Trump says ‘bad things gonna happen’ to Anonymous author and reveals he feared POMPEO was behind op-ed

PRESIDENT Trump said “bad things” are going to happen to the Anonymous author, and added that he feared Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was behind the op-ed.

Trump’s comments came just days after former Department of Homeland Security chief of staff Miles Taylor revealed himself as the one who penned a New York Times op-ed on Trump’s “perilous presidency.”

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Former Department of Homeland Security chief of staff Miles Taylor revealed himself as Anonymous[/caption]

“This guy goes out and writes a book…. all of a sudden he becomes nasty,” Trump said to his supporters in Tampa, Florida on Thursday.

He called the staffer “low” and said he “had nothing to do with the White House.”

Trump added that he constatntly suspected members of his staff of being Anonymous – even those he worked closely with.

“For a year everyone walks into my office – Secretary of State Pompeo… I’m wondering: ‘Could that be the one?'” Trump said.

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President Trump name dropped Secretary of State Mike Pompeo as he revealed he suspected members of his own staff of being Anonymous[/caption]

It turns out to be this lowlife. I have no idea who he is,” Trump said of Taylor.

Trump then called for Taylor to be prosecuted.

It shouldn’t happen and he should be prosecuted,” Trump said.

Are you listening to me back in Washington? He should be prosecuted, along with the New York Times.”