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President Trump says he called off new attacks on Iran at the urging of allies in the region because they believe a “very acceptable” deal is close. Are they right? Guest host Brian Entin is joined by Victoria Coates, former White House deputy national security adviser in Trump’s first administration, and John Spencer, executive director of the Urban Warfare Project.
New reporting claims Cuba has built a fleet of 300 military attack drones, with talks of targeting America’s naval base in Guantanamo Bay and even Key West, Florida. How big of a threat is this? Luis Elizondo, a former director of the Pentagon's Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program whose family escaped Fidel Castro-led Cuba, and Rick De La Torre, former CIA station chief in Venezuela who also specialized in Cuban issues, join “CUOMO” to discuss.
Video of teens brawling in a Washington, D.C., fast-food restaurant went viral in the latest example of “teen takeovers” across the country. U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro said she would prosecute the parents of those teens. Is it the right move? Former Arizona Border Patrol Chief Chris Clem and Jackson, Mississippi, Police Chief Rashall Brackney, who once held that same job at George Washington University in Washington, D.C., join “CUOMO” to debate.
Days after a Trump-backed opponent beat incumbent Louisiana Sen. Bill Cassidy in a Republican primary, Trump set his sights on another one of his opponents, Kentucky Republican Congressman Thomas Massie. Trump even went after his longtime ally, Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert, after she campaigned with Massie. Is this the right play for Trump and the Republican Party? Conservative radio host Ben Ferguson and GOP strategist Rina Shah debate.
On the heels of Trump’s trip to China, we learned of two arrests and convictions of Americans acting as Chinese foreign agents in New York and California. These aren’t singular incidents. Brian Entin investigated “birth tourism,” where Chinese women come to America on a tourist visa, get pregnant, live in “maternity hotels,” and give birth to a baby here so it has citizenship and can potentially become a spy. Is this a real risk? Former FBI counterintelligence operative Eric O’Neill and former CIA officer and former FBI agent Tracy Walder, who worked in Chinese counterterrorism, discuss.
The episode was originally recorded on May 18.
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