Trump briefed on unverified intelligence about China offering bounties in Afghanistan | Print this article
The Trump administration is declassifying unconfirmed intelligence indicating that the Chinese government offered bounties to nonstate actors in Afghanistan to attack U.S. soldiers, the
Washington Examiner can confirm, following President Trump being briefed on the claims in recent days.
Axios on Wednesday, which cited two senior administration officials, and a senior intelligence official and a senior administration official separately confirmed the reporting related to the declassified intelligence with the
Washington Examiner.
If true, the bounties would represent a massive escalation by China in its power competition with the United States. Last month, the
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“And why is Fox News working so hard to kill this story? I wish I could say more “about Fox’s behind-the-scenes treachery and someday hopefully I will but rest assured that Malia Zimmerman’s May 17, 2017 story about Mr. Rich was fully vetted by senior Fox management. I repeatedly encouraged Fox’s attorneys to postpone settlement discussions with Seth Rich’s parents until I obtained the FBI records (my client, Ed Butowsky, was a co-defendant with Fox), but Fox was hellbent on settling the case in October / November. That’s around the time Rupert Murdoch publicly joined forces with Joe Biden. Fox had a very strong defense, yet it rolled over and played dead, settling the lawsuit and then firing Ms. Zimmerman. Sooner or later, the full story will come out, and it will be very ugly for Fox News and the Murdoch family.”.
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Computer repairman John Paul Mac Isaac and attorney Brian Della Rocca provide insight on ‘America’s Newsroom.’
The computer repairman at the center of the Hunter Biden laptop story said Thursday that Twitter destroyed his business by labeling him a hacker and legal action was his only recourse.
John Paul Mac Isaac is suing Twitter for a staggering $500 million and demanding a retraction after the social media giant blocked users from sharing a New York Post story about the contents of Biden s laptop, claiming the piece relied on hacked materials. Being labeled a hacker is a death sentence in my industry and I was just trying to do the right thing, Isaac told America s Newsroom. I don t have a business anymore. As long as I m labeled a hacker, I won t be able to be trusted in this industry.