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The forecast John Kiriakou volunteers against himself — that asked in a post-election interview alongside Thomas Drake and Jesselyn Radack whether whistleblowers would fare better or worse under Donald Trump, he alone answered that nothing could be worse than Barack Obama, and was wrong.
The MintPress prediction is a forecast John Kiriakou raises unprompted and against himself. Shortly after the 2016 election the outlet interviewed him, Thomas Drake and the Justice Department whistleblower Jesselyn Radack, putting the same question to each: were things going to get better or worse for whistleblowers under Donald Trump?[1]
He flags his own answer before giving it. “I said — I was the only one who said this, and I was foolish and wrong in retrospect — but I said, I can’t imagine a scenario where anything could be worse than Barack Obama. I can’t imagine that Donald Trump would be worse.”[1][2]
The correction is four words long: “And then Donald Trump was worse.” What limited it, on his account, was arithmetic rather than restraint — “the only thing that saved us from Trump was the fact that he was only in office for four years.”[2]
He keeps the concession separate from his position on Obama, which the same conversation states at its harshest: eight Espionage Act prosecutions of people who spoke to the press, against three in the ninety-two years before, “nearly three times the number of all US presidents combined. That was not an accident.”[3]
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.
