Rep. Stewart Says 'Hopefully Now We Can Just Move On' on Trump, Russia

The transcript discusses the complexities of US-Russia relations, focusing on meetings between leaders, the US intelligence community's findings on Russian interference in elections, and the mixed messages from the White House. It highlights the importance of diplomatic engagement while acknowledging the challenges posed by public perception and policy inconsistencies. The conversation also touches on the investigation into potential collusion and the broader implications for international relations.

What is the main concern when engaging with Vladimir Putin according to the first section?

• Being cautious as Putin is not a friend of democracy

• Maintaining a friendly relationship

• Focusing solely on terrorism

• Ensuring economic benefits for the US

What does the US President acknowledge about Russian activities in the 2016 election?

• The interference was beneficial

• Collusion was proven

• Russia attempted to interfere

• There was no interference at all

How does the second section differentiate between interference and collusion?

• Collusion is proven, interference is not

• Neither is proven

• Both are proven

• Interference is proven, collusion is not

What is the main issue with the White House's communication on Russia?

• It is too detailed

• It is inconsistent and confusing

• It is too friendly

• It is too aggressive

Despite mixed messages, what is the President's stance on Russia?

• He avoids any confrontation

• He is firm and confrontational

• He seeks to lift all sanctions

• He is lenient towards Russia