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## Video: House Intel Chairman Warns of ‘Serious National Security Threat.” What We Know So Far

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_Published 2024-02-14. The chairman of the House Intelligence Committee issued a cryptic statement on Wednesday requesting President Joe Biden to declassify information about a “serious national security threat” so that the U.S. and its allies can openly discuss how to respond._


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## Transcript

So first, I reached out earlier this week to the gang of eight not to offer myself up for a personal briefing to the gang of eight. And in fact, we scheduled a briefing for the four house members of the gang of eight tomorrow. So I am a bit surprised the congressman Turner came out publicly today in advance of the meeting on the books for me to go sit with him alongside our intelligence and defense professionals tomorrow. That's his choice to do that. All I can tell you is that I'm focused on going to see him sit with him as well as the other house members of the gang of eight tomorrow, and I'm not in a position to say anything further from this Podium at this time other than to make the broad point that this Administration has gone further and in more creative more strategic ways Del with a d class declassification of intelligence in the National interest of the United States than any Administration in history.

I so you definitely are not going to find an unwillingness to do that when it's in our national security. Chris to do so at the same time we of course have to continue to prioritize and focus very much on the issue of sources and methods will do that. Ultimately. These are decisions for the president to make but in the meantime, the most important thing is we have the opportunity to sit in a classified setting and have the kind of conversation with the house intelligence leadership that I have fact had scheduled before Congressman Turner went out.

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