JOHN DICKERSON: You don’t think it’s phony that they, the Russians, tried to meddle in the election? You believe that?

DONALD TRUMP: That, I don’t know. I don’t know.

DICKERSON: That you don’t know or you do know?

TRUMP: Well, I have a problem. You have Podesta, who, by the way, I understand has a company with his brother in Russia. Hillary’s husband makes speeches in Russia. Hillary did a uranium deal with Russia. Nobody ever talks about that. But I don’t know―

DICKERSON: You don’t―

TRUMP: ―because the F.B.I. was not allowed by Podesta to go in and check all of the records on their servers and everything else that you would normally have to check. That’s number one.

Number two, knowing something about hacking, if you don’t catch a hacker, okay, in the act, it’s very hard to say who did the hacking. With that being said, I’ll go along with Russia. Could’ve been China, could’ve been a lot of different groups.

DICKERSON: So President Donald Trump is ambivalent―

TRUMP: But it could’ve―

DICKERSON: ―about or not ambivalent, you’re not just not sure

TRUMP: No. We have to find out what happened. I’d love to find out what happened.

DICKERSON: But you don’t think it’s the Russians―

TRUMP: I can tell you one thing. Had nothing to do with us. Had nothing to do with this, and everyone knows it.