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In early January 2017 former [[NSA]] official John Schindler tweeted, "When @IgnatiusPost speaks, Langley's 7th floor lips are moving. <ref>https://mobile.twitter.com/20committee/status/819764059096678402?lang=en </ref> "Langley's 7th floor" is a reference to [[CIA]] headquarters. | In early January 2017 former [[NSA]] official John Schindler tweeted, "When @IgnatiusPost speaks, Langley's 7th floor lips are moving. <ref>https://mobile.twitter.com/20committee/status/819764059096678402?lang=en </ref> "Langley's 7th floor" is a reference to [[CIA]] headquarters. | ||
| − | In early February 2017 Ignatius came under [[FBI]] investigation in relation to leaks of classified information that led to the resignation of Gen. [[Michael Flynn]], President [[Donald Trump]]'s first appointment as [[National Security | + | In early February 2017 Ignatius came under [[FBI]] investigation in relation to leaks of classified information that led to the resignation of Gen. [[Michael Flynn]], President [[Donald Trump]]'s first appointment as [[National Security Advisor]].<ref>https://www.superstation95.com/index.php/world/3216 </ref> |
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 16:49, February 20, 2017
David Ignatius is reporter for the Washington Post.
In early January 2017 former NSA official John Schindler tweeted, "When @IgnatiusPost speaks, Langley's 7th floor lips are moving. [1] "Langley's 7th floor" is a reference to CIA headquarters.
In early February 2017 Ignatius came under FBI investigation in relation to leaks of classified information that led to the resignation of Gen. Michael Flynn, President Donald Trump's first appointment as National Security Advisor.[2]