Nikki Haley: Intelligence community ‘hugely important’ to my work

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Joining a small group of journalists on Tuesday, I asked U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, how important the U.S. intelligence community is to her day to day work.

“Hugely important,” she said. Noting that New York City is a hub of espionage activity for many different nations, Haley continued, “What we need is for the U.S. to know what other countries are thinking and doing. And for us to focus on what it takes for us to keep Americans safe. I value the intelligence community greatly, they have been hugely helpful in me doing my job and are really unsung heroes that don’t get enough credit for what they do.”

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