When an article uses words such as 'apparently', 'suggested that it was probably', 'it's possible' and 'high confidence', do any of them offer concrete 'fact.'  This is a perfect example of 'fake news'.  When a leak from a person in the intel community becomes the fact of the day it is a sad day.  Fake news, fake outrage, fake, fake, fake.  When the IC gets all their facts straight and draws their combined conclusion then it will have merit.  The problem is the FBI and CIA have been unduly influenced by politics and are now paying the price and the POTUS is the one ultimately responsible.