Trump tied the government’s leaks to Obama’s “extremely hostile” people
President Donald Trump supporters greet his motorcade, Fla., On December 30 of the year 2017.
As previously reported, the Committee on National Security and Government Affairs of the Senate of the United States, led by Ron Johnson (Republican), prepared a report according to which 20 leaked important information leaks from the central office of Trump 25 January to 126 May (125 days).
We are talking about secret information, "the disclosure of which is fraught with consequences for the national security of the country," according to the standards established by the decree of the former President Barack Obama from 2009 of the year. These leaks "potentially represent federal law violations punishable by imprisonment," the report noted.
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