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Reportedly to this russian, i don't see it that way at all. i know it's a lot of money. it seems like a lot of money, lot of taxpayer money, but u.s. intelligence was trying to determine the extent of a serious security breach that resulted in the loss of very important, valuable, effective hacking tools. and in the scheme of things, $100,000 is not that much when you weigh it against what they were trying to do. and it was sort of -- that amount of money would have been what was required to sort of keep the discussion going while they figured out whether this guy was for real or not. and so t...

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About the russian's reliability are. he had a history of money laundering and thin legitimate cover business, a nearly bankrupt company that sold portable grills and streetside sausage salesman. i have so many questions about this, matthew, but your reporting caught the attention of the president and he tweetedded this about your report today, and a according to the "new york times" there was information to be sold bay russian, and i hope that people are now seeing and understanding what is going on here. it is all now starting to come out. drain the swamp. is this an accurate representation o...

Information about derogatory information about president trump, and u.s. intelligence was clear that they didn't want that. they weren't -- they weren't in the market for that, so to speak, but the russian kept pushing it. according to the story and according to what you would expect as an intelligence officer, that was -- that set off red flags telling them that this was -- this was not what they hoped it would be. instead of obtaining information that -- about hacking tools that had been stolen from the u.s. government from someone who was genuinely willing to provide them for, in compensati...

Did the u.s. get duped by a shadowy russian? a new report in "the new york times" claims american spies paid a russian man $100,000 after he claimed to have hacking tools stolen from the nsa, along with compromising material on president trump. this man, however, never handed over these materials. according to the paper, the american spies were not interested in the supposed dirt on trump, but they did want the stolen hacking tools back and agreed to pay this russian $1 million. at one point, the u.s. spies gave the man $100,000 in a brief case as a down payment. according to the "times" the n...