NTK: Kerry Throws Doubt on Anonymous “Intelligence” Reports on Russian Hacks
On Thursday, Secretary of State John Kerry appeared before reporters to deliver a statement on the crisis in Syria. After giving his statement, a reporter asked Kerry if he had any comment on reports that Vladimir Putin ordered the Russian hacks that might have influenced the presidential election.
“Well, let me – look, I am not going to start making comments at this point. I haven’t commented on this publicly because of the job I do,” Kerry told the reporter.
“I’m not going to comment on anonymous reports from intelligence officials that are not identified that have quotes around the concept of intelligence officials,” Kerry went on to say, putting “intelligence officials” in air quotes.
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WNU Editor: U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry talks with Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov on a regular basis. I suspect that the Russian Foreign Minister has been giving U.S. Secretary of State Kerry an earful on what he thinks of these anonymous claims.
Maybe Mr. John Heinz née Kerry wants a reputation after January 20th.
ReplyDeleteMr. Kerry has a reputation that he earned in the early 1970's. He has vainly searched for a new one ever since.
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