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Trump fires cybersecurity official who refuted claims of election fraud

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In an overnight tweet, President Trump fired Chris Krebs, the nation's top cybersecurity official, who oversaw the election's security effort and called it the “most secure” in U.S. history. Meanwhile, President-elect Biden's team is making new calls for the White House to share key information with them. NBC White House correspondent Kristen Welker reports for TODAY.Nov. 18, 2020

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