Anthony D’Esposito Grills DHS Official: Do You Have Responsibility To’ Provide Intelligence?

Last month, Rep. Anthony D'Esposito (R-NY) questioned DHS officials on intelligence sharing during a House Homeland Security Committee hearing.
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[@Houndini]

All 3 letter agencies should be dismissed done away with all employees unable to ever work for govt again. We need start over rebuilding. CIA got their own airforce? Is that going totally out of control?

[@thangknowa3288]

Suspend His pay until the backlog is gone, and if it happens again, His pay will be suspended again, with a penalty charged.
Do it! Problem - Solution!

[@Sunspot-19]

D'Esposito is asking a box of rocks about intelligence?? Good luck with that...

[@murielsundermier1044]

LOL and so true!

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[@JohnPochintesta-tx3sh]

No The Bureau of Homeland Security has maintained clearances for more than 14 years and I can parade my Homeland Security Banner without supremacist incitement the Homeland Security office hires from The AR and GS standards programs of the Navy and will verify that with Government Accountability and Courts at time of hiring and sometimes even require additional clearances at Aircraft Carriers standards for Securities standards involving Money and Locks.