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Back now with our news here, the department of homeland security warning of the potential for violence around the justice for j6 rally planned for saturday in washington, d.c. so lets get right to it with cnn counterterrorism analyst philip mudd, cnn contributor jarret grath. phil, break it down for us. if dhs is putting out this briefing to local authorities -- serious? >> sort of. let me give you two different op optics. if you look at the criticism of intelligence after january 6th, everybody...

Senior legal analyst laura coates and analyst philip mudd. good to see you in person. thank you so much for joining. lets start with what happened on capitol todhill today. i want everyone to hear from harry dunn. he talks about this pro-trump mob calling him the n-word. >> one woman in a pink maga shirt yelled, you hear that guys? this nigger voted for joe biden. then the crowd, perhaps around 20 people, joined in screaming, boo, fucking nigger. no one had ever, ever called me a nigger while we...

RIYADH: Two lawsuits pitting Saudi Arabia’s de facto ruler against a former intelligence czar threaten to expose highly sensitive US government secrets, prompting Washington to consider a rare judicial intervention, documents show. The cases in US and Canadian courts centre on corruption allegations levelled by Saudi-owned companies against Saad Aljabri, a former spymaster who long worked closely with American officials on covert counterterrorism operations. That marks the latest twist in a l...

Saudi Lawsuits Threaten To Expose Secrets On US Covert Operations Saudi Lawsuits Threaten To Expose Secrets On US Covert Operations The cases centre on corruption allegations by state-owned Saudi firms against Saad Aljabri, a former spymaster who long worked closely with US officials on covert counterterrorism operations. Updated: July 11, 2021 8:34 am IST The cases mark the latest twist in a feud between Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Saad Aljabri Riyadh: Two lawsuits pitting ...

US alarmed as Saudi lawsuits threaten to expose secrets AFP 5 hrs ago AFP © - Former Saudi spymaster Saad Aljabri has alleged in a lawsuit that Saudi Crown Prince MBS has sent assassins to kill him in Canada where he lives in exile Two lawsuits pitting Saudi Arabias de facto ruler against a former intelligence czar threaten to expose highly sensitive US government secrets, prompting Washington to consider a rare judicial intervention, documents show. The cases in US and Can...

Sunday, 11 Jul 2021 11:03 AM MYT Former Saudi spymaster Saad Aljabri has alleged in a lawsuit that Saudi Crown Prince MBS has sent assassins to kill him in Canada where he lives in exile. — AFP file pic Follow us on Instagram and subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates. RIYADH, July 11 — Two lawsuits pitting Saudi Arabia’s de facto ruler against a former intelligence czar threaten to expose highly sensitive US government secrets, prompting Washington to consider a rare ju...

This combination file photo shows Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (L) and former spymaster Saad Aljabri (R). — AFP/Reuters Two lawsuits pitting Saudi Arabias de facto ruler against a former intelligence czar threaten to expose highly sensitive United States government secrets, prompting Washington to consider a rare judicial intervention, documents show. The cases in US and Canadian courts centre on corruption allegations levelled by state-owned Saudi companies against Saad Aljabri, a ...

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  President Barrack Obama speaks at the dignified transfer ceremony for the U.S. Ambassador to Libya J. Christopher Stevens, Foreign Service officer Sean Smith, and security officers Tyrone S. Woods and Glen A. Doherty at Joint Base Andrews, Md. Sept. 14, 2012. DoD photo by Erin A. Kirk-Cuomo (Released) As Bill Barr is walking out the door of the Department of Justice to open presents on Christmas day, Kimberley A. Strassel of the Wall Street Journal tells us that he is an honest and upstand...

Bill Barr still covers for the CIA By December 22, 2020 As Bill Barr is walking out the door of the Department of Justice to open presents on Christmas day, Kimberley A. Strassel of the Wall Street Journal tells us that he is an honest and upstanding Attorney General who believes there was no CIA role in the effort to bring down President Trump. Barr, a former CIA analyst, had come to the conclusion that he didn’t “see any sign of improper CIA activity” and that “The CIA stayed in its lane...