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And now your host, Logan Secular. Welcome to Sechilo. It's Wednesday. We're live. There's a lot going on in the world. We're going to cover it today. And phone lines are open for you at 1-800-684-3-110. What to mess to do with one of our former colleagues, Tulsi Gabbert. We'll get to that here shortly, as well as the continual work of the ACLJ, as you know, ACLJ around the world. You're going to hear a little bit from Cece Hyle a little bit later in a special video presentation. And then back half the show, we're going to hear from Jeff Balabon from ACLJ, Jerusalem. So it's going to be a packed show as we know that the war in Iran still going on and still going strong, if you will, but at the same time, I mean, if you're flipping on the news this morning, you may have been cut through two or three different Senate hearing. What's going on in the House? J.D. Vance is speaking in Michigan right now. There's a lot happening. They got three screens up on there.

We're not going to do that to you today. We're going to actually break it all down so you understand

what is happening. And we'll, kick it off about our friend, former colleague here on the

secular broadcast, Tulsi Gabbard. That's right. So we are seeing the annual threat assessment

hearing that's happening in the Senate Intelligence

Committee. And that is a annual briefing that leaders of the intelligence community give to Congress

to sent the Senate specifically. And it's comprised of Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard,

the CIA director John Ratcliffe, the FBI director Cash Patel, commander of U.S.

Cyber Command, William Hartman, and the director of the DIA Defense Intelligence Agency James Adams.

And they do this periodic annual review as the Senate looks forward to funding or their oversight

role. And it just comes at a very pertinent time

because of the conflict with Iran. We'll be able to play some of this. But you are seeing

senators asking questions, trying to get gotcha moments. But these are very serious individuals.

This is a less theatrics type hearing than you normally see, mainly because they are very serious

questions about very serious issues, threats to the homeland, the way that our intelligence

community is briefing the president, things of that nature. But you still see Democrats trying

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