Trump's CIA Director Issues Stark Warning on National Security
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Donald Trump's CIA director, John Ratcliffe, has been throwing Donald Trump under the bus. This as Donald Trump blamed the intelligence community during his first administration for covering up what Donald Trump claimed was foreign election interference. Of course, everything that Donald Trump said was completely false and debunked. But when Donald Trump blamed his intelligence community from his first term, guess who was the director of national intelligence in his first term? John Ratcliffe, who is Donald Trump's current CIA director. So Ratcliffe obviously knew what Donald Trump was going to do, So when Donald Trump then declassified a few hundred documents following that disastrous speech Donald Trump gave at the end of last week, there were some interesting documents that referenced how China would leak information about Donald Trump regarding, and then it's all redacted a la the Epstein files, if they thought that Donald Trump was going to
engage in any behavior that might harm the Chinese government. And so actually what Donald Trump revealed by declassifying certain documents was that apparently China has dirt on Donald Trump, although it's all redacted. And some of the documents that Donald Trump released talked about how Russia, of course, was trying to interfere with the 2020 election to help Donald Trump and to set up former President Biden and Hunter Biden with various lies about Burisma. And I think John Ratcliffe knew exactly what those documents said. And so when Donald Trump tried to attack the intelligence community, which was Ratcliffe, Ratcliffe made sure those documents were included in the batch of documents that were released.
But it wasn't just that. Ratcliffe just gave an interview, public interview over here, as part of the Pennsylvania Defense and Innovation Summit, which by the way, Trump was speaking at events like this as well, and Ratcliffe said very publicly that, you know, one of the big things we have to be very careful of is he says that the Chinese steal technology, they replicate it, the state subsidizes it, and that's their model of success.
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