Hello, it's Miranda. I'm back with a new mini episode of Podforce One.

This feature is a little more topical and relevant to my job as a columnist for The New York Post.

Today's topic is about the welcome new focus on real-world violence in the Trump administration's new

counter-terrorism strategy. Jihadis and cartels are targets of the new White House counter-terrorism

strategy, but so too are Antifa, Trantifa and other violent domestic left-wing anti-American groups.

It's a sharp departure from the Biden administration's sinister national strategy on counterterrorism

that pretended groups like Antifa didn't exist and instead targeted Catholics at traditional mass,

parents questioning gender ideology at school board meetings,

and Trump supporters who, Joe Biden, assured us repeatedly, were ultra-maga, semi-fascist,

domestic terrorists. Hence the J6 capital riot by unarmed Trump supporters, most of whom

committed no violence and many of whom did not

even enter the Capitol, became the biggest investigation in FBI history under Biden,

prompting one of the greatest miscarriages of justice in American history.

Thankfully, President Trump's White House counterterrorism director Sebastian Gorker has reoriented

national security back toward violence rather than vague anti-government or anti-authority sentiment,

which can easily and was under Biden be weaponized politically.

Quote, we're just basing our threat assessment on reality, whether you're trying to kill journalists,

whether you're creating disorder against the rule of law in our country, or do I have to mention

the name of my friend Charlie Kirk, Gorka told me on Podforce 1. Quote, do I have to talk about the

multiple left-wing attempts to kill President Trump?

We're not going to whistle past the graveyard.

We're not going to say that doesn't exist.

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