. The hosts point out a conflict of interest among the forum's moderators, who are prominent journalists from CNN, NBC, and the New York Times, suggesting they are being "bought off" by the security establishment.

The hosts preview a deconstruction of Michael Chertoff's recent comments at the Aspen Security Forum. They also discuss a "killer amoeba" story trending in the media, which they suspect is a promotional tie-in for an upcoming movie. Finally, they report on a study finding radioactive elements in the thyroid glands of children near the Fukushima nuclear plant, criticizing the Japanese government's response.