Exclusive: Director of National Intelligence Tarshi Gabbard Fox News Digital has established a new task force accused of restoring transparency and accountability in the intelligence community.
The group, known as the Director’s Initiative Group (DIG), starts with a survey. Weaponization within the intelligence news community.
Authorities said the group will work to eradicate politicization and expose injustice. Disclosed intelligence disclosure. It also works to declassify information “helpful in the public interest.”
National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard has established a new task force responsible for restoring transparency and accountability for the intelligence reporting community. (via Andrew Caballero-Reynolds/AFP Getty Images)
So far, the Director’s Initiative Group has reviewed potential declassification documents, including information related to Covid-19 and the origins of JFK, RFK and MLK assassination files. Original Trump Russia investigation. Abnormal health incidents; domestic surveillance by the Biden administration and censorship of Americans.
Authorities told Fox News Digital that the director’s initiative group is also doing key evaluations to “approve efficiency and eliminate wasteful spending.”
Gabbard told Fox News Digital that it has established a group “to rebuild trust in the intelligence community and perform the tasks necessary for President Trump’s intelligence report-related executive orders.”
“We are already leading ongoing efforts to identify wasteful spending in real time, streamline outdated processes, review declassification documents, and eradicate ongoing abuses of power and politicization,” Gabbard told Fox News Digital.
“President Trump has committed the greatest transparency and accountability to the American people,” she continued. “We are committed to implementing the President’s vision and focusing the intelligence reporting community on its core mission. We are committed to providing the president and policymakers with timely, apolitical, objective and relevant intelligence to inform decisions to ensure the safety, security and freedom of the American people.”
Gabbard also takes responsibility for employees who have joined sexually excellent NSA chat rooms and pursues actions against those who have committed fraudulent leaks of confidential information within the intelligence community.
Tarsi Gabbard, who has chosen President Donald Trump to become Director of the National Intelligence Affairs Bureau, arrives to appear before the Senate Intelligence Affairs Committee for a confirmation hearing at Capitol Hill in Washington on Thursday, January 30, 2025. (John McDonnell/Applications)
In February, Gabbard said that former President Joe Biden’s administration was “very good.” It’s sexually explicitVery inappropriate and unprofessional chatter “It’s been happening with the internal agency messaging committees across the national intelligence agency for many years, but they allowed it to continue. She said the chat rooms were “set for the DEI policy.”
Federal employees are still investigating that they allegedly diaded internal agency messaging committees on sexual fantasies under the guise of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI), officials say.
Chat logs from the National Security Agency (NSA) “Intelink” messaging platform, obtained by conservative Manhattan Institute researchers through sources within the NSA, revealed employees from various intelligence agencies were discussing their experiences. Gender correction surgeryartificial reproductive organs, hormone therapy, polyamory and pronoun use. These agencies reportedly include the Defense Intelligence Reporting Agency, US Navy Information and the NSA.
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After the Intellink chat log was released Monday, an NSA spokesman showed Fox News Digital that it was “actively investigating” the potential abuse of its agency-run messaging platform.
Meanwhile, Gabbard has revoked security clearances for several people, including former President Joe Biden, former Vice President Kamala Harris, Hillary Clinton and other Trump political opponents, since becoming director of National Intelligence. She also revoked security clearance for “51 signers of Hunter Biden ‘Disinformation’ Letters.”
