Trump FIRES Bondi, CIA's "MK Ultra" History, and "Two Weeks" Talking Point, with John Kiriakou, Sean Davis, and Sohrab Ahmari | Ep. 1287

The Megyn Kelly Show delves into the political upheaval surrounding President Donald Trump's potential firings of Attorney General Pam Bondi and Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, analyzing Bondi's controversial handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files and alleged leaks to Eric Swalwell as key reasons for her removal. Sean Davis and Sohrab Ahmari emphasize that while Bondi remained loyal, her incompetence and poor judgment eroded trust, especially among Trump’s base, signaling a strategic pivot toward competence over loyalty. Gabbard’s reluctance to defend Trump’s Iran policy and her perceived defense of Joe Kent have reportedly angered the president, suggesting a broader purge of dissenters within the administration. The episode then shifts to a powerful interview with former CIA officer John Kiriakou, who exposes the agency’s dark history, including the MKUltra mind control program, waterboarding, and extensive surveillance operations. Kiriakou reveals deep-seated concerns about Israeli espionage within U.S. intelligence, citing bugged gifts, Mossad recruitment attempts, and the pervasive influence of AIPAC in silencing congressional opposition to Israel’s policies. He reflects on his own moral ambiguity—self-identifying as having 'sociopathic tendencies' for national security purposes—and shares his paranoia about constant surveillance, leading him to avoid smart devices and live with the assumption his home is bugged. The discussion extends to the global porn industry’s alleged ties to Israeli intelligence, raising alarms about blackmail and digital exploitation. Despite the grim revelations, the hosts maintain a tone of cautious hope, stressing the importance of truth-telling, personal integrity, and robust oversight in an age of unprecedented surveillance and institutional opacity.