Has there been any reaction from BS or the BS campaign about page 23 of the Mueller report?

[dalton99a]

15. Excellent point - and they lied about it too:

https://www.cnn.com/2015/12/18/politics/sanders-dnc-data-breach-josh-uretsky/index.html
Fired Sanders aide: I wasn't peeking at Clinton data files
By Dan Merica
Updated 9:22 AM ET, Fri December 18, 2015

(CNN) The Bernie Sanders campaign staffer who was fired for accessing data unique to the Hillary Clinton campaign's vote file, told CNN on Friday that he was only trying to "understand how badly the Sanders campaign's data was exposed" and not attempting to take data from the Clinton campaign.

"We knew there was a security breach in the data, and we were just trying to understand it and what was happening," said Josh Uretsky, reached by phone on Friday morning, a day after the campaign let him go.

He added, "To the best of my knowledge, nobody took anything that would have given the (Sanders) campaign any benefit."

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http://time.com/4155185/bernie-sanders-hillary-clinton-data/
Sanders Campaign's Breach of Clinton Data More Serious Than Disclosed
By Sam Frizell Updated: December 18, 2015 3:48 PM ET

Bernie Sanders’ campaign’s breach of Hillary Clinton’s voter data may have been more extensive than previously reported, according to a person with knowledge of investigation.

According to data reviewed by TIME, the Sanders campaign appears to have obtained files with lists of voters that the Clinton campaign had cultivated in 10 early states including Iowa and New Hampshire.

Beyond simply reviewing the data, the logs show the Sanders staffers took deliberate steps to harvest and store the information. According to the logs, the Sanders staff created from scratch no fewer than 24 lists—consisting entirely of data pulled down from the Clinton campaign’s database—and saved them to their personal folders.

The logs show the Sanders campaign accessed the Clinton data for nearly one hour beginning around 10:40 p.m. Wednesday. The Sanders staffers were apparently able to view unique voter information along with accompanying information about how likely the voters were to vote for the various candidates, crucial information that the Clinton campaign has likely spent millions of dollars to collect.