recklessness. saturday morning tweets beginning just after 6:30 a.m. the president accused barack obama of tapping his phones at trump tower. he said this is a new low. it is nixon watergate. he called obama a bad or ck guy. the source of his wiretapping claim appears to be a concerted radio he s. host. we have a prior administration barack obama and his sur grats who were supporting hillary clinton and their party using the instrew mentalities of the federal government shlgs intelligence activities to surveil members of the trump campaign. that s a voice to be believed. a spokesman says neither president obama or any white
house official ever ordered surveillance on any u.s. official. if the fbi, for instance, had a court order would that be information you would know or not know? yes. you would be told this? yes. if there was a court order on something like this? yes! you can t confirm or deny whether it exists? there is no fisa court order? not to my knowl
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Confrontation to go up. president trump is escalating his attacks on the fbi as he tries to discredit the russia investigation. pushing the unsubstantiated claim the fbi spied on his campaign. and we have learned there will be two classified briefings thursday on topic. one with just republicans and another with democrats included. what s more the president son if law and adviser jared kushner had a second interview with special counsel robert mueller. here s pamela brown. reporter: president trump going further than ever in attacking america s law enforcement institution. accusing former president obama justice department of spying on his presidential campaign. i hope it s not so. because if it is there s never been anything like it in the history of the country. i hope shlgs if you look at clapper he admitted they had spies in the campaign.