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In this study, four new Rachicladosporium species ( R. The species of this genus were reported from different substrates, habitats and environments, including plant leaves and needles, twig, black mould on baobab trees, rocks and insects. The fungal genus Rachicladosporium ( Cladosporiales, Cladosporiaceae), typified by cladosporium-like Rachicladosporium luculiae, includes a morphologically diverse assemblage of species. Trump touts word cloud showing ‘revenge,’ ‘dictatorship’ as what voters. Speaker Johnson enters 2024 with warring GOP factions Merry Christmas’Ĭhicago mayor slams Texas Gov. US to deliver $250M to Ukraine amid congressional stalemateīiden’s immigration problems grow with caravan headlines Obama drops annual favorite movies list, including 3 produced by his media. Graham visits NY Chick-fil-A to rail against Sunday openings: ‘We need to. Pro-Palestinian protesters snarl traffic at JFK, LAX What to know about the migrant caravan heading to the US Kinzinger says Christians who back Trump ‘don’t understand’ their religion įetterman on Carville’s Biden criticisms: ‘Shut the f‑‑‑ up’ GOP suggests President Biden may have obstructed justice in son’s defying. Jack Smith asks judge to bar Trump from making ‘political attacks’ in 2020. Trump demands recusal of Maine secretary of state in 14th Amendment. And that’s what the declassification law was about.” Giving my committee more intelligence doesn’t give it to the American public. The law says, ‘declassified,’ not, ‘give us more classified information.’ I mean, my committee has already seen a significant amount of this intelligence.

“Actually we just got this late late Friday, so I haven’t had access to it in a classified setting, but even releasing a classified annex goes against what the law says. When moderator Margaret Brennan asked about a classified annex of the report, Turner said the very existence of the annex contradicts the essence of the law, which requires the information to be declassified by the American public. “And certainly, this is going to set up … a battle between Congress and the Director of National Intelligence to make certain that that the law – that was passed unanimously, both the Senate and the House and was signed by the president – is complied with, but also the American public get the answers they deserve.” “We’ve asked to open the curtain and release the intelligence, and they went behind the curtain, read the stuff and came out and said, ‘Well, this is what we think about it.’” “What they did is they basically went in and did a paper on what they believe about the intelligence they’ve looked at,” Turner said of the report. In an interview on CBS News’s “Face the Nation,” Turner criticized the report for summarizing the findings, rather than giving a transparent look at the data and predicted this would set up a potential battle with Congress. The report was issued in compliance with a law passed by Congress that required all information related to this probe by the ODNI to be declassified.

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