Former CIA Targeting Officer, Sarah Adams, discusses terrorist alliances, TikTok use for trafficking, NGO roles in illegal crossings, tracking terrorists in Afghanistan, and the complexities of terrorism post-Benghazi. The podcast delves into the crisis in Libya, relationships among extremist groups, brain health promotion, exploitation of the US justice system by terrorist families, and ethical concerns surrounding terrorist funding.

Sarah Adams, a former CIA Targeting Officer and author of "Benghazi: Know Thy Enemy," shares her deep insights into the Afghanistan withdrawal's aftermath. She discusses critical national security implications and the evolving threat landscape, highlighting the interplay between local and international terrorist groups. Adams also critiques U.S. foreign policy, particularly the financial ramifications of supporting the Taliban. With a focus on community preparedness and accountability, she emphasizes the urgent need for more effective counterterrorism strategies.

Former CIA Targeter Sarah Adams discusses the power structures of terrorist groups, growing threats in Afghanistan, terrorists entering the US through the southern border, the Benghazi attack lies, atrocities committed by the Taliban and ISIS in Afghanistan, China's role in Afghanistan, and challenges faced by the CIA and ISI.

Former CIA Targeter Sarah Adams discusses what was happening in the US during the Benghazi attacks and the intelligence that informed the strikes. They also explore the lack of support for the CIA Annex team and criticize President Obama's actions. The podcast delves into the planning of the Benghazi attacks, the false protest narrative, and the connections between Al-Qaeda and ISIS.

Sarah Adams, social media watchdog and expert guest, discusses the societal acceptance of oversharing children on social media and the importance of children's privacy. They also explore the impact of social media on motherhood, the vulnerability of personal information online, and the exploitation of children on social media.