Trump says Bill Pulte will not be permanent director of national intelligence.
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Trump says Bill Pulte will not be permanent director of national intelligence.

President Trump stated Thursday that Bill Pulte, currently the Federal Housing Finance Agency director serving as acting director of national intelligence, will not be nominated for the permanent position. Trump cited ongoing interviews for other candidates and noted Pulte may review past elections. The selection has drawn bipartisan pushback from senators.

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Coverage splits between Trump's framing of Pulte as temporary placeholder (Bloomberg, Reuters) versus GOP resistance to permanent confirmation (PBS), while others focus narrowly on acting status and procedural hurdles.
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Trump says Bill Pulte will only serve in an acting capacity as DNI
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“Trump stresses Pulte 'not going to be permanent' intelligence chief” · PBS NewsHour, The Hill, Bloomberg, Reuters

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