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Hezbollah’s Exploding Beepers, Secret Service Failures, & Russian Subs Near Alaska
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September 18, 2024
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0:59Now PlayingIn this episode of The President's Daily Brief:
• Scores of Hezbollah terrorists were killed or wounded yesterday when their pagers suddenly exploded across Lebanon and Syria. We’ll break down what seems to be a highly sophisticated attack on the militant group.
• As the nation continues to reel from the latest attempt on President Trump's life, Senator Josh Hawley has released a report outlining whistleblower allegations regarding Secret Service failures during the Butler, Pennsylvania attack two months ago.
• Plus, the U.S. Coast Guard reports that Russian naval vessels, including two submarines, entered U.S. waters off Alaska—highlighting Russia's increased naval activity near U.S. territory.
• And in today's Back of the Brief, the final chapter in a story we've been following: The U.S. military has officially completed its withdrawal from Niger, marking the end of U.S. troop presence in the country.
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