George Santos may pose 'espionage threat' due to murky background: Expert
“Every congressman has eligibility for access to classified information and that terrifies security professionals, because they haven’t been really reviewed for it,” Dan Meyer, now the managing director of the law firm Tully Rinckey’s Washington DC office, told The Post. “We don’t know whether they’re a potential espionage threat.”copped to lying about much of his background
Santos’ own campaign filings did not disclose any clients giving him business of more than $5,000, as required by federal law — fueling speculation about how the 34-year-old got the money considering his past record of stiffing landlords and toiling for five-figure incomes.In campaign filings, Santos reported earning $750,000 from his Devolder Organization, along with dividends valued between $1 million and $5 million.
In addition, filings with the Federal Election Commission show Santos loaned his own successful House campaign more than $700,000 — almost as much as his reported salary.ranges from fighting pirates in the Middle East to handling intelligence disclosures on stateside matters like the 9/11 attacks.“Somebody who could generate $700,000 like that could also probably generate several hundred thousand dollars to be comfortably situated in a foreign country.
“This is not the 1970s, where it’ll take weeks for the stuff to kind of Bumble along. Even if you were going to betray the country back then, you had to figure out a way to contact the Russians,” he said. “But now, it can happen at a moment’s notice.”
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