Tucker Presses Dem Rep for Evidence That Russian H
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Posted On: 12/14/2016 8:08:39 PM
Tucker Presses Dem Rep for Evidence That Russian Hacking Influenced Election
Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) is one of the Democratic lawmakers pushing for a bipartisan commission to investigate alleged election-related Russian cyber-attacks.
Tonight, Tucker Carlson asked Swalwell to provide any evidence that Russian hacking influenced the outcome of the election.
Swalwell said there's enough evidence that the Russian government meddled in the U.S. election to move forward with an investigation.
"It would serve us all if we had an independent commission to say once and for all who did this, how they did this, and make recommendations so it never happens again," Swalwell said.
Carlson said he believes that Russia wants to affect elections in the U.S. - and other countries - but he argued that there's no evidence that Russia had a material effect on the outcome of the election.
"What specific piece of information that they got onto WikiLeaks moved enough votes to make Hillary Clinton the loser and Trump the winner?" Carlson asked. "If it didn't have an effect, then who cares?"
Swalwell said we don't have hard evidence that they did or did not influence the election, but the investigation is a sign that America will not tolerate a foreign government interfering in our democracy.
Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) is one of the Democratic lawmakers pushing for a bipartisan commission to investigate alleged election-related Russian cyber-attacks.
Tonight, Tucker Carlson asked Swalwell to provide any evidence that Russian hacking influenced the outcome of the election.
Swalwell said there's enough evidence that the Russian government meddled in the U.S. election to move forward with an investigation.
"It would serve us all if we had an independent commission to say once and for all who did this, how they did this, and make recommendations so it never happens again," Swalwell said.
Carlson said he believes that Russia wants to affect elections in the U.S. - and other countries - but he argued that there's no evidence that Russia had a material effect on the outcome of the election.
"What specific piece of information that they got onto WikiLeaks moved enough votes to make Hillary Clinton the loser and Trump the winner?" Carlson asked. "If it didn't have an effect, then who cares?"
Swalwell said we don't have hard evidence that they did or did not influence the election, but the investigation is a sign that America will not tolerate a foreign government interfering in our democracy.
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