The President's Daily Brief July 10th, 2025: Running on Empty: America’s Missile Stockpile Problem & FBI Probes Into Brennan and Comey
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Jul 10, 2025 Concern grows over U.S. missile stockpiles as President Trump okays Patriot deliveries to Ukraine. A Greek cargo ship is sunk by Houthi militants, igniting fears of maritime violence. The FBI launches investigations into John Brennan and James Comey, questioning their roles in the Trump-Russia probe. Meanwhile, Germany accuses China of using a military laser against its aircraft, heightening diplomatic tensions. Tensions are palpable as these events shape the geopolitical landscape.
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US Missile Stockpile is Critically Low
- U.S. Patriot missile stockpiles are at only 25% of Pentagon needs, risking U.S. base defense if conflict escalates.
- President Trump plans to source interceptors from allied countries like Germany and Greece to support Ukraine without depleting U.S. reserves.
Houthis Sink Greek Cargo Ship
- The Houthis recently attacked two Greek-owned cargo ships in the Red Sea, sinking the Eternity Sea and killing four sailors.
- 15 crew members remain missing, with fears Houthis may have abducted some during these escalated terrorist strikes.
FBI Investigates Brennan and Comey
- FBI now criminally investigating John Brennan and James Comey for potential conspiracy and false statements during 2016 Trump-Russia probe.
- Brennan allegedly lied to Congress about the Steele dossier's inclusion, which lacked vetting and was politically motivated.