president trump: russia would rather have hillary clinton than donald trump. the reason is nobody has been tougher on russia than me , whether it is our energy policy which is not hers, whether it is the lifeline as -- whether it is the pipeline as you know in europe going all over the place that i have been considerably complaining about , whether it is ukraine or whether it is a whole host of things, there is nobody ever been more tough or difficult for russia than donald trump. i have to tell you this. i put sanctions on russia at a level no one has seen before. nobody wants to write about it. with all of that, i want to get along with china and i want to get along with europe and i want to get along with everybody if it is possible. i even want to get along with iran and iran wants to talk and if they want to talk i am available. reporter: [inaudible] we are going to stay in ireland because it is convenient and a great place but it is convenient. we will be meeting with a lot of irish officials, and overnight stand i look forward to that. reporter: do you t

there is actually lots of evidence of trump-russia collusion. wrong. the atlantic. the collusion with russia is in plain sight. wrong. "huffington post" ran this lie on their front page, manafort indictment proves trump-russia collusion. a lie. talking about thousands upon thousands of reports in the opinion and so called hard news pages n alike. they actually won a pulitzer prizes for their lying coverage of the russia collusion hoax. that's a disgusting disgrace and a real dishonor for every person that deserved a real pulitzer prize for this horrible conspiratorial coverage was amplified every single day on the fake news cnn. conspiracy tv msnbc. this is but a tiny sampling. take a look. >> i think this meeting in thee revelations about it are a game changer in the investigation because they present the first evidence of actual collusion. >> what mr. trump did yesterday was to betray the men and women of the fbi, and betray the o american public for that's why i used the term that this is nothing short of treasonous. >> this is direct collusion. it's out in the op

the house judiciary committee to testify on his handling of the mother report into alleged to trump russia collusion some are now saying william bar should be held and contempt of congress. has failed the men and women of the department of justice by placing the needs of the president over the ferry administration of justice and yes we will have no choice but to move quickly to hold the attorney general in contempt if you store also feels to negotiate in good faith mr byers the moment of accountability well come soon enough and i think that probably important to note that it was pointed out that at this point the to. and of justice has made a less redacted version of bob miller's report available to top democrats but these top condition congressional democrats navl palosi and others have refused to read it and said that instead they want the entire report revealed to a wider audience the chairman willing to go look it what the attorney general offered him it's pretty amazing to me he wants to go in executive session ask questions about it but he won't go read it what are the democrats scar

specifically, the report states, and i quote, within approximately five hours of president trump calling on russia to find secretary clinton's emails, russian intelligence agency g.r.u. officers, quote, targeted for the first time clinton's personal office. end quote. the mueller report also reveals that president trump repeatedly asked individuals affiliated with his campaign including michael flynn, quote, to find the deleted clinton emails, end quote. these efforts included suggestions to contact foreign intelligence services, russian hackers and individuals on the dark web. the report confirms that trump knew of wiki leaks releases of the stolen emails. and received status about -- status updates about upcoming releases. while his campaign promoted coverage of the leaks. donald trump jr. communicated directly with wikileaks and at its request publicly tweeted a link to emails stolen from clinton's campaign manager. second, in your march letter to congress, you concluded, and i quote, that the evidence is not sufficient to establish that the the president committed an obstruction of justice off

trump could not travel to russia. a campaign representative such as papadopoulos could attend the meeting. papadopoulos told lewandowski that he was open, quote, willing to make the trip off the record if it's in the interest of mr. trump and the campaign to meet specific people, close quote. papadopoulos communicated with clovis and another member of the foreign policy advisory team about off the record meetings between the campaign and russian government officials or with papadopoulos' other russian connections, mifsud and timofiv. papadopoulos also interacted directly with clovis and faris in connection with the summit of the translannic parliamentarian group. on july 16th, 2016, papadopoulos attended the tax summit in washington, d.c., where he sat next to clovis. as reflected in the paragraphs below, period. although clovis claimed to have no recollection of attending the tag summit, papadopoulos remembered discussing russia in the foreign policy trip with clovis and faris during the event. papadopoulos' recollect

