US EditionTrump's latest rejection of intelligence assessments reflects a long distrust of spy agencies
- Trump has a long-standing distrust of the intelligence community, expressed even before his first term.
- He referred to the investigation by Special Counsel Robert Mueller as a 'hoax' and 'witch hunt'.
- Frank Montoya Jr. noted that this skepticism harms the intelligence community, which aims for apolitical judgments.
- The White House labeled the intelligence assessment as 'flat-out wrong'.
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'Something wrong with him': Trump's ex-operative flags evidence of his 'decline'
Donald Trump is suffering a form of cognitive "decline," and it's clear in his recent actions, according to his former "trusted operative."Lev Parnas, a former "trusted operative" of Trump who recently spilled the beans on what he said were behind-the-scenes motives for Iran strikes, published a vid...
From Russian interference in the 2016 election campaign to complicity between Caracas and the Tren de Aragua gang, the tycoon has repeatedly entered a collision course with the ratings of the secret services. L'ex Agent Cia Larry Pfeiffer: never has a president rejected so much the reports of his intelligence agencies
Trump's rejection of US intel on Iran strikes reflects long history of discrediting spy agencies
After an initial US intelligence assessment found Iran’s nuclear program had been set back by only a matter of months by American strikes this weekend, President Donald Trump insisted the country's nuclear…
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Trump's latest rejection of intelligence assessments reflects a long distrust of spy agencies
President Donald Trump’s fights with the intelligence community were a running theme of his first term as he raged against an investigation into his campaign’s alleged links to Russia. Now, a sequel is playing out as Trump battles to shape the public’s understanding of his foreign policy gamble in Iran.
Trump's Iran Intel Rejection: A History of Doubt – Archyde
Archyde Iran’s Nuclear Program: Where Do We Stand and What’s Next? The gap between intelligence assessments and political rhetoric is a recurring theme, especially when national security is at stake. For… You can read the full story here: Trump’s Iran Intel Rejection: A History of Doubt.
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