Trump: Hope Russia Can Find Clinton's E-Mails

The transcript discusses the controversy surrounding 30,000 missing emails, highlighting issues of respect and implications for government officials. It raises concerns about email deletion after a subpoena and the potential involvement of foreign countries like Russia or China. The speaker expresses a desire to see the emails if they exist.

What does the speaker suggest might happen to those who find the missing emails?

• They will be arrested.

• They will be rewarded by the press.

• They will be ignored.

• They will be punished.

What is the speaker's main concern regarding respect?

• That it is irrelevant to the issue.

• That it is being overemphasized.

• That it is not being shown by a specific individual.

• That it is being lost in society.

What does the speaker imply about foreign countries having the emails?

• It is beneficial.

• It is a possibility that concerns them.

• It is a minor issue.

• It is impossible.

What action by a government official is criticized by the speaker?

• Leaking information to the media.

• Ignoring a press conference.

• Deleting emails after a subpoena.

• Sending classified information.

What does the speaker express a desire to see?

• A change in government policy.

• A public apology from the official.

• The emails if they are held by foreign countries.

• A new investigation.