
The reckless so-called journalism of one editor potentially put the life of Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent in danger and forced him to move to a secure location.
Bessent spoke to “Sunday Morning Futures” host Larry Kudlow today and revealed a chilling story: a Wall Street editor named Emma Tucker authorized an article that DOXXED his home address online.
This gave Iran the ability to not only geo-locate him but possibly assassinate him.
Because of this, Bessent now has to live on a military base.
WATCH:
OMG. Treasury Sec. Scott Bessent just dropped the NAME of the WSJ editor who doxxed his house online, letting Iran geo-locate him, forcing him to move.
Q: Are there any direct Iranian attempts on your life?
BESSENT: “We’re not gonna talk about that…EMMA TUCKER at the WSJ AUTHORIZED a PHOTO of our HOUSE the DAY WE BOUGHT IT that had a geo-locate on it. You can go on the internet and see our home in DC because of RECKLESS JOURNALISM!”
Well, not anymore — HE HAD TO MOVE
The Journal ran an aerial view of his $12.5 MILLION Georgetown home back in January 2025, right after he bought it
Now, Bessent is protected on a military base.
This should be freaking illegal. Genuinely infuriating.
Pray for Bessent and all of Trump’s Cabinet
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) November 15, 2026
KUDLOW: Are there any direct Iranian attempts on your life?
BESSENT: We’re not going to talk about that, Larry, but obviously it’s a high threat level for us to move.
One of the reasons we had to move is that Emma Tucker, the news editor at the Wall Street Journal, authorized a photo of our house, taken the day we bought it, that had a geolocation on it.
You can go on the internet and see our home in DC because of reckless journalism.
The Gateway Pundit’s Jim Hoft previously reported that the Fars News Agency, an Iranian state news agency, recently posted a threatening video targeting US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and his husband and children.
This comes after The Wall Street Journal’s Tucker published information on Bessent’s home.
The video said Bessent booked a “first-class ticket to hell” for an “unholy war” on Iran, and claims the group has the addresses of his former and current homes. It specifically warns of a “polite visitor” arriving at a South Carolina residence or a package near New York City addresses, accompanied by a pistol graphic.
WATCH NOW IRAN VIDEO ON BESSENT….
Iranian Video Threatens U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent And His Husband Following WSJ report – “He Booked A ‘First-Class Ticket… via @memrireports #MEMRI https://t.co/BRmhWa24QZ— The Gateway Pundit (@gatewaypundit) November 13, 2026
A senior administration official told Fox News that the threats against Bessent had reached “more than an advanced stage.”
A source also confirmed Bessent’s revelation of Emma Tucker’s doxxing.
“After The Wall Street Journal published an article featuring an online photo that allowed the location of the Secretary’s Georgetown home to be geo-located, security concerns began to increase, which have now forced the Secretary to relocate to a military base for his safety. The news media has an obligation to act responsibly amid growing threats against public officials,” the source told Fox News.
Bessent is not the only cabinet secretary in the Trump Administration who has been forced to move to a military base.
As Fox News notes, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth are reportedly staying at Fort McNair in Washington, D.C. White House chief of staff Stephen Miller has also moved into military housing.
The outlet also revealed that Attorney General Todd Blanche relocated from his home to a military base around March.
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OMG. Treasury Sec. Scott Bessent just dropped the NAME of the WSJ editor who doxxed his house online, letting Iran geo-locate him, forcing him to move.