Trump wants Congress to probe leaks of classified information:

AFP  |  Washington 

The said today that President Donald Trump wants to investigate the leaking of classified information, as well as unsubstantiated allegations that president tapped his phone.

Spokesman Sean Spicer said he had spoken to Trump about the issue and the president had indicated he would like to see broaden the scope of ongoing investigations into Russia's influence over the US to include both elements.



The has already called for to follow up on Trump's explosive and unsupported allegation, made at the weekend, that Obama ordered a wiretap of his phone during last year's campaign.

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Trump wants Congress to probe leaks of classified information:

The White House said today that President Donald Trump wants Congress to investigate the leaking of classified information, as well as unsubstantiated allegations that president Barack Obama tapped his phone. Spokesman Sean Spicer said he had spoken to Trump about the issue and the president had indicated he would like to see Congress broaden the scope of ongoing investigations into Russia's influence over the US election to include both elements. The White House has already called for Congress to follow up on Trump's explosive and unsupported allegation, made at the weekend, that Obama ordered a wiretap of his phone during last year's campaign. The said today that President Donald Trump wants to investigate the leaking of classified information, as well as unsubstantiated allegations that president tapped his phone.

Spokesman Sean Spicer said he had spoken to Trump about the issue and the president had indicated he would like to see broaden the scope of ongoing investigations into Russia's influence over the US to include both elements.

The has already called for to follow up on Trump's explosive and unsupported allegation, made at the weekend, that Obama ordered a wiretap of his phone during last year's campaign.

(This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

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