House intelligence panel member: U.S. adversaries feasting on DNC, Clinton data

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Any information that passed through the Democratic National Committee’s network or Hillary Clinton’s personal servers should be considered an open secret to the world’s intelligence agencies, according to a key Republican lawmaker.

“We all live in an environment now where we see bad actors [like] the Chinese People’s Liberation Army, the Iranians, the Russians, who all have active cyber programs to steal emails,” Rep. Mike Pompeo, who sits on the House Intelligence Committee, told the Washington Examiner.

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