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Trump fires top US election cybersecurity official who defended vote

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Donald Trump on Tuesday fired top cybersecurity official Chris Krebs in a message on Twitter, accusing him without evidence of making a "highly inaccurate" statement affirming the Nov. 3 election was secure and rejecting claims of fraud. FRANCE 24's International Affairs Commentator Douglas Herbert tells us more.

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