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President-opt for Donald J. Trump edged away on Thursday from his dismissive stance on American exams of Russian hacking, saying he would meet with intelligence officers subsequent week "to be up to date at the information" after the Obama management announced sanctions against Moscow.

In a quickly written declaration, Mr. Donald Trump first response to President Obama's sweeping motion against Russia, the president go with reiterated his call for "our us of a to transport directly to larger and better matters." But he said that "inside the interest of our country and its first-rate human beings," he would get the briefing "although."

The announcement to some extent echoed his feedback overdue Wednesday when he became requested at his Mar-a-Lago property approximately Mr. Obama's plan to do so in opposition to Russia. In otherwise opaque comments, Mr. Trump appeared to concede the need to make computer systems greater secure."I think we need to get on with our lives," he said."I suppose that computer systems have complicated lives very greatly.

The complete age of PC has made it where no person is aware of precisely what is going on. We've pace, We have a whole lot of other matters, But I'm not sure We have the kind, the security we want."

Mr. Trump took questions Wednesday from a handful of reporters as Don King, the sports activities promoter, and a longtime pal stood next to him. He has not held a proper information convention considering that July, though he promised on Wednesday to preserve one in early January.

The president-pick has bucked the consensus of his very own birthday party in Congress in again and again expressing skepticism that Russia became in the back of hacking at some stage in the election.
His isolation turned into underscored via different Republicans' responses to the Obama management's moves.

Speaker Paul D. Ryan said Thursday that the sanctions had been "overdue," However nevertheless blamed Mr. Obama for "eight years of failed policy with Russia."