Security Clearance Should Be Revoked for All Who Leave Gov't, Ex-FBI Asst. Dir. Says

The video features a discussion with a former FBI assistant director, Bill, about the revocation of security clearances for government officials after they leave office. Bill argues that security clearances should be revoked unless the individual continues to work in a capacity that requires it. He shares his personal experience of losing access to classified information upon leaving the FBI. The discussion also covers the opposing view that former officials should retain clearances to provide advice to current officials. Bill suggests a formal process for reinstating clearances if needed, emphasizing that access to classified information should be limited to those actively serving in government roles.

What was the initial topic of discussion involving the president's comments?

• The president's comments on the Mueller investigation

• The president's travel plans

• The president's health care reforms

• The president's economic policies

According to Bill, when should a former government official retain their security clearance?

• When they are retiring

• When they are starting a business

• When they are advising the new administration

• When they are writing a book

What does Bill believe should happen to security clearances when someone leaves government service?

• They should be transferred to a family member

• They should be revoked

• They should be automatically renewed

• They should be sold to the highest bidder

What is the argument for allowing former officials to keep their security clearances?

• To enable them to write memoirs

• To allow them to provide advice

• To help them find new jobs

• To increase their social status

What does Bill suggest should happen if a former official needs to access classified information again?

• They should be allowed to access it without clearance

• They should be given a temporary pass

• Their security clearance should be reinstated

• They should be denied access permanently