Trump picks Jay Clayton for Director of National Intelligence
The short version
- Attorney for the Southern District of New York, as the permanent Director of National Intelligence.
- Why it matters: Clayton would replace Trump's current acting director Bill Pulte, who critics say doesn't have enough experience for the role.
The story
President Trump announced Thursday that he'll nominate Jay Clayton, the current U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, as the permanent Director of National Intelligence.
Why it matters: Clayton would replace Trump's current acting director Bill Pulte, who critics say doesn't have enough experience for the role.
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- The American ConservativeJay Clayton Sworn in as Director of National Intelligence21 days ago
- BreitbartJay Clayton Sworn in as Director of National Intelligence22 days ago
- The Guardian — WorldJay Clayton sworn in as US director of national intelligence22 days ago
- ZeroHedgeJay Clayton To Become Top US Intel Official On Monday24 days ago
- Washington ExaminerJay Clayton to take over as DNI on Monday: Pulte24 days ago
- Google NewsDNI to begin transition from Pulte to Clayton on Monday - Politico26 days ago
- AxiosInside Trump's Senate playbook27 days ago
- NPRSenate confirms Jay Clayton as director of national intelligence29 days ago
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