Trump withdraws Biden's intelligence briefing | Donald Trump News

The U.S. president said that exes can access confidential information “no need”.

U.S. President Donald Trump announced that he will revoke intelligence briefings from former President Joe Biden in his latest retribution bill for rivals.

Trump said Friday that Biden “does not need to” retain a “safety permit” and that he is taking action in response to his predecessor’s chance to revoke his confidential material after leaving the office.

“He set this precedent in 2021 when he directed the intelligence community (IC) to block the 45th U.S. President (ME!) from accessing detailed information about national security,” Trump said in a post. About the Truth Society.

Trump also suggested that in Robert Hur's report on his predecessor's handling of confidential information, Biden could not trust sensitive information, describing Democrats' memories as “vague” and ” Major restrictions.”

Hull, who refused to file a lawsuit against Biden, said the then president worked hard to remember key dates, such as his son Beau and his time as vice president.

Trump's callback to his signature slogan on Reality TV Show, Trump said in the capital: “Joe, you're fired.”

White House Communications Director Steven Cheung shared Trump’s announcement on X, adding: “Blow Jack, you won’t come back!”

Biden did not immediately comment, despite attacks on some former officials of his administration during the move.

“This won't lower the price of eggs,” the former senior White House deputy secretary Andrew Bates said in an article on X.

The U.S. president does not require a security permit and can access confidential information through his position.

Traditionally, the former president has requested access rights, but no formal security licensing procedures are involved.

Shortly after taking office, Biden said Trump was unable to obtain intelligence briefings due to his efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election, and eventually the riot held at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021.

“I just don't think he needs to do an intelligence brief,” Biden said in an interview with CBS News at the time.

“What value gives him an intelligence brief? What impact does he have besides what he might slip and say?”

Trump has been charged with four counts of crimes for his efforts to cancel the vote, including a conspiracy to deceive the U.S. and a plot to conspiracy to civil rights, dismissing the case along with several other prosecutions he faces after he is re-elected Before this case.

Since taking office on January 20, Trump's administration has revoked intelligence briefings from dozens of critics and competitors.

Among them is Mark Milley, a retired Army general who described Republicans as “the core fascist” and more than 50 former intelligence officials signed up for a The letter, which mistakenly stated that the emails on Hunter Biden’s laptop were part of a false propaganda campaign in Russia.

Trump also canceled security details from past colleagues who stood out, including former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and former national security adviser John Bolton.