21 NOV 25 SITREP

1. Washington D.C. Crisis After Elissa Slotkin and Colleagues Told the Military to Reject Trump's Orders

• Elissa Slotkin and her colleagues released a video telling active duty service members that if President Trump gave them an order they believed violated federal law or the Constitution, they must refuse to carry it out, which detonated a political firestorm in Washington D C.
• President Trump immediately responded by publicly calling their message “seditious behavior,” stating that behavior like this is “punishable by death,” and amplifying comments online demanding extreme punishment for the lawmakers.
• The lawmakers involved requested increased protection after threats spiked nationwide, and security officials confirmed that the public reaction had turned volatile within hours of the president’s statements.
• Senior White House officials counterattacked by accusing the group of attempting to influence military obedience from outside the chain of command, turning the situation into a direct dispute over civilian authority, presidential power, and whether elected officials can speak to active duty forces in this manner.

2. Jerusalem Embassy Turmoil After Ambassador Mike Huckabee Met With US Traitor Jonathan Pollard In Jerusalem

• Ambassador Mike Huckabee held a private meeting with Jonathan Pollard, who stole roughly one million classified U S intelligence documents and attempted to pass information to multiple foreign governments during the Cold War.
• Officials in Washington D.C. said they had no advance knowledge of the meeting and confirmed that it did not appear anywhere on Ambassador Huckabee’s official schedule, which immediately triggered concern throughout national security channels.
• Intelligence personnel reacted with alarm, emphasizing that Pollard’s actions caused extensive damage to U S intelligence operations and that a serving ambassador meeting with him represented a serious breach of diplomatic and security expectations.
• Public pressure intensified as questions emerged about whether Ambassador Huckabee remained in Jerusalem, whether he had been summoned back to Washington D C, and whether he had obtained authorization from any federal authority before meeting with one of the most notorious espionage offenders in United States history.

3. Nationwide Anger Surge Driven by Housing Crises, Rising Costs, and Collapse of Trust

• Working households across the country pointed to worsening housing shortages, including the formal emergency declaration in Michigan, as evidence that national leadership is failing to address real-world conditions affecting millions of Americans.
• Younger voters, especially within Generation Z, demanded a strict focus on domestic well-being, stating that they expect leaders to address affordability, stability, and economic security instead of political infighting.
• Analysts warned that without visible, practical actions to relieve financial pressure and restore credibility, populist frustration will shift toward any figure or movement offering direct economic relief and accountability, regardless of political alignment.