Rubio, Warner displeased with 'Gang of Eight' briefing on classified docs: 'Left much to be desired'
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Two senators expressed displeasure after a "Gang of Eight" briefing they received concerning the alleged mishandling of classified documents.
"In accordance with our responsibility to oversee the Intelligence Community and protect our national security, today we met with leaders from the IC and the Justice Department to discuss the exposure of classified documents," read a joint statement after the briefing by Senate Intelligence Chairman Warner and Ranking Member Rubio. Brandon Gillespie is an associate editor at Fox News. Follow him on Twitter at @brandon_cg.
"While today’s meeting helped shed some light on these issues, it left much to be desired, and we will continue to press for full answers to our questions in accordance with our constitutional oversight obligations," they added.
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