Lawmakers probing the surveillance of key officials in the Trump campaign and administration say the intelligence agencies now nominally under the president’s control are stonewalling efforts to get to the bottom of who revealed names and leaked protected information to the press.
The House and Senate Intelligence Committees are currently investigating allegations the Obama administration spied on Trump associates – and possibly Trump himself – for as long as the year preceding his inauguration. And while former Obama National Security Adviser Susan Rice has been implicated as at least one of the officials who sought redacted names from surveillance transcripts, multiple lawmakers and investigators for the panel told Fox News the CIA, FBI and National Security Agency - all agencies in position to aid the probe – are not cooperating.
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To whom do the personnel who staff these intelligence agencies answer? --Ron W
ReplyDeleteYou would think the President.
ReplyDeleteOf course they're stalling. They helped do this.
ReplyDeleteIf Trump wants to get anything done, he needs to sack a few thousand more DC slugs.
- Charlie
Agreed and I don't understand many of his actions. Deplorable.
DeleteLike someone once surmised that when a new President is elected, he is shown an angle of the JFK assassination never seen before. Makes me wonder how deep is the "deep state", hence their "stonewalling". --Ron W
ReplyDeleteReally. :(
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