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I'm your host and former CIA officer Brian Dean Wright. Your morning intel starts now.

A good day to you ladies and gentlemen. I've got six briefs for you this morning

that are shaping America and the world. First up, Japan's Prime Minister is in Washington, D.C.

today with a big focus on China. Second, the CIA director made a surprise visit to the country

of Libya this week. Third, protests continue to escalate in Peru with big copper mines now being

targeted. Next, a new development in the Biden intel scandal we have a special prosecutor to talk

about. Fourth, the U.S. Treasury Department issued a warning sign about the U.S. deficit.

Later, we close out the podcast with some good news from the state of California.

But before we get to all of that, we got to get started with this.

Japan's Prime Minister is in Washington, D.C. today with one singular focus in mind,

and that is China. All right, now it's true. The official agenda will be a series of meetings

covering things like North Korea, trade, and the war in Ukraine. But the real focus between

Joe Biden and Prime Minister Kishita is China. And that's because as I brief you all on before,

Western nations like the United States and Europe, as well as Asian countries like Japan,

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