How the CIA Ruined the 9/11 Confession | Ep.15

Milo Yiannopoulos committed a felony by serving as a senior advisor and receiving payment from the Kanye West 2020 campaign as a foreign national.

The CIA's torture of KSM, including 183 waterboardings, caused a judge to throw out his confession, ensuring he will never be executed.

KSM was captured in 2003 after Abu Zubaydah revealed his identity to the FBI, and was immediately tortured by the CIA.

The FBI's failure to read John Walker Lindh his rights, contrary to Jocelyn Radack's advice, prevented his execution and led to Radack's firing.

KSM negotiated a plea deal during the Biden administration but primarily sought to stay at Guantanamo for better conditions rather than face Colorado's supermax.

KSM will probably get to stay at Guantanamo because the confessions obtained through torture are inadmissible.

Former CIA leadership like Tenet and Rodriguez are responsible for KSM escaping accountability, and Obama's policy ensured they would never face justice.

The FBI's trained, respectful interrogation methods are superior to the CIA's brutal tactics and produce actionable intelligence that saves lives. An FBI agent apologized to him for the government's treatment during his arrest, which he appreciated despite not undoing his losses.

The FBI has lowered hiring standards to accept applicants with histories of hiring prostitutes or embezzlement due to staffing shortages. A CIA groundsman admitted to bestiality during a polygraph, illustrating how applicants sometimes confess to crimes thinking it makes them desirable hires.

Israeli far-right bots are falsely claiming he is a paid Turkish agent to silence him for debunking an Israeli intelligence report.

Israeli settlers attacked an NBC crew in the West Bank, and the IDF likely knew in advance and allowed it to happen. Netanyahu publicly condemned the attackers as rioters but privately called for settlement expansion in Hebrew.

Israeli settlers attack Christians as well as Muslims, and a settler who assaulted a Catholic nun was acquitted in an Israeli court.

Itamar Ben-Gvir should have been arrested for war crimes upon arriving in the U.S. instead of meeting with senators. Ben-Gvir's wife celebrated a new law allowing the death penalty for Palestinians with a cake featuring a noose.

Senator Tom Cotton should be called out for meeting with Ben-Gvir and displaying an Israeli flag at his office.