|
Gina Haspel, a 30-year veteran of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency, was sworn in Monday's as the spy agency's first female director. President Donald Trump watched as Vice President Mike Pence swore in the 61-year-old Haspel during a ceremony at the CIA headquarters, outside Washington."Gina is tough, she is strong and when it comes to defending America, Gina will never back down," Trump said. "The men and women of this agency deserve exceptional leadership and that is what they are getting." Trump called her "a very special person...someone who has served this country with extraordinary skill and devotion." He said "there is no one in this country better qualified for this extraordinary office than you." She is replacing Mike Pompeo, who recently became U.S. secretary of state and stood nearby as Haspel, his deputy at the CIA, took the oath of office. Haspel described her life at CIA and that of other U.S. intelligence workers as "more than a career," but rather "a calling" to protect the country against terrorist attacks. The U.S. Senate confirmed Haspel last Thursday by a vote of 54-45, ending a tumultuous nomination process in which lawmakers revisited the CIA's past interrogation practices. 为美国中央情报局服务超过30年的吉娜·哈斯佩尔星期一宣誓成为这个美国情报机构的第一位女局长。 川普总统出席了在华盛顿郊外的中情局总部举行的就职仪式，他赞扬哈斯佩尔“很坚强，在捍卫美国的问题上……永远不会退缩.”川普说，“这个机构的男女工作人员应该有卓越的领导人，而这正是他们得到的。” | 
