It's kind of an 'all of above' category here, I think, given the diversity of threats that we have.

Our job is to provide the truth, and power goes to those people who are in a position to make those determinations, make policy, make corrections, make laws, et cetera.

I can absolutely say that I have no other obligation except to follow the law on that.

I want to make it very, very clear to all elements of the intelligence community that our job is to do our job, and our job is not to formulate policy, our job is not to influence intelligence in any way for political reasons; our job is…

I thought perhaps we ought to at least have a discussion about what do you do in a situation when you have the necessary intelligence to know that something terrible is going to happen to the American people in a very short amount of time.

What was happening, there was the so-called stovepipe process. They weren't sharing information with each other the way that they should.

I have no intention of holding anything back from this committee, the access to this committee that they need.

I certainly will make sure the IC produces the intelligence access that you need to do your job.

That's my authority. That's my obligation.

If we didn't learn anything from these incidents, then shame on us.

Russia has a long history of propaganda and trying to influence various nations' cultures and elections and so forth.