Trump downplays China election interference claims: 'It's not a one-way street'
The US president said he would speak with China about the issue, describing it as mutual and suggesting Beijing's actions occurred some time ago.
Carlos Herrero
US President Donald Trump has played down his own claims of Chinese election interference in US elections, saying it is "not a one-way street" and that "we do things to them, too."
it's not a one-way street
We do things to them, too
Trump said he would talk to China about the election interference, which he described as having taken place "a long time ago." He added that China "is maybe a little bit different today than it was then."
The president also claimed that China had collected 220 million US voter registration files.
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