Clayton, a former Manhattan prosecutor, will succeed Tulsi Gabbard after a stalemate over spy law reauthorization
Senate confirms Jay Clayton as US intelligence director
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Walter Joseph "Jay" Clayton was confirmed by the Senate to be Donald Trump's next director of national intelligence (DNI), ending a stalemate affecting the reauthorization of key spying legislation. Clayton's nomination sailed through the chamber on Tuesday after clearing a procedural vote just a day earlier, teeing up him to be sworn in within days. Clayton was previously a federal prosecutor in Manhattan.
Furthermore, He is the successor to Tulsi Gabbard, who resigned in June. Trump nominated Clayton for the post. - Jay is exceptional in every way, and he will do a fantastic job as intelligence chief, Trump writes.
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Walter Joseph "Jay" Clayton was confirmed by the Senate to be Donald Trump's next director of national intelligence (DNI), ending a stalemate affecting the reauthorization of key spying legislation.
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Clayton's nomination sailed through the chamber on Tuesday after clearing a procedural vote just a day earlier, teeing up him to be sworn in within days.
according to The Independent — WorldClayton was previously a federal prosecutor in Manhattan.
according to ADHe is the successor to Tulsi Gabbard, who resigned in June.
according to ADTrump nominated Clayton for the post. - Jay is exceptional in every way, and he will do a fantastic job as intelligence chief, Trump writes.
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Walter Joseph "Jay" Clayton was confirmed by the Senate to be Donald Trump's next director of national intelligence (DNI), ending a...
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