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    The Hacking Investigation Trump Wants Instead

    The president-elect seems more interested in how results of Obama’s probe into Russia’s election-related hacking were leaked to the press than in the intelligence itself.
    by Kaveh Waddell Jan 06, 2017 2 minutes
    Source: Evan Vucci / AP

    President-elect Donald Trump wants to get to the bottom of that revealed that intelligence agencies had intercepted chatter among Russian government officials celebrating Trump’s election. But although he was scheduled to get briefed on the matter on Friday, he doesn’t seem very interested in the intelligence itself.— made their way to the press. He tweeted Friday:

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