Relating to President Trump's alleged disclosure of classified information to the Russian ambassador, on May 15, Aaron Blake of the Washington Post writes: We see ... top national security aides saying Monday night that The Washington Post's reporting [that Trump divulged classified info] was wrong, and then Trump tacitly acknowledging it was accurate first thing Tuesday morning. What is this "tacit acknowledgement"?  While the article provided several other links, to this key point it provided no link, nor any quotation.  As to what this "tacit acknowledgement" actually was, readers are left to guess. But, based on other sources, we can deduce that the Post must be speaking of President Trump's May 16 tweet, which reads as follows: As President I wanted to share with Russia (at an openly scheduled W.H.  meeting) which I have the absolute right to do, facts pertaining to terrorism and airline flight...(Read Full Post)