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“If it's what you say I love it especially later in the summer.” Seven years ago today, Donald Trump, Jr., held the infamous Trump Tower meeting with a Kremlin-connected attorney and other Russian proxies. Greg Olear and Cliff Schecter break down the Trump/Russia sit-down. Plus: golf for kids.Follow Cliff:https://twitter.com/cliffschecterSubscribe to Blue Amp:https://www.youtube.com/@cschecterSubscribe to the PREVAIL newsletter:https://gregolear.substack.com/aboutWould you like to tell us more about you? http://survey.podtrac.com/start-survey.aspx?pubid=BffJOlI7qQcF&ver=short. *

This episode covers Section II. Factual Results of the Obstruction Investigation, pages 15 to 158 of Volume 2 of the "Report on the Investigation into Russian Interference in the 2016 Presidential Election." This section of the report details the evidence obtained. Beginning with an overview of how Russia became an issue in the 2016 presidential campaign, and how candidate Trump responded. Included are key events that were investigated: the President’s conduct concerning the FBI investigation of Michael Flynn; the President’s reaction to public confirmation of the FBI’s Russia investigation; events leading up to and surrounding the termination of FBI Director Comey; efforts to terminate the Special Counsel; efforts to curtail the scope of the Special Counsel’s investigation; efforts to prevent disclosure of information about the June 9, 2016 Trump Tower meeting between Russians and senior campaign officials; efforts to have the Attorney General unrecuse; and conduct towards McGahn, Cohen, and other witnesses. Factual Results of the Obstruction Investigation (1:12) A. The Campaign's Response to Reports About Russian Support for Trump (3:03) Press Reports Allege Links Between the Trump Campaign and Russia (4:05) The Trump Campaign Reacts to WikiLeaks's Release of Hacked Emails (5:27) The Trump Campaign Reacts to Allegations That Russia was Seeking to Aid Candidate Trump (7:55) After the Election, Trump Continues to Deny Any Contacts or Connections with Russia or That Russia Aided his Election (12:15) B. The President's Conduct Concerning the Investigation of Michael Flynn (16:44) Incoming National Security Advisor Flynn Discusses Sanctions on Russia with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak (18:07) President-Elect Trump is Briefed on the Intelligence Community’s Assessment (22:34) Flynn Makes False Statements About his Communications with Kislyak (25:08) DOJ Officials Notify the White House of Their Concerns About Flynn (28:20) McGahn has a Follow-Up Meeting About Flynn with Yates; President Trump has Dinner with FBI Director Comey (30:44) Flynn’s Resignation (35:12) The President Discusses Flynn with FBI Director Comey (38:33) The Media Raises Questions About the President’s Delay in Terminating Flynn (41:56) The President Attempts to Have K.T. McFarland Create a Witness Statement (43:21) Analysis (45:58) C. The President's Reaction to Public Confirmation of the FBI's Russia Investigation (57:21) Attorney General Sessions Recuses From the Russia Investigation (58:15) FBI Director Comey Publicly Confirms the Existence of the Russia Investigation in Testimony Before HPSCI (1:03:43) The President Asks Intelligence Community Leaders to Make Public Statements that he had No Connection to Russia (1:09:01) The President Asks Comey to "Lift the Cloud" Created by the Russia Investigation (1:14:04) Analysis (1:17:37) D. Events Leading Up To and Surrounding the Termination of FBI Director Comey (1:23:18) Comey Testifies Before the Senate Judiciary Committee and Declines to Answer Questions About Whether the President is Under Investigation (1:24:50) The President Makes the Decision to Terminate Comey (1:28:09) Analysis (1:44:04) E. The President's Efforts to Remove the Special Counsel (1:54:44) The Appointment of the Special Counsel and the President's Reaction (1:56:03) The President Asserts that the Special Counsel has Conflicts of lnterest (2:00:04) The Press Reports that the President is Being Investigated for Obstruction of Justice and the President Directs the White House Counsel to Have the Special Counsel Removed (2:05:51) Analysis (2:12:04) F. The President's Efforts to Curtail the Special Counsel Investigation (2:20:49) The President Asks Corey Lewandowski to Deliver a Message to Sessions to Curtail the Special Counsel Investigation (2:21:42) The President Follows Up with Lewandowski (2:24:31) The President Publicly Criticizes Sessions in a New York Times Interview (2:26:31) The President Orders Priebus to Demand Sessions's Resignation (2:28:05) Analysis (2:32:29) G. The President's Efforts to Prevent Disclosure of Emails About the June 9, 2016 Meeting Between Russians and Senior Campaign Officials (2:37:37) The President Learns About the Existence of Emails Concerning the June 9, 2016 Trump Tower Meeting (2:38:21) The President Directs Communications Staff Not to Publicly Disclose Information About the June 9 Meeting (2:41:03) The President Directs Trump Jr.'s Response to Press Inquiries About the June 9 Meeting (2:43:35) The Media Reports on the June 9, 2016 Meeting (2:47:47) Analysis (2:51:36) H. The President's Further Efforts to Have the Attorney General Take Over the Investigation (2:56:14) The President Again Seeks to Have Sessions Reverse his Recusal (2:56:37) Additional Efforts to Have Sessions Unrecuse or Direct Investigations Covered by his Recusal (2:59:23) Analysis (3:05:07) I. The President Orders McGahn to Deny that the President Tried to Fire the Special Counsel (3:09:23) The Press Reports that the President Tried to Fire the Special Counsel (3:10:33) The President Seeks to Have McGahn Dispute the Press Reports (3:11:57) Analysis (3:17:39) J. The President's Conduct Towards Flynn, Manafort, and Stone (3:25:23) Conduct Directed at Michael Flynn (3:26:15) Conduct Directed at Paul Manafort (3:29:08) Conduct Directed at Roger Stone (3:39:33) Analysis (3:44:28) K. The President's Conduct Involving Michael Cohen (3:54:42) Candidate Trump's Awareness of and Involvement in the Trump Tower Moscow Project (3:56:37) Cohen Determines to Adhere to a "Party Line" Distancing Candidate Trump From Russia (4:02:42) Cohen Submits False Statements to Congress Minimizing the Trump Tower Moscow Project in Accordance with the Party Line (4:04:27) The President Sends Messages of Support to Cohen (4:14:27) The President's Conduct After Cohen Began Cooperating with the Government (4:20:29) Analysis (4:30:51) L. Overarching Factual Issues (4:42:44)   Mueller Report Audio - muellerreportaudio.com Presented by Timberlane Media - patreon.com/timberlanemedia Donate anonymously - glow.fm/insider Or donate with Crypto   Music by Lee Rosevere

