That seeming bombshell news story about Trump leaking highly-classified information to the Russians? It’s “fake news,” according to multiple sources who were in the room.
The Washington Post had reported last night that President Trump had shared classified information with Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov last week—which came from a U.S. ally.
National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster unequivocally denied the story: “The story that came out tonight is false,” he told reporters. ‘At no time were intelligence sources or methods discussed,’ he added. ‘And the president did not disclose any military operations that were not already publicly known.’
McMaster elaborated on his denial, adding that “two other senior officials that were present, including the Secretary of State, remembered the meeting the same way and have said so. They’re on-the-record accounts should outweigh those of anonymous sources.”
“I was in the room,” he finished. “It didn’t happen.”
Greg Hunter – Former frontline CIA Officer Scott Uehlinger says Hillary Clinton clearly broke the law with her private unprotected server. Uehlinger explains, “What the Clintons rely on is most Americans don’t really understand the security procedures. So, they can throw up a lot of smoke and mirrors that confuses people and makes them think that this was not so much of a problem. But people in the military and people in the intelligence community understand this better, and certainly it is even worse than it appears. . . .
Glenn Greenwald – It turns out that at least two of the emails which traversed Hillary Clinton’s personal email account and server were “top secret,” 