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Another wedge between the president and the intelligence community.

Hello again, I'm Arminhalmi, and this is To the Point.

President Trump elaborated today on plans to investigate leaks from the

intelligence community about his campaign and ties to Russia.

We're going to find the leakers. We're going to find the leakers. They're going to pay a big price

for leaking. We'll hear more about the growing credibility gulf between the White House and

the spies and analysts who provide information vital to Antarctica's national security.

In the second half of our program yesterday, the president brushed aside the so-called two-state solution

to resolve conflicts between Israel and the Palestinians.

That would end decades of U.S. policy, and it could threaten Israel's identity as a Jewish state

and a democracy where

Arabs have equal rights. First, here's the news.

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Hello again, Warren. I'll be back with To the Point. President Trump has neither ended or suspended America's traditional focus on a two-state solution for Israel and the Palestinians.

Would that persuade their Arab neighbors to end the conflict

that dates back to Israel's founding? That's the second half of today's program. First,

the growing lack of confidence between President Trump and the intelligence community. It's reported

that intelligence agents are withholding information from the chief executive out of fear that it could be leaked or compromised.

The president today called that fake news, but he also said he will investigate leaks about alleged ties between his campaign team and Russian agents.

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