Senator Klobuchar criticizes Trump toward Russia, wants election security resources

Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar tells reporters at a weekly briefing that a second promise of President Donald Trump was his oath as Commander in Chief to protect the nation, that action against Russia was needed since attacks on the United States in many ways, including cyber. Klobuchar quotes Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats, who said it was happening and Russia was getting bolder, calling for sanctions and election security. Klobuchar wants funding for state election security with better and updated equipment, $400 million which equated to three percent of one aircraft carrier, which she says is worth democracy.