Disgraced former FBI agent Peter Strzok, who was fired for texting his girlfriend, said Friday that former President Donald Trump was a “counterintelligence nightmare.”
“I think Donald Trump is still a counterintelligence nightmare,” Strzok told MSNBC host Nicole Wallace. “I remember when all my kids were toddlers, long car rides, little backpacks, picking out two toys and having to tell them to go out on the road and play with them. ” (Related: Disgraced FBI Official Defends Hillary Clinton’s Handling of Classified Information: ‘It Was Just a Conversation’)
After Special Counsel Jack Smith secured grand jury indictments on 37 charges, including Espionage Act violations, that were unsealed on Friday, President Trump said he was “not guilty” of all charges in Tuesday’s arraignment. ” was the answer. FBI agents confirmed the death of President Trump’s Florida property on Aug. Mar-a-Lago was raided.
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“I think there is a very legitimate question as to whether the government still has all the classified information that President Trump brought out,” Strzok said. “And if I’m part of an intelligence agency, I’m not just busy doing a risk assessment of every recovered document to figure out what needs to be mitigated, but deep inside I’m worried. My stomach is wondering what else has been taken and not coming back and whether I should be worried.”
“This is a question and a threat, and it continues to this day,” Strack added. “And also when you look at this, this looks like a counterintelligence nightmare.”
On August 13, 2018, the FBI sent Lisa Page, an FBI attorney with whom Strzok had an affair, an email disparaging then-presidential candidate Donald Trump during an investigation into alleged collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia. He fired Mr Strzok for sending it.
“In my 23 years at the FBI, I have never seen a more shocking series of missteps that cast doubt on the entire organization and damaged the reputation of the entire organization so thoroughly,” said then-FBI Deputy Director David. Bowditch wrote in draft. Mr. Strock’s dismissal letter, according to to the Washington Examiner.
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