The Trump administration has been a wasp nest filled with Deep State operatives ready to sting the President at any moment.
Most of these traitors are being smoked out, but for some, the anti-Trump efforts continue.
And Donald Trump remains the target of this Deep State operative in a shocking new book.
Most of Donald Trump’s closest advisors warned him of the Deep State operatives burrowed in the NSC, FBI, IRS, and DOJ.
Some even warned the President against hiring known Deep State officials like John Bolton.
Unfortunately, in his zeal to hire the best and the brightest, sometimes President Trump makes a mistake.
This was certainly the case with Bolton who was eventually forced out of the administration. Conservatives cheered while Deep State forces and their media lackeys wept.
But, never fear Deep State, disgraced former National Security Adviser John Bolton is back. And he’s still out to get the President.
He recently discussed his soon to be released book and roundly criticized Trump and the White House reviewing process, claiming they are purposefully delaying his book’s publication.
“I say things in the manuscript about what [Trump] said to me; I hope they become public someday,” Bolton said during an interview at Duke University. “He tweets, but I can’t talk about it — how fair is that?”
The whiny Bolton called it “censorship” – once again proving he doesn’t understand what he’s talking about.
Bolton’s book, “The Room Where it Happened: A White House Memoir,” supposedly contains allegations about President Trump and his involvement in the Ukraine activities that resulted in the impeachment attempt.
Bolton and his lawyers have reportedly been working with the White House National Security Council staff since December, according to Charles Cooper, Bolton’s attorney.
Numerous reports have indicated that the NSC and Bolton’s legal team have butted heads about classified information contained in the manuscript.
NSC staff say they discovered “significant amounts” of classified information contained in the manuscript.
But Bolton’s lawyer replied claiming none of it “could reasonably be considered classified.”
Bolton has stated on a number of occasions that it has “not been [his] intention to reveal any classified information, but to tell people what actually went on so that they can judge for themselves whether it’s appropriate.”
Well then, as long as he didn’t “intend” to release classified information it must be OK. “Sorry officer, I did not ‘intend’ to drive 85 in a 35.”
And despite Bolton’s claim that he merely wants to get out his personal knowledge of the President’s involvement with Ukraine, he’s refused to reveal any information and calls on people to read his book instead.
Bolton’s book is rumored to make at least two “bombshell” allegations about President Trump, including Trump’s supposed decision to tie aid to Ukraine investigating Joe Biden and asking Bolton to set up a meeting between Zelensky and Rudy Giuliani.
Trump has denied all of Bolton’s allegations.
Bolton was a controversial figure within the Trump administration from the very start.
The former National Security Adviser was a staunch advocate of strong military actions in both Iran and Venezuela – operations that the President opposed.
And Bolton was rightly seen by some Trump loyalists as a disloyal representative of the failed neoconservative worldview.
As it turns out, they were right.
Donald Trump was wise to fire Bolton.