Laura Loomer

Yeah, well, thanks so much for having me on, Natalie.

I really appreciate it.

So I broke this story last night while I was getting ready for bed.

It's funny, right?

I love how the independent media, we don't work nine to five, do we, Natalie?

So his name is Joseph Francescan, and he actually worked during the first Trump administration, and he has been nominated.

to serve as the Deputy NSA Director.

And if you pull up my tweets, you can see that he currently works as the Chief External Affairs Officer at a place called DZY&E Technologies, which is a drone technology company.

And upon reviewing his LinkedIn and doing some digging into his background, his credentials, it shows that he worked as the deputy assistant to the Secretary of Defense for Special Operations and Combating Terrorism during the first Trump administration.

He also worked at the National Security Council for two years.

And he also worked as an intelligence analyst at the NSA.

And what's concerning about this is, you know, you see people that say and this is how a lot of these turncoats are getting into the second administration.

They'll say things like, well, I worked in the Trump administration in the first term, so obviously I'm qualified to work in the second term.

Well, what have we seen, Natalie?

We've seen that some of the biggest turncoats and traders working in the Trump administration are people who did work in the first term, and somehow they've been able to sneak past the vetting process or the lack of vetting, because we all know that this administration is having a bit of a hard time with vetting.

A lot of deficiencies that they need to address immediately, because we're eight months into this administration, and it's unacceptable that the vetting is this atrocious this far in.

That being said, just this week, Tulsi Gabbard revoked the security clearances of 37 individuals, most of whose individuals had worked during the first Trump administration.

29 of the 37 people who had their security clearances were individuals identified by me, whose names I personally submitted to the White House for review.

And so a lot of these people, even if they're not working in the administration, some of them were some of them were working on the outside.

Then they had active government contracts with the current Trump administration.