I believe we can and will respond to the problems of intrusions and leaks, but we must do so without degrading essential intelligence integration and information sharing.
James Clapper: “I believe we can and will respond to the problems of intrusions and leaks, but we must do so without degrading essential…”
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Emphasizes the need to address intelligence leaks while maintaining information sharing.
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