She said one of the very first things she's going to do as the DNI is look into these drone and UAP issues. Now, this is this is potentially a cabinet level position that she is now saying for the record, these are going to be some of our priorities.
But she as DNI for people out there who are less familiar with, I guess, the organizational structure of government.
Now if you want to for people who don't understand what the DNI is, everybody knows who the director of the CIA, right? What they do.
But the DNI position is kind of a new position. And it really didn't it didn't start until probably the intelligence reform and terrorism prevention act of 2004.
I believe that established the position of a DNI. So why do we need a DNI? What does it do? And so you need to really look back like 80 years in American history to understand
And so that's why you have this creation of the DNI and in theory, she should be read on to everything.
So you have different, if you will, Bubba's and Bubbets that work for the DNI, managing certain functional areas, like NIM Aviation or maritime domain awareness.
And they, in theory, should be read on to everything as well within their portfolios and then bring that information up to the DNI.
And so that's really, I know it's a long-winded way to explain what is the DNI, but if you really want to answer, you really need to start 70 years ago to have that conversation.
People are saying, oh, now you see why we have a DNI.
Anyway, so we started this off where we were talking about Tozi Gabbard and DNI position,
example earlier when you were talking about DNI about all the possible things that you'd have to