For the first time, new national intelligence director John Negroponte stepped into the Oval Office this week to present President Bush with his classified daily intelligence briefing.The Wednesday morning session came as the administration is rethinking the way the government handles intelligence information following a series of reports critical of how spy agencies collect and share information. It also underscored that the White House is not immediately heeding the advice of a blue-ribbon presidential commission on intelligence, which recommended last month that someone other than Negroponte brief the president each day.Full Story
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