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Author Topic: Donald Trump calls on Congress to probe Trump's wiretap allegation  (Read 2063 times)

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The White House has called for an inquiry into unsubstantiated claims Trump's phone was tapped by the Obama administration. Congress and the FBI are already investigating ties between the Trump campaign and the Kremlin.

In demanding that Congress open an investigation, the White House on Sunday doubled down on its unsubstantiated allegation that former President Barack Obama abused his executive authority to tap current President Donald Trump's telephone during the 2016 campaign.

Congress and the FBI are already investigating whether Russia influenced the campaign to help Trump get elected and now the president has called on Congress to investigate whether his phone was tapped.
Trump offered no evidence to substantiate his seemingly wild accusation, which has been categorically rejected by an Obama spokesperson as well as Democrats and also called into question by some Republicans.

In demanding that Congress open an investigation, the White House on Sunday doubled down on its unsubstantiated allegation that former President Barack Obama abused his executive authority to tap current President Donald Trump's telephone during the 2016 campaign.

Congress and the FBI are already investigating whether Russia influenced the campaign to help Trump get elected and now the president has called on Congress to investigate whether his phone was tapped.
Trump offered no evidence to substantiate his seemingly wild accusation, which has been categorically rejected by an Obama spokesperson as well as Democrats and also called into question by some Republicans.