Tulsi Gabbard’s classified document “hunters” blindsided officials at the Central Intelligence Agency when they showed up unannounced at a warehouse storing troves of secret materials on the assassinations of Robert F. Kennedy, John F. Kennedy, and Martin Luther King, Jr.

Officials acting on behalf of the director of national intelligence, who oversees the nation’s 17 intelligence agencies, wanted to take documents from the CIA archive and transport them to the National Archives to begin declassifying them, according to a report from Reuters.

The CIA, however, hadn’t been notified in advance, and none of the proper government protocols for transporting the documents and maintaining the chain of custody had been arranged.

The ODNI officials simply declared they were “on a mission” from

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