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To: Thomas M. who wrote (1161638)	9/7/2019 4:56:01 PM
From: Thomas M.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1578547

Former British Ambassador Craig Murray: Murray appears to have undertaken a mission for WikiLeaks to contact one of the sources (or a representative) during a Sept. 25 visit to Washington where he says he met with a person in a wooded area of American University. “The Podesta emails and the DNC emails are, of course, two separate things and we shouldn’t conclude that they both have the same source,” Murray said. “In both cases we’re talking of a leak, not a hack, in that the person who was responsible for getting that information out had legal access to that information Scott Horton then asked, “Is it fair to say that you’re saying that the Podesta leak came from inside the intelligence services, NSA or another agency?” “I think what I said was certainly compatible with that kind of interpretation, yeah,” Murray responded. “In both cases they are leaks by Americans.” Bottom line: The government has a reliable witness (Murray) who can positively identify the person who hacked the DNC emails and they’ve showed no interest in his testimony at all. Doesn’t that strike you as a bit weird? Tom