This interview was conducted by NTD for its special documentary “Raid on America,” which premiered on Aug. 24. Ret. Colonel John Mills spoke to NTD’s Paul Greaney about staffing a fake document that tied former President Donald Trump to Russia. Mills says the document was produced right after the 2016 presidential election. “I was called […]
Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe on Oct. 15 made an investigative referral to the Office of the Intelligence Community Inspector General (ICIG) concerning potential wrongdoing related to the consequential January 2017 Intelligence Community Assessment (ICA) on Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election. In a letter (pdf) to Thomas Monheim, the acting ICIG, […]
A spokesperson for former CIA Director John Brennan said Friday that federal prosecutor John Durham told the former intelligence chief in their interview that he is not the subject of a criminal probe.
President Donald Trump slammed former CIA Chief John Brennan, who accused him multiple times of committing treason. “I think Brennan’s a sick person, I really do. I believe there’s something wrong with him,” Trump told Fox News’ Sean Hannity on the night of March 27. “For him to come out of the CIA and act […]
John Brennan, CIA director during the Obama administration, said he may have had “bad information” when he repeatedly attacked President Donald Trump. Brennan said just weeks before the submission of Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s final report that Trump would be indicted over his alleged collusion with Russia. But Mueller said his team was unable to […]
A suspicious package sent to Time Warner Center, which houses the headquarters of CNN, contained a pipe bomb and was addressed to former CNN director John Brennan. The package was labeled as addressed to “John Brennan,” according to a picture shared by the news agency. The name for the return address was labeled as Debbie […]
President Donald Trump removed the security clearance of former CIA Director John Brennan for lying, leveraging the clearance, and “erratic conduct.” Former heads of intelligence and law enforcement agencies can usually keep access to classified information after leaving office “so that they can consult with their successors regarding matters about which they may have special […]
