The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has reportedly halted the sharing of certain intelligence assessments with the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) amid a turf war between the two agencies. This conflict, rooted in the controversial leadership of Tulsi Gabbard, who announced her resignation last month, has disrupted collaboration on national security analysis, particularly regarding the ongoing war with Iran. Sources indicate that a task force set up by Gabbard, the Director’s Initiatives Group (DIG), has acted recklessly by bypassing traditional intelligence-sharing protocols. This situation has resulted in the CIA and ODNI functioning as largely separate entities, undermining the ODNI's purpose of integrating intelligence inputs. The absence of CIA assessments from the Presidential Daily Brief (PDB) significantly impacts the intelligence provided to the president. The ongoing disputes reflect broader dysfunction within the administration, as Gabbard has been sidelined in critical national security discussions, with President Trump favoring CIA Director John Ratcliffe for key meetings related to the Iran conflict.