Here is why the CIA may have found Trump's speech deeply offensive
President Donald Trump looks left toward the crowd as he delivers a speech at a "Thank You Tour" rally held at the Giant Center (Shutterstock)
January 23, 2017
Senior Newsweek writer Kurt Eichenwald took to Twitter today to explain why he believes Donald Trump's Saturday appearance in front of CIA staffers might be considered offensive by members of the intelligence community.
The event was reportedly intended to patch relations between the administration and the CIA. But intelligence sources told CBS that it may have made things worse. They also claimed that the clapping and cheering came primarily from Trump supporters who'd been brought to the event.
On Twitter Eichenwald explained why this could be seen as disrespectful.
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