Russia Is Not the Only Nation Trying to Interfere in Our Elections, Says Pompeo

The transcript discusses the confirmed interference by Russia in past U.S. elections and emphasizes the need for vigilance against multiple nations attempting to undermine Western democracy. It highlights the legislative efforts to provide resources to prevent future interference and the State Department's readiness to execute its responsibilities. Diplomatic communications with Russia have been made clear, with responses noted.

What is the speaker's stance on Russian interference in the U.S. elections?

• The speaker is uncertain about Russian interference.

• The speaker thinks interference is unlikely.

• The speaker believes there was no interference.

• The speaker is convinced of Russian interference.

According to the speaker, which of the following is true about threats to Western democracy?

• There are no threats to Western democracy.

• Only Russia is attempting to undermine it.

• Multiple nations are trying to undermine it.

• The threats are only from non-state actors.

What does the speaker suggest about the legislation passed in the House?

• It is fully supported by the administration.

• It has no relevance to election interference.

• It is already implemented.

• It is blocked in the Senate.

What resources does the speaker claim the State Department has?

• Limited resources and authority.

• Only financial resources.

• All necessary resources and authority.

• No resources or authority.

How does the speaker describe the response from Mr. Putin regarding election interference?

• He noted the concerns diplomatically.

• He denied any interference.

• He ignored the concerns.

• He promised to stop interfering.