This event scores high on constitutional damage (A=36.5) due to severe institutional capture concerns - intelligence chiefs publicly contradicting their own agencies' assessments to align with executive claims represents a fundamental breach of intelligence community independence. The separation of powers driver (4.5) reflects the erosion of checks on executive power when intelligence apparatus becomes politicized. Rule of law (4.0) and capture (4.5) are elevated because this pattern undermines the integrity of national security decision-making. The information_operation mechanism adds 1.25x modifier as this involves systematic distortion of intelligence products. Federal scope with broad population impact adds 1.15x. Severity multipliers reflect high durability (1.2 - establishes precedent for future politicization), moderate reversibility (0.9 - institutional norms can be rebuilt but with difficulty), and significant precedent (1.2 - normalizes intelligence chiefs as political advocates). The B-score (27.0) is also substantial due to high media friendliness (8.5 - leaked intelligence creates compelling narrative), outrage bait (7.5 - betrayal of intelligence integrity), and strong Layer 2 strategic indicators including timing (7.0), pattern matching (7.5 - fits broader institutional capture narrative), and mismatch (6.0 - leaked assessment vs public claims). Intentionality score of 11 (moderate-high) reflects coordinated messaging and institutional pressure. Delta of +9.5 places this in Mixed territory - genuine constitutional damage from intelligence politicization combined with significant media amplification and strategic narrative deployment.