Jay Clayton to take over as US intelligence chief
Most outlets reported that Jay Clayton will assume the role of US director of national intelligence, noting the Senate Republicans confirmed his nomination. One outlet added that Democrats had objections related to his stance on the 2020 election, while another described the transition as set to occur on Monday.
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Jay Clayton sworn in as US director of national intelligence
Senate Republicans confirmed Trump's intelligence chief despite Democrats' objections over 2020 election stance
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Jay Clayton to take over as US intelligence chief on Monday
Acting Director of National Intelligence Bill Pulte posted on Saturday that the transition for Jay Clayton to take over the job will take place on Monday. US Senate Republicans confirmed Clayton’s nomination this week to be the nation’s top spy despite opposition from Democrats following an angry confirmation hearing. Pulte wrote in a social media post on Saturday that “the DNI transition...
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