are suddenly targeted attorney general barr, are they afraid of what he'll discover about the trump-russiaigation? plus what would you like to ask the panel about president trump's decision to ignore house subpoena, just go to facebook, fox news sunday and we may use your questions on >> yes, i do have people in the department helping me review the activities over summer 2016. chris: attorney general serious about investigating what led to the fbi probe of russia and the trump campaign. time now for sunday group. fox news senior political analysts bret hugh, charles lane from the washington post, marie, cohost of benjamin on fox news radio, we've missed you, attorney general barr seems to become a big target this week for a lot of democrats after we learned just before his testimony before that committee that robert mueller had sent a letter complain to go him about his summary just after he issued it to congress, to what degree, do you think that attacks on barr are really about the fact that he's serious about investigating the origins of the trump-russia investigation. >> i think that b

trump also denied having any business connections to lhasa russia even though this latest 2016 trump organization has been pursuing a licensing deal for a skyscraper to be built in russia call trump tower moscow. after election president expressed concerns that his advisors reports of russian interference might lead the public to question his legitimacy of the election. mid-january 2017. incoming like michael flynn vice president. other administration officials fbi agents had talked to russian ambassador mr. kislyak. or his election interference. overt private winter at the white house told comay he needed loyalty. november 14 the day after the president requested friends designation. the president told an outside advisor. now that we fired flynn, the russia thing is over. an investigation would continue. one-on-one meeting with comay. referring to fbi investigation of flynn, the president said i hope you can see your way clear to letting this go. letting things go. he is a good guy. i hope you can let this go. shortly after requesting flynn's recognition and speaking privately to cal

mueller's team may have known there was no trump russia collusion in late 2017. so did democrats and obama intelligence officials know that and was the mueller probe all about a perjury trap for trump? to the battle at the border, the surge of migrants crossing the border now equals the size of small cities as tax payers increasingly have to foot the bill even in states far from the border. but the democrats trying to paint that concern as anti-immigrant. that fiery debate coming up. plus guess which top 2020 democrat candidate once denounced illegal immigrants saying quote they have to have a way to earn their what in. this is not amnesty. they have got to learn english. you may be surprised at that answer coming up. to the liberal new york times now blasting liberal politicians for ruining america's citizen state saying they are quote inadequate. they don't know how to govern. the paper citing as its main evidence california and you won't believe what we found that california's democrat liberals are now doing. california wants to deploy its national guard to go

judiciary committee refused to testify before its about his handling of the report into alleged trump russia collusion the day before senators had grilled him on the issue of the house hearing was not counseled however democrats set up a chair and placed name called in front congressman steve cohen then puts a ceramic chicken on the empty chair doubling the attorney general chicken bought the democrats are now calling for william boss head considering whether to hold him in contempt. and reports. well a very short hearing on capitol hill as william barr the u.s. attorney general did not attend he did not show up for the hearing before the house judiciary committee that he was subpoenaed to testify before now representative gnabry who is the chair of the committee is now at this point considering bringing charges of contempt of congress against him for failing to testify when subpoenaed however republican legislators had a different opinion and argued that his testimony yesterday in the grilling he received from democrats was basically a circus and a charade and that he should not be obligate

press reports alleged links between trump campaign in russia. june 16, 2015, donald j trump declared his intent to seek nomination as a republican candidate for president. by early 2016, he distinguished himself among republican candidates by speaking of closer ties with russia saying he would get along well with russian president battle mayor pruden questioning whether nato alliance was obsolete and praising putin as a strong leader. the press reported that russian political analysts and commentators perceived trump is favorable to russia. >> beginning in february 2016 continue through the summer, the media read reported several trump campaign advisors appear to have ties to russia. for example, press reported that campaign advisor michael flynn was seated next to vladimir putin at a gala in moscow in december 2015 and that flynn appeared regularly as an analyst. press also reported the foreign policy advisor carter page had ties to a russian state run gas company and that campaign chairman paul manafort had done work for the russian former ukra

that regard again is the attorney general built barr who has pledged to get to the bottom of the trump russiadoesn't make any sense. those that were not telling the truth, trump was telling the truth when he said there was no collusion. jim comey in folks in the law enforcement community and john brennan and copper in folks in the media, none were telling the truth. i think there will be accountability. >> before you go, they reported important news this week because we basically got evidence that they wanted to destroy trump before the election. >> right. any, the biggest part of that story, we're just now seeing that. those are documents that should have been produced previously and they weren't. needless to say, they do go specifically to the point about the steel dossier, with the fbi new, assistant secretary of state, kathleen had a memo of her conversation with christopher steele. she discussed the dossier and one conversation, she determined christopher steele was not being truthful and the information in the dossier was demonstrably false and she communicated that to the fbi. our own

