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Biden trusts intelligence community & will let them decide on Trump’s access to briefings – White House Biden trusts intelligence community & will let them decide on Trump’s access to briefings – White House
(7 months later)
President Biden will let his intelligence team make the final call on whether to entrust his predecessor, Donald Trump with classified briefings that are traditionally given to former leaders, according to the White House.President Biden will let his intelligence team make the final call on whether to entrust his predecessor, Donald Trump with classified briefings that are traditionally given to former leaders, according to the White House.
“The president was expressing his concern about former President Trump receiving access to sensitive intelligence,” press secretary Jen Psaki told the Washington Post.“The president was expressing his concern about former President Trump receiving access to sensitive intelligence,” press secretary Jen Psaki told the Washington Post.
Biden previously argued against providing Trump with any classified intelligence, saying in an interview with CBS News on Friday it would be a bad idea “because of his erratic behavior, unrelated to the insurrection,” referring to the storming of the US Capitol building in Washington by a group of Trump supporters on January 6.Biden previously argued against providing Trump with any classified intelligence, saying in an interview with CBS News on Friday it would be a bad idea “because of his erratic behavior, unrelated to the insurrection,” referring to the storming of the US Capitol building in Washington by a group of Trump supporters on January 6.
Limited intelligence briefings are traditionally given to former presidents upon their request or when a sitting president reaches out for advice, and Trump could become the first ex-commander-in-chief to be denied the “courtesy.”Limited intelligence briefings are traditionally given to former presidents upon their request or when a sitting president reaches out for advice, and Trump could become the first ex-commander-in-chief to be denied the “courtesy.”
Accused of inciting a mob attack on the Capitol, even though he condemned the rioters, Trump, who is no longer in office, has been impeached for a second time by the Democrat-controlled House. His trial in the Senate is scheduled to begin next week.Accused of inciting a mob attack on the Capitol, even though he condemned the rioters, Trump, who is no longer in office, has been impeached for a second time by the Democrat-controlled House. His trial in the Senate is scheduled to begin next week.
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