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John Schindler got a lot of attention over the weekend for his Observer article, “The Spy Revolt Against Trump Begins.” Here’s the bit that raised the most eyebrows: 
  
 A new report by CNN indicates that important parts of the infamous spy dossier that professed to shed light on President Trump’s shady Moscow ties have been corroborated by communications intercepts….SIGINT confirms that some of the non-salacious parts of what Steele reported, in particular how senior Russian officials conspired to assist Trump in last year’s election, are substantially based in fact. 
  
 ….Our spies have had enough of these shady Russian connections—and they are starting to push back….In light of this, and out of worries about the White House’s ability to keep secrets, some of our spy agencies have begun withholding intelligence from the Oval Office. Why risk your most sensitive information if the president may ignore it anyway? A senior National Security Agency official explained that NSA was systematically holding back some of the “good stuff” from the White House, in an unprecedented move. 
  
 ….What’s going on was explained lucidly by a senior Pentagon intelligence official, who stated that “since January 20, we’ve assumed that the Kremlin has ears inside the SITROOM,” meaning the White House Situation Room, the 5,500 square-foot conference room in the West Wing where the president and his top staffers get intelligence briefings. “There’s not much the Russians don’t know at this point,” the official added in wry frustration. ||||| Shocking Report Indicates Spy Agencies Withholding Information 
  
 A report from the Wall Street Journal indicates that U.S. intelligence officials are withholding information from President Trump because they claim that they’re worried about the information becoming compromised or getting leaked according to officials. 
  
 From The WSJ: 
  
 In some of these cases of withheld information, officials have decided not to show Mr. Trump the sources and methods that the intelligence agencies use to collect information, the current and former officials said. Those sources and methods could include, for instance, the means that an agency uses to spy on a foreign government. A White House official said: “There is nothing that leads us to believe that this is an accurate account of what is actually happening.”… …It wasn’t clear Wednesday how many times officials have held back information from Mr. Trump. The officials emphasized that they know of no instance in which crucial information about security threats or potential plotting has been omitted. Still, the misgivings that have emerged among intelligence officials point to the fissures spreading between the White House and the U.S. spy agencies. 
  
 The Wall Street Journal is usually a premium source for quality information but this article seemed to be more bias than usual. The article highlighted the apparent mistrust between the intelligence community and President Trump but seemed to make an attempt at making President Trump look incompetent. There was absolutely no mention of how President Obama expanded the powers of the NSA right before he left office and there was little written about how someone is committing Treason by illegally leaking sensitive information. 
  
 The intelligence community works for President Trump. President Trump does not work for the intelligence community. If the intelligence community is hiding sensitive information from President Trump then they need to be released from their positions immediately and an investigation needs to take place to see if any charges need to be pressed. 
  
 The real scandal here is that classified information is illegally given out by “intelligence” like candy. Very un-American! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 15, 2017 
  
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 Late Wednesday night, the Wall Street Journal published a big story alleging that, according to “current and former [intelligence] officials,” US spies have been withholding sensitive intelligence from President Donald Trump. 
  
 In some of these cases of withheld information, officials have decided not to show Mr. Trump the sources and methods that the intelligence agencies use to collect information, the current and former officials said. Those sources and methods could include, for instance, the means that an agency uses to spy on a foreign government. A White House official said: “There is nothing that leads us to believe that this is an accurate account of what is actually happening.” … The officials emphasized that they know of no instance in which crucial information about security threats or potential plotting has been omitted. Still, the misgivings that have emerged among intelligence officials point to the fissures spreading between the White House and the U.S. spy agencies. 
  
 This follows a previous report this week in the New York Observer that conveyed similar murmurs from within the intelligence community. 
  
 It’s worth keeping in mind that what Kevin Drum said about that earlier report is still true: ||||| The real scandal here is that classified information is illegally given out by "intelligence" like candy. Very un-American! |||||
"Information is illegally given out by 'intelligence' like candy," tweeted President Trump Wednesday. A new report from the Wall Street Journal alleges some of that candy is being withheld from the president himself. Some of what's allegedly being kept from Trump by US intelligence officials are the means by which intelligence was gathered. That's not entirely new: Past presidents have been kept in the dark about sources and methods. The new flavor here, per the unnamed current and former officials the Journal spoke with, is that those instances weren't "motivated by a concern about a president’s trustworthiness or discretion" as they allegedly are now. Though there was friction between Trump and the intelligence community before he took office, it's the president's warm regards for Vladimir Putin and the nature of his team's interactions with Russia that have caused the misgivings, the sources say. The fear: that information could be "leaked or compromised." The report was quickly rebutted by both sides, with a rep for the Office of Director of National Intelligence plainly calling it "not true." How others are responding: The conservative Gateway Pundit writes "the intelligence community works for President Trump. President Trump does not work for the intelligence community. If the intelligence community is hiding sensitive information from President Trump then they need to be released from their positions immediately and an investigation needs to take place." On the left, Mother Jones has this from its own Kevin Drum: "'Inside' reporting about the intelligence community is notoriously unreliable ... but just the fact that stuff like this is getting a respectful public hearing is damning all by itself."