Spy Chief Tries to Restore Order After Upheaval at Intelligence Office
Clayton halted a review and several office projects, including a dining room conversion and museum installation, as critics questioned the changes.
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The new U.S. National Intelligence Director, Jay Clayton, has made major structural and human resources changes in his office in an attempt to get him back to traditional operational functions, reporting to The New York Times with reference to informed sources.
Trump's new spy chief focused on cleaning up Tulsi Gabbard's mess
President Donald Trump's current Director of National Intelligence (DNI), Jay Clayton, is reportedly spending much of his job cleaning up the mess left behind by his predecessor, Tulsi Gabbard."As Mr. Clayton took his post from Bill Pulte, who served as the office’s interim director after Ms. Gabbard’s departure, a renovation was underway to replace the office of the official who oversees the president’s daily intelligence briefing with a privat…
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