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Cyber operations with influence operations. ed: here is what our ambassador to russia, john huntsman said recently. >> i think we need to be ever village length every election cycle to that kind of thing playing out and we need to be prepared for it. i don't know that we are. particularly at the local and state level where some of the meddling in the future could take place. that's what i'm concerned about as much as anything. >>. ed: should we be concerned that our ambassador is saying openly i'm not sure we're prepared, broadened beyond russia? should we have concerns about russia, china, ko...

Page are based on an assumption the court has that, hey, we got a bunch of information the first time we heard this case and if we thought it was legitimate to open a case into this guy, the bureau isgu going to have so mu integrity and the department's lawyers will have so much integrity, if there is ever a reason to doubt the information, they will bring us thatdo information. and so inus renewals two, three and found, they bring none of thisun information, right? >> that's correct. they are not telling the department so the lawyers very can decide what to include for the court. >> so i thin...

>> oh, it's 100%. there's no doubt that the russians, who have a very extensive intelligence network already in place in ukraine to do things such as not just pick up telephone calls and listen to them, you know, but also the same thing they were doing here in 2016, affect influence operations, drive public opinion. but in my mind, there's no doubt that they have that phone call. and this has really negative implications, ana, down the road for our national security because one of putin's favorite themes is, hey, these people who are telling you guys in ukraine and other developing democracies...