Was assassinated by a procuban american leftist a disturbed former marine named Lee Harvey Oswald at the end. Ill have some reflections about the assassination. Before we get to the main intelligence events of this administration. I want to mention a couple of other developments that theyre not as spectacular, but still they deserve to be remembered as important milestones in us Intelligence History and they leave a legacy to this day. One of them is the president s daily brief. Which was created for kennedy as the president s Intelligence Checklist when i first came to cia in 1990 i was i learned that one of the nicknames that insiders used was the Pickle Factory. They never use the company, but they used the term the Pickle Factory and i couldnt figure out what it was until later. I became a Ci Historian and heard about the pickle. The president s Intelligence Checklist. It was renamed. Of course the president s daily brief and continues to this day. Every president has used it and m
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time. indeed, the cia has a wonderful study of intelligence success. though in fashion to typical to our community, it is classified. it talks about the various intelligence analyses. what it makes clear is that the successes resulted not from a sparkling single analysis from a but from a process over time where intelligence analysts could better understand what policy people needed, and policy people could calibrate and direct to some extent with the intelligent analysts work on. it is a process that i think raises two questions that were themes this morning. one is, you can imagine lots of possible ways that we intelligence could support presidents daily. so what is the best way? in particular, how best to manage the balance between immediately tactical, reporting information and more strategic thinking? my role at the national intelligence council is meant to be very strategic. we are dominated by current intelligence. our challenge is trying to think, how do we get the
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president s daily brief delivering intelligence to the first customer. 50 years ago, president johnson in an address to american business leaders said a long axiom in my political thinking is a man s judgment is no better than his information on any given subject. since its creation, the president s daily brief has served to provide our commanders in chief with the intelligence that informs vital decisions relating to our foreign and national security policy. in short, these classified documents offer presidents the tools they need to render their best judgment. first known as the president s intelligence checklist, or the pickle when it was introduced in june 1961, the document became known as the president s daily brief, or pdb in december of 1964. it represents the distillation of intelligence material deemed worthy of a president s attention, providing not just news, but importantly, context and analysis. today s program which includes our nation s top intelligence offici