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R. Gouveia covers the release of the covid files by Tulsi Gabbard upon her leaving. the autopen pardons by Biden are now being looked at closely as a lot of senators are saying they should be null.

Today, on my final day as Director of National Intelligence, I’m releasing never-before-seen communications and documents exposing how Dr. Fauci provided millions in US taxpayer dollars to fund dangerous gain-of-function research at the Wuhan lab, worked with politicized elements within the Intelligence Community to suppress the truth about his actions and hide the virus’ lab-leak origins, and lied to Congress while under oath in 2024. It’s time you know the truth.

Today on Qnotables 4AM Talking Points LIVE, we track the pressure campaign from the Strait of Hormuz to the homefront.

Learn how to be a baker on /Qresearch/ with this practical walkthrough of the bread-making process from start to finish. This video covers how to find the current bread, roll the number forward, copy the structure, collect the dough, format the thread, place the notables, and post the finished bread correctly. It also explains how buns are built, how notables are gathered during live breads, how dough links are handled, and why formatting matters for archiving and scraper tools. This is a straightforward training-style guide for anyone who wants to better understand the workflow, terminology, and structure used by bakers on /Qresearch/.

In this June 13, 2026 edition of Qnotables 4AM Talking Points LIVE, we break down a packed news cycle centered on borders, ballots, biolabs, and the Strait of Hormuz. The show opens with U.S. Southern Command’s strike against Tren de Aragua leader Niño Guerrero, placing foreign criminal networks and border security at the top of the rundown. From there, we move into domestic politics, including congressional scrutiny of the SPLC, the FBI search of the Ohio Organizing Collaborative, California’s lawsuit against Shasta County’s Measure B, and growing concerns over election integrity. Internationally, the focus turns to Iran, CENTCOM’s report of drones targeting commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz, U.S. forces keeping the trade corridor open, and new movement around a possible Iran deal. We also cover Netanyahu’s position on Iran’s nuclear program, Pakistan’s role in diplomacy, F-35 deliveries to Poland, and U.S. military vigilance in the Middle East. This episode also covers DNI Tulsi Gabbard’s release of information on U.S.-funded biolabs worldwide, corruption cases involving public officials and contractors, human trafficking in illicit massage businesses, the Bethel, Ohio police chief arrest, the Midland, Texas shooting standoff, and new warnings about cyber threats, AI, drones, and SpaceX. Today’s broadcast follows the signal through the noise: foreign gangs, election fights, biolab disclosures, Iran drones, public corruption, grid stress, and the growing role of technology in national security. Notables are not endorsements.

A look under the hood at the signals we weigh when ordering headlines across the desks — recency, source spread, and corroboration.

An aggregator is only as good as the reader operating it. A field guide to spotting thin sourcing, recycled wire copy, and missing context.

From first alert to filed report — a look at how wire copy moves, where it stalls, and what separates a dispatch worth reading from one worth skipping.

Why we pair the feed with a public forum — and the ground rules that keep the conversation useful instead of toxic.

Not all sources are equal and labeling them matters. Here is the grading rubric we apply across every desk — and why we publish it openly.