EVAN OSNOS, The New Yorker:

Sure. Yes.

This stories, which was a collaboration with David Remnick and Josh Yaffa in Moscow, was an attempt to say, let's clarify exactly what we have learned, because this is an extraordinary moment.

We now know that three things happened. The first thing is that, as you know, the DNC was hacked. John Podesta's e-mail was hacked. That's the one Americans I think know the most about.

The second thing is that we also know that there was an influence campaign, an attempt to really change what it is that people believed about the candidates.

The director of national intelligence has said that this occurred. It's not a — fake news is a term that's now become politicized in its own way. But from the intelligence community's perspective, this is a known fact.

And then the third piece — is this the one that I think we're at the stage now of trying to learn more about — is whether or not and to what degree there were contacts between Russian representatives and elements perhaps of Trump's campaign, his advisers or his associates. And that's really where the center of gravity is moving in the investigation.