WikiLeaks posted 14 minutes of audio of what it claimed were hacked
voicemail messages from top Democratic officials Wednesday, just before
Vice President Joe Biden and President Barack Obama were to address the
Democratic National Convention.
NBC News hasn't authenticated the 29 files and
isn't quoting from them. In general, they appear to mirror some of the
more than 19,000 hacked Democratic National Committee email messages
that have been published in the last week. Information in some of those
messages led to the ouster of DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz.
The alleged voicemails add little new of
particular note. But their publication appeared to have been timed to
cause maximum embarrassment for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary
Clinton.
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