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Fseisim’s allegations extend beyond mere withholding of information. He asserts that the intelligence community actively utilized FISA warrants to surveil Trump and his associates during and after his presidency. The contractor didn’t mince words in the recording: “We monitor everything.”
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The implications of such actions are profound, with Fseisim adding, “We steal it [information]” and “We hack other countries just like that.” He describes a dysfunctional intelligence landscape where agencies operate in silos, particularly criticizing the CIA for not sharing information with the NSA, which he calls “careless.”
Reacting to the video, former President Trump expressed both dismay and contempt. “Well, it’s shocking to see how stupid somebody can be. If this guy is for real, you want to get rid of him fast,” Trump remarked, questioning the intelligence of the contractor and his motivations.
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Following the release, the CIA quickly responded, categorically denying the claims. A spokesperson stated that the agency does not withhold information from the president and confirmed that the official in question was dismissed following the revelations in O’Keefe’s covert operation.
On the legislative front, Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) is spearheading efforts to investigate these serious accusations. He has formally requested the Weaponization Subcommittee to immediately probe into the matter. Gaetz highlighted the urgency of the situation in a tweet, sharing the letter he sent to Rep. Jim Jordan, chair of the Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government. Gaetz stressed that the undercover video “contains video evidence that American intelligence agencies withheld intelligence from President Donald Trump before & during his presidency and used Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) authorities to spy on President Trump.”
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This unfolding story not only raises critical questions about the operation of the United States’ intelligence agencies but also casts a long shadow over the integrity of information flow to the highest office in the land. As the investigation progresses, it promises to unravel further complexities in the already intricate tapestry of U.S. intelligence and political operations.
O’Keefe had better watch his back in equal proportion to the importance of what he’s doing, as I sure he knows from any kind of investigation of “The Company,” the boys over there will take him out, they’ll whack him with little hesitation! He’d best create a file of incriminating evidence to be released upon his untimely death, should it occur; as these rogue bastards won’t hesitate to take him or anyone out if they feel this person threatens their autonomy or their standing within the government.