It's September 28th, you're listening to the President's Daily Brief.

I'm your host and former CIA officer, Brian Dean Wright.

Your morning intel starts now.

First up, we have a case of international mystery and intrigue this morning.

Somebody blew up two pipelines in the Baltic Sea, and it may be connected to the war in

Ukraine.

I've got a full readout coming up.

As always, I'm keeping an eye out for developing stories, put these two on your radar.

First Europe is placing a big order for solar panels.

Unfortunately, those panels are actually made by slaves in China.

Second, Joe Biden is once again blaming gas stations for high gas prices.

He is wrong, of course, and I will give you the facts to explain why.

As always, we've got to listen to a question today.

It's about the protests in the country of Iran.

The first, let's get started with today's main brief.

We have got quite the mystery this morning, a case of international intrigue, likely perhaps

connected to the war in Ukraine.

But to understand this brief, you might want to first grab a map of Northern Europe, either

in your minds or on your computer or phone.

And I want you to look for the Baltic Sea.

It's the body of water between Poland, Sweden, Russia, and, of course, the Baltic nations

of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.

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