Ex-CIA, NSA chief Michael Hayden: 2016 rhetoric 'scares me'

Michael Hayden Washington (CNN), the former Central Intelligence Agency director of the National Security Agency, said Republican candidate remarks in the presidential election were terrible.

Haydn answered comments from CNN 's Michael Holmes on Thursday' s campaign campaign. Holmes said Texas Senator Ted Cruise promised a carpet bomb attack against ISIS and Republican leader Donald Trump. Support for water and more rigorous interrogation techniques and recommend temporary prohibition against foreign Muslims

As far as the status of the United States in the world, Mr. Hayden said the United States did a good job in what he calls "melee attack" or real time battle. But he says we are behind a "deep war", which prevents people from planning to harm the United States over the next three to ten years.

Michael Hayden is a retired 4-star general who served as the Director of the Central Intelligence Agency, the Director of the National Security Agency (NSA), and the Central Security Office (CSS). General Hayden also served as the deputy director of the State Intelligence Agency and was the highest military intelligence officer in the United States. He is currently responsible for Chertoff Group, a security consulting company co-founded by Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff, and a visiting professor at George Mason University Public Policy Institute.

George · Hayden, former Prime Minister of the US Central Security Administration led by George W. Bush, joined Albright and Clinton and accused the playing cards as a primitive fascist. In the New York Times, Hayden condemned the quotes of famous historian Timothy Snyder, a chain Swindler who talked about the Trump regime. The truth is prefascism. This is ironic. In the era of Miss US National Security Agency, Hayden led the President Bush's illegal national security bureau's undocumented wiretapping program, but also the role of president Bush in sanctions against Afghanistan and Iraq and the national torture I repeatedly lied about implementation.

General Michael Hayden knows why it is difficult to be straightforward. Under the rule of Bush and Obama he was the Director of the former National Security Administration of Bush and the Director of the Central Intelligence Agency. The most difficult part of his work was to enter the elliptical office and tell the president to tell the president that the important part of his story was actually wrong. Needless to say, the president does not like being told in particular. * I will be back to CGS. CGS talks about a brain-based approach that maximizes talent, becomes a learning organization and brings all right things at the highest level. But all top leaders are talking about that language. You can see some warning signs when you dig a little. First, CGS uses pronouns of first person singular. Indeed, it seems that only one brain moves the entire enterprise. Since maintaining the standard is what the Army is doing, CGS also dismissed concerns about maintaining army standards (this is a "close-relatives" of "trusting us)."