Spies Reveal: Trump Visit To CIA Made Us Hate Him More
Intelligence agency officials say Donald Trump’s visit to the CIA made them dislike him even more.
In his visit to CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia on Saturday, Donald Trump stood in front of the wall honoring fallen CIA agents and complained in the most petty way possible about negative media coverage of himself and his presidential campaign.
That behavior did not apparently sit well with intel officials, who have already been the subject of verbal attacks from Trump for exposing the connections between Russia and his team.
Those officials tell CBS News Trump’s visit was “uncomfortable” and his verbal antics “made relations with the intelligence community worse.”
Former CIA director John Brennan, who previously struck out at Trump after he compared his treatment by the intelligence community to “Nazi Germany,” also blasted Trump’s appearance at Langley. Brennan said Trump should be ashamed of himself for the way he behaved.
In his visit to CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia on Saturday, Donald Trump stood in front of the wall honoring fallen CIA agents and complained in the most petty way possible about negative media coverage of himself and his presidential campaign.
That behavior did not apparently sit well with intel officials, who have already been the subject of verbal attacks from Trump for exposing the connections between Russia and his team.
Those officials tell CBS News Trump’s visit was “uncomfortable” and his verbal antics “made relations with the intelligence community worse.”
Former CIA director John Brennan, who previously struck out at Trump after he compared his treatment by the intelligence community to “Nazi Germany,” also blasted Trump’s appearance at Langley. Brennan said Trump should be ashamed of himself for the way he behaved.
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