Susan Rice, who misled on Benghazi, warns Trump against ‘false statements’

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Susan Rice, the former Obama administration official who incorrectly argued that the 2012 Benghazi attack was prompted by an anti-Muslim video on YouTube, warned the Trump administration Tuesday about the dangers of stretching the truth.

Rice, President Obama’s national security adviser, said in a Washington Post op-ed that the Trump administration’s charges that British spies helped spy on Trump, and that his phones were tapped are not accurate, and could harm U.S. national security.

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