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There are "no indications" that Trump Tower was under surveillance by the US government before or after the election, a Senate committee has said.
But White House spokesman Sean Spicer said Mr Trump maintains his claims.
The press secretary refused to accept the Senate Intelligence Committee report, saying "they're not findings".
Mr Spicer quoted at length from an unproven Fox News report suggesting Mr Obama had dodged US restrictions by asking Britain's GCHQ electronic surveillance agency to monitor Mr Trump, an allegation already dismissed as "utterly ridiculous" by the Cheltenham-based complex.
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