Director of National Intelligence, Tulsa Gabbard, exposes corrupt CIA officials.

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If you're just clicking on on YouTube and you're like,

hey, that title is pretty intriguing. Will, I think we need to break down what's happened here

is our friend, our former colleague, as of just a couple weeks ago, Tulsi Gabbert, now director

of national intelligence. You had a report that came in from CNN saying, you know, cleaning this up is going to be a problem because I don't know, man, if you start firing people in these departments, in the CIA, in the FBI, and the, in the Office of

National Intelligence, what if these people start selling us out? What if they start going to

China and to Russia and to all of our adversaries and they give us all their information?

What's going to happen then? That's why we can't fire people because if you fire people, they are going to

turn their back on their country. Again, and Tulsi, of course, responded with a, well, this is

precisely the point. That's right. So this comes from a report from CNN, how Trump's government

cutting moves risk exposing the CIA's secrets.

And it says, as the CIA weighs staff cuts, current, current, current, current and former intelligence officials say that mass firings could offer a rich recruitment opportunity for foreign intelligence services like China or Russia who may seek to

exploit financially vulnerable or resentful former employees. So with CNN, according to

individuals that they spoke with, is trying to say is that like, look, if they don't have a job,

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