russia. also to come investigating the investigators the u.s. attorney general just sides to look into possible nor break during the middle of a probe into whether donald trump colluded with russia but william barr has opted not to do the same for that part of the probe which concluded there was meddling by moscow. the prime minister's son clash exacted germany's foreign minister suggesting that burdens assurances that he stands by israel are contradicted by supporters and. so i welcome just go 9 o'clock in the morning here in moscow you're watching r.t. international the russian president vladimir putin says he is ready to resolve differences with washington repair ties serious sticking point still remain on tuesday he met with the u.s. secretary of state might bump in the black sea resort of sochi where russia's foreign minister also held talks with his american counterpart. we also want to restore relations with the u.s. i hope all the conditions that are now being created despite the exotic wait the mother commission have been working in the home it came up with an objective investigation. proved there was no collusion between russia and the us the thing

specifically william barr we'll see if the law was broken when trying to establish whether dollar trump colluded with russia how are the same scrutiny to the part of the proca including there was meddling by moscow and picks up the story. since 2016 the democrats have been pushing an investigation of donald trump for allegedly colluding with russia in order to win the $2016.00 elections well now the report is out and the verdict is no collusion and at this point it looks like cable news will not stop the noise about trump and russia despite the report being released well now we've got a new investigation to cover it seems the republicans are now pushing to investigate the investigators u.s. attorney john durham he is not a rookie by far he investigated the cia and revealed that they had destroyed tapes and evidence of their torture program he also investigated the f.b.i.'s relationship with mafia boss whitey bulger so when it was announced that he would look into whether or not federal officials broke the wall when investigating donald trump the democrats got antsy so did former f.b.i. director james calmin

attorney general investigate the legality of evidence used in the russia trump collusion probe but doesn't question the finding of the report and russian interference also it's a soft thing this latest campaign in norway to coincide with ramadan features a crescent moon in this part of its logo sparking anger. hello there is midday here in moscow you're watching r.t. international now the russian president vladimir putin says he's ready to resolve differences with washington and improve for relations although syria sticking points still remain on tuesday he met with the u.s. secretary of state in the black sea resort of sochi where russia's foreign minister also held talks with his american counterpart. there's a pretty good notion we also want to restore relations with the us i hope all the conditions for that are now being created despite the exotic wait the mother commission had been working in the hole it came up with an objective investigation and proved there was no collusion between russia and the us the thing we branded estoppel monson's from the very beginning of the sides have ag

russia. also to come investigating the investigators the u.s. attorney general to sides to look into possible rule breaking during the middle of a probe into whether donald trump colluded with russia. has opted not to do the same for that part of the probe which concluded there was meddling by moscow and he's ready prime minister's son lashes out at germany's foreign minister suggesting that billions assurances that it stands by israel are contradicted by its support of certain n.g.o.s the u.k.'s foreign secretary does not relax allowing qual way to participate in britain's 5 g. network stance despite pressure from the u.s. to ban the chinese telecoms giant over security b.s. . i welcome just gone 8 o'clock here in the morning here in moscow you're watching r.t. international the russian president vladimir putin says he's ready to resolve differences with washington and repair ties although admits major sticking points the remain on tuesday he met with the u.s. secretary of state might bump in the black sea resort of sochi where russia's foreign minister also held talks with his american counterpart. there's a pretty good in the list thank goodness and we also

are suddenly targeted attorney general barr, are they afraid of what he'll discover about the trump-russiaation? plus what would you like to ask the panel about president trump's decision to ignore house subpoena, just go to facebook, fox news sunday and we may use your questions on air. ?! (laughing) what?? what?! what?! [crash] what?! haha, it happens. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, paying for this could feel like getting robbed twice. so get allstate... and be better protected from mayhem... like me. ♪ it's nice. ♪ you got this! ♪ woo! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ book now and enjoy free unlimited open bar and more. norwegian cruise line. feel free. >> yes, i do have people in the department helping me review the activities over summer 2016. chris: attorney general serious about investigating what led to the fbi probe of russia and the trump campaign. time now for sunday group. fox news senior political analysts bret hugh, charles lane from the washington post, marie, cohost of benjamin on fox news radio, we've missed you, attorney general barr seems to become a big target this week for a lot of

