It's Friday the President's Daily Briefing Daily Brief.

I'm Mike Baker, your eyes and ears on the world stage. All right, let's get briefed.

First up, in a historic first, the U.S. deploys F-22 stealth fighters to Israel,

signaling a dramatic escalation and military coordination between Washington and Jerusalem

as pressure mounts on Iran amid high-stakes nuclear talks.

I'll have the details.

Later in the show, a quiet but significant shift in U.S. policy toward Havana, as the Treasury

Department moves to allow licensed companies to resell Venezuelan oil to Cuba's private sector.

Plus, President Trump announces he's ordering

the release of long-classified government UFO files. Yes, it's a UFO story, promising new

transparency on decades of unexplained sightings. What do they know? And in today's

back of the brief, some unsettling findings from the world of

artificial intelligence. Wait till you hear this one. As new research reveals that leading AI

models chose to escalate to nuclear weapons use in the overwhelming majority of simulated war

scenarios. Oh, good. But first, today's PDB spotlight. In a move that would have been

almost unthinkable just a decade ago, the U.S. has deployed F22 Raptor fighter jets to Israel,

the first known instance of American combat aircraft being based there for a potential wartime

mission. Nearly a dozen of the stealth fighters have reportedly

arrived at Ovidda Air Base in southern Israel. While the administration has not formally announced

the deployment, flight tracking data, satellite imagery, and videos captured by plane spotters

confirm what appears to be a significant new chapter in U.S. Israel military cooperation. Now, the F-22 is the

crown jewel of the U.S. Air Force's tactical fleet. It's a fifth-generation stealth fighter

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