The Wright Report

In today's episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright dives deep into the critical matters affecting American cities and national security. Wright sets the stage by evaluating the state of three major cities—New York City, Boston, and Washington DC—and their grappling with illegal migration. Delving into national security, he unravels a shocking espionage case where a US Navy serviceman, allegedly driven by maternal influence, sold secrets to China. And in San Francisco, car thefts are rampant, raising questions about the city's decision to defund the police. As we close, Wright shares a contemplative reflection on the AI Revolution's potential consequences on America's obesity crisis.

On today's episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright brings a comprehensive briefing on a new, intensified stage of the War in Ukraine. Through insightful analysis, we gain an understanding of this war's broader implications for the world. Additionally, Wright dives into a thought-provoking discussion surrounding parental rights and transgender identification in California. Responding to a listener's email, he delves deep into the controversy sparked by California's Attorney General concerning parents' right to be informed if their child is identifying as transgender.

It's Tuesday, August 8th. I'm Brian Dean Wright, former CIA operations officer, and this is The Wright Report.

A good day to you, ladies and gentlemen. Today, I am going to be working on next week's relaunch of the dirty green series and the new subscription service for you. So that means no episode for today. Just a wish that you all have a wonderful rest of your day and God willing, I'll see you tomorrow. Until then I leave you with the creed of every good spy and every wise American.

They're the words from the gospel of John chapter eight, verse 32, "And you shall know the truth. And the truth shall make you free." Good day.

In today's edition of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright dives deep into some of the pressing matters facing America and the world. Explore America's escalating debt and its long-term repercussions, and put on your detective caps as we discuss the intricate web of Chinese espionage on American soil. Get insights into the perilous mission awaiting US Marines in the Middle East and draw hope from the resilience of the African nation of Benin in their battle against Islamic Radicalism. Finally, wind down with some encouraging research findings about exercise for the elderly during bedrest. It's a full slate of information designed to keep you informed, engaged, and hopeful.

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In today's special episode of The Wright Report with Bryan Dean Wright, we spotlight a candid, hour-long interview Bryan had with the US Army veteran Dan Hollaway on the Citizen Podcast. Dive into their intense discussions about everything from international dilemmas in Ukraine, Haiti, and El Salvador to domestic issues and the evolving nature of espionage. Also, catch a glimpse of the upcoming news and analyses on topics like AI, the ongoing global political climate, the escalating war in Ukraine, and the strides being made in the African nation of Benin. We'll round it off with addressing the burning question from Erica in Wickenburg about the involvement of intelligence officials in politics. Before heading off for the weekend, remember the age-old wisdom that keeps us centered in truth.

In this edition of The Wright Report with former CIA Operations Officer Bryan Dean Wright, we delve deep into pressing domestic and international matters. From an unfolding migrant situation in Central Park, NYC, to an intriguing mystery connecting a kidnapping to our struggle in the Pacific. Plus, get insights on drones powered by AI in Ukraine, which have no human operators behind their destructive capabilities. And as always, I appreciate feedback from listeners, and today, I address Wendy's concerns about our coverage. Stay tuned for ways you could help enhance the show.

In today's episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright, a former CIA Operations Officer, dives into a blend of national and international headlines. From another indictment of former President Donald Trump and its potential implications to crucial economic updates that might affect our wallets, there's much to unpack. In international news, we venture to Niger, an African nation currently grappling with political upheaval affecting a key US drone base. And for a palate cleanser, stick around till the end where carnivores are in for a treat.

In today's throwback episode of The Wright Report, host Brian Dean revisits the engrossing history of fake news. Originally aired on July 3rd, this episode is a hidden gem that many listeners missed due to the July 4th festivities. Dive deep into the world of misinformation and uncover how fake news has impacted societies past and present. And for a fun twist, Brian Dean cheekily sneaked in a piece of misinformation about President George Washington. Can you spot it?

In this crucial episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright unpacks an all-encompassing focus on China's potential intrusions into American society. With shocking revelations from a Chinese-owned lab in California to deeply concealed malware that threatens U.S. infrastructure and the discovery of probable intelligence bases in the heartland, Wright provides an in-depth analysis of these significant threats. As the episode culminates, Bryan lends his experienced perspective on how he would advise the nation's highest office in navigating these challenges.

On today's special edition of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright delves into the heart of espionage by offering a rare, behind-the-scenes look into the world of the CIA. Drawing upon his rich experience of recruiting spies, stealing secrets, and shaping the next generation of intelligence professionals, Bryan responds to a young listener's probing questions about the reality of working in the intelligence community. In this revealing narrative, the podcast sheds light on the critical challenges facing the Agency and underscores the importance of a dedicated workforce and strong leadership to maintain the country's security.