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Hillary clinton campaign like john podesta. but they also hacked into computer systems ing to the democratic committee and the dccc. they stole passwords, tracked individual key strokes. even took screen shots of whatever was being viewed on the computer screens. the indictment says the russians wound up stealing e-mails, opposition research and field operation plans. at least one of the hacking attempts happened the very same day then candidate trump said this -- >> russia if you are listening,...

These are putin government officials hacking their way through our political system, targeting not only clinton aides, but were learning here from todays indictment, targeting entities opposed to trump in 2016, which includes the democrats national party and their congressional election shop then leaking that stolen material through fictitious online personas including d.c. leaks and guccifer 2.0. right there, those entities are obvious lly quite important because mueller is not just indicting r...

Obviously quite important because mueller is not just indicting russians with this filing today, hes using what is a historic indictment to reveal how russias strategy works, which might help inoculate some americans against the next cyber strike, whenever it may come. and mueller is showing this was not just about stealing e-mails. it was about deceiving the american public. we can think of it as a kind of information laundering, because long before trump was playing down the russia threat, the...

Statement the presidents chief of staff had to write for him. get smart. and its not like there isnt serious stuff going on for the white house to be handling in between the rakes they are stepping on. when russian military intelligence hacked into the servers of the democratic party during the 2016 election, there was a funny name the hackers were assigned by the security people that figured out it was them. remember they were called fancy bear. fancy bear is a weird name but hacking culture is...

That hillary clinton through an e-mail was conspireing with the dnc to game the system against bernie sanders. believe me, the russians would have been smart enough if they found that to not need to know to release that. there wasnt any reason to >> well, i think -- look, it depends on your definition of collusion, john. a lot of people say there was no collusion, no collusion. there was an active campaign of interference in our election which consisted of stealing e-mails from the dnc and the c...

How rare, how important how bold is that step? >> its one of the ways they think of naming and shaming and hopefully stopping some of the behavior. spies will tell you that stealing e-mails, that is normal. honorable spy craft. weaponizing them by releasing them through an organization like wikileaks and trying to affect public opinion. that is a step too far. and theyve got to put a stop to it. lets see if it stops some of these influencing operations, or if we get reports of further hacking in...

Right there, those entities are obviously quite important because mueller is not just indicting russians with this filing today, hes using what is a historic indictment to reveal how russias strategy works, which might help inoculate some americans against the next cyber strike, whenever it may come. and mueller is showing this was not just about stealing e-mails. it was about deceiving the american public. we can think of it as a kind of information laundering, because long before trump was pla...