The Tudor Dixon Podcast: Ex-CIA Officer Warns of China Spy Threat, NVIDIA Scandal & AI Attacks

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Welcome to The Tudor Dixon Podcast. We have a treat for you. We have Bryan Dean Wright coming on today to give us his CIA officer take on some wild stuff that's happening right now. We've got honeypotting, lawfare, double agents. He is going to share all of the dirt with you. But first, I want to get into this leadership battle in the Democrat Party. It's already happening. And interestingly, one of the characters that we've talked about a lot, continues to pop up. She's the girl who ran her campaign as a moderate. In fact, you'd think she'd be a Schumer fan the way she ran her Senate campaign. I'm talking about in 24 She was running ads saying, I work with Donald Trump and I've passed legislation with him and I can work with anyone and promised when she got to the US Senate, she would work with anyone. But now, she trashes Chuck Schumer. She trashes Kamala Harris. She trashes Gavin Newsom. But what does she do? She sidles up right next to Bernie Sanders and Abdul El-Sayed. So Miss Moderate, Michigan Senator Elissa Slotkin. Now, she's not so moderate. She seems to be going after leadership and saying, they're no longer good, like Chuck Schumer is no longer good.

She may actually even be trying to snag that leadership position for herself. I don't know. I think she has her sights on something a little bit bigger. But as I watch this back and forth, this is classic Elissa Slotkin to go out there and throw the bomb, these guys aren't good, and then come in with the solution. So she's suddenly appearing publicly with Bernie Sanders. Bernie Sanders.

I can work with Trump. Now she's with Bernie Sanders. On Tuesday, she's out there and she's next to him while he announces that he doesn't support Chuck Schumer for leadership, which obviously I think we can probably all assume that that's how he feels. However, she is next to him. She's next to him as he declares, the time has come for a change. She's literally licking her lips like I'm the change. You can see it.

She sees this opportunity for power, and I think it's twofold because she came out and she says, I'm not actively seeking this job. This is a quote. I'm not actively seeking this job. I'm seeking change. Which I think it's funny because were any of us asking, are you wanting to be in leadership?

But see, this is how she works because she was a CIA analyst. So that's what we're going to talk to Bryan about in a little bit. He was at the CIA at the same time as her. He understands the propaganda, but not just the propaganda, it's the mind games that she plays. Her language is specific. She chose specifically to say, I'm not actively seeking it. So you will go, oh, but maybe she's the one, maybe she should be seeking it. Maybe she's the one we should listen to. At the very least, she either gets you to believe that she should be the leader or that she should be the one dictating who the leader is. So she comes out and she says, I'm not going to tell you who I would support because I can't. This is another psychological operation. I can't tell you who I will support until there is a concrete governing plan that's laid out.

Well, I wonder what that plan would be. Don't worry, folks. Elissa Slotkin laid it out.

She wants the next democratic leader to explain what the party plans to accomplish in the first 100 days, how they're going to get money back into people's pockets, and how the Democrats will communicate differently with voters.

She wants to hear that exact plan. So it's not like I want to hear a plan. She's putting it out there so you know. And I assure you, this is not just her plan for Senate leadership. She's message testing. She's putting this out right now because everything that she has done up until this point indicates that she wants to run for president. She's trashed all of the candidates that have come out. Even when asked about Whitmer, her own governor, she was like, you know what, I don't like the options that are on the table. And that was months ago. That was months ago, back in the summer on the island here in Michigan.

So she's been working on this for a while. To say no, there's no credible candidates. And I know because I'm CIA. So when you saw her doing these videos, like the seditious six videos where she was saying, don't, don't follow illegal orders. That was to build her national idea. She knew that she would get Trump to come after her. She knew that would be a big deal. She doesn't care the optics of what she said. That's not going to affect her. In her mind, she wanted the public attention. She got it. Remember just a few weeks ago when she came out and said, young people graduating from college should not go work in the Trump administration because they should assume they're going to have more problems.