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Reporting intelligence officials ascribing a high-level conditions in their conclusions, which is about as definitive as intelligence analysts get. and yet this morning, the president-elect tweeted "if russia or some other entity was hacking, why did the white house wait so long to act, why did they only complain after hillary lost?" in fact the president-elect is mistaken. the obama administration did act before the election, in fact, on october 7th, the office of the director of national intelligence and the department of homeland security both part of the executive branch released a pretty ...

As recently as last week indicating attempts to get into their private e-mail accounts. officials say that despite russian expectations of better relations with the incoming trump administration, alisyn, they expect the russian hacking activity will continue largely unabated. >> thank you for that reporting. we'll get into it more as the program progresses. how will president obama fight back? first, let's bring in suzanne malveaux live at the white house. what do you expect, suzan? >> president obama is vowing retailiation for the hacking and influencing the u.s. presidential election. now,...

Democrats during the presidential campaign. last night, we reported that two senior u.s. intelligence officials told nbc news russian president vladimir putin was personally involved in what the intelligence community concludes was a covert campaign to influence the u.s. election. according to those officials who could belong to any one of the 17 different u.s. intelligence agencies, we don't know, intelligence community now believes with a, quote, high level of confidence that putin, himself, directed the use of hacked material from the dnc. clinton campaign chair john podesta and almost a do...

Look, when the cia briefers come to you, they're bringing information that is based on signals intelligence. that means intercepted foreign communications, information from human sources, information from a range of other open and covert sources. you simply cannot function as a president without having access to that information. at least not function well. so it's highly concerning. it should be highly concerning for all americans that donald trump first and foremost doesn't have interest in that information. that's not to say that it's always perfect. we live in an uncertain world. our intel...

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