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I work at the National Security Council, giving senior policymakers all the secrets. I met someone on a dating app and spilled some tea about President Biden's cognitive issues; it's old age.
I revealed phone call exchanges where Biden asked for NSC advisor Jake Sullivan, not realizing Sullivan was on the same foreign trip or had already left for the day. He didn't understand basic words in meetings.
My team and I were crying the night of Trump's victory; we're trauma bonded. We were concerned about the incoming Trump administration coming after us. Biden and his team felt pushed aside by Kamala Harris during the presidential campaign. My greatest strength on my dating profile is oversharing on the first date.
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Speaker 0: Well, here's the thing. Joe Biden is, like, best gay. She's, like, Kim, just say this enough. She's, like, really, like, progressed. It is old
Speaker 1: age. People. Everybody recognized.
Speaker 0: I can't believe it wasn't a bigger scandal. Claire, he'll be dead in a year.
Speaker 2: Meet Henry Appel, an adviser for the National Security Council. Henry Appel shared that president Biden had called the NSC White House phone while on a foreign trip looking for NSC advisor Jake Sullivan. Henry told the president that in fact, mister Sullivan was not at the White House, but on the same foreign trip as president Biden.
Speaker 0: My boss was on an Internet with him, like, zero or something. The phone rang in the office, and I was like, call this president. I was wondering, he was like, he was like, you stayed there. He's like, no. He's traveling with you.
He's on the same trip as you are. In
Speaker 2: another encounter with president Biden, Henry Appel from the National Security Council revealed a phone call exchange. On the call, Biden was asking for NSC adviser
Speaker 0: I was, like, the last one in office,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be a call for my boss.
Speaker 0: And so I picked it up and said, love is present. Like, Henry on Jake's phone. He's left for the day, but I can try to get later, same. I picked up again.
Speaker 1: I was like, how's it?
Speaker 0: Hi, again. It's Henry. She was like, is she there? I was like, no. You called the same office.
Speaker 2: Henry Appel stated that president Biden did not understand basic words in meetings at the White House.
Speaker 3: Another time my boss went
Speaker 0: in to brief him, I heard the title points. I said, like, oh, this is like a novel phenomenon person thing. It's like it's smooth, like, as if it doesn't bother.
Speaker 2: Henry even goes on to say, on his dating profile, his greatest strength is quote, oversharing on the first date. You can't make this shit up. Henry Appel states that we, referring to his team at the National Security Council, were crying the night of Trump's victory, claiming they are all, quote, trauma bonded.
Speaker 1: So everybody's probably, like, like, Jesus Christ right now. Yeah. What
Speaker 0: Wait. It's like drawn as close to each other because, like, all of us are together.
Speaker 1: We shared trauma. Yeah.
Speaker 4: It's the thing. Trauma bond.
Speaker 0: We're trauma bond. We're trauma bond.
Speaker 1: Yeah. What was it like when you might just found out?
Speaker 3: There were
Speaker 0: a lot of tears the next morning. Or Take I gotta find a new job.
Speaker 2: For things they may have done wrong.
Speaker 0: We're also, like, concerned about, like, Tim coming after us.
Speaker 1: Yep. That's fine.
Speaker 0: Say, like, in the CEO, say whatever.
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Within the NSC, Henry Appel works within the Intelligence Programs Directorate. According to multiple government websites, the division is responsible for overseeing and coordinating intelligence activities across various US intelligence agencies, providing the NSC with crucial intelligence analysis to inform national security decision making, essentially acting as the primary point of contact between the intelligence community and the National Security Council on intelligence matters. Henry met our OMG American Swiper on a dating app in Washington DC, and spoke more in-depth about his NSC job and his background, even mentioning he was a spy at one point in his career.
Speaker 0: We're it's I think I have some great work in, like, intelligence. So I work in the intelligence programs director of the security council. Help. So we give, like, all of the senior policy makers, like, all the secrets.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 0: It's like diplomacy and international relations, like, for
Speaker 1: the we're not great.
Speaker 0: My office, like, super involved there.
Speaker 1: Meeting their own. It was not
Speaker 2: informed our swiper on a text that he had a, quote, lot of tea to spill. Then in the meeting, Henry stated again, here is some tea, and spilled that tea on president Joe Biden's cognitive issues.
Speaker 0: Well, here's the tea. Joe Biden is Oh, He's, like, really, like, He's like really, like, progressed. He's really It is old people.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Everybody recognized him.
Speaker 0: I can't believe it wasn't a bigger scandal at Flare.
Speaker 2: Henry Appel from the National Security Council revealed a phone call exchange he had with president Joe Biden. On the call, Biden was asking for NSC advisor Jake Sullivan. Henry told Biden that Sullivan had left the office for the day. Biden stated he would call Sullivan's personal phone. Instead, Biden called the same office ten seconds later asking for Sullivan again.
