28 MAR 2025: Headline Brief: Domestic News, Global Events, and Good Medical Research

The Wright Report

Bryan Dean Wright

News, Politics

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🗓️ 28 March 2025

⏱️ 14 minutes

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Join Bryan Dean Wright, former CIA Operations Officer, as he breaks down today’s top stories shaping America and the world in Friday’s Headline Brief - heavy on news, light on analysis.

Yemen Leak Fallout Continues – Political firestorm grows as Senator Wicker demands a classified briefing, while Judge Boasberg orders Trump officials to preserve Signal chat records. Critics aim to use the controversy to target key Trump cabinet members.

B-2 Bombers Deployed as Middle East Tensions Escalate – U.S. stealth bombers arrive at Diego Garcia amid potential plans to strike Houthis - or Iran - if attacks on U.S. assets persist.

Europe Backs Down on Ukraine Troop Promises – British and French pledges of soldiers fade, leaving only limited aid and 5B euros in military funding. Meanwhile, Trump pushes for economic control of Ukraine as part of a longer-term peace strategy.

Massive Privacy Breach Hits U.S. Security Officials – German outlet Der Spiegel buys personal data of U.S. intelligence leaders, underscoring the broader debate over digital privacy and the DOGE program.

Going Offline Could Improve Your Mental Health – Canadian researchers find that time away from phones reduces depression more than antidepressants - and boosts sleep, self-control, and social connection.

Medical Breakthroughs on Gut Health – New studies link gut bacteria imbalances to multiple sclerosis and accelerated dementia. Probiotic use in children also shown to shorten fever duration.

Get the facts, the analysis, and the truth-only on The Wright Report.

"And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free." - John 8:32

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0:00.0	It's March 28th. I'm Brian Dean Wright, former CIA operations officer, and this is The Wright Report.
0:12.3	A good day to you, ladies and gentlemen, Welcome to The Right Report, Your Daily News Podcast.
0:22.5	It's Friday's headline brief, heavy on news, light on analysis, launching us into the weekend with events that, as ever, are shaping America and the world.
0:32.1	We begin this morning with two things. First, today's episode is going to be a little bit lighter than normal, as I will
0:38.3	be traveling. Second, we are going to have a very busy week next week from the two-year anniversary
0:43.1	of The Wright Report to the very big trade announcement on Tuesday. I think that that is going to
0:47.8	rock both domestic and international affairs regarding those reciprocal tariffs. So let us
0:53.1	enjoy this calm before the storm with a lighter
0:56.4	episode today. And let us start with domestic updates on the White House Yemen leak. Reuters News
1:03.0	and others report that Republican Senator Roger Wicker of Mississippi, the chair of the Senate
1:07.4	Armed Services Committee, he is calling for an expedited investigation and classified briefing into this entire mess,
1:14.1	which, of course, we first started to learn about about four days ago.
1:17.5	That is when the Atlantic magazine published part of the sensitive text exchange on Signal
1:22.2	about the bombing and Yemen.
1:24.3	Well, that exchange is now fully public.
1:26.3	And as I anticipated, the debate is now raging
1:28.9	about what we should consider to be damaging and classified versus sensitive but unclassified.
1:36.0	Senator Wicker says, in his view, it is all classified, although he didn't clarify whether
1:40.9	he thinks it's top secret or secret or confidential. And that's a big
1:45.2	deal because as we covered on Wednesday, that has some very important implications for how
1:49.8	grave the damage might be from the leak. Now, the White House continues to emphasize that there was
1:54.6	absolutely no damage and nothing was classified. Although President Trump continues to say
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