Jeffrey Goldberg
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How Obama, Trump and Congress are responding to Russian hacks in the U.S. election
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24:31Now PlayingU.S. intelligence agencies blame Russia for a series of hacks meant to undermine the presidential election. President Obama said the U.S. will respond in a yet-to-be-determined way. But President-elect Donald Trump still questions the intelligence assessment and the belief by some that Russian President Vladimir Putin directed the attacks to bolster Trump's campaign. Trump also announce his choice for secretary of state: ExxonMobil CEO Rex Tillerson who has close ties with Russia. In his year-end press conference, President Obama also addressed the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Syria and the options being considered by the White House.
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