Trump said he doesn’t need to use information stolen from a foreign adversary to win in 2020: “All I need is the opponents I’m looking at. I’m liking what I see.”
President Donald Trump on Monday said he would agree not to use information stolen from a foreign adversary on the campaign trail because he wouldn’t “need it,” given how the Democratic primary is shaping up.
Mueller wrote that there was no criminal conspiracy between the Trump campaign and the Kremlin, though he also documented “numerous links” between the two and argued that the president’s campaign “expected it would benefit electorally from information stolen and released through Russian efforts.”about whether it has implemented a policy about foreign interference in elections.
FBI Director Chris Wray said last week that foreign agents making efforts to contact any 2020 presidential campaigns would be “something the FBI would want to know about.” Intelligence officials have warned that Russia plans to interfere in the next U.S. election cycle. “That’s what the Mueller report was all about,” he said, adding that he “would certainly agree” to not use information from foreign countries in the future.
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