Trump's new spy chief confirmed by US Senate
Shortly after the alarm in June over Pulte, Trump announced Clayton as his replacement nominee. Senators sought to move quickly with his confirmation. Related topicsDonald TrumpUnited StatesUS politicsMore on this storyTrump names housing official Bill Pulte as acting US spymasterPublished2 JuneTulsi Gabbard to resign as US national intelligence directorPublished22 May
- ▪Shortly after the alarm in June over Pulte, Trump announced Clayton as his replacement nominee.
- ▪Senators sought to move quickly with his confirmation.
- ▪Related topicsDonald TrumpUnited StatesUS politicsMore on this storyTrump names housing official Bill Pulte as acting US spymasterPublished2 JuneTulsi Gabbard to resign as US national intelligence directorPublished22 May
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Trump's new spy chief confirmed by US SenateImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Jay Clayton testifying before the Senate Committee on Intelligence in Washington DCByOlivia IrelandPublished13 minutes agoJay Clayton has been confirmed as the next US director of national intelligence (DNI), after President Donald Trump's original choice was rejected by lawmakers.On Tuesday, the US Senate voted 51 to 47 to install Clayton, replacing the acting DNI Bill Pulte. Pulte was Trump's original pick but faced backlash for being a housing official with no national intelligence experience.Clayton had been serving as US attorney for the Southern District of New York, overseeing several prominent cases including the drug trafficking case against former Venezuelan president Nicholas Maduro."Jay is…
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