Many of the people President-elect Trump has selected to head up his next administration have promised to shake up long-held norms that, and that could have wide-ranging implications for U.S. security interests.

Our Laura Barone Lopez delves more into those selections.

Donald Trump's picks to lead agencies that will oversee the nation's national security,

intelligence, and law enforcement communities have repeatedly expressed contempt towards

the agencies they are nominated to run.

For more, I'm joined by John Seifer, a retired CIA operative who worked for nearly three

decades at the agency, and now is a fellow at the Atlantic Council.

John, thank you so much for joining us.

Nice to be here.

First, let's talk about Tulsi Gabbard and Cash Patel.

Tulsi Gabbard is nominated to be the Director of National Intelligence,

Cash Patel to be the director of the FBI.

Both have talked about the CIA and other agencies,

including the ones they would lead,

being a part of the deep state.

Gabbard in particular has labeled the CIA

and Defense Department as rogue,

filled with rogue agents.

So what impact would both of these people

have on the agencies

and the intel community large?

Well, it's not really clear with these people yet whether their goal is just to get real

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