TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 2月3日 07時54分

At a congressional hearing on national security threats, leaders of all the major intelligence agencies—including the Directors of National Intelligence, the CIA and the FBI, photographed on Jan. 29—contradicted President Trump on issues relating to North Korea, Russia, the Islamic State and Iran. In response, Trump said the intelligence chiefs were "passive and naïve" and suggested they "should go back to school." In the wake of his renewed attacks on the U.S. intelligence community, senior intelligence briefers are breaking two years of silence to warn that the President is endangering American security with what they say is a stubborn disregard for their assessments. Citing multiple in-person episodes, these officials say Trump displays what one called "willful ignorance" when presented with analyses generated by #America’s $81 billion-a-year intelligence services. The officials, who include analysts who prepare Trump’s briefs and the briefers themselves, describe futile attempts to keep his attention by using visual aids, confining some briefing points to two or three sentences, and repeating his name and title as frequently as possible. What is most troubling, say these officials and others in government and on Capitol Hill who have been briefed on the episodes, are Trump’s angry reactions when he is given information that contradicts positions he has taken or beliefs he holds. Read more at the link in bio. Photograph by Martin H. Simon—picture-alliance/dpa/@apnews

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