I get that and do not disagree. But the important part of this is that Trump is stubbornly and dangerously undermining the intelligence and the intelligence services because he worries it undermines the legitimacy of his election win. Nobody is saying that, but he is defensive and blind to it all because it hurts his ego. Some things are bigger than ego. One day those same intelligence agencies will need to bring him some time critical developments about something urgent, and he is unnecessarily making relations with them difficult.
The intelligence talking heads that have been all over the new are mostly going to be gone in a couple weeks. They really have nothing to lose.
My stance on this is that until evidence is presented, we are just getting filtered words. I've seen first hand the watering down process of technical reporting as it flows up the chain of command to a point that it no longer says what the intent of the tech writing it meant. It is a pretty common issue.
The reality is that there were two hacks. First was Podesta's e-mail which was a Gmail account. By all accounts, it could have been hacked by just about anybody because he is a moron. There is nobody talking about his account being hacked by the Russians. However most of the biggest revelations of the campaign came from his account.
The DNC system was hacked by somebody. Maybe the Russians, maybe the Chinese, or the ghost of Richard Nixon. We really don't know. There weren't a ton of major revaluations that were released from this hack. Sure there were some items about how the deck was stacked against Bernie Sanders and for Hillary that led to DWS stepping down as the DNC Chairman. But really, that was about it. But keep in mind, that the DNC servers are not government devices. This would be no different than somebody hacking the NRA in that the intent could be to do harm on a national level and turn the discussions in a particular way.
I do find it laughable that many on both sides of the aisle are screaming that internet security has to be fixed. It isn't that simple. And even if it were that simple, that won't cover the GOP, DNC, Clinton Foundation, etc. Another thing I find ironic is that there have been a ton of big hacks against Homeland Security, the FBI, NASA, Justice, the IRS, and perhaps others. It was on good information that some of these were done by China and Russia. But none of that caused the shit storm that the hack against a non-government entity has caused. Not a single public reaction against those countries. But based on the current talking points that Russia did this, Obama gets tough and expels some diplomats and puts tanks and stuff closer to Russian soil. Really? This is the line in the sand?