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U.S. agencies say Iranian hackers tried to pass 'non-public' Trump campaign docs to Biden's campaign
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33% : Intelligence agencies have also said that Iran prefers to see Trump lose and the incident is part of a broader influence effort by Iran targeting the 2024 election. 32% : "In July 2016, Trump openly encouraged Russia to "find" missing emails from his opponent, Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton. 29% : The aim, according to intelligence community assessments and an exhaustive bipartisan Senate report, was to further the chances of electing Trump and to undermine confidence in the U.S system. 6% : "Everyday we know that there is a presidential race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, but this has also become an election of Iran versus Trump and Russia versus Harris," he said.
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