CIA Holds First Public Conference on Intelligence

CIA Director: Agency's reputation is tarnished, needs polishing






The CIA and Georgetown University teamed up Wednesday to hold their first ever conference focusing on intelligence in the 21st century. CIA Director John Brennan spoke at the conference, expressing his concerns over the public's waning perception of the spy agency. Saying that with high-profile intelligence failures and a harsh media atmosphere, the agency needs to better communicate with the public to restore trust.