How did Matthew Gelbert pass security screenings—and are there others?
into a tailspin.) Gebert was angry with Vaughn for sowing discord among the alt-right. He was against infighting. He said, more than once, that it was important that alt-righters “name the Jew,” alt-right speak for identifying Jews dangerous to the movement.
In 2018, Gebert’s security clearance—a Top Secret, Sensitive Compartmented Information clearance, which gave him access to an array of highly sensitive intelligence across the U.S. government—was re-upped. “None of these interviewers ever, I would say, was an impressive human being, but this was truly unbelievable,” one of Gebert’s former colleagues said.
For years, Gebert took a combination of trains and buses into D.C., went to work, came home, logged on. He and his wife were model neighbors. They didn’t play loud music. They could be relied on, in a pinch, for sugar or milk. Theyto the homeowners’ association bylaws and painted their house one of the colors in the Duron Curb Appeal Exterior approved accent palette—in this case, wheat, or maybe amber white, with forest green trim. His neighbors either liked or had never met him.
“We engaged the buyers of Iranian crude oil and worked with them to reduce demand for Iranian crude,” Kahl said. “So Matt would have understood, for example, Indian purchases of Iranian crude oil. We look at this as a whole ecosystem, so we make sure that everybody knows what everybody else is doing—connecting dots...He had access to all that information.” That, Kahl said, was concerning. “Anyone who’s a white nationalist is not an American patriot.
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