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Reports are coming out that Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats is most likely on his way out, with the con artist still fuming over Coats' truthful remarks during Congressional testimony.
While he noted that North Korea has stopped testing nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles for more than a year, Coats made clear in his opening statement during a Senate hearing last month that the US intelligence community does not believe North Korea intends to give up his nuclear weapons.
Coats was in lock-step with the US intelligence community's assessments -- which Trump himself has seen -- but he fumed in the subsequent days about the press coverage of Coats and his fellow intelligence officials comments, which contradicted Trump's public assertions. And Trump now worries those comments will overshadow his effort to sell his second summit with Kim next week as a success.
Previously, Coats received the ire of the inept buffoon when on stage at a public event, the Western Kremlin announced the con artist was inviting his Russian handler to a meeting.
Coats has also publicly stated he still has no clear idea what was discussed between the con artist and his Russian handler during a private meeting in Helsinki last year. When asked about the meeting, Coats said he had never been informed the meeting was going to take place and had he been so informed, would have advised against it.
If Coats is let go, this will be well over twenty high-ranking officials who have come and gone within the last two years of the con artist regime, including going through five different Propaganda Ministers until settling on the Christian who has no reserves about lying.
https://www.cnn.com/2019/02/20/politics/dan-coats-donald-trump-north-korea/index.html
The conversations began this week in the West Wing after Trump spent the holiday weekend at Mar-a-Lago venting to friends and advisers about the director of national intelligence, renewing his gripes about Coats' testimony before Congress last month. In that testimony, Coats publicly contradicted Trump's optimistic forecast about the chances North Korea will agree to give up its nuclear weapons.
While he noted that North Korea has stopped testing nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles for more than a year, Coats made clear in his opening statement during a Senate hearing last month that the US intelligence community does not believe North Korea intends to give up his nuclear weapons.
Coats was in lock-step with the US intelligence community's assessments -- which Trump himself has seen -- but he fumed in the subsequent days about the press coverage of Coats and his fellow intelligence officials comments, which contradicted Trump's public assertions. And Trump now worries those comments will overshadow his effort to sell his second summit with Kim next week as a success.
Previously, Coats received the ire of the inept buffoon when on stage at a public event, the Western Kremlin announced the con artist was inviting his Russian handler to a meeting.
"Say that again?" Coats said, laughing incredulously when the news was relayed to him on stage.
"That's going to be special," he added.
"That's going to be special," he added.
Coats has also publicly stated he still has no clear idea what was discussed between the con artist and his Russian handler during a private meeting in Helsinki last year. When asked about the meeting, Coats said he had never been informed the meeting was going to take place and had he been so informed, would have advised against it.
If Coats is let go, this will be well over twenty high-ranking officials who have come and gone within the last two years of the con artist regime, including going through five different Propaganda Ministers until settling on the Christian who has no reserves about lying.
https://www.cnn.com/2019/02/20/politics/dan-coats-donald-trump-north-korea/index.html
