Morning Wire Evening Wire: John Brennan Referred & Colombian President Threatens Trump | 10.21.25
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Oct 21, 2025 The recent referral of former CIA director John Brennan to the DOJ for alleged false testimony raises eyebrows. Meanwhile, the Colombian president’s threatening remarks toward Trump stir international tensions. In domestic news, the National Guard gets authorization to protect federal agents in Oregon amid protests. A potential mass shooting is averted at Atlanta airport thanks to a family tip-off. Plus, ICE continues its crackdown on serious criminals in Memphis, highlighting ongoing crime issues across the country.
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Colombian President's Stark Remarks
- Colombian President Gustavo Petro suggested either changing or "getting rid of" President Trump, escalating tensions with Washington.
- The comments follow Trump's sanctions and tariffs against Colombia over alleged massive drug production and a strike that killed civilians.
Family Tip Prevents Airport Mass Shooting
- A 49-year-old man livestreamed a threat to "shoot up" Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta airport and drove there armed with a semi-automatic rifle.
- His family alerted police after seeing the live video, and officers arrested him 14 minutes after notification.
Targeted Student Loan Forgiveness Restored
- President Trump agreed to reinstate income-based student loan forgiveness for borrowers meeting original repayment terms.
- Qualifying borrowers may earn forgiveness after 20 to 25 years of continual payments under stipulated conditions.