Larry Johnson

Larry Johnson, a former intelligence professional and national security analyst, dives into the complexities of Trump's foreign policy decisions. He discusses how Trump's advisors may be misleading him about critical issues like Russia's military strength and the realities of the Ukraine conflict. Johnson critiques the reliability of battlefield intelligence and reflects on the distrust Palestinian groups have in U.S. proposals. The conversation also touches on Trump's decision-making style and how he often sways under the influence of the last advisor he consults.

Larry Johnson, a former deputy director of an anti-terrorism program and national security commentator, shares insights on Trump’s approach to China and contemporary Middle Eastern conflicts. He critiques Trump's support for Israel and discusses the implications of pardons. Delving into the heavy U.S. reliance on Chinese pharmaceutical inputs, Johnson raises concerns about tariffs as taxes and their potential legal challenges. He also highlights shifting global alliances and the decline of dollar dominance in favor of alternative currencies.

Larry Johnson, a former CIA analyst and insightful author at Sonar21, joins to delve into pressing national security issues. They discuss the implications of militarizing domestic policing and critique the use of military tactics for crowd control. The duo analyzes the troubling rhetoric surrounding Trump's 'Department of War' imagery, raising concerns over political polarization. Shifting gears, they investigate the Charlie Kirk case, revealing discrepancies between official narratives and forensic evidence, suggesting a deeper, organized political plot.