For four years, the leaders of the intelligence community had to look over their shoulder because they were afraid that their boss was going to say something -- that they were going to say something their boss wouldn`t like.
Jeh Johnson: “For four years, the leaders of the intelligence community had to look over their shoulder because they were afraid that…”
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Jeh Johnson reflects on the challenges faced by the intelligence community during the previous administration.
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