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Lawyer Mark Zaid represents several intelligence officials suffering from Havana Syndrome who have faced disputes with the CIA over medical treatment. The hosts speculate whether the syndrome is being used to "clean up the payroll" by forcing older, non-woke officers into retirement.
Intelligence Agency Conflict, FBI International Show
NPR reports that many diplomats and intelligence officers are disappointed by the findings on Havana Syndrome, remaining convinced they were attacked by energy weapons. The hosts speculate on a "knockout brawl" between the FBI and CIA, noting the FBI's recent focus on the COVID lab leak. They also discuss the TV show "FBI International" as a tool to normalize the FBI's overseas operations.
Corruption Allegations and the 2017 Campaign to Impeach
Representative Doug Collins cited a 2017 Washington Post headline to argue that the effort to impeach President Trump began immediately after his inauguration. The discussion also touches on allegations of corruption regarding U.S. aid to Ukraine.
