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Trump Sounds Off on 'Spygate'

President Trump is up early this morning tweeting and sounding off on "SPYGATE." For the past few days, reports have suggested that a spy was working on his 2016 campaign, and may have even been directed to do so by the Obama administration.

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He added some context.

CNN anchor Chris Cuomo sighed in response to Trump's tweet storm, noting that the president's accusations are unproven. Josh Campbell, a former FBI supervisory special agent turned CNN analyst, said that condemning the agency as a spy machine is an "insult" to call those hardworking agents. 

"That cannot be okay," he said. "I don't think he's getting the counsel he should."

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In several follow up messages, Trump doubled down on his charges. Not only would spying on his campaign be a scandal, but it is an illegal one at that, he said.

The DOJ Inspector General is investigating the spying charges, but Republican lawmakers are pushing for a second special counsel. Rep. Lee Zeldin (R-NY) introduced the 12-page resolution Tuesday.

"The Justice Department cannot be expected to investigate itself," Zeldin said.

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