In April 30th, you're listening to a special edition of the President's Daily Brief.

I'm your host and former CIA officer Brian Dean Wright.

Your morning intel starts now.

Before we start a quick reminder to those new to the show, the brief you're about to hear

is in the same spirit of the actual President's Daily Brief, which is a top secret summary

of the most critical events in the past 24 hours all delivered to the President each day

by the nation spy masters.

And so ladies and gentlemen, I am your spy and this is your special brief, the second

Saturday that we are covering the issue of fake news.

By now, you have probably seen the headlines and concerns that the Biden administration

and its Department of Homeland Security have set up a disinformation governance board.

I covered in a previous brief this week that there are some odd and even alarming issues

with this development from the very partisan leadership of the new board to a peculiar

focus on the very things that the American people don't particularly like about Joe Biden

to include his handling of illegal immigration.

In other words, Joe Biden is going to decide truth about the things that Joe Biden has

failed on.

There are a thousand great questions that all of this brings up, especially how exactly

this new disinformation governance board will operate.

But one of the questions to consider, I think, is this, is it even possible to stop disinformation

or fake news?

And building on that question, how and who gets to decide what truth is?

...