Sortor claims he was a direct ear-witness to Swalwell "compromising" himself to lobbyists who could use his drunken disclosures to blackmail him.
He has video, but it's not of Swalwell bragging about the orgies. It's video of Sortor asking him about his admissions.
Nick Sortor
@nicksortor
#BREAKING EXCLUSIVE: Eric Swalwell PANICS when I ask about his Chinese spy girlfriend Fang Fang, and whether that's a bigger "national security threat" than Elon Musk
I sat next to a drunk Swalwell at dinner for 90 minutes. He was IMMEDIATELY compromised by a group of lobbyists he'd JUST MET, spilling intimate details about his job and asking for HELP CHEATING ON HIS WIFE.
MASSIVE national security threat. This guy should have his clearances revoked.
Swalwell spent his dinner bragging about "ORGlES" on Capitol Hill, telling them he's bored of his wife and "only wants to fck tens."
Worse, he spoke about ABUSlNG his power on the House Intel Committee (which he's since been booted off of), saying he pushed to SUBPOENA Ivanka Trump because she's "hot as fck"
THIS GUY MUST BE REMOVED FROM THE HOMELAND SECURITY COMMITTEE. He CANNOT keep his freaking mouth shut.
After I began questioning him, Swalwell jumped back into the group of lobbyists to hide from me, but I pressed on.
Dude looked absolutely TERRIFIED and 100% guilty. He knows he's been caught.
More to come later. I have about an hour and a half of audio to go through ????
And big shoutout to @LauraLoomer
for assisting me with digging into this clown while I was focusing on listening in!
And speaking of national security threats: Trump revoked the security clearance of the law firm which provided "free" assistance to former illegal prosecutor Jack Smith. I assume that that security clearance permitted the firm to handle cases which involve national secrets.
: President Donald Trump is expected to sign a memo Tuesday suspending the security clearances for employees of a top D.C.-based law firm who assisted in former special counsel Jack Smith's investigations, Fox News has learned.
The memo, first reported by Fox News, outlines the administration's sweeping plans to suspend security clearances for all counsel members involved in Jack Smith's dual special counsel investigations into Trump, the White House confirmed.
It's the latest in a string of punitive actions Trump has taken to strip power from his political and legal foes.
The memo orders the federal government to review and terminate the engagement of law firm Covington & Burling by the U.S. government "to the maximum extent permitted by law," and will conduct a detailed evaluation of funding decisions to ensure they with American citizens' interests and the priorities of this Administration, as detailed in executive directives.
Among those targeted is Peter Koski, the former deputy chief of the Justice Department's public integrity section. Covington vice chair Lanny Breuer, who helped lead the Justice Department's criminal division under then-President Barack Obama, is also expected to be squarely in the crosshairs of the review. Breuer, for his part, had recruited Smith in 2010 to head up DOJ's Public Integrity Section.
The two made headlines earlier this month after Politico reported they had been offering pro bono legal services to Jack Smith prior to his resignation from the Justice Department last month.
The White House said Tuesday that the firm had offered Smith $140,000 in free legal services.
In revoking the government clearances of top Justice Department personnel, the administration said Trump is "sending a clear message that the Federal Government will no longer tolerate the abuse of power by partisan actors who exploit their positions for political gain."
"The Federal Government will review and terminate engagement of Covington & Burling LLP by the United States to the maximum extent permitted by law," the memo is expected to say, according to a White House official.