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attorney general investigates the legality of the evidence used in the russia trump the newseum froebel doesn't question the findings of the report. and coca-cola is latest campaign in norway sparks anger from some as it features a crescent moon as part of its logo to coincide with run a. good evening to you watching r.t. international leave iraq now as fast as possible that's the dramatic warning that has been issued by washington to u.s. employees in the country comes amid a heightened sense of urgency from the american side of what it calls the increased threat coming from iraq's neighbor iran our correspondent and hawkins in the studios been following this story for a. very very dramatic perceived threat from the iran what is going on. u.s. relations have a history of being complex and dramatic but it seems that tensions have now reached new. new heights with this security alert issued by the united states through its not emergency personnel in iraq calling on most u.s. government personnel to leave as soon as possible from their embassy in baghdad and their consulate in arbil now w

president the trump russia story persists with more hearings more testimony and possible contempt charges for the u.s. attorney general a congress in its capacity here is not really investigating malfeasance by the attorney general which is their job is oversight they're actually having some perry mason like. miller to investigation which will gain them nothing and the bar i think just basically said look six hours of this is enough and done they didn't want him to show up they made it impossible for him to come so that they could have the theater they had today it's about politics it's not about finding any wrongdoing that part is over now we have the political discussion the tiny tiny tiny portion that's not grand jury testimony that was actually redacted that's been made available to the committee and they don't want to look at it because as i said they want the theater that they don't want cooperation they're not looking for something bad they've decided there's something bad they make the bald assertion and that's good enough for them. the controversy over the report has seen hillary

detailing yet another red flag in the fbi witch hunt into the trump-russia so-called collusion. according to john solomon, investigative reporter for "the hill" state department official kathleen kavalek did send the fbi a salacious piece of so-called intelligence from her meeting when ch was not appropriate with christopher steele. only problem the intel was total and complete b.s. which could have easily been disproven with any simple level of verification. it never happened. several days later comey used steele's b.s. as the basis for the fisa request and he signed the first fisa application. a request he swore was ver tied, at the top of the document. and accurate and true w more on this developing breaking investigative report, john solomon from "the hill" is with us. john, wow, this is now three, four separate instances, they were warned directly. >> and, sean, it is the first time that we know for sure that the fbi was in possession of appeals of intelligence from christopher steele that had been debunked before they went to the fisa court. they weren't in the process of

like even after the report of special counsel robert mueller saying there was no collusion the trump russia story continues to persist now with democrats determined that they want further answers and that they are unsatisfied with the results of that investigation. artie's killer martin live in new york thanks very much for the updates on the it's ok we now return to our top story the wiki leaks founder julian assange being sentenced in britain to fifty weeks in prison for skipping below in twenty well i'm very pleased to say we can bring in naomi called the director of the courage fund ation which raises legal defense for whistleblowers thanks for holding on the line there naomi some supporters say the sentence is excessive why do you think the judge saw fit to near the maximum punishment. well i think it was quite clear actually from that first hearing julian had after being dragged out of the ecuadorian embassy on the eleventh of april the u.k. judicial system was preparing to sort of throw the book at him for this bail offense for. going into the embassy in the first place i think they'

investigation even much as longer after its conclusion seems to be continuing the trump russia story persists with more hearings more testimony and possible contempt charges for the u.s. attorney general. ok let's head to london now where the first cool hearing when julian assange is possible extradition to the u.s. has been held that we can fix cofounders wanted in the states for allegedly conspiring to hack into classified government files appearing via video link from jail a sones told the court that he would never surrender to the americans voluntarily his lawyer along with the wiki leaks editor in chief spoke after the hearing denouncing his treatment. it has been twenty three other twenty four hours a day. that is what we call in general the terri confinement that's when assertive in this case is not about hacking. this case it's about a journalist in a publisher who had conversations with a source about accessing material and spoke to that source about how to protect their identity this is protected activity that journalists engage in all the time and any prosecution and extra

