Name: Why Donald Trump Jr.'s emails change everything
Uploaded: 2017-07-14T06:15:37.000Z
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the feeling that you don’t know the truth,

but with each and every day that goes by,

Why did he put his whole administration at risk?

It wasn’t his White House’s initial answer,

the Democrats for having lost an election

But now it’s clear that story wasn’t made-up.

And what’s worse, and what might explain

Trump’s decision to fire Comey, to obstruct

On June 3, 2016, Donald Trump Jr. got an email.

It was from a British publicist named Rob Goldstone.

He was writing on behalf of a Russian businessman,

Donald Trump Sr. on the 2013 Miss Universe

In the email, which Donald Trump Jr. released

on Twitter, in order to get in front of the

New York Times releasing it, Goldstone says

First, he writes that Aras, the older Agalarov,

“crown prosecutor” — that’s a term

that, in other countries, describes a lawyer

Now, crown prosecutor doesn’t exist in Russia.

But just to be clear, the source is later described

And what this person has is a pretty big deal.

they have “official documents and information

that would incriminate Hillary Clinton”

the one that leaves no shadow of doubt about

what what happening here, is the last sentence:

this whole thing, the meeting with this lawyer

about the incriminating documents, is, quote,

Right there, Donald Jr. is told that the meeting

is part of the Russian government’s effort

to sway the American election to his dad.

“if it’s what you say I love it,” and he forwards

the whole email thread to then campaign chair

First, we learn that that Donald Trump Jr.

Next, it tells us all three of these men,

they weren’t just open to working with the

Russian government against Clinton’s campaign.

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