And it's an acting position, it's not a permanent,

because, you know, I don't think he'd want to be permanent.

But he's a very smart guy, and you may find out some things about the rigged elections, etc., etc.

I think you'd like to do it. I'd like to.

I think he wants to do it very much.

Got a lot of energy.

But he'll be very good.

Hi again, everybody.

It's now five o'clock in New York.

There you have it.

In between Naps, the explicit and said out loud reason Donald Trump chose Bill Pulte, a man with zero zilch, no intelligence experience to become his acting director of national intelligence, to, quote, look into rigged elections, about which we repeat Bill Barr, John Durham, every Republican who has looked at this has said there is zero evidence of any election rigging or voter fraud across

multiple investigations across multiple states. Donald Trump said he is now, though,

going to bring the housing guy on to find what Brad Raffinsberger and Brian Kemp and Steve

Deucy and Bill Barr and John Durham and Mr. Rosen and the list goes on and on and on couldn't find

Pulte, a housing guy, temporarily appointed in an acting

capacity, is going to find it. Today, in a revealing new interview with the Wall Street

Journal, Donald Trump gave even more insight into what he has asked Pulte to do during his

short position as an acting director of national intelligence in

America. In an interview with the Wall Street Journal Friday, Trump said he has privately told

Pulte that he believes the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, or ODNI,

which oversees 18 federal intelligence agencies and units, is unnecessary and or too big.

I'd like to see it smaller.

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