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Even as a former president, Donald Trump is different from his predecessors …
The prosecution process against him is still ongoing. But the new president of the United States, Joe Biden, could already deny him a privilege, for precautionary measures!
He doesn’t want to give Trump access to sensitive intelligence information as usual.
► What is the reason? Biden called Trump’s behavior in an interview with the US television station CBS this Friday as “erratic”! He was afraid he might divulge secret information.
He doesn’t want to speculate on what might happen, but Trump simply doesn’t need the information anymore, Biden said.
The president also emphasized that this assessment was independent of Trump’s role in the assault on the Capitol by his supporters in early January.
“What does intelligence bring you, what influence does it have, except that you might make a mistake and say something?” Biden asked. His interview with CBS will air before Sunday’s Super Bowl, arguably the biggest football game of the year.
Former US presidents generally continue to receive confidential reports from the secret services. Before Trump can understand this, Biden has to agree.
Critics had accused Trump of having disclosed secret information several times as president. In addition, according to constant reports in the US media, he is said to have shown little interest in intelligence-laden briefings during his tenure.
Informational meetings were recently noted only rarely on his public calendar, with Biden being almost every day.
Photo: Rich Pedroncelli / AP
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Adam Schiff, chairman of the House Secret Service committee, also asked Biden to cancel briefings for Trump.
“There is no circumstance under which you should receive more information,” Schiff said shortly before Trump ended his term last month. “I don’t think he can be trusted now or in the future.”
