Trump will receive 1 report security as a candidate

Washington - Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, should receive their first report to the national security of the United States intelligence officials this week, sources said on Tuesday.

Office Representatives of the Director of National Intelligence inform the entrepreneur in New York regarding a comprehensive range of foreign policy and national security issues, but will not provide ultrassigilosas information about undercover operations of US spies in progress or about the identities and methods of intelligence sources, according to a source familiar with the matter.

The Director of National Intelligence serves as head of the US intelligence community, advising the President, the National Security Council and the Council of Homeland Security on issues related to national security.

"I know there will be a report, which will be this week," he confirmed the foreign policy adviser of Trump, Walid Phares, in an email to Reuters.

ABC News television network reported that, at the time of the report, Trump will have two chairpersons first echelon company, General Michael Flynn, former director of the Intelligence Agency of Defense, and the governor of New Jersey, Chris Christie, who leads the presidential transition team of Trump.