‘There’s not a lot’ to stop Trump from weaponizing the CIA: Fmr. CIA officer
November 9, 2024
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as posted by the channelAs President-elect Trump weighs up his Cabinet and major government appointments, questions surround his use and the potential leadership of federal authorities like the CIA, FBI, and DOJ. Former Senior CIA officer John Sipher joins Alex Witt to share his thoughts on what these institutions may look like under a Trump administration.
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