I don't like the idea of an outgoing President making major foreign policy maneuvers in their last month of office, especially with the incoming President not b

I don't like the idea of an outgoing President making major foreign policy maneuvers in their last month of office, especially with the incoming President not being in agreement. I agree that it's a bit sketchy. On the other hand, the incoming president might have benefited from the actions of Russian intelligence agencies, and he doesn't seem inclined to investigate (at least not without public outcry). So on balance, getting this information on the record now might be in the interests of national security.