Thanks again to all of you for appearing again before us today.
Mr. Rogers and Mr. Boucher; you were last with us on October 18, I believe.
One of the questions I asked you had to do with how you would handle something like the Beyoncé play in the last federal election in the United States. A Russian entity or individual created a fake fan website for the well-known, popular star Beyoncé and attracted millions of followers with simple celebrity gossip, information, pictures and so forth. Then, a couple of days before the actual vote, this time bomb exploded with all sorts of statements and directions apparently from Beyoncé, which were intended, according to one of our previous witnesses, Dr. Ben Scott, to discourage black voters in the United States from participating in that election.
At the time, we talked theoretically. I don't want you to compromise or expose procedures and tactics, but I do want to talk about the capability of the intelligence community and this new panel to respond in the critical last few days or even final hours before an election to something like the Beyoncé play.