Trump on claimed to 'know nothing about WikiLeaks' on Thursday but mentioned it more than 140 times during the 2016 campaign
President Donald Trump on Thursday claimed, “I know nothing about WikiLeaks" — but in October 2016, he struck a very different tone.
When asked by reporters for his reaction, Trump said he was clueless about the controversial group. "I know nothing about WikiLeaks. It's not my thing," Trump said in the Oval Office. "I know there is something having to do with Julian Assange." But the business mogul hasn't always praised the whistleblowing group. During a 2010 interview, Trump said WikiLeaks was "disgraceful."
México Últimas Noticias, México Titulares
Similar News:También puedes leer noticias similares a ésta que hemos recopilado de otras fuentes de noticias.
Trump in 2016: 'I love WikiLeaks,' Trump now: 'I know nothing about WikiLeaks'President Donald Trump, when asked if he still 'loves' WikiLeaks as he said in 2016, told reporters in the Oval Office that he knows 'nothing about WikiLeaks.'
Leer más »
5 times Trump praised WikiLeaks during his 2016 election campaignAfter Assange was arrested and indicted on Thursday, Trump in the Oval Office said, 'I know nothing about WikiLeaks. It's not my thing.' But the president has repeatedly mentioned WikiLeaks in public, often expressing affinity for the organization.
Leer más »
Barr 'reviewing the conduct' of FBI's 2016 probe of Trump team Russia contactsIn his first congressional testimony since his summary of the special counsel's report, the attorney general also said a redacted version of the Mueller report would be released 'within a week.'
Leer más »
Julian Assange & Donald Trump: All the times the president has praised WikiLeaks founder as U.S. seeks extradition'WikiLeaks, I love WikiLeaks,' President Donald Trump said during an October 2016 campaign rally.
Leer más »
Barr is reviewing ‘spying’ on Trump campaign in 2016William Barr told a Senate panel on Wednesday that he is reviewing how the Justice Department and the FBI conducted its counterintelligence investigation into Russian election interference, saying he thought “spying did occur” on President Trump’s campaign
Leer más »
Opinion | Enemies of the Obama StateOpinion: It is unconditionally bad news for the citizens of a free society if it becomes acceptable for the government to spy on domestic political opponents, writes FreemanWSJ
Leer más »
Bernie Sanders leads the Democratic 2020 pack, now he's coming for the Fox News crowdCan Bernie Sanders now win over those who voted for Donald Trump in 2016?
Leer más »