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Trump says he hopes ‘less shackled’ Pulte shrinks intelligence agencies
President Trump expressed hope that acting Director of National Intelligence Bill Pulte will reduce the size of his new office, which he described as 'too big.' The comments were made during an interview with The Wall Street Journal amid controversy surrounding Pulte's appointment.
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