Category: intelligence briefings

Biden Says Trump Should Not Continue to Receive Intelligence Briefings

February 7, 2021
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President Joe Biden said he does not believe former President Donald Trump should continue to receive intelligence briefings due to his “erratic behavior,” in his first network news interview since the inauguration. Former presidents traditionally have the opportunity to receive routine intelligence briefings as a courtesy, but it is ultimately up to Biden to make…

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Biden Says Trump Shouldn’t Continue to Receive Intelligence Briefings

February 7, 2021
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President Joe Biden said he doesn’t believe former President Donald Trump should continue to receive intelligence briefings due to his “erratic behavior,” in his first network news interview since the inauguration. Former presidents traditionally have the opportunity to receive routine intelligence briefings as a courtesy, but it’s ultimately up to Biden to make a decision…

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White House Reviewing Whether to Cut Trump Off From Intelligence Briefs

February 1, 2021
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The White House is reviewing whether to grant intelligence briefings to former President Donald Trump, according to White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki. “That’s under review, but there was not a conclusion last I asked,” Psaki told reporters on Monday. Former presidents receive routine briefings and are able to access classified information. House Intelligence Committee Chairman…

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White House Reviewing Trump Access to Intelligence Briefings

February 1, 2021
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The White House is reviewing whether to grant intelligence briefings to former President Donald Trump, according to White House press secretary Jen Psaki. “That’s under review, but there was not a conclusion last I asked,” Psaki told reporters on Feb. 1. Former presidents receive routine briefings and are able to access classified information. House Intelligence Committee…

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