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‘Striking’ the lengths to which Trump admin. is trying to squash leaks: Journalist
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The New York Times reports an intelligence memo on Tren de Aragua was ordered to be “rewritten” by an aide to Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard after it contradicted President Trump’s assertion that the gang was working with the Venezuelan government. New York Times Washington Correspondent Charlie Savage, and Atlantic staff writers Ashley Parker and David Frum join Katy Tur to weigh in on this and a Wall Street Journal report saying DHS is using polygraphs to find leakers in the department.
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