Margaret Henoch, a former CIA intelligence officer with over two decades of service, shares her firsthand experience challenging faulty WMD intelligence before the Iraq War. Her story reveals how institutional pressure, confirmation bias, and a lack of critical analysis contributed to one of America's most consequential intelligence failures. • Assigned to review reports from "Curveball," a source claiming Iraq had mobile biological weapons labs • Discovered alarming gaps in basic biographic...
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Margaret Henoch, a former CIA intelligence officer with over two decades of service, shares her firsthand experience challenging faulty WMD intelligence before the Iraq War. Her story reveals how institutional pressure, confirmation bias, and a lack of critical analysis contributed to one of America's most consequential intelligence failures. • Assigned to review reports from "Curveball," a source claiming Iraq had mobile biological weapons labs • Discovered alarming gaps in basic biographic...
Engineering Solutions: William Taggart on Rethinking America's Social, Cultural, and Political Challenges
The Jack Hopkins Show Podcast
1 hour 17 minutes
9 months ago
Engineering Solutions: William Taggart on Rethinking America's Social, Cultural, and Political Challenges
What if we could engineer solutions to America's toughest challenges? Join us as we engage with William Taggart, a veteran professional engineer and author of "Fixing America: An Engineer's Solution to Our Social, Cultural, and Political Problems." Together, we unpack his data-driven, non-partisan approach to addressing issues like energy consumption, population growth, and gun culture. William's insights challenge the status quo, urging political parties to rethink their strategies and adopt...
The Jack Hopkins Show Podcast
Margaret Henoch, a former CIA intelligence officer with over two decades of service, shares her firsthand experience challenging faulty WMD intelligence before the Iraq War. Her story reveals how institutional pressure, confirmation bias, and a lack of critical analysis contributed to one of America's most consequential intelligence failures. • Assigned to review reports from "Curveball," a source claiming Iraq had mobile biological weapons labs • Discovered alarming gaps in basic biographic...
