A CIA official explains how the agency sets aside personal politics to serve any president. The President is the CIA's 'first customer,' and the agency's job is collecting intelligence the president requests, not making policy.
The difference between then and now is, as I said, like, we pretty much parked our politics at the door. Yeah. I didn't talk about it with colleagues. Yeah. It didn't matter who the president was. The president in the CIA is called the first customer, and that means that's who we're gathering this intelligence for. You gotta respect them and listen to them. Right. Yeah. Whatever the first customer wants to know, our job is to find that out for him. Right. But the CIA's job is not to create policy. Right. It's to get information. Right.
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