O’KEEFE UNDERCOVER DATE: Senior Pentagon Director Will "Undo" Trump's Agenda After He Leaves Office
https://youtu.be/jB-2W14KAi8?si=P-SxugpNs74HqEul
James O'Keefe goes undercover in Washington, D.C. and records a hidden-camera conversation with Brandon Newsom, a senior official in the Office of the Secretary of the Navy, who has served at the Pentagon for 16 years. Newsom oversees corporate operations supporting Secretary Pete Hegseth, including HR, IT, security, facilities, records management, and implementation of executive orders. During the undercover meeting, Newsom tells O'Keefe he plans to remain in government through future administrations so he can help reverse President Trump's policies. "The way I look at it is... when the election changes... I want to stay and stick it out so that when the time comes, I can undo whatever's been done." When asked whether he has the authority to reverse those policies, Newsom responds: "I don't have the authority to do that, but I have the influence." In the undercover conversation, Newsom:
- Says he wants to reverse the Pentagon's monthly voluntary Christian faith service program and expand it to include all religions.
- Discusses reversing Schedule Policy/Career workforce reforms affecting senior career federal employees.
- Calls President Trump "a narcissist."
- Says the administration's actions regarding Iran are "completely stupid" and "driven on one man's ego."
- Suggests Palantir's relationships with senior Pentagon officials may have influenced the company's federal data contracts after DOGE-related contract cuts.
- Hints at behind-the-scenes activity in Washington, saying, "I've seen some things. In true D.C. nature, you don't always reveal everything in D.C."
- Even acknowledges O'Keefe could be a reporter before continuing the conversation: "I mean, you could be a news reporter."
This investigation raises a fundamental question: If career government officials believe they can slow, influence, or reverse the agenda of an elected president, who ultimately governs the country? For the record, Brandon Newsom is not related to California Governor Gavin Newsom. O'Keefe Media Group reached out to both Brandon Newsom and the Department of Defense for comment. 🛍️ Support the mission and shop official O'Keefe gear: https://okeefestore.com/
https://youtu.be/jB-2W14KAi8?si=P-SxugpNs74HqEul
James O'Keefe goes undercover in Washington, D.C. and records a hidden-camera conversation with Brandon Newsom, a senior official in the Office of the Secretary of the Navy, who has served at the Pentagon for 16 years. Newsom oversees corporate operations supporting Secretary Pete Hegseth, including HR, IT, security, facilities, records management, and implementation of executive orders. During the undercover meeting, Newsom tells O'Keefe he plans to remain in government through future administrations so he can help reverse President Trump's policies. "The way I look at it is... when the election changes... I want to stay and stick it out so that when the time comes, I can undo whatever's been done." When asked whether he has the authority to reverse those policies, Newsom responds: "I don't have the authority to do that, but I have the influence." In the undercover conversation, Newsom:
- Says he wants to reverse the Pentagon's monthly voluntary Christian faith service program and expand it to include all religions.
- Discusses reversing Schedule Policy/Career workforce reforms affecting senior career federal employees.
- Calls President Trump "a narcissist."
- Says the administration's actions regarding Iran are "completely stupid" and "driven on one man's ego."
- Suggests Palantir's relationships with senior Pentagon officials may have influenced the company's federal data contracts after DOGE-related contract cuts.
- Hints at behind-the-scenes activity in Washington, saying, "I've seen some things. In true D.C. nature, you don't always reveal everything in D.C."
- Even acknowledges O'Keefe could be a reporter before continuing the conversation: "I mean, you could be a news reporter."
This investigation raises a fundamental question: If career government officials believe they can slow, influence, or reverse the agenda of an elected president, who ultimately governs the country? For the record, Brandon Newsom is not related to California Governor Gavin Newsom. O'Keefe Media Group reached out to both Brandon Newsom and the Department of Defense for comment. 🛍️ Support the mission and shop official O'Keefe gear: https://okeefestore.com/
O’KEEFE UNDERCOVER DATE: Senior Pentagon Director Will "Undo" Trump's Agenda After He Leaves Office
https://youtu.be/jB-2W14KAi8?si=P-SxugpNs74HqEul
James O'Keefe goes undercover in Washington, D.C. and records a hidden-camera conversation with Brandon Newsom, a senior official in the Office of the Secretary of the Navy, who has served at the Pentagon for 16 years. Newsom oversees corporate operations supporting Secretary Pete Hegseth, including HR, IT, security, facilities, records management, and implementation of executive orders. During the undercover meeting, Newsom tells O'Keefe he plans to remain in government through future administrations so he can help reverse President Trump's policies. "The way I look at it is... when the election changes... I want to stay and stick it out so that when the time comes, I can undo whatever's been done." When asked whether he has the authority to reverse those policies, Newsom responds: "I don't have the authority to do that, but I have the influence." In the undercover conversation, Newsom:
- Says he wants to reverse the Pentagon's monthly voluntary Christian faith service program and expand it to include all religions.
- Discusses reversing Schedule Policy/Career workforce reforms affecting senior career federal employees.
- Calls President Trump "a narcissist."
- Says the administration's actions regarding Iran are "completely stupid" and "driven on one man's ego."
- Suggests Palantir's relationships with senior Pentagon officials may have influenced the company's federal data contracts after DOGE-related contract cuts.
- Hints at behind-the-scenes activity in Washington, saying, "I've seen some things. In true D.C. nature, you don't always reveal everything in D.C."
- Even acknowledges O'Keefe could be a reporter before continuing the conversation: "I mean, you could be a news reporter."
This investigation raises a fundamental question: If career government officials believe they can slow, influence, or reverse the agenda of an elected president, who ultimately governs the country? For the record, Brandon Newsom is not related to California Governor Gavin Newsom. O'Keefe Media Group reached out to both Brandon Newsom and the Department of Defense for comment. 🛍️ Support the mission and shop official O'Keefe gear: https://okeefestore.com/
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