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Home | DC AUTHORS | Podcast: What does the Mueller report mean for democracy?

Podcast: What does the Mueller report mean for democracy?

May 13, 2019 by Jenna Spinelle Leave a Comment

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Listen to the interview with Laura Rosenberger

Laura Rosenberger, director of the bipartisan Alliance for Securing Democracy
Laura Rosenberger, director of the bipartisan Alliance for Securing Democracy

By now, you’ve no doubt head all about the report issued by Special Counsel Robert Mueller and the drama in Washington that’s ensued in the time since its release. But, if you only focus on the information about collusion and obstruction in the Trump administration, you are missing a whole other part of the story about Russian interference in democracy leading up to the 2016 election.

Laura Rosenberger and her colleagues at the bipartisan Alliance for Securing Democracy have been working to raise awareness about this threat since the 2016 election. Rosenberger joins us the Democracy Works podcast this week to discuss what she learned from the report, and where the efforts to combat Russian interference stand.

Democracy Works is produced by the McCourtney Institute for Democracy at Penn State and WPSU Penn State. New episodes are released every week. Subscribe to the show in your favorite podcast app.

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About Jenna Spinelle

Jenna Spinelle is the communications specialist for the McCourtney Institute for Democracy at Penn State and host of the podcasts When the People Decide and Democracy Works.

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