FBI Director James Comey and Director of National Intelligence James Clapper have backed a CIA assessment that Russia intervened in the 2016 election in part to help Donald Trump win the presidency, the Washington Post reports.

“Comey’s support for the CIA’s conclusion suggests that the leaders of the three agencies are in agreement on Russian intentions, contrary to suggestions by some lawmakers that the FBI disagreed with the CIA.”

Hillary Clinton attributed her defeat to a convergence of two “unprecedented” events: the release of a letter by FBI director James Comey, 10 days before the election, and what she called an “attack against our country” by Russian president Vladimir Putin, the New York Times reports.

“A few days after the election, she did talk about the impact of Mr. Comey’s letter in a conference call with supporters. But speaking in Manhattan on Thursday to a group of her campaign donors, many of whom are still despondent over her defeat, she was particularly pointed about the role of Russia.”

“The Russians, she said, sought to ‘undermine our democracy’ through cyberattacks on Democratic targets. She said the hacking into the Democratic National Committee and into the emails of her campaign chairman, John D. Podesta, were a result of Mr. Putin’s ‘personal beef’ against her, pointing to her accusation that Russia’s 2011 parliamentary elections were rigged.”

“Do you think the Russians interfered with the outcome of the U.S. election or was it God?”

— Franklin Graham, on Twitter.

John Podesta: “What takes this from baffling to downright infuriating is that at nearly the exact same time that no one at the FBI could be bothered to drive 10 minutes to raise the alarm at DNC headquarters, two agents accompanied by attorneys from the Justice Department were in Denver visiting a tech firm that had helped maintain Clinton’s email server.”

“This trip was part of what FBI Director James B. Comey described as a ‘painstaking’ investigation of Clinton’s emails, ‘requiring thousands of hours of effort’ from dozens of agents who conducted at least 80 interviews and reviewed thousands of pages of documents. Of course, as Comey himself concluded, in the end, there was no case; it was not even a close call.”

“Comparing the FBI’s massive response to the overblown email scandal with the seemingly lackadaisical response to the very real Russian plot to subvert a national election shows that something is deeply broken at the FBI.”