By The FirstSurging crime, growing inflation, and now lines at the gas pump. Buck explains why Joe Biden is more Carter 2.0 than FDR. Plus, Buck speaks to Cyber Security expert Dr. Scott Jasper about the cyber attack that knocked out the colonial pipeline and New York City councilman Joe Borelli joins buck to discuss the rise in violent crime in the Big Apple.
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October 22nd, 2026: Armed Rebels Are Taking the Fight to Iran’s Government & Suspected Iranian Spies in Britain
In this episode of The President’s Daily Brief:
– First up—Iran’s regime faces a growing armed insurgency as opposition groups launch increasingly sophisticated attacks against government security forces. Militants are targeting police stations, military convoys, and senior commanders in southeastern Iran, opening another front of instability as Tehran struggles with war, economic turmoil, and domestic unrest.
– Later in the show—British counterterrorism police re-arrest two men suspected of assisting Iranian intelligence near RAF Fairford, an air base used by American bombers conducting strikes against Iran. The investigation raises questions about possible Iranian operations targeting U.S. military assets on British soil.
– Plus—New reporting reveals that Elon Musk personally ordered restrictions on Ukraine’s military Starlink service, disrupting battlefield communications and drone operations. The decision reportedly blindsided officials in Kyiv and Washington, raising questions about who controls a communications network essential to Ukraine’s war effort.
– And in today’s Back of the Brief—Russia releases 74-year-old American teacher Stephen Hubbard after more than four years in captivity, as President Trump’s envoy Steve Witkoff meets with Vladimir Putin for renewed peace talks. The release comes as Moscow continues its military campaign against Ukraine.
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This new anti-Amy Acton ad, featuring her estranged mother, is causing us to balance political judgment and the pain of broken families. Let’s turn to Romans 8 to learn about creation’s groaning, our adoption as God’s children, and the hope of redemption. Today’s suffering is not the end of the story.
October 21st, 2026: Communist Groups and International Activists: Who’s Driving France’s Unrest?
In this episode of The President’s Daily Brief:
– First up—France is reeling from widespread riots, arson, and violent demonstrations as new investigations uncover a sprawling network of communist groups, radical-left organizations, and international activists helping mobilize the unrest. We’ll examine who’s behind the protests, the groups supporting them, and the questions surrounding their involvement in the violence.
– Later in the show—Iranian officials acknowledge that Tehran is deliberately prolonging negotiations with Washington in hopes of weakening President Trump ahead of the November midterm elections. The strategy raises new questions about Iran’s intentions and whether its leaders are more interested in political leverage than reaching a peace agreement.
– Plus—New revelations in the suspected corporate espionage case at OpenAI. A former employee accused of secretly planting recording equipment inside a restricted conference room reportedly communicated with a member of the Saudi royal family, raising questions about possible foreign connections to the alleged surveillance operation.
– And in today’s Back of the Brief—The Supreme Court rejects an attempt by accused September 11th mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed to reinstate a plea agreement that would have spared him the death penalty, leaving the possibility of execution on the table more than 25 years after the attacks.
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