This is Bill Press and Friends on the District Productive Network.

One thing that Donald Trump did not mention about in his address to Congress, of course,

was anything to do with Russia.

He didn't say, we're not going to let Russia seize any more territory. We're

going to make Russia give back to Crimea. We're going to make Russia get out of Ukraine. None of that.

None of that. He didn't want to talk about Russia. They were hoping the White House that Russia

would just go away. Of course, we know it's not going to go away for a couple of reasons. Number one,

there's an ongoing FBI investigation, which the White House doesn't want to admit, but it's there. We know it's there.

James Comey has briefed the Senate Intelligence Committee about the FBI investigation. So they are looking into whether or not

Russia was trying to influence this election as the intelligence agencies have told us last summer

and whether Russia was trying to influence the outcome of the election. And more importantly,

whether the Trump campaign,

the Trump operation, was helping Russia out. Were there any contacts between the Trump campaign,

the Trump transition, and Russia during that time? The New York Times reports, yes, there were.

So all those unanswered questions, plus the FBI is not alone, the Senate Intelligence Committee has an ongoing investigation, bipartisan investigation led by Mark Warner, Democrat

from Virginia, and Richard Burr, Republican from North Carolina.

Yep.

And then the House Intelligence Committee's reported this morning with Adam Schiff, the ranking Democrat, and Devin Nunez, who's a big Trumper, the chairman.

But they just announced yesterday, actually, that they have now agreed on the scope

of their investigation, which is kind of bifurcated in the House. Adam Schiff wants to get to

the bottom of what the Trump people were telling the Russians. Devin Nunez says his focus is he

wants to focus on the leaks.

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