'There’s absolutely no doubt that the Russians were interfering with the election for the purpose of helping the Trump campaign,' Andrew McCabe said.
Former FBI acting Director Andrew McCabe said on Thursday there’s “no doubt” Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign team was “receptive” and “interested” in assistance from Russia, pointing to the special counsel report and Robert Mueller’s comments on Wednesday.
Andrew McCabe presents on stage at the American Jewish University on March 14 in Los Angeles, California Michael Kovac/Getty Images Responding, McCabe said he believed “there was a strong desire, a willingness on both parts.” Continuing, he added that he “can’t sit here and point to that evidence of an agreement.”
Mueller made his first public comments about his 22-month long investigation into 2016 election interference Russia on Wednesday. Reiterating specific details from his final report, the special counsel asserted that if he and his team “had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime” they “would have said so.”
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