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He might just do it to screw over a country he thinks ‘cheated’ him out of a second term.
Despite the fact that. trump and his allies have cranked their delusions about cheating him out of a second term up to an 11, the most likely scenario is that on Jan. 20, 2021, Joe Biden is inaugurated as the next president of the United States. At that point trump becomes just another citizen. But the difference between him and your average Guy on the street is that by his own admission, he is in debt by 421 million, not to mention what he owes the IRS. And also that he’s been privy to 4 years of highly classified information, the kind of information that assorted parties would love to get their hands on, and which a known con man who thinks he’s been cheated would have little issue parting with for the right price.
As President, trump selectively revealed highly classified information to attack his adversaties, gain political advantage, and to impress or intimidate foreign governments, in some cases jeopardizing US Intelligence capabilities. Not only does trump have a history of disclosures, he checks all the boxes of a classic counterintelligence risk. He is deeply in debt and angry at the US government, particularly at what he calls the “deep state.” A conspiracy that he believes tried to stop him from becoming president in 2016, and what he falsely claims is an illegal attempt to rob him of re-election.
The only saving grace here is that trump hasn’t been paying attention to intelligence briefings and doesn’t know how the Intelligence apparatus works, saig Jack Goldsmith, who ran the Department of Justice Office of Legal Counsel under George Bush, although some details presumably penetrated that thick layer of concrete surrounding his brain.
The president is going to run into and possibly absorb he kind of capabilities that we have in intelligence, said John Fitzpatrick, a former Intelligence officer and expert on security systems used to protect classified information, including after a president leaves office.
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He might just do it to screw over a country he thinks ‘cheated’ him out of a second term.
Despite the fact that. trump and his allies have cranked their delusions about cheating him out of a second term up to an 11, the most likely scenario is that on Jan. 20, 2021, Joe Biden is inaugurated as the next president of the United States. At that point trump becomes just another citizen. But the difference between him and your average Guy on the street is that by his own admission, he is in debt by 421 million, not to mention what he owes the IRS. And also that he’s been privy to 4 years of highly classified information, the kind of information that assorted parties would love to get their hands on, and which a known con man who thinks he’s been cheated would have little issue parting with for the right price.
As President, trump selectively revealed highly classified information to attack his adversaties, gain political advantage, and to impress or intimidate foreign governments, in some cases jeopardizing US Intelligence capabilities. Not only does trump have a history of disclosures, he checks all the boxes of a classic counterintelligence risk. He is deeply in debt and angry at the US government, particularly at what he calls the “deep state.” A conspiracy that he believes tried to stop him from becoming president in 2016, and what he falsely claims is an illegal attempt to rob him of re-election.
The only saving grace here is that trump hasn’t been paying attention to intelligence briefings and doesn’t know how the Intelligence apparatus works, saig Jack Goldsmith, who ran the Department of Justice Office of Legal Counsel under George Bush, although some details presumably penetrated that thick layer of concrete surrounding his brain.
The president is going to run into and possibly absorb he kind of capabilities that we have in intelligence, said John Fitzpatrick, a former Intelligence officer and expert on security systems used to protect classified information, including after a president leaves office.
More at article.
