Robert Ray Says White House Has the Right to Push Back

The transcript discusses the progress and challenges of an investigation, with General Kelly suggesting it may be nearing completion. However, the process could be lengthy, and there is hope it won't extend into an election year. The investigation examines potential collusion between campaign officials and Russia, with no evidence of complicity found so far. The interaction between congressional and Mueller investigations is also explored, highlighting the political and legal dynamics involved.

What is the main concern about the investigation extending into an election year?

• It might increase public interest.

• It would require more resources.

• It might affect the election results.

• It could lead to more indictments.

What is the White House's position regarding evidence of collusion?

• They believe there is strong evidence.

• They have not commented on the evidence.

• They are unsure about the evidence.

• They claim there is no evidence.

What does the Papadopoulos plea suggest about meetings with Russian officials?

• Meetings were successful but not frequent.

• Meetings were attempted but not successful.

• Meetings were frequent and successful.

• Meetings were never attempted.

How might congressional investigations affect the Mueller investigation?

• They could provide additional evidence.

• They have no impact on the investigation.

• They could speed up the process.

• They might delay the investigation.

What is a potential consequence of the investigation process?

• International recognition.

• More public debates.

• Legal charges and imprisonment.

• Increased political support.