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17:46Now PlayingThe Duran Quick Take: Episode 72.
RT CrossTalk host Peter Lavelle and The Duran’s Alex Christoforou take a quick look at US President Donald Trump's shifting position on whether he agrees with his Intelligence team's assessment of various threats to American hegemony.
American Intelligence chiefs presented an update to the Senate intelligence committee on Tuesday on their annual assessment of global threats, broadcast on C-SPAN, where they warned of an increasingly diverse range of security dangers from North Korean nuclear weapons to Chinese cyber espionage and Russian campaigns to undermine Western democracies.
After the Intelligence briefing U.S. President Trump said intelligence officials were wrong about North Korea, Iran and the Islamic State, which they said remains a terrorist and insurgent threat.
Trump later tweeted on Wednesday that, “perhaps Intelligence should go back to school!”
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