House Intelligence Committee

Declassified has learned that a member of the Republican staff of the House Intelligence Committee was the individual who introduced a senior National Security Agency official, indicted earlier this week for leaking classified information, to the journalist who allegedly received and wrote about the secret material.

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Once the story broke, Representative Jane Harman, who as ranking member of the House Intelligence Committee was another "Gang of 8" member, informed President Bush that she believed "the practice of briefing only certain Members of the intelligence committees violates the specific requirements of the National Security Act of 1947."

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But on Thursday, hours after congressional negotiators hailed a final deal over the scope and powers of a 9-11 panel, Cheney called House Intelligence Committee chairman Rep. Porter Goss, sources told NEWSWEEK.

Investigators, Keep Out 2007

As CNN had indicated last week, the -- the question regarding the chairmanship of the House Intelligence Committee has been a burning one here on Capitol Hill.

CNN Transcript Nov 28, 2006 2006

And Congressman Pete Hoekstra, chairman of the House Intelligence Committee will be our guest.

CNN Transcript Dec 7, 2004 2004

I think if anybody's going to explore this, it probably should be the House Intelligence Committee, which is bipartisan.

CNN Transcript Sep 30, 2003 2003

Congresswoman Jane Harman, ranking Democrat on a House Intelligence Committee is our guest next.

CNN Transcript Sep 29, 2003 2003

Quite transparently, none of this ever had anything to do with "concern" over who will lead the House Intelligence Committee which is why one searches in futility for all the in-depth media debates and analysis over the all-powerful Pete Hoekstra, but instead was all driven by the increasingly intense commitment to destroy Nancy Pelosi's ability to lead the House.

Archive 2006-11-01 Glenn Greenwald 2006

Quite transparently, none of this ever had anything to do with "concern" over who will lead the House Intelligence Committee which is why one searches in futility for all the in-depth media debates and analysis over the all-powerful Pete Hoekstra, but instead was all driven by the increasingly intense commitment to destroy Nancy Pelosi's ability to lead the House.

The end of the Epic Harman-Hastings Drama Glenn Greenwald 2006

HARMAN: Well, I'm ranking member on a subcommittee on the House Intelligence Committee which is doing, really, the first phase of the study.

CNN Transcript Feb 12, 2002 2002