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Senior U.S. diplomat; John Kiriakou cites reporting that McGurk was caught in a sexual encounter atop a U.S. embassy while overseeing the campaign against ISIS, offering it as an example of the adultery culture he considers a security risk.
Brett McGurk is a senior U.S. diplomat. John Kiriakou cites reporting that McGurk was caught on top of a U.S. embassy — “the whole Middle East knows,” he says — while McGurk was in charge of the war against ISIS.[1] Kiriakou offers the episode as a further example of the CIA and diplomatic adultery culture he considers a genuine counterintelligence vulnerability, calling it “quite a vulnerability” and “a problem that needs to be fixed.”[1]
Sourced from John Kiriakou's on-record public statements. See his profile for the full body of his interviews, podcast appearances, and short-form video.