Biden asked, is Jake Sullivan there? To which Henry stated, no. You called the same office, mister president.
Speaker 1: A couple weeks ago, I
Speaker 0: was like, the last one in office,
Speaker 1: they're gonna be a call from my boss. Right. Just And
Speaker 0: so I picked up the phone and said, well, I was president, like, Henry on Jake's phone. He's up for the day, but I can try to get it. I have one for you.
Speaker 1: You don't
Speaker 0: And he, like, asked me so much. You know, like, I don't know, like, when we get the, keep track of your DAFs, and I'll call the secret service detail, and I'll send
Speaker 1: him I'm not.
Speaker 0: I know it's okay. I'll, like, call his, like because he called me on the classified phone. So it's, like, I'll I'll try his, like, unclassified phone. Like
Speaker 1: What's the it's a stat.
Speaker 0: Then he called, and then I was like, okay. Well, let me know if you have any trouble. And then, like, ten seconds later, in the same hour, I picked up again. I was like, how's up? Hi, Dennis Henry.
He was like, is he there?
Speaker 1: And I
Speaker 0: was like, no. You called the same office. Like, let me call this so you can service these now for you. That was what I did.
Speaker 2: In another encounter with president Biden, Henry Appel shared that president Biden had called the NSC White House phone while on a foreign trip looking for NSC advisor Jake Sullivan. Henry told the president that in fact, mister Sullivan was not at the White House, but on the same foreign trip as president Biden.
Speaker 1: Another time. This is the last week,
Speaker 0: high boss was on an Internet for a Skype with him, like, zero for some day. And, the phone rang in the office, and I picked it up. And I was like, oldest president. Henry, he was like, he escaped there. He's like, no.
He's traveling with you. He's on the same trip as you are. That was like a year He'll be dead in a year. He'll be like out of public life.
Speaker 2: Henry Appel from the NSC even stated that president Biden did not understand basic words in meetings at the White House. Here's another experience he had with president Biden. Take a look.
Speaker 3: Another time my boss went into briefing, I heard
Speaker 0: the talking points. And,
Speaker 1: I What?
Speaker 0: I said, like, oh, this is, like, a novel phenomenon person thing. Like, it's, like, it's new. Like, it hasn't been done before. My boss Well, just like the word, like, the two meanings of the word not really like he was lost there.
Speaker 2: Henry Appel states that we, referring to his team at the National Security Council, were crying the night of Trump's victory, claiming they are all, quote, trauma bonded because of Trump's victory.
Speaker 1: We shared
Speaker 4: problems. It's a thing. Travel bugs.
Speaker 0: We're trauma
Speaker 1: all day. Yes. What was it like when you guys found out?
Speaker 0: There were a lot of tears the next morning.
Speaker 1: Her.
Speaker 2: Then Henry Appel, National Security Council shares to our undercover journalist that White House officials and national security officials are concerned about the incoming Trump administration coming after them for things they may have done wrong over the next four years.
Speaker 0: They make up, like, a fake scandal. And
Speaker 1: just, like, I'm not even jealous.
Speaker 0: Yeah. They'd, like, in my studio, so whatever.
Speaker 2: Well, maybe the new administration should come after this national security adviser. After all, he is in the national security council and he's sharing secrets and spilling tea to a stranger in a restaurant. Henry even goes on to say that on his dating profile, his greatest strength is quote, oversharing on the first date. You can't make this shit up. Our OMG American Swiper asked Henry Pell if they thought Donald Trump would win the twenty twenty four election.
Henry also went on to mention that Biden's team felt like they got pushed aside by Kamala Harris during the presidential campaign.
Speaker 0: She doesn't believe in anything. I
Speaker 1: know
Speaker 0: that it's like Biden and his son, like, felt close to me. Did not like that they got pushed aside.
Speaker 1: Oh, like, wait. So so in this case, I don't just like, I'm not gonna call.
Speaker 2: In the last meeting with Henry Appel, Henry showed up to the restaurant, but he didn't find his date. He found me outside of the restaurant waiting for him. Here's part of that conversation. Hi. Hi.
Henry? Henry Appel? National Security Council. Hi. I gotta ask you a question.
What the hell is the guy who's an advisor to the national security council doing spilling the quote tea to an undercover journalist? Stay tuned for that full interaction with Henry to see how he responded. And if you're on the inside of the White House or any government institution and notice corruption or lies hidden from public view that you want us to disclose to the American people, please email us tips@o'keefemediagroup.com or text us at this phone number here, (914) 491-9395, and our journalism team will get back to you. Thank you, and stay tuned.