Matthew Levitt
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Oct 1, 2026
Ex-CIA Officer Warns: Trump is Gutting the Expertise America Needs Right Now
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28:32Michael WeissGUEST
it serves no analytic purpose, and it just, it's, it's, it's unhelpful, but-
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28:36Marc PolymeropoulosHOST
But, but I will tell you this, that, you know, the people I, I, you know, I'm very friendly, friendly with in the, in the CT community, um, uh, are, are, kind of, you know, whether it's Matt Levitt at the Washington Institute, Colin Clarke at the Soufan Group-
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28:46Michael WeissGUEST
Right
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28:46Marc PolymeropoulosHOST
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Wednesday, September 30, 2026
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16:15Tom LlamasHOST
We thank you for all your perspective.
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16:17Tom LlamasHOST
Matthew Levitt is a counterterrorism expert and director at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
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16:22Tom LlamasHOST
Matthew, since 9-11, most of the threat focus has been outside of the cockpit.
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16:27Tom LlamasHOST
Has there been any thought about an attack from inside? And again, we're still learning about this, but if this pilot indeed was a terrorist, this would sort of be a new phase in what terrorists are trying to do to this planet.
Erick Erickson Show: S15 EP170: Hour 3 – Iran Squeezed as Diesel Hits a Record
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5:07Erick EricksonHOST
Much of the transit of goods has been redirected to land routes, which are now suffering severe bottlenecks.
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5:12Erick EricksonHOST
Iranian airlines will ultimately become primarily domestic airlines if service providers around the world are unable to continue providing them the services necessary to keep flying, says Matthew Levitt, who in the 2000s served as Deputy Assistant Secretary for Intelligence and Analysis at the Treasury Department.
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5:31Erick EricksonHOST
Now, about the bottlenecks.
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5:33Erick EricksonHOST
This also from the Wall Street Journal.
S15 EP170: Hour 3 - Iran Squeezed as Diesel Hits a Record
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5:53Erick EricksonHOST
Much of the transit of goods has been redirected to land routes, which are now suffering severe bottlenecks.
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5:59Erick EricksonHOST
Iranian airlines will ultimately become primarily domestic airlines if service providers around the world are unable to continue providing them the services necessary to keep flying, says Matthew Levitt, who in the 2000s served as Deputy Assistant Secretary for Intelligence and An- and Analysis at the Treasury Department.
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6:17Erick EricksonHOST
Now, about the bottlenecks This also from the Wall Street Journal.
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6:21Erick EricksonHOST
Hundreds of Iranian truck drivers are currently stuck at Iran's border with Pakistan, unable to send their goods into Tehran's neighbor.