The Senate requires trump the evidence of wiretapping
Senator Sheldon Whitehouse said Tuesday that FBI Director James Comey promised to report on Wednesday, does the FBI investigating ties between Russia and the campaign of the President of Donald trump.
Democrat of Rhode island said that Komi made the promise at a meeting on 2 March with him and Senator Lindsay Graham, Republican from South Carolina.
Whitehouse and Graham, both asked the Ministry of justice last week to submit any evidence that would support approval of the trump that former President Barack Obama listened to the trump tower. These two are one of three investigations of the Congress on Russia's intervention in U.S. elections.
Graham expressed disappointment on Tuesday that the administration trump has not yet provided any evidence of listening and said that he plans to "harshly" respond to the administration during the hearings on Wednesday. The white house hesitated on the claims of a trump over the last 2 days. Spokesman Sean Spicer said Monday that trump is not meant literally, that Obama had listened. But on Tuesday, Spicer said that trump was "extremely confident" that it would be justified by the evidence.
"I think there's a significant message about the methods of surveillance that existed in all elections of 2016", - said the press Secretary of the White house Sean Spicer, without giving any examples. The chair of the Senate intelligence Committee Richard Burr said Monday that he had asked "the right people" to provide information on claims trump the wiretap and said their responses "adequate".
But the Democrats on the Senate intelligence Committee said that so far have not seen any evidence. "I didn't hear anything, but I'm firmly of the opinion that listening is not carried out," said Senator Feinstein Dyne.
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