russia with key global conflicts are in the spotlight. the u.s. department of commerce with the chinese tech giant pile away on the trade blacklist after president trump signs an executive order banning the use of equipment that poses an alleged security risk. and the u.s. attorney general investigates the legality of evidence used in the russia trump collusion probe. a very warm up warm welcome you're watching us the international with me thank you aaron. the u.s. government has ordered all non-emergency staff to leave iraq over an alleged threat coming from forces controlled by wrong earlier we discussed the alleged radians threats with artie's daniel hawkins. seems now although that he's have reached new heights the u.s. has issued a security alert all its non-emergency personnel in iraq asking them to immediately depart from the u.s. embassy in baghdad and from the consulate bill that's an order that relates to all non-emergency personnel now why the sudden panic well this security alert mentions no specific threats or reasons u.s. officials have of course previously referred to what they describe as substantial threats to personnel relating to re

obama's doj, comey's fbi hadpa mountains of information proving that trump-russia collusion was always a hoax. they knew it on five different levels. massive red flags were littered all over the place. but instead of putting the breaks on the witch hunt, they kept digging and digging and digging, blinded by rage and hatred, desperate to take down the president, donald trump. they never understood why he won. because they didn't think of it. by the way, their guiding light the entire time, hillary clinton's russian, bought-and-paid-for, unverifiable, dirty dossier full of lies. a clear example of what is premeditated fraud, conspiracy against trump, members of his campaign, and guess what, on fisa courts. all must be held accountable. thankfully, truth did prevail. four separate investigations to date have cleared the president and his campaign of any and all wrongdoing. the hoax has been laid bare for all to see. we will give you so much more information. democrats in congress, apparently they haven't gotten the memo. jerry nadler's clown show is in full swing, never ending string of f

who's refused to subject himself to further questions about his production for to solving trump collusion with russia democrats. brandishing props to make their point. chicken bar should have shown up today and answered questions i think yesterday proving not here but is it before anybody still in the circus continues over here. all right sad. swimming pigs become a tourist sensation. thanks for joining us on the program france's interior minister is being branded a liar after claiming anti-capitalists attacked paris hospital during a may day rally that. videos and eyewitness accounts of that incident suggest they were actually taking cover from police firing tear gas. reports from the french capital. violence or may the first has been well documented in one of the most shocking stories that emerged from that violence was these allegations particularly by frances interior minister that actually some of the writers in those protesters were trying to attack a hospital trying to attack the stalls and trying to enter into that hospital this particular hospital was actually the surgical intensive care uni

congress after the man who controversially redacted the report into alleged collusion between trump and russia failed to show up for a grilling attorney general william boss not the hearing saying he'd already told senators say about his version of the report and democrat lawmakers who want to see the document in full theatrically a place to bars name caught in front of an empty chair congressman steve cohen then put a ceramic chicken on the desk as a symbol of the attorney general's cowardice and talking to some k.f.c. . do democrats want bars had to roll they're now mining charges of contempt of congress on. he's a little put in has the details. well a very short hearing on capitol hill as william barr the u.s. attorney general did not attend he did not show up for the hearing before the house judiciary committee that he was subpoenaed to testify before now representative gnabry who is the chair of the committee is now at this point considering bringing charges of contempt of congress against him for failing to testify when subpoenaed however republican legislators had a different opinion an

fiction . >> the justice department is overseeing a number of missed -- investigations in the trump russiaof them is being conducted by the inspector general looking into the fbi surveillance warrants on trump associates. the report is expected to be complete within the next month. i'm garrett tenney, fox news. >>> former governor, arnold schwarzenegger is said to be doing fine after he was attacked it and event in johannesburg, south africa. the 71-year-old was talking to fans on somebody drop kicked him in the back without wanting. schwarzenegger is seen being pushed to the ground as we saw there. a man was dragged away by security but later tweeted and said he thought he was pushed further crowd and he was fine. >>> when we were kids, we were told we would have flying cars by now. we don't have them yet but the first test was done earlier this month. the on many aircraft hovered a few feet above the ground before landing successfully. this puts lily m in the front of a pack of tech companies trying to launch the first air taxi services. >>> sign me up. >> right. >> preparing for the wor

trump jr. as part of russia and its government support for mr. trump. the written communications showed that the campaign anticipated receiving information from russia that could assist candidate trump's electoral prospects but the russian lawyer's presentation did not provide such information. days after the june 9 meeting on june 14, 2016, a cyber security firm and the dnc announced that russian government hackers had infiltrated the dnc and obtained access to opposition research on candidate trump among other documents. carter page travelled in his personal capacity to moscow and gave the key note address. page had lived and worked in russia between 2003 and 2007. after returning to the united states, page became acquainted with at least two russian intelligence officers. one was charged with conspiracy to act. page's july 2016 trip to moscow drew media attention. by late september 2016 removed him from the campaign. it was also the month wiki leaks released e-mails stolen. on july 22, 2016 wiki leaks posted thousands of documents revealing informatio

