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Committee and by that, i mean the cia and the nsa and the fbi, these people do not usually speak in such absolute terms. hear them. we assess russian president vladimir putin order and influence campaign in 2016 aimed at the u.s. presidential election. russia's goals were to undermine public faith and the u.s. democratic process denigrate secretary clinton and harmed her presidency. we further assess putin and the russian government develop a clear preference of president-elect trump, are these conclusions familiar to you, sir? >> they are. >> are you aware of any mind

Border." all the lawmakers have to do authorize the billions of dollars, billions of taxpayer dollars to pay for it for deficit conscious republicans there are already signals it may be a tough sell. >> i can't speak as to how voters generally will react if american taxpayers are forced to pay for that wall but i can tell you how i would react. i would be disappointed. >> reporter: and democrats are casting doubt whether it's a reality at all. >> republicans would put what, $14 billion in a continuing resolution to build the wall? i don't know. i think that's a heavy sell. i think that's a tou...

Democrats only that material was released in the days and weeks leading up to the election, it is in large part because of that that the community concluded that the intention here was to weaken hillary clinton and help donald trump. jim sciutto, cnn, washington. >> jim, thank you. the vice president elect mike pence attended that intelligence briefing with donald trump and he says the trump administration will take swift and decisive action against cyber attacks. listen. >> we did this afternoon complete an extensive briefing from the leaders of our intelligence community. it was as the pre...

The his election victory. "there was absolutely no effect on the outcome of the election including the fact that there was no tampering whatsoever with voting machines." the intelligence assessment confirmed that hacking was "not involved in vote tallying." however, in his statement, trump never specifically acknowledged that russia was behind the hacks. despite the clear intelligence assessment and overwhelming bipartisan agreement on russia's involvement. >> i think that's the one thing in a statement that he should have acknowledged that whether you're a republican or a democrat, we are not...

The politics and say okay, what do we do about this? because we know russia isn't alone. there's lone actors, china, other nations trying to hack into our computer systems. what can we do about that. one other question if we're going to continue and we as a community of maybe critics in washington, d.c., where was the president? if this was going on in 2015, 2016, why did the president wait till this fall to talk to putin about it and even when he did talk to him about it, he said you guys need to cut that out. those were his words. it seems like it would have been a much bigger deal for the p...