Trump Revokes Security Clearances Of Bolton, Clapper, Brennan To Protect National Security

President Donald Trump has issued an executive order revoking the security clearances of several high-profile former intelligence officials, including John Bolton, James Clapper, and John Brennan. The order, signed on Trump’s first day in office, underscores his commitment to removing Deep State actors who have worked against his administration and the interests of the American people.

The order specifically cites Bolton’s controversial 2019 memoir, which the administration claims revealed classified information that should have remained confidential. Trump’s directive argues that such actions jeopardized national security and undermined trust between the president and his advisors.

Trump’s supporters have hailed the move as a bold step in holding accountable those who have used their influence to push political agendas. Many believe the intelligence community has been weaponized to undermine Trump’s leadership, making these clearance revocations necessary for national security.

In addition to Bolton, Clapper, and Brennan, the order also strips clearances from 50 former intelligence officials who played a role in discrediting the Hunter Biden laptop story. These officials publicly signed a letter suggesting the laptop was Russian disinformation, a claim later proven false.

Bolton responded to the order with frustration, confirming that his Secret Service protection had been withdrawn. He argued that the decision was politically motivated, though the Trump administration insists it was a matter of national security.

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Trump’s latest actions align with his broader strategy to clean up government agencies and eliminate the influence of entrenched bureaucratic forces. Additional executive orders signed include directives to address regulatory burdens and enhance border security measures.