DNC Chair: ‘Understandable’ Foreign Intelligence Wants Our Trump File

TODD: "So why are they so convinced that it was so tactical like this? Because what you’re describing is a very tactical break-in. As if they didn’t just come in and scoop everything up. I know the Chinese are more likely to do that in general, the Russians are more tactical but why is Crowdstrike so convinced nothing else got through?"
WASSERMAN SCHULTZ: "Crowdstrike is the foremost expert when it comes to the forensics and investigation into this type of a breach. So they, in really doing a deep dive, could see what was taken and what was taken from their analysis, was these opposition research files. And look, you know, this is somewhat understandable, that this is what they’d be interested in. Because you’re talking about the opposition research files of a national party who is obviously collecting information about presidential candidates and we’ve got a — the most dangerous presidential presumptive nominee on the Republican side, who’s bilked customers of Trump University of millions of dollars, who has made extreme and disturbing statements, asked for the president’s resignation, so it’s understandable that foreign intelligence services would be interested in that information. Unacceptable. And so we made sure that we took every step we could as quickly as we could to rid them of our network."