Trump, citing no evidence, suggests former NSA committed crime

April 05, 2017 23:24

US President Trump said that he thought that the former national security adviser Susan E. Rice may have committed a crime by seeking the identities of Trump associates who were swept up in the surveillance of foreign officials by American spy agencies and that other Obama administration officials may also have been involved.

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