President Trump: No Evidence of Collusion with Russia – Real Issue Is Unbelievable Amount of Leaked Info (VIDEO)

By Jim Hoft
Published March 21, 2017 at 10:09am
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The House Intelligence Committee held a hearing on Mondayon the Russian election conspiracy.

President Trump posted video following the intelligence hearing pointing out there was no evidence of collusion with Russia.

Trump continued:

“The real issue is the unbelievable amount of classified information that has been illegally leaked, putting our national security at risk – must get to the bottom of it!”

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