Topic: Covert Actions

Larry Johnson reviews the history of U.S. covert actions and regime change, noting that the Eisenhower and Kennedy administrations conducted hundreds of such operations. He argues that the era of the U.S. as a global bully is ending as Russia and China emerge as peer competitors. Johnson highlights the decline of American cities and infrastructure compared to the modernization seen in Moscow and St. Petersburg.

The discussion shifts to the destruction of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, with Jones and Bannon alleging that the Biden administration bypassed Congressional oversight to execute the sabotage. They suggest the use of regular Navy divers instead of SEALs was a tactic to avoid reporting requirements to the Gang of Eight. Bannon argues that these actions, along with the "lawfare" surrounding Mar-a-Lago, constitute impeachable offenses.