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Russia demands evidence of hacking after Obama threatens retaliation

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NBC News chief foreign correspondent Richard Engel tells TODAY that officials in Moscow are not taking President Obama’s threats of retaliation for meddling in the U.S. election very seriously. A spokesperson for Russian President Vladimir Putin says the U.S. either has to present evidence of hacking or stop talking about the allegations, because it would look “indecent” otherwise.Dec. 16, 2016

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