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.

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.