It's Wednesday, the President's, welcome. Welcome to the President's Daily Brief. I'm Mike Baker, your eyes and ears on the world stage. All right, let's get briefed.

In today's spotlight, the FBI is ramping up its investigations into a wave of attacks on Tesla vehicles,

launching a new task force to tackle the surge.

But in a textbook example of what goes around comes around,

Democrats are accusing the Department of Justice of being weaponized for political purposes.

Hmm, we'll break down what's happening.

Later in the show, a controversial decision by Washington, the U.S. has quietly removed multimillion dollar bounties on senior figures in the Hacconi militant network,

including its leader, who's now serving as the Taliban's interior minister.

Plus, chaos continues in Turkey as Turkish President Erdogan tightens his grip,

cracking down on demonstrators as pro-democracy protests stretch into a second week following the arrest of his chief political rival. And in today's back of the brief,

China reveals a dangerous new weapon. It's a deep-sea device designed to cut even the most secure

underwater cables. Well, what could the Chinese Communist Party want with a device designed to cut undersea cables?

If only we had a clue.

But first, today's PDB spotlight.

We'll begin in the U.S. with the continuing violence and vandalism

directed at the EV manufacturer

Tesla, where the Trump administration is forcefully responding to mounting attacks of extreme

violence and vandalism targeting electric vehicle maker Tesla.

Seems like, just yesterday, when the far left, loved Tesla.

Now they're firebombing, charging stations, and dealerships.

On Monday, the FBI launched a task force, intended to crack down on attacks against Tesla

and hold perpetrators accountable for what they contend are acts of domestic violence.

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