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10/16/2020 2:53:24 PM

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The Complicit Start to Turn on the President
Talking Points Memoby Josh Marshall

There is an unfolding development which you can miss in the muddy onrush of campaign events but is nevertheless important to take note of. As President Trump's electoral prospects appear increasingly dire, national security officials, intelligence officials and his own top political appointees are talking more openly and critically to the press about the President. There are many examples of this. But yesterday's Washington Post article about intelligence warnings about Rudy Giuliani are a good example. If you read the article closely the sourcing seems to come either directly or with the okay of the President's National Security Advisor, Attorney General and other top appointees. It's not new information. It goes back almost a year. It's new willingness to talk. The NYPost "emails" story is the peg. But the willingness is new.