Horton highlights political ignorance among US officials, citing instances from 2006-2007 where the head of FBI counterterrorism and the House Intelligence Committee chair could not differentiate between Al-Qaeda and Hezbollah.
Horton discusses how political figures often misunderstand or misrepresent events, such as Mike Huckabee believing Iraq was behind 9/11 or false claims blaming Iran for the USS Cole attack (which was Al-Qaeda).
Donald Trump threatened media companies with national security charges and jail time for leaking information about a downed pilot, claiming it endangered search and rescue operations.
Saagar identified Israeli journalist Amit Segal, known for his proximity to Netanyahu's office, as the first to publish details about the downed pilot, a claim Segal initially made on his Telegram channel.
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Daily tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz significantly decreased from 130-140 pre-war to only a handful after Iran struck ships.
President Trump posted an unhinged message on True Social on Easter morning, threatening Iran with "living hell" and demanding they "open the fucking straight," contrasting sharply with his earlier, traditional Easter message of hope and faith, prompting questions about his demeanor.
Samson Moe warns that rushing post-quantum cryptographic fixes for Bitcoin could create new vulnerabilities, reduce network efficiency, and spark block size debates due to significantly larger signature sizes.
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