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We must keep pace with such changes in order to provide policyakers and our operational commanders the intelligence and cyber capabilities they need to keep us safe that means understoodianding ou adversaries to the best of our abilitand what they do and why, we're watching criminal behavior, terrorism planning, malicious cyber activity and outright cyber attacks. we have witnessed the use of these tactics here at home. i know this hearing today will inevitably focus on reports of interference in our recent elections. i echo director clapper in saying we will await the findings of the just-com...

So we don't know these things. and it would be nice if somebody would just say we don't know. and we would like to find out. and we should due diligence. find out what happened and then take it from there instead of what's strange about this whole hacking thing is conclusions have been drawn. president obama has made his conclusion public and then he has called for investigation to be concluded before he leaves office on january 20th. and then those facts, you know, to come out. i don't understand the point of investigation if he has already drawn his conclusion. maybe he should have waited fo...

Ordered an intelligence review to be completed before he is out of office in terms of what russia did in this election. but this bombshell tonight from "the washington post" that the cia knew that russia wasn't just meddling, russia was trying to deliver the presidency to donald trump and this news about the partisan difference in terms of the response on capitol hill that members of congress who were republican particularly mitch mcconnell didn't want the american people to be told whereas democrats wanted to do that. it's striking not only because his wife went on to get a cabinet job from d...

Is when the democrats could not get -- even though there was no consensus from the entire group two democratic lawmakers, senator dianne feinstein from california who is the ranking member on the senate intelligence committee and congressman adam schiff from california who the ranking member of the house intelligence committee both put out a statement essentially pointing the finger publicly at russia and blaming them for the hacks and trying to undermine the election. >> ellen nakashima "washington post" cyber security reporter. thank you for taking the time to be with us. >> thanks again. by...

Election? >> there was no bipartisan public statement. what happened after that meeting is when the democrats could not get -- even though there was no consensus from the entire group two democratic lawmakers, senator dianne feinstein from california who is the ranking member on the senate intelligence committee and congressman adam schiff from california who the ranking member of the house intelligence committee both put out a statement essentially pointing the finger publicly at russia and blaming them for the hacks and trying to undermine the election. >> ellen nakashima "washington post" c...