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A U.S. nuclear official casually discussed classified information — nerve agents, national security details — with a complete stranger on a first date.
James O’Keefe didn’t need to hack the Pentagon. He just needed a dinner reservation.
This is why the Deep State is so dangerous — arrogance is its own worst enemy. Andrew Hugg has now been escorted out of the building. Good.
O’Keefe Does It Again
No warrants.
No wiretaps.
No legal battles.
Just a conversation over dinner.
O’Keefe walked into a restaurant and walked out with a full national security scandal. If our nuclear officials talk this freely on first dates, imagine what they say at cocktail parties.
The Pentagon has a serious vetting and culture problem — and nobody was fixing it until a journalist with a hidden camera showed up.
Arrogance Meets Accountability
Andrew Hugg didn’t lose his job for incompetence. He lost it for hubris. Thinking you’re untouchable is the oldest Deep State disease there is.
Ben Shapiro (@benshapiro) has said it best — institutions that stop policing themselves will eventually be policed by someone else.
O’Keefe keeps proving that point, one undercover operation at a time.
The truth always defeats propaganda.
Response to @IsabellaMDeLuca [Replying to: https://x.com/IsabellaMDeLuca/status/2046777724463689936?s=20]
