Revised travel ban to face first legal challenge as Hawaii lawsuit advances Read moreAsked directly if the president is the target of a counterintelligence investigation, Spicer replied: “I think that’s what we need to find out. But just as the briefing was about to wind up, Spicer appeared to look down at the lectern, possibly at a message. “There is no reason to believe that he is the target of any investigation. Earlier in Wednesday’s briefing, Spicer also condemned the publication of nearly 9,000 pages of CIA files by WikiLeaks, though he declined to confirm their authenticity. But Spicer said there was a “massive, massive difference” between an individual Gmail account and classified information that threatens national security.

Source: The Guardian March 08, 2017 22:41 UTC