Bipartisan Findings Reveal No Evidence of Wiretapping

The transcript discusses Trump's wiretapping accusations, highlighting bipartisan agreement that the claims are unfounded. Both Republicans and Democrats, including Paul Ryan and Devin Nunes, acknowledge the lack of evidence. The House Intelligence Committee's findings support this view, and FBI Director James Comey is set to testify on March 20. If no evidence emerges, the committee may subpoena records.

What is the bipartisan stance on Trump's wiretapping accusations?

• Both parties agree the accusations are unfounded.

• Only Democrats support Trump's claims.

• Both parties support Trump's claims.

• Only Republicans support Trump's claims.

Who is Devin Nunes and what is his position on the wiretapping claims?

• A Democrat who supports Trump's claims.

• A Democrat who believes in the wiretapping.

• An independent who remains neutral.

• A Republican who denies evidence of wiretapping.

What is the significance of March 20 in the context of the wiretapping accusations?

• It's the deadline for Trump to provide evidence.

• It's when the House will vote on the issue.

• It's the date of FBI Director Comey's testimony.

• It's when the accusations were first made.

What action might the House Intelligence Committee take if no evidence is found?

• They could issue subpoenas for records.

• They will ask for a public apology.

• They will support Trump's claims.

• They might close the investigation.

Why is it concerning that the President made accusations without basis?

• It strengthens his political position.

• It undermines public trust.

• It shows bipartisan support.

• It confirms the accusations.