Mueller’s Indictment of Russians Unveils Sweeping Pro-Trump Meddling
By Bloomberg
17 February 2018 |
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Bloomberg's Henry Meyer and Kevin Cirilli discuss the indictments of Russian nationals in a widespread and coordinated campaign to meddle in the U.S. presidential election.
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