about the strange goings on under the obama administration when it comes to how it conducted the trump-russia us now, former federal pros courted jim trusty. here's one thing that's really weird that's going on. basically we're seeing, let's go to the bruce ohr question. bruce ohr met with the state department official and said basically, listen, we want to get this thing moving, we want to get it going on what's going on with trump-russia. that e-mail just surfaced. what' your take on that? >> there are a couple of competing things in my mind. the first is that praws was the director of the organized crime drug enforcement task force. his area of responsibility. and that's typically a funding mechanism for narcotics wire traps but he was trying to expand it into international organized a crime. for bruce to be focusing on this, this is not a surprise to people around the department at that point. the problem is the lack of an easy explanation for sitting down with the commission spy christopher steele. the informant had been fired, bruce would not there's no legitimate reason to sit down wit

: i believe that russia would rather have hillary clinton as president of the united states than donald trump. the reason is, nobody has russia than me. whether it's our energy policy, which was not hers, whether it's the pipeline, as you know, in europe, going all over the bitterly t i've been complaining about, whether it's ukraine, whether it's a whole of things, there is nobody tough or more difficult for russia than donald trump. i have to tell you this. sanctions on russia at a level that no one has seen before. no one wants to write about it. with all of that, i want to get along with russia and i want to get along with china. want to get along with europe. i want to get along with everybody if it's possible. along with to get iran and iran wants to talk and if they want to talk, i'm available. thank you. president trump: we're going to be staying in ireland because a greatvenient and it's place but it's convenient. we'll be meeting with a lot of and it will icials i look ernight stay and forward to that. [inaudible] president trump: well, i can't ecause i didn't know anything about it

said he is 130i7bd that no democrats have come out in support of looking into the origins with trump-russia probe the same way that he and other republicans defended and supporting the special counsel investigation, even while the president was attacking it, jon? >> are thanks, tensions rise between tehran and washington president trump promising to ramp-up u.s. military forces in middle east, to counter iran a move top republicans are backing. >> there is no question, but that this threat as chairman thornberry said is not business as usual it is very important for the to iranians to understand we will do what is necessary to deter them from attacking us or interests, and that 'we will do what is necessary to make sure they understand we are not going to sit back and allow them to take action that will put our people in harm's way. >> size more from fwuro in jerusalem. >> kin of iraq offering to mediate a peaceful resolution. >> despite he protesters in baghdad against iraqi involvement in the situation, iraq foreign minister announced the desire to find a solution today during a press con

does russia regard president trump as an adversary? new sanctions from the us right after the meeting between president le pruden and mike pompeo in sochi. so they said the actually the decision to impose new sanctions is like just undermining anything and everything which was talked about when the president and the state secretary. and also there are no expectations of the meeting between pruden and trent which can happen injapan. so actually, that is a pretty good question about who impression of good or bad relations is worse. —— trump —— putin. trump has got along with putin would not be a bad idea. in russia, they do not actually believe that in washington, dc they can get along with kremlin. the mueller report is absolute in saying russia interfered with the 2016 election. does russia admit anything? that is a good question because president putin keeps denying that moscow has anything to do with interference with the election so he denies the military intelligence hacked the service of the democratic party and they are also deny

when did mueller know that the trump-russia collusion was a real hoax? did he conceal that fact from the president to set up a perjury track? why didn't he tell us? why didn't he tell the country? by the way, that would be obstruction. by the t way, mueller's mandate was broad enough to investigate taxicabs, tax violations. why would it not have been brought enough to investigate hillary clinton's bought and paid for dirty russian dossier? again, created by a foreign intelligence officers by. we know now full of russian lies. even "the new york times" admitting that hillary's dirty russian dossier could have actually beneficial russian disinformation campaign chaos creation from the very start. well, what about spine? did mueller ever bother to investigate that members were spied on? how many instances where they spied on? how many spies were involved? thanks to our two years plus of reporting and a story from "the new york times." thanks for catching up guys. i know you were pushing lies for two years. we know that the trump campaign advisor george papa