NSA nominee Michael Rogers tells senators U.S. intelligence operations will be more open

By Tim Mak
Published March 11, 2014 12:00am ET



The president’s nominee to head the National Security Agency told the Senate Armed Services Committee Tuesday that he would add transparency to the country’s intelligence operations, expressing openness about delivering speeches about the agency’s mission and working with Congress to enact new cybersecurity legislation.

Sen. John McCain recommended that Vice Admiral Michael Rogers “give some speeches in various venues where you explain better to the American people exactly what you’re doing … and why you’re doing it.”

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