President Donald Trump’s alleged unsecured internet and telephone use “could endanger sensitive U.S. national security interests,” a group of Democratic U.S. senators argued on June 7, criticizing the commander in chief for what they called “reckless” conduct.
In a letter to the National Counterintelligence and Security Center, four senators requested a threat assessment to determine if sensitive government information has been exposed due to Trump’s reported habit. The senators added that if Trump has been using the vulnerable devices to communicate, “it represents a grave danger to U.S. national security.”
“We are especially concerned about recent reporting that President Trump has eschewed the advice of counterintelligence experts and opted to use unsecured commercial devices,” Senators Martin Heinrich D-NM., Richard Durbin D-Ill., Ron Wyden D-Ore., and Dianne Feinstein D-Calif., said in the letter.
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WNU Editor: The answer is yes .... there is always a risk to national security on how a U.S. President uses his phone and internet .... especially this President. Also .... where were these concerned Democrat Senators when it was disclosed that Hillary Clinton was using an unsecured server for her communications?
