A bipartisan US Senate report says the 2017 intel assessment about Russian interference in the 2016 US election was accurate. “The Committee found no reason to dispute the Intelligence Community’s conclusions.'
"In all the interviews of those who drafted and prepared the , the Committee heard consistently that analysts were under no politically motivated pressure to reach specific conclusions," the report says."All analysts ... were free to debate, object to content, and assess confidence levels.", which was written based on intelligence gathered by the CIA, the FBI and the National Security Agency, among others.
The report says the disagreement over that detail"was reasonable, transparent, and openly debated among the agencies and analysts." The assessment of Russian interference"was a comprehensive all-source detailed assessment written by the top-notch analysts in the intelligence community," said Marc Polymeropoulos, a retired CIA case officer who played a role in the intelligence gathering."It was a top-notch document that revealed the true Russian efforts to subvert American democracy. There is no dispute that Russia interfered in our elections. None.
A summary of the Steele dossier was included in the appendix of the document at the insistence of the FBI officials, who believed the document should include everything the agencies had been told about the subject of Russian interference the report says.
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