It's June 13th.

I'm Brian Dean Wright, former CIA Operations Officer,

and this is the Wright Report. Hey good day to you ladies and gentlemen welcome to the right report your daily news

podcast I've got four briefs for you this morning that are shaping

America and the world first up the Russian Navy is anchored in Cuba this

morning some analysts are frightened that that could be a sign of war

we'll talk about whether or not that is likely true. Second a new kind of nuclear

power plant is being built in Wyoming we'll talk about how it could be a game changer.

Third, American astronauts are stuck in space a while longer.

We'll talk about that troubled Boeing spacecraft that's keeping them up there.

Fourth, we've got some great and interesting news out of both China and the Gaza Strip.

When you put them together, tell us how leaders in both places are chasing their destiny and

how that will impact us.

Later, three listener questions today about Merrick Garland, 51 spies who lied, and that maybe

we should send 50,000 U.S. students to China.

I've got a great comment from yesterday's episode.

But before we get to all of that,

let's get to our top stories of the morning.

We begin in Cuba, where Russian naval vessels are anchored in Havana Bay.

The four of them are parked about 90 miles south of the state of Florida.

Most media outlets like the Miami Herald, CBS, BBC, and others are suggesting that the presence of

Vladimir Putin's Navy is largely standard practice. At most, they say it is

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