Trump Says He Could End the Russian Investigation 'Right Now,' But He Won't

The transcript discusses the political conflicts within Congress, focusing on the investigation that some believe should be stopped due to its lack of basis in crime. The speaker expresses reluctance to halt the investigation for political reasons, despite considering it a disgrace and embarrassment to the country. The conversation also touches on the potential declassification of documents, which is being considered carefully, especially in light of the midterm elections.

What is the speaker's main reason for not stopping the investigations?

• They support the investigations.

• They are unaware of the investigations.

• They want to avoid political backlash.

• They believe the investigations are justified.

What does the speaker imply about the conflicts of interest?

• They are well-managed and resolved.

• They are unprecedented and serious.

• They are minor and insignificant.

• They are beneficial to the country.

How does the speaker feel about the leaking of classified information?

• They think it is beneficial.

• They believe it is justified.

• They are indifferent to it.

• They are disappointed by the lack of consequences.

What is the speaker's stance on declassifying documents?

• They are unaware of the documents.

• They are against declassification.

• They are considering it carefully.

• They have already declassified the documents.

Why does the speaker mention waiting until after the midterms for declassification?

• To avoid political implications.

• To ensure public interest.

• To gather more information.

• To comply with legal requirements.