- Former FBI official Peter Strzok says "any competent foreign intelligence service" would have tried to enter Mar-a-Lago.
- He cited Russia, China, Iran, and Cuba as possible countries that these agents came from.
A former FBI agent said it is likely that foreign agents from Russia and China tried to infiltrate former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence, considering the $4 that were being kept there.
$4, who was once deputy director of the FBI's counterintelligence division made the observation while speaking to MSNBC host Katie Phang on Sunday.
He was fired from the agency for $4. In return Trump has frequently attacked him and claimed he is an example of state employees being biased against him.
During the show, Phang asked Strzok if he thought it was likely that Russia had "tried to infiltrate" Mar-a-Lago to obtain classified data. Phang had been referring to the classified documents that Trump had stored at his Florida home, which were seized during the $4.
"Absolutely the Russians, but not just the Russians, any competent foreign intelligence service, whether that's those belonging to China, those belonging to Iran, to Cuba, certainly including Russia, are all — were interested, and are interested in gaining access to Mar-a-Lago," he responded.
Strzok added that he found it "especially concerning" that there had been an "absolute lack of any sort of control or memorialization of who had access to Mar-a-Lago at any given time."
Whether or not classified documents had been kept on the property, it was still likely that foreign intelligence services would have attempted to gain access into Mar-a-Lago both during and after Trump's term as president, said Strzok.
"And that's absolutely the sort of thing that the US intelligence community and the FBI, in particular, are going to concerned about — trying to establish who had access to the grounds, who had access to that storage area, and what they need to do to mitigate any sort of damage that might've occurred," he added.
Strzok is known for $4 into whether there was Russian interference in the 2016 election.
The then-Mueller investigator was $4 $4 after his extramarital affair with his colleague, FBI lawyer Lisa Page, was publicized when the DOJ disclosed their messages to each other. These $4 included $4 and $4.
Trump and Strzok have a $4 — which includes the former president's $4 to try to sue both Page and Strzok. Strzok has also written $4 about the former president, "Compromised: Counterintelligence and the Threat of Donald J. Trump."
Strzok's comments came the same day news broke about the FBI's $4 who posed as a member of the Rothschild banking family and wandered around Mar-a-Lago with Trump.$4
$4 also said this week that Mar-a-Lago was a "nightmare" location for the storage of sensitive documents and an obvious target for foreign agents.
During the search of Mar-a-Lago, the FBI $4, including some that were marked "top secret" and may have concerned $4.
According to the warrant, the Justice Department $4 whether Trump broke three federal laws, including the $4, by taking the documents to Mar-a-Lago.