Why a CIA report on Havana Syndrome was rescinded
Earlier this year, then-Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard released a memo criticizing former assessments of Havana Syndrome.
“One thing that came out of the Tulsi Gabbard report was a full rescission of the intelligence community assessments, and that’s a big deal in the intelligence community to have those kinds of reports fully flipped over,” Michael Rey, co-author of “The Havana Syndrome,” told Compass Points host Nick Schifrin.
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