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The transcript discusses a confidential briefing where intelligence services informed Congress about Russian attempts to interfere in elections, favoring President Putin. The discussion covers the nature of intelligence operations, the importance of preventing such interference, and the impact of truth on democracy and scientific credibility.

What did the intelligence services brief Congress about regarding Russian interference?

How did the intelligence services respond when asked who the Russians might favor?

What are the two things mentioned about intelligence operations?

What is the concern regarding the notion that 'the truth is whatever I say it is'?

Why is it important for the United States to maintain credibility in its truthfulness?