Welcome to pushback. I'm Erin Mate. There have been a number of developments in the

Russia Gate story recently, all of which underscore just how much of a fraud this entire thing was

on the issue, especially of collusion. But in this segment, I want to focus on new revelations when it comes to the core allegation

at the heart of Russia gate, which is this allegation that Russia stole emails from the Democratic

Party and later gave them to WikiLeaks, because that is what is at the core of this

entire thing.

Well, on that front, we just got a pretty damning revelation from the firm that is

responsible for accusing Russia of hacking Democratic Party emails and whose evidence was used

by U.S. intelligence officials to make that allegation in their assessments as well.

And that firm is CrowdStrike.

And one of the transcripts that we just got from a whole bunch of releases from the House Intelligence Committee is of an interview that CrowdStrike President Sean Henry, who is a former FBI

official, worked very closely with Robert Mueller, Sean Henry's testimony from December of 2017.

And in it, he made a pretty damning admission.

He basically admitted that his firm CrowdStrike has no evidence that alleged Russian hackers

actually took anything from the DNC servers that they allegedly hacked into.

And the reason why that's so important is because this allegation that Russian hackers stole

emails is at the heart of all this.

And Sean Henry, the president of CrowdStrike, is admitting that CrowdStrike actually

doesn't have any evidence.

It can't pinpoint when or even whether alleged Russian hackers actually took data from

the DNC service.

I'll read you what he says.

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