Obama: Russia Hacked the DNC

The transcript discusses the cybersecurity threat posed by the Russian hacking of the DNC, emphasizing the need for bipartisan efforts to prevent future cyber attacks. It outlines the timeline of the hacking incident, the investigation, and the public disclosure. The speaker stresses the importance of maintaining election integrity and avoiding partisan conflicts, while explaining the media's role in interpreting the events.

Why is it important to address cyber attacks on election systems?

• To support foreign influence in elections

• To increase voter turnout

• To promote partisan politics

• To ensure the integrity of the election process

What was the initial response to the alert about the DNC hack?

• Ordering an investigation by law enforcement and intelligence teams

• Conducting a public survey

• Publicly accusing a foreign nation

• Ignoring the alert

Who was briefed about the DNC hack during the investigation?

• Only the President

• The leaders of both the House and the Senate and the relevant intelligence committees

• The general public

• International allies

Why did the administration choose not to attribute motives for the DNC hack?

• To avoid influencing the election process with partisan views

• To support one political party

• Because they were unsure of the motives

• To protect the hackers

What was the primary concern of the administration regarding the election process?

• Ensuring the integrity of the election process

• Winning the election

• Blaming the opposition

• Increasing media coverage