Ka$h Patel's FBI Hacked, US Never More Vulnerable | Trump's UN Disaster, Macron Warns "No One Is Safe"
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The FBI just got hacked. Kash Patel's in Moscow doing shots. And Macron just told the world "no one is safe." We break it all down.
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The FBI got hacked — and not by a nation-state looking for money. A group called ShinyHunters (usually financially motivated, but not this time) breached the Bureau and is now sitting on agents' names, home addresses, phone numbers, and their spouses' information. No ransom demand, no clear ask — just full exposure of the people investigating everyone from the mob to Russian and Iranian sleeper cells, while Director Kash Patel is off doing shots and chugging beer with hockey players, headed to Moscow two weeks before an election, having previously taken $25K to star in a Kremlin-friendly documentary calling the Russia investigation a hoax.
We trace how the US ended up this exposed: the early-2025 gutting of CISA, a week that included a DOJ-charged Russian assassination network on American soil, NATO shooting down a drone over Lithuania, a Russian warship flaring a Danish military helicopter, Emmanuel Macron warning the world "no one is safe," and drones shutting down Luxembourg's airport — home to NATO's Ukraine supply hub.
Then: Trump's full UN General Assembly speech — confronting CNN's Kaitlan Collins on arrival, rebranding "artificial intelligence" to "Super Intelligence," threatening to "annihilate" Iran, and getting stone silence where he expected applause.
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TIMESTAMPS
0:00 – Intro 1:08 – FBI hacked by ShinyHunters: agents' homes, families exposed 4:00 – "Completely incompetent": Cory Booker's exchange with Kash Patel 11:38 – Kash Patel's $25K Kremlin-friendly documentary payment 15:50 – Trump TV launches; CNN, MSNBC, Politico banned from WH 17:20 – How this admin gutted cybersecurity from day one (CISA breakdown) 19:45 – Why this matters: power grids, water systems, "Leave the World Behind" 20:40 – Newark & Philly airports grounded — coincidence? 22:00 – NATO, Poland, Lithuania warn of Russian hybrid war 25:00 – DOJ charges Russian assassination network operating in the US 32:00 – NATO shoots down drone over Lithuania; Russian frigate flares Danish chopper 36:00 – Germany's Merz: "Russia is waging war against the West" 41:00 – Poland's Tusk warns of false-flag attacks testing NATO 43:00 – Macron's classified briefing: "No one is safe" 48:00 – Switzerland overhauls its security strategy 50:00 – Drones shut down Luxembourg's airport — NATO's Ukraine supply hub 53:00 – Undersea cables: the vulnerability nobody's talking about 1:00:00 – Trump's DC "Arc": storing weapons and snipers, because sure 1:08:20 – Trump at the UN: confronts Kaitlan Collins on arrival 1:09:00 – Trump rebrands "AI" to "Super Intelligence" 1:12:00 – Trump on Iran: "annihilate" vs. rebuild 1:15:00 – Trump vs. the ICC 1:21:00 – Cuba delegation walks out of UN speech 1:27:00 – "I have made peace": the room that didn't applaud 1:30:00 – Closing thoughts: Gaia art installation at St. John the Divine