Catalan Colins of CNN pressed the White House press secretary Karolin Levitt on Wednesday Comments made by President Trump last month Coalins said that the “weak” director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard.
Gabard Joined in Levit On Wednesday, for the White House Press briefing and the latest documents of his office spoke to reporters, alleging that the Obama administration officials misled the public about the intelligence around Russian intervention in the 2016 elections.
Coalins asked Gabbard to respond to those who say that “you are only issuing these documents, now to improve your standing with the President, he said that your intelligence assessments were wrong.”
Livit later responded to Gabbard and pushed back on the basis of Colins’ question.
“Who is saying? Levitt asked Colins.
Coalins replied, “The President has publicly reduced it when he comes to Iran.” “She said she was wrong. She told me that she did not know what she was talking about. She was on the Air Force One on the camera.”
Journalists were referring to a moment last month when the President was asked about the assessment of his intelligence community that there was no evidence that Iran was close to making a nuclear weapon, which was on obstacles with the President’s own perspective.
“My intelligence community is wrong,” Trump said at that time. About Gabbard, he said: “He is wrong.”
But Levit ever denied the President’s lack of confidence in Gabad and otherwise pointed to the finger on the press to suggest.
“Only those who are suggesting that the director of National Intelligence will issue evidence to try to stand with the President, there are people in this room who constantly try to sow mistrust and anarchy between the President’s cabinet, and is not working,” said Lewet.
The press secretary said, “I am with the President of the United States every day. He has immense confidence in director Gabbard. He always has. He is continuing and it is true for his entire cabinet, which is all working as a team to fulfill the promises made by this President,” the press secretary said.
