No, COVID-19 is not an ‘intelligence failure’
It is up to decision makers, policy wonks, and, yes, in the case of the U.S., the president, to take action.
Intelligence organizations do a lousy job of explaining what they do to the public. They also do a lousy job of sharing how they do it, but that is understandable. After all, what real spy outfit tells the world how they collect secrets?
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