It seems that after shuffling words around and managing not to (in their own heads!)
-give the idea that they snoop on everyone....
'The Republican chairman of the U.S. House of Representatives intelligence committee said
on Wednesday some of President Donald Trump's personal communications may have been
caught up in "incidental" surveillance involving a foreign power in the months after the election.
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Representative Devin Nunes said the information which he said was obtained from a source
he did not identify in any way, was collected legally in November, December and January - from
the Nov. 8 election to Trump's Jan. 20 inauguration - but the names of some Trump officials
involved had been "unmasked" and the communications widely disseminated within spy
agencies.
Democrats and some Republicans have been sparring over Trump posting on Twitter on
March 4 that his New York home Trump Tower was "wiretapped" by his predecessor,
President Barack Obama. Through a spokesman, Obama denied the accusation.
White House officials, and Republicans including Nunes, have since said that Trump meant
general surveillance instead of what Nunes referred to as "physical" wiretapping.
Trump said on Wednesday that he felt "somewhat" vindicated by Nunes' announcement...'
SOURCE:
-give the idea that they snoop on everyone....
'The Republican chairman of the U.S. House of Representatives intelligence committee said
on Wednesday some of President Donald Trump's personal communications may have been
caught up in "incidental" surveillance involving a foreign power in the months after the election.
Representative Devin Nunes said the information which he said was obtained from a source
he did not identify in any way, was collected legally in November, December and January - from
the Nov. 8 election to Trump's Jan. 20 inauguration - but the names of some Trump officials
involved had been "unmasked" and the communications widely disseminated within spy
agencies.
Democrats and some Republicans have been sparring over Trump posting on Twitter on
March 4 that his New York home Trump Tower was "wiretapped" by his predecessor,
President Barack Obama. Through a spokesman, Obama denied the accusation.
White House officials, and Republicans including Nunes, have since said that Trump meant
general surveillance instead of what Nunes referred to as "physical" wiretapping.
Trump said on Wednesday that he felt "somewhat" vindicated by Nunes' announcement...'
SOURCE:
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