It Could Happen Here Executive Disorder: White House Weekly #30
Aug 22, 2025
Engaging discussions tackle the troubling arrest of an Israeli cybersecurity official linked to child sex crimes. The podcast highlights targeted killings of journalists in Gaza, revealing media manipulation by the IDF. New USCIS guidance on immigration raises concerns about biased assessments based on ideologies. The conversation humorously critiques political disillusionment in Texas and the eccentric behavior of world leaders. Reckless ICE enforcement practices are exposed, reflecting on their impact on immigrant communities.
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Israeli Cyber Official Arrested And Flew Home
- Tom Alexandrovich, an Israeli cybersecurity official, was arrested in a child-sex sting in Las Vegas and posted $10,000 bail before flying back to Israel.
- The hosts note this is legally normal but worry he might not return for U.S. proceedings.
IDF Targeted Al Jazeera Journalists
- Robert Evans reports the IDF deliberately killed four Al Jazeera journalists in Gaza and framed them via a unit called the "legitimization cell."
- He argues this manufacturing of consent and targeting of journalists violates international law and is reprehensible.
USCIS Expands Discretion And Holistic GMC Review
- USCIS issued guidance expanding discretionary review to consider support for "anti-American" or extremist views across many immigration benefits.
- The hosts warn this broad discretion and a new holistic "good moral character" test risks penalizing speech like pro-Palestine posts.