House Intelligence Committee chair warns of serious national security threat | NewsNation Now

The head of the House Intelligence Committee said Wednesday he had information about a serious national security threat and urged the administration to declassify the information so the U.S. and its allies can openly discuss how to respond.

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[gloaming]

You don't tell people there's a threat but then withhold what that threat is unless you're deliberately trying to cause panic.

[OutLan]

Why the hell even say anything if you're not going to release any information. Absolutely idiotic.

[mikalmos]

This sounds like the Preamble you might get from someone that's about to lie to you but hasn't figured out their whole story yet

[ME]

This is rule 101 straight out of the ‘panic the nation in an attempt to bring them together and support the president just before an election’ scenario

[xqcfpeb]

WTH??? Are we in danger?? This is terrible miscommunication!! Unacceptable

[joannekemp]

They won't release any information and we're supposed to be okay with that

[doughall]

He should be talking about the thousands of Chinese men who flew into Mexico and walked right into the US posing as asylum-seekers, were greeted by the Border Patrol, given Immigration Court dates 11 years down the road and LET LOOSE INTO THE INTERIOR OF THE UNITED STATES.. They are suspected by US Intelligence of being military members of the China Peoples Liberation Army. I wouldn't expect any Democrats to be worried, but is everyone else a little concerned???

[quantumhype]

Feels like something to do with UAPs and their disclosure.

[lyndakorner]

Mike Turner is the Republican House member who was fighting the inclusion of the Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (U.A.P.) Disclosure Act of 2023 in the defense-appropriations bill a few months ago.

He had clearly been unduly influenced by his campaign contributions from defense contractors.

Regardless of the nature of this information, people had better stay logical and reasonable about it and not jump to any conclusions.

[grapplergirl]

If it were that serious I doubt they would wait until tomorrow.

[ralphholiman]

But, 200 million more to Ukraine will fix this.

[santaclaus]

I’m not saying it’s aliens….but it’s aliens

[goedelite]

Yes, Americans ought to be concerned, because a threat to national security is used by government and especially by the US government to seize unconsitutional and unlawful power, to justify going to war, to restrict the rights of American citizens. There are many reasons why such a bogus threat would be promulgated: the collapse of the US's and NATO's proxy war in Ukraine; the overwhelming public debt and the declining US dollar; the loss of control of the US border; the threat of a second Trump presidency; the revelation of a public scandal.

[orionhauk]

How about not just sharing the potential threats with congress but with the public as well!

[gayemarianesfox]

Telling us about a security threat but mostly the meeting that will take place to talk about it 🤦🏻‍♀️

[MjrNiGhTmArE]

I'm sure it's Illegal Aliens and not Space Aliens.

[lexala]

Sounds like a huge distraction folks. Pay attention.

[kimguy]

They should give Ukraine $60 billion because there is an unknown threat

[hidden-treasures]

Two days ago, a single Russian hypersonic missile was fired at Ukraine, and a regiment of U.S. Patriot missile batteries couldn't stop it. That means, we couldn't stop an invasion of U.S. territory, where such missiles knocked out our defenses first. This moment has been coming for years, but we keep handing money to "favored" contractors (like Boeing).

[mabeycm]

Hopefully it's UAP disclosure related.