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conversation. so the president is aware deflection is a better strategy. the idea of trying to attack and vilify the democrats, the better strategy on a political issue. but you know what it doesn t do, it doesn t change the fact that the conversation as given to us by the white house suggests there was something sinister and nefarious and criminal. and listen to what the president said about the whistle-blower him or herself. the whistle-blower was so dishonest. the whistle-blower said terrible things about the call. but he then then i found out he was second-hand and third-hand, in other words he didn t know what was on the call. the inspector general of the intelligence community appointed by president trump said that is not true. that the whistle-blower did know some things firsthand and also that it is irrelevant. you don t have to know everything firsthand to be a whistle-blower. and we have the transcript as you say, the underlying documents which he hasn t challenged
and talk about a strike on north korea now based onntelgence that he s seen from the intelligence community that he s now been in a fight with and that he s questioned the veracity of, the russians if that was their aim, they certainly appeared to have succeeded. we ll leave it there. good to see you both. thank you very much for taking the time. coming up, how the tech industry is dealing with president trump s revised travel ban and that is next on meet the press at the top of the hour, the director of the management and budget mick mull vainy and we ve been talking about him from the house intelligence committee. stick around. here?
have become weaponized. you know, look, people should reach whatever judgment they want on this, but i believe good, bad or indifferent. i believe those should be warned by certain facts. we now know through the department of homeland security and our own intelligence experts and private cybersecurity firms that russia has hacked into our systems. that russia has dumped these e-mails and not only that, but russia has a tendency of dumping these e-mails and then doctoring them. falsifying them. so, this is a foreign intelligence effort to so discord into our systems to discredit candidates before an election and to influence that election. so, are you saying, congressman, that everything that we ve seen on these e-mails you don t trust the veracity of. you don t think we re getting the real story of the clinton founation or doug band or the complications of fund-raising
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