More Than 100 Intelligence Staffers Will Be Fired Over Sexually Explicit Texts In NSA Chatrooms, Gabbard Says
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard said Tuesday she ordered the firing of more than 100 intelligence officers who allegedly engaged in sexually explicit conversations in the National Security Agency internal chat rooms.
Over 100 US Intelligence Staff Fired Over Sexually Explicit Chats
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard said that more than 100 employees from across the intelligence community had been fired for using a secure government chat normally used to share sensitive information to participate in sexually explicit conversations.
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