Intel Chief Says His Muslim Brotherhood Remark Misunderstood -- CNN
Washington (CNN) -- The nation's top intelligence officer sought to clarify Wednesday a comment that was roundly criticized when he said that the Muslim Brotherhood was a "secular" group.
Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, speaking to the Senate Intelligence Committee, said his comment last week was misunderstood and he only meant that the group is trying to work within secular political systems.
The group itself is not secular, Clapper said in an opening statement to Congress.
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