Former CIA officer Bryan Dean Wright previewed a hot war with Russia Friday on 'Tucker Carlson Tonight.'
If in fact this gets hot, what happens? We know that it will escalate. And so that means some of the first steps will be what are called asymmetric, right? Russia can't sanction our economy in the way that we did his. So he's going to do things like a cyberattack. I want people to ask themselves tonight: What if in their hometown, Russia were to shut off the lights, or the water? Do you think there might be riots? Probably.
Think that could get violent? Of course it could. So how would people's mayors and governors respond to riots? We saw it a couple of years ago. Does that give you pause? See the BLM riots? … So we have a whole variety of issues about the sacrifice that will go on. That's a whole different segment, but it involves young people dying. And we should also be talking about that because our people in Washington aren't going to be the ones sacrificing.
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Former California Gov. Schwarzenegger Calls on Russian People to See Truth About UkraineFormer California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger issued a message to Russian soldiers and citizens Thursday, appealing to them to recognize the lies being spread by their government's propaganda about the war in Ukraine.
Read more »
Former lawmaker: Focus will be on ‘puppet master’ China as Russian oil ban heats up - RicochetSam Brownback, a former senator and governor of Kansas, joined “Plugged In” host and former FERC chairman Neil Chatterjee to relate his experience wearing many different hats in government, including diplomacy, to the conflict in Eastern Europe and its impact on energy. Brownback said as the war in Ukraine worsens and more sanctions are placed […]
Read more »
Former Harvey police Officer Derrick Muhammad – brother of former mayor – charged with extorting towing companiesA Harvey police officer has been indicted with extortion, on allegations that he threatened to interfere with towing companies' ability to compete for city work unless they paid him off.
Read more »
Former Glassell School of Art fellow shows at MFAHFormer Glassell School of Art fellow Shahzia Sikander returns to MFAH with an exhibition of her own
Read more »
Two former California governors weigh in on bullet train project - The San Francisco Examiner“It needs a cheerleader. It needs someone that really is overlooking the whole thing,” former Governor Schwarzenegger said.
Read more »
Former Pa. attorney general refused blood test following her DUI arrestKathleen Kane's charges follow a two-car crash on Saturday evening in Scranton. Kane denied consuming alcoholic beverages but a video shows her drinking some at a local establishment near the crash scene.
Read more »