CIA veterans make case for first black director as Biden weighs decision

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CIA insiders believe Darrell Blocker, one of the highest-ranking African Americans to have served in the clandestine service, could be the best candidate to restore morale to an agency bruised by four years of President Trump.

The 32-year intelligence service veteran is among those being considered by President-elect Joe Biden for the post of director of the CIA, according to a source familiar with the process.

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