They endanger the men and women of the intelligence community, the armed services and those who serve overseas. They give our adversaries knowledge of our activities.
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Director of National Intelligence Coats outlines the risks posed by leaks of classified information.
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As long as I feel I can seek the truth and speak the truth, that he will stay in this job.
I think it was made clear that it would not accomplish this goal. It would only accomplish a deferment relative to their having a free hand at developing nuclear capability.
Well, it would be pure speculation. I don't--I couldn't read--I wasn't able to read the President's mind then and I don't think I can read it now.
I thought perhaps we ought to at least have a discussion about what do you do in a situation when you have the necessary intelligence to know that something terrible is going to happen to the American people in a very short amount of time.





