The President's Daily Brief

Kimberly Cheatle, recently resigned Secret Service Director, discusses her tumultuous tenure following a security breach involving an attempted assassination on a former president. Former agent Michael Matranga provides insider insights into systemic communication failures and urgent calls for higher training standards within the agency. The conversation also delves into a staggering IT outage caused by a questionable software update from CrowdStrike, revealing serious implications across industries and shedding light on the need for improved cybersecurity protocols.

Vice President Kamala Harris discusses her surprising public comments that may threaten Gaza ceasefire negotiations, slipping into reshaped U.S.-Israel dynamics with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Meanwhile, chaotic arson attacks on France's high-speed train network raise security alarms just ahead of the Paris Olympics. Officials scramble to respond to threats linked to militant groups, ramping up security measures as tensions rise. The stakes are high as the world watches both political shifts and significant pre-Olympic challenges.

In this episode of The President's Daily Brief:   The latest provocations from North Korea, as the US, UK and South Korea warn the Kim regime is intensifying its sprawling cyber espionage campaigns in an effort to steal sensitive western military secrets and expand its nuclear program.Ukraine’s top diplomat met with China’s foreign minister this week to seek assistance in ending the war with Russia, as a new poll reveals growing support within Ukraine for making territorial concessions to Moscow.In a rare show of bipartisanship, some Democrats joined GOP lawmakers on Thursday to condemn Vice President Kamala Harris and President Joe Biden’s handling of the border crisis.In our 'Back of the Brief' segment, House Republicans visited Washington DC’s Union Station late Wednesday night to raise American flags, after anti-Israel protesters burned and replaced them with Palestinian flags in destructive demonstrations earlier that day.To listen to the show ad-free, become a premium member of The President’s Daily Brief by visiting PDBPremium.com.Please remember to subscribe if you enjoyed this episode of The President's Daily Brief.   Email: PDB@TheFirstTV.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu addresses a divided Congress warning of Iran threat. US intercepts Russian, Chinese bombers near Alaska for the first time, showcasing increasing military cooperation.

FBI director reveals details about the would-be assassin of President Trump. Kamala Harris faces scrutiny over border crisis. Germany cracks down on Islamic group linked to Hezbollah. Senator Menendez faces 222 years in prison for corruption.

European officials cautiously optimistic about Kamala Harris defeating Trump. Russian man arrested for planning to disrupt Paris Olympics. Security concerns rise with increased measures for the event.

Secret Gaza talks between U.S., Israel, UAE. NATO alerts 500,000 troops. Airlines chaos after IT outage. Maduro warns of 'bloodbath' in Venezuela election.

President Biden's mysterious absence from the presidential race ignites concerns about his health, while the Secret Service Director resigns amid bipartisan pressure following a failed assassination attempt on former President Trump

Vice President Kamala Harris gains Democratic support for presidential nomination post-Biden's announcement. Secret Service Director grilled on Capitol Hill. Netanyahu's diplomatic visit to D.C. Migrant caravan en route to U.S. pre-election of Donald Trump.

Guest Evan Gershkovich, a Wall Street Journal reporter, discusses his 16-year prison sentence by the Putin regime. Topics include global reactions to Biden's exit, US-Russia relations, and concerns over the trial's transparency.