Cybersecurity
Trump Says He May Ask Putin to Extradite Intelligence Agents
- Tells CBS News he has ‘low expectations’ for Helsinki summit
- Says ‘nothing bad’ will come from meeting with Russia’s Putin
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President Donald Trump said he may ask Vladimir Putin to extradite 12 Russian intelligence agents indicted Friday for hacking Democratic email accounts during the 2016 campaign, and said he has “low expectations” for his summit Monday with the Russian leader.
“I go in with low expectations,” Trump said in excerpts of an interview with CBS News released Sunday. “I’m not going with high expectations.”