The Trump campaign says it will handle foreign information offers on a case-by-case basis

The main spokesman for President TrumpDonald John TrumpHouse's panel approves the US space military branch Harris calls Trump "a threat to national security" after stating that he would take information from a foreign power Harris called Trump "a threat to the national security "after stating that he would take information from a foreign power.In its bid for re-election in 2020, 2020, the campaign will treat offers of information on opponents of foreign entities "on a case-by-case basis".

Kayleigh McEnany, the campaign's national press officer, said on CBS News' "Red & Blue" show Thursday that the campaign would follow Trump's campaign on managing potential offers.

"The directive of the president, as he said, [it’s] case by case. He said that he would probably do both: listen to what they have to say, but also report it to the FBI, "McEnany said.

McEnany's comments come after Trump said Wednesday in an interview with ABC News that he would "maybe" call the FBI if a foreign agent suggested he dirty a political opponent.

"I think you might be doing both at once," Trump told the question of whether he would call the FBI or listen if Russia, China or another foreign government was going ahead .

"I think you might want to listen in. There is nothing wrong with listening," he continued. "It's not an interference, they have information, I think I'll take it in. If I thought something was wrong, I might go to the FBI."

Trump's comments aroused strong reactions and later prompted the President of the Federal Election Commission, Ellen Weintraub, to issue a statement stating that it was "unlawful for anyone to solicit, accept or accept to receive anything of value from a foreign national in the context of an American election ".

The Democrats have decried Trump's suggestion that if a foreign government provided information, it would "take them", while the Republicans were eager to distance themselves from the president's words.

McEnany stood to Trump's comments during the interview on Thursday, repeatedly claiming the campaign was following his instructions.