He summed up the law's intent as follows: "You intel guys go off and do your foreign-intel mission, but if you ever do it in this country you gotta have a warrant, O.K.?" The intelligence agencies have always had a murky relationship with the law.
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Pence would face some of the same opposition from liberals and inherit the same problems, but at least he wouldn't blurt out classified intel in front of a foreign minister.
You called a bad guy, the system listened, tried to sort it out, and they did an intel report because it had foreign-intelligence value.
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In the meeting where Trump spilled the beans, he boasts to Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov and ambassador Sergey Kislyak, "I get great intel.
If we're strictly being factual, we can say this: As a consequence of swiftly granting civilian rights to this foreign terrorist, the FBI is obtaining a significant amount of intel on al Qaeda that they didn't already have.
The Washington Post first reported the story on Monday, revealing that Trump had discussed classified intel about an ISIS terror threat with Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov and ambassador Sergey Kislyak at the White House.
He reiterated that another Republican health care plan is in the works, called Obamacare "dead," and alluded to an "intel official" who helped "unmask" Trump team members swept up in foreign surveillance for the Obama administration.
The commentator Gideon Rachman suggests the folk memory goes deeper still: ever since Francis Walsingham's network of spies gathered intel on the Spanish armada, we have credited the men in the dark with warding off foreign invasion.
