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Former CIA director John Brennan on MSNBC Friday recanted his mega-viral claim that President Trump committed treason by meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki. The whole interaction was thoroughly humiliating: From Breitbart: On Friday's broadcast of MSNBC's "Rachel Maddow Show," former CIA Director John Brennan stated that he didn't mean President Trump committed treason when he referred to the president's performance at the Helsinki summit as "nothing short of treasonous."Glenn Greenwald on Twitter pointed out how nearly 100,000 people retweeted Brennan's initial "treason" comments "only for him now to casually admit it wasn't and deny he said it."
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