Tony Shaffer

Curt Weldon, a former U.S. Congressman and critic of the 9/11 narrative, joins retired Lt. Col. Tony Shaffer, an expert on Able Danger, and former Major Eric Kleinsmith, an intelligence officer who witnessed crucial data suppression. They expose the Able Danger program, which allegedly identified hijackers before 9/11, and discuss deep state interference. The conversation raises serious questions about intelligence failures, the political motivations behind the 9/11 Commission, and the urgent need for transparency and accountability in national security.

Retired Lieutenant Colonel Tony Shaffer shares his expertise on military and geopolitical matters. He discusses the recent U.S.-Ukraine agreement focused on mineral rights and long-term recovery strategies. Shaffer critiques the legitimacy of Ukraine's leadership and emphasizes the need for direct communication between Russia and Ukraine to navigate the complexities of the ongoing conflict. He also delves into the morale of troops influenced by leadership actions and the role of social media in modern military diplomacy.

Retired Lieutenant Colonel Tony Shaffer, an intelligence expert, dives deep into the complex dynamics of the Ukraine war. He discusses the impact of drone strikes and Russia's aggressive retaliatory strategies, emphasizing a drawn-out conflict. Shaffer reveals the internal pressures Putin faces and the urgent need for continued support for Ukraine. He also examines Zelensky's precarious political position amid decreasing military aid and questions the reliability of U.S. intelligence operations in the region, highlighting the intricate web of international interests.

The podcast discusses White House foreign policy challenges, media distractions, European relations, and potential policy shifts. It also delves into espionage activities, historical comparisons in foreign policy decisions, and a theory about US government transporting individuals from South America.

Lieutenant Colonel Tony Shaffer, a former intelligence officer and national security commentator, dives into the tensions between neoconservatism and Trump's America First strategy. He humorously critiques the shifting positions on military intervention, especially regarding Ukraine and Russia. The conversation also sparks insight into Iran's nuclear agreements and the inefficiencies in U.S. defense spending, highlighting Trump's controversial acceptance of gifts. Shaffer offers a detailed look at the complexities of international relations and defense reforms.