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Trump was briefed on suspected Russian bounties on US troops, according to two reports

US officials with direct knowledge of the intelligence told the AP that top officials in the White House were aware of the alleged Russian plot in early 2019, which was included in at least one of Trump's daily briefings.

Former national security adviser John Bolton also told colleagues that he briefed Trump on the matter in March 2019, according to the AP.reported that Trump was provided with a written briefing on the matter in February 2020, saying it was included in Trump's President's Daily Brief. One official told The Times that the intelligence appeared in Trump's briefing in late February, another pinpointed the date to February 27.

 

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BTM829 Putin put contracts on American soldiers. He paid bounties for dead American soldiers and Trump did nothing. This is a low moment unequaled in all of our history. This President won’t defend America. He is a grotesque and vile man. He is the weakest and worst President ever.

You literally are not believable

Fake news. Hate of orange man can’t be the only reason you peddle these conspiracy theories......

So, REPUBLICANS say we should believe Trump that he didn't know?

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