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Fiorina, reportedly considered for national intelligence director, calls China 'most important adversary'
Jacob Pramuk

Carly Fiorina, who is reportedly under consideration to be Donald Trump's director of national intelligence, met with the president Monday and said the pair discussed China as "our most important adversary."
Trump met with the former Hewlett-Packard CEO and his one-time presidential rival to discuss the director of national intelligence position, The New York Times reported, citing a senior transition official. 

She did not tell the reporters in New York's Trump Tower if she talked about the job with Trump.
Fiorina said the pair "spent a fair amount of time talking about China as probably our most important adversary and a rising adversary. We talked about hacking, whether it's Chinese hacking or purported Russian hacking."
Fiorina's comments highlighting China as an adversary follow Trump's provocations of Beijing shortly after he was elected by skirting decades of foreign policy precedent. 

She said Trump has an opportunity to "reset the trajectory of the economy, to reset the role of government, to reset America's role in the world and how we're perceived in the world."
The director of national intelligence leads the U.S. intelligence community and is the top intelligence advisor to the president. 

The position and Fiorina's comments take on even more significance after Trump slammed the intelligence community following reports about Russia's involvement in the U.S. election.