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Weingarten Report Ep 31: Weaponized National Security State Fails to Protect Homeland

Posted on Monday, April 25, 2022
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by AMAC, Ben Weingarten
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In this week’s Weingarten Report, Ben explores the weaponization and simultaneous failures of an increasingly politicized national security apparatus — exposed in the collapse of the Gretchen Whitmer kidnapping case, acquittal of a January 6 defendant, and conversely the Brooklyn subway shooting and the attempted infiltration of the Secret Service by two potential Iranian agents.

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