The CIA took to Twitter to correct inconsistencies with 'State Of Affairs' in a very vague way--with subtweets.

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Though these tweets didn't appear until after the airing of the show (whoever runs the social media must have a DVR), they definitely wanted to make sure the people of the United States knew the facts.

The most recent tweet went out on Monday, correcting how the President actually receives the President's Daily Breefing.

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Another tweet sent by the CIA was sent only moments after a scene aired to let their followers know that the correct way to prevent danger in face-to-face contact is to use a dead drop:

After declaring this now-known fact, they decided to clarify what exactly a dead drop is for those fans and citizens who were so intrigued to know:

People reported that this isn't the first time the CIA has taken to Twitter to correct inconsistencies in shows.

In November, they decided to take to Twitter to fire off the truth about inconsistencies in Ben Affleck's Argo. They sent out tweets correcting several instances of the show, which can be seen here.

State of Affairs airs on Mondays on NBC at 10 p.m. EST.

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