Obama unveils new intelligence chief

US President Barack Obama said he wants the Senate to act quickly to approve his nominee to head the nation’s 16 spy agencies as he unveiled his choice today.

Obama unveils new intelligence chief
Sat, 05 Jun, 2010 - 18:01

US President Barack Obama said he wants the Senate to act quickly to approve his nominee to head the nation’s 16 spy agencies as he unveiled his choice today.

He said Pentagon intelligence official James Clapper must not fall victim to Washington politics.

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