I would not defend Assange, Hannity, Obama, Putin, Trump, etc.

However as respects our 17 national intelligence agencies I worry that they missed 9/11, WMD, Benghazi, Arab Spring, ISIS Clinton's personal server and her deal making with foreign governments and their inability to move forward with pursuing an indictment.

So why would I have any confidence in them concerning whether Putin hacked the DNC

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national intelligence agencies going public, when did they ever do this before?

""CNN)Donald Trump called WikiLeaks "disgraceful" and suggested there be a "death penalty" for their actions during a 2010 interview.

Speaking on camera to preview Brian Kilmeade's radio show, the Fox News anchor brought up the topic of WikiLeaks. At the time, WikiLeaks had published hundreds of thousands of classified documents and videos that were leaked to the organization by Pfc. Chelsea Manning, known at the time as Pfc. Bradley Manning."


Trump in 2010: WikiLeaks 'disgraceful,' there 'should be like death penalty or something' - CNNPolitics.com

CNN, U gotta be kidding.

How about quoting Van Jones next get some credible news media

Was that about Wikileaks turning over documents from a private entity such as the DNC or was that about documents that actually had to do with National Security?

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