https://www.newsweek.com/robert-hyde-only-playing-texts-about-marie-yovanovitch-surveillance-1482511
GOP
congressional candidate Robert Hyde has denied being involved in
surveillance of former U.S. Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch, saying he was
"playing" in texts to Lev Parnas released by House Democrats on Tuesday.
The
Connecticut Republican told Eric Bolling on Sinclair TV last night that
messages he sent to Rudy Giuliani's indicted associate discussing
surveillance of Yovanovitch were "just colorful," and said he was a
"little landscaper from f****** Connecticut" when pressed on whether he
had spied on the then-ambassador.
Hyde also denied being a "close associate" of Parnas, claiming he barely knew the businessman.
Documents released on Tuesday
suggested the supporter of President Donald Trump texted Parnas with
supposed notes on Yovanovitch, her whereabouts and what she was doing.
"She's
talked to three people. Her phone is off. Computer is off," one message
from March 2019 read. According to the documents, another pair of
messages said: "Update she will not be moved special security unit
upgraded force on the compound people are already aware of the situation
my contacts are asking what is the next step because they cannot keep
going to check people will start to ask questions.
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