Topic: Naval Intelligence

Former Naval Intelligence Officer Captain Todd Sawhill commented on the deployment of 10,000 additional troops, including the 82nd Airborne and the 31st MEU, to the Middle East. Sawhill explained that these forces provide the President with options for internal security and potential raids to secure nuclear material. Reports from Bahrain indicate that Iranian forces are using aggressive swarming tactics with ballistic missiles and drones to overcome U.S. interception rates.

A clip from Joe Rogan features Bill Murray questioning the accuracy of Bob Woodward's reporting. The hosts point out that Greg Gutfeld's coverage of the topic omitted the fact that Woodward was a Naval Intelligence officer, a detail they consider crucial to understanding his career at the Washington Post.

Journalist Sheryl Attkisson discusses the questionable accuracy of Bob Woodward's sourcing, noting instances where individuals were quoted without ever speaking to him. Woodward's background as a Navy communications officer with access to nuclear launch codes is highlighted as evidence of his long-standing ties to the intelligence community.

The biography of Pete Buttigieg is examined, highlighting his education at Harvard and Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar. The hosts discuss the history of the Rhodes Scholarship and its founder, Cecil Rhodes, linking the program to "one world government" ideologies. Other notable Rhodes Scholars mentioned include Bill Clinton, Rachel Maddow, and Cory Booker.

An examination of Carter Page's professional history reveals a background as a high-achieving Naval Academy graduate and intelligence officer. His subsequent career as an investment banker in London and Moscow has led to speculation regarding his potential role as a deep-cover operative or "spook" within the political sphere.

Information from a NASA insider and the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency reveals that intermittent missile firing operations were scheduled in the Naval Air Warfare Center sea range. Navigational warnings for the area near Catalina Island align with the location of the mysterious plume, contradicting the "contrail" narrative.