i'd be interesting. are you doing briefings? are you preparing? what are you doing to address the cyber threat? this isn't a partisan issue. republicans -- i mean russians are not trying to keep republicans in power. they're trying to keep confusion in the united states. >> lynn sweet, we are hearing from some republicans who note this. saying, look, even if the investigation into people associated with the president yields nothing and these republicans are saying, we don't think it will, we think that serious attention needs to be paid to the russian hacking and we're not seeing that serious attention from this white house as evidenced by this briefing yesterday. >> right. some 39 states had voter information hacked in one way or the other. it doesn't mean, by the way, that the vote count was influenced. states have within them multiple voting authorities. in one state, illinois, for example, there are 109 separate systems. but it does mean that this problem impacts red and blue