We have a major new report from the New York Times. During Trump's first term, he conducted an

unauthorized mission in North Korea. This was not authorized by Congress, nor were the

congressional members told afterwards about its failure. This reporting from the New York Times

is coming from sources, perhaps not coincidentally, right after Trump

struck and killed supposedly cartel members on a boat off the coast of Venezuela, an apparent

unlawful attack. My name is Dina Dahl with the Midas Touch Network. Let's break this down. So this

major new report from the New York Times

are saying that sources are telling them about this mission because they are concerned with how

these missions are being carried out. Some of them, they say, are successful and many others

not successful. And none of this is being done transparently. This was in

2019, the mission in North Korea. What happened was Trump was about to meet with the North Korea

leader there, and he wanted to be able to hear the negotiations, which on a side, let's just take this for a moment.

Trump is evidently supposed to be the dealmaker king.

He didn't feel safe enough to be able to handle these negotiations.

He wanted, as you would say, a leg up.

Who knows whether or not anybody else has done this in secret, but he wanted to be able to listen

in on the North Korea side of the negotiations. Of course, if anything actually came of it,

he would then say it was all due to his talent of negotiation and not give any actual praise

to the service people who were risking their lives in order to help obtain intel for him.

But this is the setup. So this is what happened. The SEAL Team 6, which is the same team that went,

or not the same exact people, but that team is the same team that killed Osama bin Laden.

So we are talking about the most elite of the elite seal teams.

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