Malcolm Nance: "We Are in Mortal Danger" | Six Questions with Steven Beschloss @MalcolmNanceMedia
July 1, 2026
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as posted by the channelIntelligence and counterterrorism veteran Malcolm Nance joins Steven Beschloss for Six Questions and doesn't mince words: America, he warns, is in "mortal, mortal danger." Nance lays out why Trump has accelerated the dismantling of the CIA, FBI, and DNI — installing loyalists like Bill Pulte to turn the intelligence community into a tool for hunting political enemies — and argues that the real motive isn't Putin or ideology but Trump's own ego and self-enrichment. He calls the war on Iran a historic strategic blunder that exposed America's weaknesses and handed Tehran an asymmetric victory, reads the Declaration of Independence as an indictment of "King Donald the Last," and explains what genuine repair would demand: accountability for MAGA enablers and an "FDJFK"-scale leader to rebuild trust at home and abroad. From the 2026 midterms and the threat of a "color revolution" to a lightning round on what makes him happy, angry, and hopeful, it's an urgent, unflinching conversation about the survival of American democracy.
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