The Director of National Intelligence Is Important Because He or She

question 39

Multiple Choice

The Director of National Intelligence is important because he or she is

• A) the highest ranking official in the Department of Homeland Security.
• B) the only official in the United States who has access to every top-secret government file.
• C) responsible for coordinating the efforts of intelligence agencies and issuing a national security report to the media each morning.
• D) responsible for coordinating the efforts of intelligence agencies and reporting directly to the president each morning.

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