Donald Trump was recently given intel on the Russian hacking situation and of course seemed to scoff at the notion that this could be a possibility. He even went on the defensive (again) accusing NBC of knowing more information on certain matters of intelligence than he had known:
Even after the fact that the intelligence report, given by both the FBI/Department of Homeland Security as well as
another report from the Director of National Intelligence saying that Vladimir Putin "
sought to help" Trump win the 2016 election he still goes on to tweet this:
Come on now Donald! You have two separate reports going against you and you are going to tweet a lie to cover yourself? You can't. The government will always post public reports (albeit with a lot of classified details left out) and you can't contradict what they find. He is factual with the voting machines part, but the hacked emails definitely did play a factor into swaying the vote towards him instead of Hillary Clinton. As a businessman he can ignore facts, but as a politician and soon-to-be President of the United States of America he can't and if he does he will be scrutinized by both his peers and the voting citizens of America.
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