No Evidence of Illegal Spying on Trump Campaign, FBI Chief Says

The transcript covers a discussion on the FBI's investigative activities, including surveillance and securing warrants, particularly in relation to the 2016 presidential campaign. It touches on the ongoing Inspector General investigation and the Attorney General's review of the FBI's actions. The conversation emphasizes the importance of lawful procedures and the lack of evidence for illegal surveillance by the FBI.

What is the key concern when the FBI engages in investigative activities?

• Minimizing public disclosure

• Maximizing the number of investigations

• Avoiding the use of surveillance

• Ensuring activities are done by the book and within lawful authorities

Why is securing warrants an important step for the FBI?

• It allows the FBI to bypass legal procedures

• It is a routine formality with no real impact

• It ensures that evidence collection is legally sanctioned

• It helps in reducing the number of investigations

What was publicly disclosed about the FBI's investigation into the 2016 election?

• The investigation was conducted without any legal oversight

• No warrants were secured

• A number of relevant warrants were secured

• The investigation was halted due to lack of evidence

What is the stance of the FBI Director on sharing thoughts about the ongoing Inspector General investigation?

• He has already shared his thoughts publicly

• He has no thoughts on the matter

• He believes it is inappropriate to share thoughts at this stage

• He is open to sharing all details

What is the Attorney General's approach to the investigation into potential illegal surveillance?

• He is assembling a team to investigate

• He is ignoring the situation

• He is leaving the investigation solely to the FBI

• He has concluded there was no illegal surveillance