John O. Brennan

John Brennan, the former director of the CIA with a remarkable 30-year career, shares gripping insights about being targeted during Trump’s presidency. He discusses the ongoing investigations into him and former FBI director Comey, questioning whether these are genuine or mere distractions from pressing issues like the Epstein case. Brennan also reflects on the ethics of political strategies in turbulent times and highlights the importance of truth in governance, contrasting Trump's leadership and his own commitment to integrity.

Join former CIA director John Brennan, foreign policy expert Matt Duss, and Keisha Lance Bottoms, former mayor of Atlanta, as they dissect the chaotic influence of Trump’s foreign policy on his supporters. They explore the internal GOP conflicts surrounding U.S. military strategies in Iran and how media narratives shape these decisions. The conversation delves into the risks of Trump's impulsive actions and the urgent need for diplomacy over military engagement, highlighting the broader implications for local communities and the nation.

John O. Brennan, the former Director of the CIA and author of "Undaunted," shares insights from his extensive intelligence career. He reflects on how his Catholic upbringing shaped his views on ethics and human behavior in espionage. Brennan discusses the modern challenges of technology in intelligence work, the peculiarities of CIA culture, and the impact of American culture abroad. He also touches on the complexities of terrorism post-9/11, the ethical dilemmas of interrogation techniques, and intriguing thoughts on unidentified aerial phenomena.