John Brennan Exposed: CIA Power, Profit & Terror Failures (with Ian Trottier)

John Brennan Exposed: CIA Power, Profit & Terror Failures (with Ian Trottier)

Author: Nick Giordano | Political Science Professor & Political Analyst June 17, 2026 Duration: 33:59

John Brennan Exposed: CIA power, profit, and terror failures take center stage in this explosive interview with Ian Trottier. Did America's intelligence bureaucracy protect national security, or did powerful officials manipulate the system while taxpayers paid the price?


In this episode of The P.A.S. Report Podcast, Professor Nick Giordano speaks with Ian Trottier, author of High Stakes Treason: How John Brennan Compromised American Security for Millions. Trottier lays out his independent open-source research involving SEC filings, official ethics waivers, White House visitor logs, and the National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC). This conversation explores the post-9/11 intelligence apparatus, unelected intelligence bureaucrats, the deep state, and how companies like The Analysis Corporation intersect with government contracting oversight.


What You'll Learn In This Episode:

  • The Financial Paper Trail: How Ian Trottier connects John Brennan, CIA power, and alleged stock fraud and financial conflicts of interest.
  • The Documentation: Why SEC filings, handwritten ethics disclosures, and White House visitor logs are central to this case.
  • NCTC System Manipulation: How the National Counterterrorism Center changed intelligence-sharing and centralized counterterrorism protocols after 9/11.
  • Terror Failures: Why Trottier argues intelligence compartmentalization contributed to major terror attacks, including the Boston Marathon bombing.
  • Institutional Accountability: What this case reveals about unelected intelligence bureaucrats, missing congressional oversight, and the modern national security state.


This episode challenges listeners to examine the official documents, question the corporate media narrative, and demand structural accountability from those who wield unchecked intelligence power in America.


Topics covered: John Brennan, CIA, Ian Trottier, High Stakes Treason, SEC filings, ethics waivers, White House visitor logs, National Counterterrorism Center, NCTC, The Analysis Corporation, counterterrorism policy, post-9/11 intelligence, intelligence-sharing, Boston Marathon bombing, government contracting, deep state, unelected bureaucracy, congressional oversight, national security state, intelligence abuse, terror failures.


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Chapters

  • 00:00 John Brennan Exposed with Ian Trottier
  • 01:19 Allegations Against John Brennan
  • 03:49 SEC Filings, Ethics Waivers, and Stock Profits
  • 07:49 NCTC and Brennan's Intelligence Protocols
  • 11:27 Terror Failures, Snowden, and Intel Compartmentalization
  • 18:08 DOJ, FBI, and Congressional Oversight Failures
  • 22:56 White House Visitor Logs and Alleged Manipulation
  • 26:00 Conspiracy Claims and Accountability
  • 29:12 The Deep State, CIA Power, and Constitutional Government


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Tune in to Conservative Politics & News: The P.A.S. Report for a perspective grounded in constitutional principles and a critical examination of current affairs. Hosted by Professor Nick Giordano, a seasoned conservative political analyst and commentator, this podcast serves as a platform for detailed discussion that goes beyond surface-level headlines. Each episode features Giordano's direct analysis and commentary, where he addresses topics like governmental overreach, perceived media narratives, and the ongoing dialogue around personal freedoms. The conversations in this podcast are built on a foundation of historical context, drawing from the categories of news and politics to inform a deeper understanding of modern events. Listeners will hear a consistent focus on the structures of liberty and sovereignty, often through exclusive interviews with guests who share these analytical priorities. Rather than simply reacting to the news cycle, Professor Giordano aims to connect present-day policies and cultural shifts to their broader implications for free speech and individual rights. The tone is straightforward and dedicated, offering a clear alternative to mainstream political commentary. For those seeking a thoughtful, principled conservative take on the stories that shape the nation, this podcast provides a regular and uncompromising deep dive.
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