Some Trump insiders are raising red flags over indications that a top Clinton advisor, former President George W. Bush’s secretary of state and a defense contractor are being eyed for the president’s top intelligence advisory group.

Dormant for a year, efforts are underway to set up the President’s Intelligence Advisory Board, an outside group of experts that judges the quality of U.S. foreign intelligence.

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