US spy chief Dan Coats leaves post after feud with Trump | Donald Trump News | Al Jazeera
Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats: Russia is Attempting to Influence US Midterms, Divide Transatlantic Alliance - Atlantic Council
Senators question if Dan Coats is tough enough to be intelligence director | Trump administration | The Guardian
Intelligence Officials Sidestep Senate Questions on Trump and Russia - The New York Times
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President George W. Bush shakes hands with Judge Samuel A. Alito in the Roosevelt Room of the White House Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2006, after the Senate voted to confirm Judge Alito as
Intelligence Director Coats Faces Senate Amid Swirl of New Claims of Trump Interference
Dan Coats ousted as director of national intelligence for telling Trump the truth.
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Top intel officials Coats and Rogers say they've never been 'pressured' on Russia investigations
Trump singled out Dan Coats in morning rant about intelligence community | CNN Politics
Trump picks Wilbur Ross for commerce, Todd Ricketts as deputy - UPI.com
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Coats and Rogers refuse to say if Trump asked them to sway Russia probe - POLITICO
Mueller report reveals how Donald Trump pushed Coats, Pompeo, Rogers
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US Intelligence Chiefs Decline to Discuss Conversations with Trump
Dan Coats To Depart As Director Of National Intelligence : NPR
Dan Coats disrupted meeting to urge Sue Gordon to resign: Report | Washington Examiner
Dan Coats, Trump's Former Intelligence Chief, Rejoins Law Firm - WSJ
Top intel official interrupted meeting to urge his deputy to resign | CNN Politics
Top intel officials hide scandal info from congressional oversight
Woodward book: Former intel chief Dan Coats believed "Putin had something on Trump"
Dan Coats is to step down as director of national intelligence | The Economist
Dan Coats, Andrew McCabe Testify at Senate: Watch Online | Time
Spy Chief, a Frequent Guest at the White House, is MIA at Headquarters – Foreign Policy
