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On today's Politics and More podcast, David Remnick talks to Senator Mark Warner.

Warner is the vice chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, which is carrying out an investigation on Russian interference in the 2016 election.

Now, the threat of Russia is one thing, but here in the United States, we don't even

understand the damage Russia has already done to our democratic processes.

And even to ask about Russian meddling, unfortunately is seen as a partisan move.

The president denounces the Mueller investigation as if it were some sort of devious cover-up

for Hillary Clinton's email troubles.

And the House Intelligence Committee just concluded its investigation with bitter disputes between the Republicans and the Democratic minority.

But in the Senate, on the Intelligence Committee, members are working very hard to maintain at least a functioning bipartisan investigation.

The committee's vice chairman is Mark Warner, Democratic Senator from Virginia.

Few people in Washington are more up to speed than Warner on Russian exploitation of social media

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