"Joe Biden is, like, dead. Not literally. Like, he, like, can't say a sentence," admits Henry Appel, advisor at the National Security Council (NSC), about the current state of the President’s health. Appel, who works in the Intelligence Programs Directorate, noted his team's responsibility for providing senior policymakers with top secrets, stating, "We give all of the senior policymakers all of the secrets." He went on to describe Biden’s deteriorating communication skills as a concern, adding, "[Biden] can't say a sentence." Recalling a phone call in which the President struggled to understand the simple phrase, “novel phenomenon,” Appel shared "He [Biden] was just like, 'What do you mean, like a book?' when my boss [Jake Sullivan] used the word 'novel.'”
Appel didn't stop there; he also recounted an exchange from a call with Joe Biden, revealing, “I picked up the phone and said, 'Hello, Mr. President'... and he asked for Jake [Sullivan]. After a brief exchange, Biden called me back 10 seconds later asking again, ‘Is Jake there?’” Appel told Biden, “No, he's traveling with you,” adding, “He's on the same trip that you are.”
Appel also described his perspective on the results of Donald Trump’s 2024 election victory, stating that White House officials felt “trauma-bonded" after the election, adding, “We're also all kind of concerned about them [Trump Administration] coming after us.”
EXCLUSIVE: Behind-the-Scenes with James O’Keefe at AmFest 2024 in Phoenix, AZ
@jamesokeefeiii makes his way through AmFest in Phoenix, AZ, where he joins media row, connects with supporters, and has candid conversations with @charliekirk1776, @timcast, @bennyjohnson, and more!
O’Keefe takes the stage to announce the launch of the Citizen Journalism Foundation (CJF). Dedicated to supporting whistleblowers, CJF provides legal assistance, advocacy, and a platform to ensure their stories are heard, safeguarding transparency and accountability.
Learn more about CJF at CJFUSA.org.
Border Patrol Agent Zachary Apotheker (@ZachApotheker), featured in "Line in the Sand," blew the whistle on child trafficking and border crimes, resulting in retaliation from Vermont Customs and Border Protection. His law enforcement authority was revoked, he received a cease and desist letter, and he was reassigned to administrative duties with a pay cut. CJF has stepped in to support him, providing a $100,000 check to cover legal fees and personal challenges as he continues to fight efforts to silence him.
Inspired by Apotheker, fellow Border Patrol Agent Aaron Veckey came forward to expose cartel control and human rights violations at the U.S.-Mexico border. Veckey described overcrowded and inhumane conditions for migrants and revealed the overwhelming pressures placed on agents to stay silent. Despite receiving a cease and desist letter, Veckey chose to risk his career and pension to bring these atrocities to light, prioritizing justice over personal security.
Kelsey Goodman, a @FEMA ...
ANNOUNCEMENT: Our new 501c3 Citizen Journalism Foundation gave a $100,000 check to Disney whistleblower Michael Grecol for his contributions after he was terminated from @Disney for exposing Disney's hidden LGBTQ youth programs, children's pride events, and use of consumer funds for employee gender reassignments.
“We’re going to protect whistleblowers, pay your legal bills, and go on offense, not just defense,” said @JamesOKeefeIII, in partnership with @yoder_esq, during the announcement.
Learn more about the Citizen Journalism Foundation at CJFUSA.org. If you are on the inside of an agency witnessing corruption, lies, or misconduct, and you are ready to blow the whistle, contact us securely via Signal: 914-491-9395.
