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That list included “Joseph R. Biden Jr., and any other member of Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s family,” as well as Hillary Clinton, Kamala Harris, former Secretary of State Antony Blinken, and ex-national security advisor Jake Sullivan. Also named were former impeachment witnesses Fiona Hill and Alexander Vindman, and key players from the Jan. 6 Committee—Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger.
Deep State Actors Get the Boot
This sweeping move wasn’t limited to just political opponents. Trump also revoked access for two of his most notorious legal adversaries: Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg and New York Attorney General Letitia James. Both have spearheaded aggressive legal campaigns against the 45th president.
“I have determined that it is no longer in the national interest for the following individuals to access classified information,” the memo states.
Trump then took it a step further. “I also direct all executive department and agency heads to revoke unescorted access to secure United States Government facilities from these individuals.”
That means these people won’t just be cut off from sensitive documents—they won’t even be allowed inside the buildings where such material is handled.
No More Special Treatment
The president also made it crystal clear: no more loopholes. “This action includes, but is not limited to, receipt of classified briefings, such as the President’s Daily Brief,” the memo adds. Even those with private-sector connections are being severed. If someone on the list holds clearance through a company, that company will be notified—immediately.
This represents a sharp pivot from longstanding Washington tradition. While former presidents and top officials aren’t guaranteed security clearance after office, it’s often allowed as a courtesy. But courtesy ends where treachery begins.
Back in 2021, Biden yanked Trump’s access to classified material citing so-called “erratic behavior” during the Capitol protests, according to The New York Times. Now, Trump’s returning the favor—with interest.
Mainstream Media Meltdown
The liberal media wasted no time painting the move as part of Trump’s so-called “revenge tour.” The New York Times framed the order as a petty act, writing, “Since returning to office, Mr. Trump has used memos like the one he put out Friday to thwack at people who have tried to hold him accountable or who have otherwise crossed him.”
But Americans who’ve watched the Biden administration weaponize every branch of government against its political opponents might call this something else: justice.
Earlier this week, Trump already pulled Secret Service protection from Hunter and Ashley Biden. The Times admitted that those protections were never guaranteed—just another elite courtesy.
Turns out, the Bidens may have abused even that. There are reports suggesting that Hunter’s children and their friends mistreated Secret Service agents. In one case, the agent involved was reportedly targeted by the family after launching legal action over the abuse.
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Fallout and Consequences
What comes next remains to be seen. While former presidents are rarely called upon for intel briefings, losing official clearance can block private-sector job opportunities in defense or intelligence contracting. And for many on this list, that might sting more than losing access to the Situation Room.
The Times tried to downplay the impact, saying, “As a practical matter, the decision will have little import.” But for those clinging to titles and influence post-office, this could be the beginning of a total shutout from the halls of American power.
One thing’s for sure—Trump isn’t playing games.
This isn’t just a symbolic flex. It’s a message: the old rules are gone. The days of protecting the swamp are over. And if you spent years trying to destroy the America First agenda, don’t expect to keep your seat at the table.
