Ross Coulthart reveals that the former United States Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, was reportedly frustrated with the way the CIA operated with respect to her office.
Ross Coulthart explores mysterious untold stories using a fact-based approach to address various topics, from unidentified aerial phenomena to other mysteries that often go unreported. Now, he is turning to viewers, answering their pressing questions each week. In this week's episode, Coulthart tackles questions about the reported dire wolf recovery and DNA results at Skinwalker Ranch, the CIA's continued influence inside the ODNI following Tulsi Gabbard's exit, and whether the legacy program is in possession of technology that could make time travel possible. Coulthart also responds to a retired detective's daytime sighting of a silver metallic cylinder over a Southern California freeway and why the phenomenon may be capable of…
President Trump and his Cabinet are gathered at Camp David for their 13th Cabinet meeting of his second term. Among the new faces at the table are Jay Clayton, incoming director of national intelligence, and Keith Sonderling, secretary of Labor. In questions with reporters, Trump lambasted the Senate, specifically Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas), for not advancing the nomination of acting Attorney General Todd Blanche. Trump said he is a “pawn” in Cornyn’s fight to end the Justice Department’s anti-weaponization fund. #trump #campdavid #cabinet
The Pentagon has stripped former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper’s name from an auditorium at the Defense Intelligence Agency’s headquarters, replacing it with that […] Source
Jay Clayton will become the next director of national intelligence after the Senate confirmed his nomination on a 51-47 party-line vote.
Pulte said the level of staffing at the agency is down 30% from where it was weeks ago, after several rounds of layoffs. Former Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard laid off 500 people, which the office said at that point was 30% of its staff.
Acting Director of National Intelligence Bill Pulte has finished a fourth round of layoffs at the Office of the Director of National Intelligence since taking charge five weeks ago, a pace that has cut the agency to well below half its original size. Pulte announced the latest cuts on Sunday evening, just hours before the […] The post Acting DNI Bill Pulte completes fourth round of ODNI layoffs in five weeks appeared first on American Almanac .
Acting Director of National Intelligence Bill Pulte has finished a fourth round of layoffs at the Office of the Director of National Intelligence since taking charge five weeks ago, a pace that has cut the agency to well below half its original size. Pulte announced the latest cuts on Sunday evening, just hours before the Senate was set to hold a procedural vote on his likely permanent replacement, Jay Clayton. The acting intelligence chief framed the reductions as a disciplined effort to strip the agency back to its core statutory mission. Just the News reported Pulte's announcement, which came via a post on X under his official handle, @DNIPulte: "Since becoming Acting Director of National Intelligence, our team has been smartly, and…Open
Shortly after Pulte took over from former DNI Tulsi Gabbard, Pulte executed a round of layoffs within the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.
A swift confirmation of Jay Clayton as the next director of National Intelligence appears less likely after multiple Democrats left his Wednesday confirmation hearing dissatisfied with his responses.
President Donald Trump says his acting director of national intelligence, Bill Pulte, has broad authority to declassify records — including documents connected to the stolen 2020 presidential election. Speaking to reporters Wednesday before departing Joint Base Andrews for North Dakota, President Trump said Pulte may only be in the role for a month or two, […] The post President Trump Requests 2020 Presidential Election Documents appeared first on StoneZone .
President Donald Trump says his acting director of national intelligence, Bill Pulte, has broad authority to declassify records — including documents connected to the stolen 2020 presidential election. Speaking to reporters Wednesday before departing Joint Base Andrews for North Dakota, President Trump said Pulte may only be in the role for a month or two, but while he is there, President Trump told him he can “declassify whatever you want.” Asked whether that includes 2020 election-related records, President Trump said it absolutely does. The White House says President Trump is committed to maximum transparency, and NBC News has reported that a White House task force has been gathering 2020 election documents for possible release.…Open