Former FBI Agent Strzok Says President Is A National Security Threat

Peter Strzok's memoir discusses his controversial texts with Lisa Page, which were critical of President Trump and led to his firing. The texts were portrayed as evidence of political bias, fueling conspiracy theories. Strzok expresses regret for his comments and highlights how they were used by Republicans to support the 'deep state' narrative. He concludes by alleging Trump's willingness to accept foreign political help, challenging American values. The memoir, titled 'Compromised: Counterintelligence and The Threat of Donald J. Trump,' is set for release.

What was the main reason for Strzok's dismissal from the FBI?

• Leaking classified information

• Sending messages critical of President Trump

• Failing a polygraph test

• Involvement in a financial scandal

How did Strzok's messages contribute to political narratives?

• They were used to support the 'deep state' theory

• They led to a new FBI investigation

• They resulted in bipartisan support for Strzok

• They were ignored by the media

What does Strzok express regret about in his reflections?

• His decision to join the FBI

• Casually commenting on news matters

• Supporting a political campaign

• Writing a memoir

What does Strzok allege about President Trump in his memoir?

• Trump has no interest in foreign affairs

• Trump is planning to resign

• Trump is a victim of media bias

• Trump is willing to accept foreign political help

What is one of the challenges faced by special agents, according to Strzok?

• Balancing work and personal life

• Living with unpunished misdeeds

• Dealing with constant media attention

• Managing large teams