Top US Intelligence Officials Defend Intelligence On Egypt -- Voice Of America
The top U.S. intelligence officials have defended their agencies' efforts to keep on top of rapidly unfolding developments in Egypt. Officials Thursday offered sobering assessments on a wide range of threats, ranging from terrorism to nuclear proliferation.
Director of National Intelligence Raymond Clapper rebutted criticism that government agencies, particularly the CIA, failed to warn policymakers that Tunisia and then Egypt were about to explode.
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