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In a Washington Post Live conversation, The Washington Post national security reporter John Hudson talked about the "unconventional actors" who advise President Donald Trump on foreign policy. Trump also has the Mar-a-Lago National Security Council, which is "the cast of characters in South Florida that he might run into,"... show more
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UFHealth Whistleblower Kathleen Maynard 🇵🇸Ⓥvor 7 Stunden
@washingtonpost @John_Hudson Is Steve Bannon, Trump's muscle, part of this?
Your Mom ♥️ Valkyrie / 2547NOWvor 6 Stunden
@washingtonpost @John_Hudson Great! NATALIE and a PRETEND Ped-o-Lago Security Council are "characters" Trump bases America's foreign policy on... purple-nosed, 10 martinis to the wind, Ped-o-Lago members who practice different ways to lavish praise on Trump's golf swing & "high IQ"
![CONFRONTED: Henry Appel, National Security Council advisor, is confronted by James O'Keefe after being caught on hidden camera spilling the "Tea" about President Donald J. Trump saying "He [Biden] Can't Say a Sentence." "You’re Lucky I’m Not a Chinese spy," O’Keefe tells Appel, highlighting the sensitivity of his loose-lipped comments, including calling President Biden "Dead” and sharing his concern that the Trump administration will come after his colleagues in the National Security Council and how they are "Trauma-Bonded." When pressed about national security protocols and his tears over Trump’s victory, Appel chose to flee the scene in Washington, D.C., with O’Keefe remarking: "The Spy That Works for the Biden Administration… Running Away, Not Saying a Word."](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1869093932631470462/ext_tw_video_thumb/1869091529106636800/pu/img/HYYqr1DXJmqZubbI.jpg)
