Former House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes joins Just the News, No Noise to react to the explosive revelation that the U.S. intelligence community knew China accessed American voter registration databases as early as 2020 - and kept that information from President Trump, Congress, and the American people.
Nunes says this is exactly the kind of scandal that demands answers, accountability, and consequences.
He connects the dots between the China breach, the broader politicization of the intelligence community, John Ratcliffe’s move to pull back flawed intelligence reports, and the growing evidence that key officials may have put politics ahead of national security.
This interview goes straight to the heart of the deep state problem: what happens when intelligence agencies gather critical information but refuse to deliver it to the people elected to act on it?
Nunes warns that if this information was withheld on purpose, then the country is looking at something far bigger than bureaucratic incompetence.
This is about whether America’s intelligence apparatus was weaponized against the president and the public during one of the most consequential elections in modern history.
If China had access to U.S. voter data and the intelligence community stayed quiet, the American people deserve to know who knew, when they knew it, and why nothing was done.
