China’s intelligence service sought to recruit a Chinese-American staff member for Sen. Dianne Feinstein, a lawmaker who had access to the most sensitive U.S. secrets, but Beijing gained no secrets in the case.
The California Democrat said in a statement that the FBI notified her five years ago that a staff member in California was "potentially being sought out by the Chinese government to provide information."
"He was not a mole or a spy, but someone who a foreign intelligence service thought it could recruit," Ms. Feinstein said.
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