Russia US Election Interference 2020

The Electoral College has elected Joe Biden as the next president of the United State on Monday, putting an end to the Trump campaigns effort to change the election results. In his speech, Biden said that "faith in our institutions held" and that "the integrity of our elections remains intact" while promising to turn the page "to unite" and "to heal."

During Thursday's town hall event, President Donald Trump refused to disavow the QAnon QAnon conspiracy theory. QAnon followers believe that Trump will save the world from a globalist cabal of Satan-worshipping pedophiles and cannibals controlled by the "deep state," including public figures such as Hillary Clinton, Tom Hanks and Pope Francis.

"I know nothing about QAnon. I do know they are very much against pedophilia," the president told NBC Town Hall moderator Savannah Guthrie.

Back in August, Trump voiced support for the QAnon movement, telling reporters that he appreciated their support for him and that "these are people that love our country."

The former CIA Director John O. Brennan tweeted that he thinks Donald Trump is "abetting" the Russian election interference in order to stay in office for a second term. This is done by Trump "trying to prevent the flow of intelligence to Congress" which he calls a "full-blown national security crisis".

Following the briefing about the alleged Russian interference with the US Election 2020 in favor of Donald Trump, the US president reportedly called the acting Directory of National Intelligence Joseph Maguire and removed him from his office. As a replacement Trump appointed the US ambassador to Germany, Richard Grenell, in the position of acting Director of National Intelligence.

The members of the US Congress reportedly have been warned by US intelligence officials that Russia was trying to interfere in the 2020 election campaign. The interference was directed to favor Republican President Donald Trump.