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- CIA Director Mike Pompeo failed to disclose links to a company owned by the Chinese government during his 2017 confirmation.
- The CIA defended Pompeo’s omission saying, “He would have no reason to know details on the layers of companies” that worked with a business he ran in Kansas.
- But in 2010, Pompeo expressly described the Chinese company as a supplier to his own firm.
CIA Director Mike Pompeo failed to disclose links to a company owned by the Chinese government.
Pompeo, who is set to attend a Senate confirmation hearing on Thursday in hopes of filling the vacant Secretary of State role, left out his connection to a Chinese company during last year’s confirmation to become head of the CIA.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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