New Charges in Russia Investigation

The transcript discusses the ongoing Russia investigation, highlighting a recent guilty plea by a former associate of a London law firm. This marks the fourth guilty plea in the investigation, indicating its expansion. The White House, through press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, acknowledged Russian interference in the 2016 election, a shift from previous statements. The inquiry continues to gather evidence, with potential future actions by the Trump administration against Russia. The transcript also notes the lack of response from Congress, particularly Republicans, who are on recess.

What is the significance of the fourth guilty plea in the Russia investigation?

• It marks the end of the investigation.

• It shows the investigation is narrowing.

• It indicates the investigation is expanding.

• It has no connection to the Trump campaign.

How did the White House's stance on Russian interference change?

• They denied any interference.

• They acknowledged interference but denied its impact on the election outcome.

• They claimed interference handed Trump the victory.

• They stated interference was beneficial to the Democrats.

What did the press secretary suggest about future actions against Russia?

• The administration would support Russian policies.

• The administration would take some action against Russia.

• No actions would be taken.

• The administration would ignore the interference.

What is the current status of the Mueller inquiry?

• It has concluded.

• It has been paused indefinitely.

• It is ongoing with more evidence being collected.

• It has been dismissed by Congress.

What is the expected response from Congress regarding the investigation?

• No response as they are on recess.

• Immediate hearings and actions.

• Support for the Russian government.

• A complete dismissal of the investigation.