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republicans should want it tool and better tools to enforce subpoenas and get investigations done so we ll see if it happens but i am looking forward to what this committee has to say about ways to increase their power and not just for this, of course, but down the road as well. stick with you, jennifer, on this. it s another subpoena question which is we know the new special counsel, our full understanding seven states targeted by president trump to try to overturn the results, election officials have now received subpoenas from the new special counsel. what does that tell you about the aggressive nature of the new special counsel or the pace. what s most noteworthy here? well, they re moving quickly and should have probably issued them some time ago. it may be they felt they were held up by the frivolous privilege aversions that were going on that now have been cleared by judge howell in d.c. so i m glad they ve done it and certainly need to talk to these people. it could be a fr
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Military intelligence agency wants to understand customers’ needs better The Defense Intelligence Agency chief information officer released a new customer-centric strategy. (sdecoret/Getty Images) WASHINGTON The chief information office of the Pentagon’s military intelligence arm has a new strategy to improve its understanding of customers’ needs. The Defense Intelligence Agency CIO four-year strategy aims to improve the relationship with its intelligence customers after stakeholders provided feedback that said the office didn’t understand their needs or what skills the office’s workforce should have. The DIA provides military customers with intelligence about foreign countries’ military capabilities. The strategy, released Dec. 31, includes four goals: