Russian official to media: Stop false news

MASTER.
>> WE'LL BRING IN CNN SENIOR
CORRESPONDENT MATTHEW CHANCE.
YOU JUST GOT FINISHED
INTERVIEWING THE SPOKESWOMAN FOR
THE RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTRY,
I'M SURE SHE HAD SOME
INTERESTING PERSPECTIVE ON
WHAT'S GOING ON HERE TODAY.
>> Reporter: SHE DID.
AND SHE ALONG WITH OTHER RUSSIAN
OFFICIALS ARE NOT HAPPY AT ALL
WITH THE WAY THIS POLITICAL
SITUATION IS DEVELOPING WITH THE
UNITED STATES.
TOXIC HYSTERIA IS WHAT THEY'RE
CALLING IT, THE IDEA THAT RUSSIA
INTERVENED IN U.S. ELECTIONS,
THEY'RE REJECTING THAT, OF
COURSE.
SPECIFICALLY THE FOREIGN
MINISTRY SPOKESWOMAN PUSHED BACK
STRONGLY ON THE IDEA THAT THE
RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR TO THE UNITED
STATES, SERGEY KISLYAK, WAS IN
ANY WAY RELATED TO ESPIONAGE.
TAKE A LISTEN TO WHAT SHE SAID.
>> I MEAN, MR. KISLYAK IS A
WELL-KNOWN -- I MEAN, WORLD
CLASS DIPLOMAT WHO WAS A DEPUTY
MINISTER IN FOREIGN AFFAIRS IN
RUSSIA, WHO HAS COMMUNICATED FOR
DECADES ON DIFFERENT FIELDS.
CNN ACCUSED HIM OF BEING A
RUSSIAN SPY.
>> Reporter: U.S. OFFICIALS
ACCUSED HIM OF THAT.
>> STOP SPREADING LIES AND FALSE
NEWS.
THIS IS ADVICE FOR CNN.
>> Reporter: ARE YOU CONCERNED
THAT THE INVESTIGATIONS INTO
RUSSIA IS GOING TO TURN UP MORE
SECRET MEETINGS?
>> PLEASE STOP SPREADING LIES
AND FALSE NEWS.
>> Reporter: STOP SPREADING LIES
AND FALSE NEWS, A

Russian official to media: Stop false news

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