Sen Ron Johnson (R-WIS) accused the media of being “either unhappy or complex” by the Russians on the 2016 election intervention.
“I want the press to be honest. I want the Pulitzer prize to come back. They were either cooled or entangled in advancing the false story that put America in a political upheaval for years,” Johnson told Blake Burman of the news on “The Hill”.
He said, “This continues, all a Hillary Clinton is based on the dirty trick, the steel dossier that they knew was a dirty trick, and yet they used it to do muleler investigation, impeachment, everything else,” he said. He said, “Listen, this, again from Russia or China, can expect the election intervention of worse, anytime,” he said.
National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard excluded Report while reporting last week Obama administration officials manipulated intelligence related to Russian intervention in the 2016 elections.
Gabbard argued in a statement that former officials participated in a “traitorous conspiracy” and said that his office was giving evidence to the Department of Justice for possible criminal referrals.
The report follows President Trump’s march Memorandum In the 2016 election, the Russian intervention ordered the disintegration of the FBI’s investigation to the FBI inquiry.
Trump has long denied that Russia impressed its successful White House dialect against Democratic rival Hillary Clinton in 2016.
On Tuesday, former President Obama Refused The Trump administration claims that he manipulated evidence related to Russian intervention in the 2016 elections.
Obama spokesman Patrick Rodenbash said in a statement by Hill’s sister Network Newsnapping, “These bizarre allegations are ridiculous and a weak attempt of distraction.”
He said, “Anything widely accepted in the documents released last week underlines that Russia had worked to influence the 2016 presidential election, but did not successfully manipulate any vote. These findings were confirmed by the Bupertison Center Intelligence Committee in a 2020 report under the leadership of the then Chairman Maro Rubio.
The hill has reached the Clinton Foundation for comment.
