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NBC “Meet the press” Leading Kristen Welker, asked Senator Lindsey Graham, Rs.c., when he tried to “divert attention from the Epstein case” during the hot exchange on Sunday about the accusations of Trump administration that former President Obama may have sent US special services.
“You are trying to sweep this stuff under the carpet and it’s not!” said Graham.
The argument has flared up the recent allegations filed by Tuls Gabard’s national exploration director. Gabard claimed that the declassified reconnaissance documents and a declassified report of the House of Representatives’s intelligence committee showed that at times the weak Obama AdministrationThe president then ordered us Intel Agency to change Russia’s attempts to intervene in the elections to help choose Donald Trump.
DNI director said the special services initially concluded that Russia was not trying to help Trump. Gabard claimed that the agencies actually had evidence that Putin was expecting that Hillary Clinton would win the presidency. Gabard claimed it was tantamount “a treacherous conspiracy. “
Senator Lindsey Graham, Rs.c., collided with NBC Anchor Kristen Welker over Russia-Gate Tuls Gabard’s statements. ((Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images)
“A conspiracy we have now released the American people – accomplices, deviation and silence of politicians, major media, and those who are directly involved in this, speaks of many volumes,” Gabard told Fox & Friends.
President Trump has called on Obama and others to face “very difficult consequences” for trying to set up an election. Obama made a rare official response to Trump, undermining the claims as “bizarre” and “a weak distraction attempt”.
“Big allegations are inappropriate, and a weak attempt to distract. Nothing in the document issued last week, underestimated the wide conclusion that Russia worked on the impact on the 2016 presidential election, but is not successfully manipulated by voices,” he said. “These conclusions were confirmed in the 2020 report by the Senate Intelligence Committee, headed by the then chairman Mark Rubio,” said Obama spokesman.
Welker claimed to talk to former CIA Republican Susan Miller, who categorically denied Gabard’s demands. Anchor NBC also pointed to a special lawyer appointed by Trump John H. Darem, who, as she claimed, came to the conclusion that the Russian probe had no political intervention. In 2017, she also played the video by Graham himself that the Russians intervened in the polls to embarrass Hillary Clinton.
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Welker asked Graham if he was trying to divert the public from the Epstein scandal. (NBC)
“Washington has only one person I know that it raises doubts that Russia has made in our election and is President Trump,” Graham said at the time.
South Carolina’s senator replied that the Gabard report contained information that had not been disclosed before and that the allegations justified the investigation into a special lawyer.
“Well, I say you left a lot here … Mueller’s investigation was a curve and rotting. The Washington Post and the New York Times received a Pulitzer Prize for Trump’s relations with Russia. All this was BS,” said Graham.
Graham said he did not urge the former President Obama to prosecute, but stated that a special lawyer should consider whether the former president ordered the exploration report because he would not like it. He lamented that so many lives turned down with Mueller, and accused Welker of trying to sweep the results of the “carpet” administration.
“For many years, months, days and weeks, people have been turned down, pursuing the story of the story that Trump was in bed with the Russians, that Trump’s company conspired with Russian … You are trying to sweep this material under the carpet, and that’s not right,” he said.
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Gabard has accused former President Obama of “treacherous conspiracy”. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
