The former commander-in-chief said he was amazed that someone could openly admit something so damning.
"It's shocking to see how stupid somebody can be," Trump said in an interview with James O'Keefe, referring to Amjad Fseisi, the Deloitte contractor working as a project manager in Cyber Operations with the CIA and NSA who had been tricked into divulging secrets about his job.
"Central Intelligence Agency? This is not an intelligent guy to be openly talking to a woman who walks up and asking questions."
Trump acknowledged that Fseisi may have been trying to impress his date, but nonetheless urged the agency to fire him.
In a letter to OMG, the CIA explained that Fseisi no longer worked there, describing him a "former contractor who does not represent the CIA." The agency labeled his claims "absolutely false and ridiculous."
"So the agencies kind of, like, all got together and said, we're not gonna tell Trump," Fseisi told the undercover journalist posing as his date, claiming the that the higher-ups at the intelligence agencies wanted to keep information from the then-president out of fear he would divulge sensitive information to foreign enemies.
Fseisi referred to Trump as a "f*cking moron," and said that the only people inside the agencies who liked him were "rednecks who live out in the middle of nowhere in the sticks." He later referred to those who supported the former-president after January 6 as "stupid, brainwashed, [and] illiterate."
The undercover journalist was also told that the federal government had spied on Trump, and continues to do so.
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