Trump pointing arrows on former top adviser Obama

washington - US President Donald Trump thinks the former national security adviser Susan Rice may have broken the law. The advisor to then President Barack Obama would have received names according to Fox News Trump employees who appeared in intelligence reports.

'I think this is the biggest story,' Trump said, according to The New York Times in an interview. 'It's such an important story for our country and the world. It is one of the biggest stories of our time. 'The president accused the media have too little attention to the riot.

Fox News reported Monday that Rice actively looking last year for the identity of people who had links with Trump and emerged in intercepted communications between foreigners. Names of Americans are anonymised in such reports, but can be requested.

The adviser would have shared the names requested by a large number of senior officers. Intelligence officials say no evidence seen that Rice went beyond its powers.