It’s July 19th. You’re listening to the President’s Daily Brief. Your morning intel starts now.

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First up, The White House is confirming this morning that it will continue to share intelligence with Ukraine just one day after Pres. Zelynskyy admitted his government is full of Russian spies.

That has major implications for our intel networks — and our $50B in aid. That’s up first.

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

First, America’s top general is admitting that he hasn’t been tracking a key threat by China that could tell us how close we are to war. I’ve got those details.

Finally, an update on the Wheat Wars. The White House handing out over $1B in food aid, this time to the horn of Africa. We’ll discuss the latest, plus a possible wheat deal Putin.

All up next on the President's Daily Brief.

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July 19th, 2022. Ukraine Admits That Its Government Is Filled With Russian Spies. China Continues to Escalate Against U.S. Ships in South China Sea. 18:49 Share

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July 19th, 2022. Ukraine Admits That Its Government Is Filled With Russian Spies. China Continues to Escalate Against U.S. Ships in South China Sea.