In a startling revelation, National Security Attorney Mark Zaid disclosed that a significant number of Deep State officials in Washington, D.C., are contemplating fleeing the United States to escape potential legal repercussions from the incoming Donald Trump administration. During a recent appearance on CNN, Zaid expressed concerns about Trump's clear intentions to pursue legal action against those he perceives as part of the Deep State, highlighting a growing atmosphere of anxiety among federal employees and officials who fear accountability for their past actions.
National Security Attorney Mark Zaid revealed Monday that hundreds of Deep State DC officials are preparing to flee America in order to escape being held accountable for potential crimes by the incoming Donald Trump administration.
Making an appearance on CNN, Zaid admitted he’s advising certain clients to leave America because Trump has been “very clear” that Deep State figures will be targeted for legal prosecution.
DC attorneys are advising their DC clients to flee the country before Trump is inaugurated
— Drew Hernandez (@DrewHLive) November 11, 2024
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Infowars.com reports: The lawyer said, “Donald Trump and those in his inner-circle have been very clear over the period of time and especially during the campaign that they intend to retaliate, and they do intend to retaliate swiftly. They’ve made those promises. He said that he intends to have his second administration one that fulfills promises, so it would be naive and foolish of us not to take any of this seriously. And, we’re prepared.”
“I’ve represented a lot of clients who have been specific targets of President Trump and those around him. We’re not just talking about my federal employee workers in different agencies who are uncomfortable like you’ve just heard in this last segment. We’re talking about people who have been specifically called out by the former president of the United States,” he added.
It’s clear that criminal elements of the U.S. government are freaked out at the prospect of the American people actually electing leadership that will legally and lawfully punish their numerous anti-constitutional actions.
The notion of a “Deep State” has been a recurring theme in American political discourse, suggesting a hidden network within the government resistant to outside influence or change. Trump's previous administration often targeted perceived enemies within government agencies and hinted at a crackdown on those involved in what he termed “anti-constitutional actions.” Zaid’s comments reflect the apprehension within certain circles about the potential for aggressive legal measures against former officials. This situation underscores the polarized nature of U.S. politics, where shifts in administration can lead to fears of retaliation and accountability, highlighting the broader implications for governance and the rule of law in the United States.