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A high-ranking Pentagon contractor and former FBI agent has been caught on undercover video discussing plans to oppose President-elect Donald Trump while claiming close ties to military leadership, according to an explosive new investigation by O’Keefe Media Group (OMG).

Jamie Mannina, who presents himself as a senior advisor to the Joint Chiefs of Staff, was recorded during multiple undercover dates revealing sensitive details about his work at the Pentagon and expressing strong opposition to the incoming administration.

During the recorded conversations, Mannina disclosed that he is “in conversation with retired generals” to “explore what we can do” regarding Trump.

He specified these included “one, two, and three star generals and admirals,” including a Rear Admiral and a Major General from the Army.

The recordings suggest an organized effort among former military officials to counter the incoming administration’s policies.

Mannina, who currently works as a contractor for Booz Allen Hamilton, has an extensive background in government service.

He previously served as a special assistant to Hillary Clinton at the State Department and later worked as an FBI special agent focusing on Russian and Chinese counterintelligence operations.

His transition to the FBI was reportedly motivated by his belief that foreign agents had compromised the 2016 presidential election.

In the recorded conversations, Mannina made numerous controversial statements about Trump, calling him “a sociopathic narcissist” and predicting that the president-elect might attempt to “entertain publicly the idea of staying in office, changing the laws to stay in office.”

He suggested these potential actions would be motivated by Trump’s desire to avoid legal consequences, per the video.

The contractor also revealed his involvement with National Security Leaders for America, an organization he claims “tried to defeat Donald Trump” through hundreds of interviews and public engagement efforts.

Mannina admitted to ghostwriting opinion pieces for generals and personally authoring over 100 columns in various newspapers as part of this campaign.

His articles appeared in prominent publications including The Huffington Post and The Hill, where he wrote pieces such as “Trump’s actions are an assault on the Constitution.”

Mannina discussed his participation in what he described as a high-level meeting in “the tank” with top military leaders.

The meeting, which he claimed was three years in the making, focused on artificial intelligence, quantum computing and emerging technologies.

He described it as involving commanders from all key global regions and emphasized the need for better information sharing between international partners.

In discussing classified information protocols, Mannina revealed concerns about over-classification in the intelligence community, stating that “once you label it top secret, no one’s going to see it.”

He argued this creates barriers to effective international military cooperation, saying, “You can’t fight together with this inability to share war-fighting information.”

Mannina also made serious allegations against Trump’s Defense Secretary nominee Pete Hegseth, claiming he “cheated on all his wives” and faces “sexual assault allegations.”

He further alleged that Hegseth has drinking problems, describing him as “an alcoholic.”

The investigation concluded with a revealing moment of self-awareness from Mannina.

When asked directly by the undercover reporter if she was “a spy trying to collect information,” he admitted to being unusually forthcoming, saying, “You’ve got me opening up, telling things I wouldn’t normally tell.”

He also expressed concern about his future under the new administration, suggesting potential career implications of the incoming political transition.