Exclusive: Minister of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard Fox News Digital learned of a new task force that restores transparency and accountability in the intelligence community.
The group is known as the Directors’ Initiative Group (DIG), starting with the investigation Weaponization within the intelligence community.
Officials say the group will also work to take root in politicization and expose unauthorized people Disclosure of confidential information. It will also effectively decrypt “information that contributes to the public interest”.
National Intelligence Agency Director Tulsi Gabbard has established a new working group to restore transparency and accountability in the intelligence community. (Andrew Caballero-Reynolds/AFP via Getty Images)
So far, the director’s initiative team has reviewed potentially decrypted documents, including information related to the origins of Covid-19 and the assassination documents of JFK, RFK and MLK; the initial Trump-Russian investigation; unusual health events; the Biden administration’s domestic surveillance and censorship of Americans.
Officials told Fox News that the director’s initiative team also leads an assessment of the structure, resources and personnel of the intelligence community to “approve efficiency and eliminate wasteful spending.”
Gabbard told Fox News Digital that she established “to rebuild trust in the intelligence community and to carry out the tasks required by President Trump’s intelligence-related execution orders.”
“We have identified wasted spending in real time, streamlining outdated processes, reviewing documents for decryption, and bringing ongoing efforts to address abuse of power and politicization,” Gabbard told Fox News Digital.
“President Trump promises the highest transparency and accountability of the American people,” she continued. “We are committed to implementing the president’s vision and focusing the intelligence community on its core mission: to ensure our security by providing timely, politically, objective, relevant intelligence to presidents and policymakers to inform their decisions to ensure the safety, security and freedom of the American people.”
Gabbard also invited staff from NSA chat rooms participating in sexual advocacy and is taking action against those who have leaked confidential information without authorization in the intelligence community.
President Donald Trump chose to serve as director of national intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, arrived at the Senate Intelligence Committee, where she confirmed her hearing on Capitol Hill on Thursday, January 30, 2025. (John MacDonald/AP)
In February, Gabbard said former President Joe Biden’s administration realized that “very Clear sexhighly inappropriate and unprofessional chats, “has been happening for years on the internal body of the National Intelligence Entity’s Information Commission, but they allowed it to continue. The chat rooms, she said, were “established due to DEI policies.”
Officials said federal employees allegedly abused the sexual fantasy of the internal agency information committee under the guise of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI).
Chat logs from the National Security Agency (NSA)’s “Intelink” messaging platform, reportedly obtained by conservative Manhattan Institute researchers through sources in the NSA, revealed employees from various intelligence agencies, discussing their experiences with them. Gender signature surgeryartificial genitals, hormone therapy, polywood and pronoun usage. Some of these agencies are reportedly included the Defense Intelligence Agency, the U.S. Naval Intelligence Agency and the NSA.
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An NSA spokesman told Fox News Digital that it is “actively investigating” potential abuse of messaging platforms operated by agents.
Meanwhile, since becoming the head of state intelligence, Gabbard has revoked security clearances for several people, including former President Joe Biden, former Vice President Kamala Harris, Hillary Clinton and other Trump political rivals. She also revoked the security permission of 51 signers of the letter “Fake Information” by Hunter Biden.
