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Jay Clayton to take over as DNI on Monday: Pulte

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Jay Clayton to take over as DNI on Monday: Pulte
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“I have no doubt that Jay will do a tremendous job. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, Clayton was nominated by President Donald Trump after lawmakers from across the aisle criticized the original choice of Pulte, who has limited national security experience.

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Acting Director of National Intelligence Bill Pulte said on Saturday incoming director Jay Clayton will start transitioning into his new role as head of the intelligence community on Monday.“I am eternally grateful to President Trump for the opportunity to serve as Director of National Intelligence, while he completed historic declassifications we right sized the ODNI,” Pulte said. “I have no doubt that Jay will do a tremendous job. I have offered Jay my complete and total support as he transitions to take over this incredible agency!” Recommended Stories Jay Clayton to take over as DNI on Monday: Pulte Fauci’s diary details how his relationship with Trump soured Truth Social instant access service launches with $100,000 per month price tag The Senate confirmed Clayton through a 51-47…

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