Epstein Secrets

Security Team In Delaware Appearance. The AP <https://apnews.com/article/joe-biden-national-security-team-9ea76ecc9a8dbac52fddc56fe48f7f7d> (11/24, Jaffe) reports, "Declaring `America is back,' President-elect Joe Biden introduced his national security team on Tuesday, his first substantive offering o

he last day. Tonight, we mark 14 straight days of record hospitalizations. More than 85,000 patients in hospitals across this country." On the lead CBS Evening News <https://playvideo.bulletinintelligence.corn/d72841cf388b4daa9fc9f3e2a39da9fPpubid=fbi> (11/24, lead story, 4:00, Brennan, 3.87M) story, Jonathan V

ning News (12/28, story 3, 0:50, Garrett, 4.74M) segment that Biden is "warning that nothing must get lost in the transfer of power." The AP (12/28, Jaffe) reports Biden "warned that his team needs 'full visibility' into the budget process at the Defense Department 'in order to avoid any window of conf

ning stages of determining the motive,' said FBI Special Agent Jason Pack. 'It could be weeks before we have a comprehensive picture.'" On the lead CBS Evening News (12128, lead story, 3:40, Garrett, 4.74M) story, Mola Lenghi reported that officials "admit there are some questions that may never be answered, but

es added, "the ugly scenes at the airport, which quickly circulated around the world, seemed to speak louder than words." The Washington Post (8/16, Jaffe, Miller, 10.52M) reports that two 'indelible, humiliating images are certain to endure from the final days of the Afghan war. The first came in the

the aircraft gained altitude." There were also some comparisons to the images of the US evacuation of the embassy in Saigon. In its lead story, The CBS Evening News (8/16, 6:32 p.m. EST, lead story, 3:40, O'Donnell, 3.55M) reported that the "swift fall of Kabul led to chaotic and disturbing scenes at the airport