The Office of the Director of National Intelligence’s (ODNI) new Directors Initiatives’ Group (DIG) will review some of the largest scandals of the Biden administration and explore election vulnerabilities from 2020 and 2022 in a bid to bring transparency to a public that has soured on an intelligence community increasingly seen as biased.
“This is a massive problem that has an easy solution. ODNI must utilize its oversight authority, which is required by law, but has never been done before,” a spokesperson for the office said. “IC officials should expect that someone will be actively checking their homework, ensuring analytical integrity and unbiased collection, and compliance with constitutional and statutory mandates. In part, that
is why ODNI was created.”
DNI Tulsi Gabbard, a longtime critic of the “deep state”, assumed the post this year, promising to uproot bad actors within the intelligence network and to restore public trust.
Among the top priorities for the panel will be the Russia collusion hoax, the Hunter Biden laptop, election vulnerabilities in 2020 and 2022, the Biden administration’s labeling of political opponents as “domestic terrorists,” and a host of others.
The ODNI also confirmed to Just the News that it planned to review cooperation and funding ties between the intelligence community and big tech to shed light on censorship efforts.
Comprising the task force are a mix of experts across federal agencies, including ODNI, CIA, DIA, NSA, DoD, and the FBI. Members have TS/SCI clearances and are subject to polygraph tests.
“This is a broken system that cannot be fixed without transparency into what we did wrong in our past,” the spokesperson said.
