VIDEO INSIDE THE CIA: Project Manager Says CIA Leaders and Directors Withheld Information From TRUMP

👀 BREAKING: EXPOSING THE CIA
"So the agencies sort of all got together and said we're not going to tell Trump. The director of the CIA would keep [information] from Trump. Amjad Fseisi, a @CIA cyber operations project manager and @NSAGov contractor with top secret clearance working for @Deloitte, was caught on undercover camera implicating the highest levels of the intelligence community, including "the executive staff. We're talking about the director and his subordinates", former CIA director "Gina Haspel, I think Mike Pompeo did the same thing", "withholding information from him [Trump] because we knew he would f*uking reveal it". Amjad reasons: "There are certain people who would give him a high-level overview, but would never give him details. You know why? Because he's going to leak those details, he's a Russian asset. He's owned by the f*uking Russians.

Amjad reveals to OMG's Undercover American Swiper that not only have the intelligence agencies withheld information from a sitting President and Commander-in-Chief of the United States, they have also used FISA to spy on @realDonaldTrump and his team, and are still monitoring President Trump, according to Amjad, who says "we're monitoring everything". Amjad adds: "We also have people monitoring his ex-wife. He likes to use burner phones" - information that only an insider with access to highly sensitive information would reveal.

"We steal it [information]" and "We hack other countries just like that", Amjad, who says he currently works in the CIA's China Mission Centre, explains how intelligence agencies obtain information. He also describes a broken intelligence system in which "we don't share information between agencies" because the CIA is "very reluctant" to share information with the "careless" NSA.

O'Keefe Media Group's bombshell undercover footage corroborates earlier reports by investigative journalists Michael Shellenberger, Matt Taibbi and Alex Gutentag that revealed how the US intelligence community illegally conducted a spying operation against then-candidate Trump's 2016 presidential campaign, illegally obtaining information that was later used to justify the official Federal Bureau of Investigation (@FBI) "Crossfire Hurricane" probe, which in turn led to Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation, which ultimately found no evidence of collusion with Russia by the 2016 Trump campaign. @shellenberger @mtaibbi @galexybrane

Contractors such as Fseisi have a duty not to disclose confidential or national security information. By withholding his testimony, Fseisi may have realised that he could be held liable for violating internal agency rules and federal laws, such as the Executive Branch Ethics Act, which restrict what he can share with others outside his contracted agency. In addition, any government employee or agency head who withholds information from a superior (i.e. President Trump) may be violating: a) obstruction of justice by deception (18 USC 1512); b) conspiracy to obstruct (18 USC 371); and false statements (18 USC 1001). Agency regulations may also provide for offences relating to insubordination, bringing the agency into public disrepute, or misrepresentation or dishonesty.

When James O'Keefe caught up with Amjad Fseisi on the streets of Washington, D.C., Fseisi could not tell O'Keefe whether he had top-secret clearance, denied making statements that were clearly caught on camera, and would not even confirm that it was him in the video, saying only, "It looks like me. Asked directly if he worked for the CIA, Fseisi said: "I can't tell you that.

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