MI5, MI6, and GCHQ all said they don't take Donald Trump's campaign pledges seriously
Britain's security agencies all separately said that they don't expect Donald Trump to fulfil pledges he made during his presidential campaign.
MI5, MI6, and GCHQ — who deal with intelligence, foreign intelligence, and surveillance, respectively — have all gone on the record to say they doubt that the US president will deliver on promises he made in 2016.
The pledges they have publicly doubted include foreign policy decisions related to Russia and Iran, and his intention on using torture to extract intelligence.
The positions were revealed in statements to the UK parliament's Intelligence and Security Committee, which published an annual report on Wednesday.
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