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Should the Director of National Intelligence, James Clapper, be forced to take an intelligence test or be diagnosed for Alzheimer's Disease?
Based on the fact that two years ago he supposedly "forgot" that the huge data collection program of the NSA existed, I would say yes, analyze the guy.
You remember the hearings when he scratched his forehead as he answered the question regarding whether or not the agency collected data on millions of Americans.
Before Edward Snowden leaked the damning information about the program, Clapper told the Senate committee in answer to the question, "Not wittingly."
Clapper supposedly forgot the program of data collection even existed. If this is true, then we should all be scared about who's in charge of our nation's security. If it's simply a lie, then we should all be scared about who's in charge of our nation's security.
Robert Litt, the DNI's general counsel, was the person who revealed Clapper's "memory lapse." Litt said that Clapper wasn't lying, "It was perfectly clear that he had absolutely forgotten the existence of the 215 program."
He also forgot his car keys and had to take the bus home.
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Based on the fact that two years ago he supposedly "forgot" that the huge data collection program of the NSA existed, I would say yes, analyze the guy.
You remember the hearings when he scratched his forehead as he answered the question regarding whether or not the agency collected data on millions of Americans.
Before Edward Snowden leaked the damning information about the program, Clapper told the Senate committee in answer to the question, "Not wittingly."
Clapper supposedly forgot the program of data collection even existed. If this is true, then we should all be scared about who's in charge of our nation's security. If it's simply a lie, then we should all be scared about who's in charge of our nation's security.
Robert Litt, the DNI's general counsel, was the person who revealed Clapper's "memory lapse." Litt said that Clapper wasn't lying, "It was perfectly clear that he had absolutely forgotten the existence of the 215 program."
He also forgot his car keys and had to take the bus home.
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