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Former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, dismissed by Donald Trump in 2018, has described the former president as a 'de facto Russian asset' during an interview on the 'One Decision' podcast. McCabe emphasized that while Trump may not be an active, recruited asset in the traditional intelligence sense, his actions and statements regarding Vladimir Putin and Russia raise significant concerns. McCabe cited Trump's favorable comments about Putin, his approach to Russia-related issues, and his stance on the Ukraine war as reasons for these suspicions. Trump has repeatedly claimed that Russia would not have invaded Ukraine if he were president, but he has also been criticized for his reluctance to unequivocally support Ukraine against Russian aggression. Vice President Kamala Harris has argued that Trump's policies could lead to further Russian incursions in Europe. McCabe's comments highlight ongoing concerns about Trump's foreign policy and its implications for U.S. national security.
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