So how hard is it to address that kind of challenge when we have a President here in the United States in the White House who has refused to acknowledge Russian interference in elections in the United States and really throughout the world?
Jeanne Shaheen: “So how hard is it to address that kind of challenge when we have a President here in the United States in the White…”
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Shaheen questions the difficulty of addressing Russian interference under the current U.S. President.
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