Peach
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I have what the Grand Jury handed down, and the Trump advisor now working with the FBI. That is making the White House more than a little concerned.I did, I want you to highlight the one that backs your shit. tick tock sweetie, what you got liar?If you can't be bothered to read what the Grand Jury handed down, I can't help you.for which indictment are you referring?Where there's smoke, there's fire. Just a matter of time, so it seems.Trump is busy defending Russia of course:
A member of President Trump’s personal legal team argued today that a Trump campaign adviser’s guilty plea of lying to the FBI about his communications with Russian nationals does not imply there was collusion between the 2016 campaign and Russia.
“There's no crime of collusion,” Jay Sekulow said on “Good Morning America” of George Papadopoulos, who admitted to making false statements and material omissions in January to investigators probing Russian interference in the 2016 election.
From March to August 2016, Papadopoulos, an adviser on foreign policy, had attempted to arrange a meeting between the Trump campaign and Russian officials.
A "campaign supervisor" encouraged Papadopoulos in August 2016 to make the trip himself for a meeting with Russian officials "if it is feasible,” according to the indictment document.
Trump is busy defending the accused and convicted but Papadopoulos said a lot in his plea and the acts in indictment do NOT end "years ago" as Trump declares:
The indictment, however, stated that Manafort’s illegal acts lasted into early 2017.