"Hillary Clinton Was AWFUL" - Clinton Insider BLASTS Hillary's BRUTAL Behavior Behind Closed Doors

The speaker recounts an experience from his CIA days in Athens, Greece, from 1998 to 2000, during which President Bill Clinton visited. Despite the date of his arrival, November 17th, being a sensitive anniversary in Greece due to a past military attack on the Athens Polytechnic University, Clinton proceeded with his visit as scheduled. The speaker was assigned the role of notetaker for a meeting between President Clinton and the Greek Prime Minister at the Intercontinental Hotel. The meeting included Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, National Security Advisor Sandy Berger, the US Ambassador, and their Greek counterparts. The atmosphere was described as lavish, with an abundance of food and drinks. During the meeting, Clinton engaged in what the speaker perceived as a superficial exchange, offering pleasantries about Greece being the birthplace of democracy and mathematics, and mentioning the success of Greek immigrants in America. The Greek officials responded with reciprocal pleasantries. The speaker found himself waiting for significant points to record, but there were none. Following the meeting, as the dignitaries departed, the speaker found himself standing near President Clinton and Madeleine Albright. Hillary Clinton then emerged from an elevator with a displeased expression. Clinton attempted to engage her in lighthearted conversation about their visit to the Parthenon, but she responded curtly, mentioning the rain and stating she would be in their room. Hillary then walked between them, and Clinton, noticing the speaker's reaction, suggested they leave. As they headed to the elevator, the Secret Service followed. They descended to the basement, where approximately 500 women from the Greek American Business Women's Association were waiting. Clinton delivered a charismatic speech, which the speaker described as "vintage Bill Clinton" and "Clinton magic." The speaker also shared his impressions of Hillary Clinton, stating that he found her "impossible" and "awful" based on multiple encounters, including when he worked as chief investigator for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee after leaving the CIA. He contrasts this with his positive experience of Bill Clinton's charisma. The speaker, identified as John Kiryakou, a former CIA officer, invites viewers to find him on "MC" for discussions on various topics related to intelligence agencies and operations.