2026-07-17
23 分钟Before Trump, I think Attorney General, they felt powerful or at least an intellectual equal who could be at the table,
have a seat and be responded to.
It wasn't as if they were a true subordinate.
They knew that they were serving at the pleasure of the president,
but they did not believe that if the president was displeased,
that that meant that they would no longer have a job.
I'm Jane Koston, and this is What A Day, the show offering you pure, unadulterated enjoyment.
In this case, it's from Georgia Democratic Senator John Ossoff,
who asked President Donald Trump's nominee to serve as Director of National Intelligence,
Jay Clayton, an incredibly easy question on Wednesday.
Is that right?
No, that's not right.
Then answer the question, who won the 2020 election?
I have answered the question.
Answer it.
What is your answer?
I've given you my answer.
What is your answer?
You refuse to answer a basic question about who won a presidential election,
but you ask to lead America's intelligence community?