As part of the final section of Volume 1 of the "Report on the Investigation into Russian Interference in the 2016 Presidential Election," pages 174-199, this section explains the Special Council's decisions on whether to exercise its prosecutorial authority with regard to the evidence it found through the investigation. V. Prosecution and Declination Decisions (1:14) V. A. Russian "Active Measures" Social Media Campaign (3:03) V. B. Russian Hacking and Dumping Operations (5:50) Section 1030 Computer-Intrusion Conspiracy (5:55) Potential Section 1030 Violation By [Redacted - Personal Privacy] (15:22) V. C. Russian Government Outreach and Contacts (18:00) Potential Coordination: Conspiracy and Collusion (19:52) Potential Coordination: Foreign Agent Statutes (FARA and 18 U.S.C. § 951) (22:37) Overview Of Governing Law (28:38) Application to June 9 Trump Tower Meeting (31:19) Application to WikiLeaks and Roger Stone (41:08) Campaign Finance (28:00) Overview Of Governing Law (48:36) George Papadopoulos (51:15) [Redacted - Personal Privacy] (56:15) Michael Flynn (56:27) Michael Cohen (59:38) Roger Stone (1:03:17) Jeff Sessions (1:07:23) Others Interviewed During the Investigation (1:10:48) Application to Certain Individuals (51:11) False Statements and Obstruction of the Investigation (48:18)   Mueller Report Audio - muellerreportaudio.com Presented by Timberlane Media - patreon.com/timberlanemedia Donate anonymously - glow.fm/insider Or donate with Crypto   Music by Lee Rosevere

As part of the final section of Volume 1 of the "Report on the Investigation into Russian Interference in the 2016 Presidential Election," pages 174-199, this section explains the Special Council's decisions on whether to exercise its prosecutorial authority with regard to the evidence it found through the investigation. V. Prosecution and Declination Decisions (1:14) V. A. Russian "Active Measures" Social Media Campaign (3:03) V. B. Russian Hacking and Dumping Operations (5:50) Section 1030 Computer-Intrusion Conspiracy (5:55) Potential Section 1030 Violation By [Redacted - Personal Privacy] (15:22) V. C. Russian Government Outreach and Contacts (18:00) Potential Coordination: Conspiracy and Collusion (19:52) Potential Coordination: Foreign Agent Statutes (FARA and 18 U.S.C. § 951) (22:37) Overview Of Governing Law (28:38) Application to June 9 Trump Tower Meeting (31:19) Application to WikiLeaks and Roger Stone (41:08) Campaign Finance (28:00) Overview Of Governing Law (48:36) George Papadopoulos (51:15) [Redacted - Personal Privacy] (56:15) Michael Flynn (56:27) Michael Cohen (59:38) Roger Stone (1:03:17) Jeff Sessions (1:07:23) Others Interviewed During the Investigation (1:10:48) Application to Certain Individuals (51:11) False Statements and Obstruction of the Investigation (48:18)   Mueller Report Audio - muellerreportaudio.com Presented by Timberlane Media - patreon.com/timberlanemedia Donate anonymously - glow.fm/insider Or donate with Crypto   Music by Lee Rosevere

On Friday, June 19, 2020, the Department of Justice released unredacted portions of the Mueller Report relating to Roger Stone. This episode is a re-release of this section of the Mueller Report with the newly available information. Apart from a couple of mentions of Roger Stone's name, the unredacted material is primarily from 7:34 to 9:04 and 49:17 to 53:23. As part of the final section of Volume 1, pages 174-199, this section explains the Special Council's decisions on whether to exercise its prosecutorial authority with regard to the evidence it found through the investigation. Prosecution and Declination Decisions (1:12) A. Russian "Active Measures" Social Media Campaign (2:51) B. Russian Hacking and Dumping Operations (5:40) Section 1030 Computer-Intrusion Conspiracy (5:45) Background (5:51) Charging Decision As to [Redacted - Harm to Ongoing Matter] (9:05) Potential Section 1030 Violation By [Redacted - Personal Privacy] (9:16) C. Russian Government Outreach and Contacts (10:12) Potential Coordination: Conspiracy and Collusion (12:07) Potential Coordination: Foreign Agent Statutes (FARA and 18 U.S.C. § 951) (14:53) Governing Law (15:13) Application (17:58) Campaign Finance (20:07) Overview Of Governing Law (20:47) Application to June 9 Trump Tower Meeting (23:26) Thing-of-Value Element (26:34) Willfulness (29:34) Difficulties in Valuing Promised Information (31:43) Application to [Redacted - Harm to Ongoing Matter] (33:17) Questions Over Whether [Redacted - Harm to Ongoing Matter] (33:28) Willfulness (33:37) Constitutional Considerations (33:59) Analysis as to [Redacted - Harm to Ongoing Matter] (34:11) False Statements and Obstruction of the Investigation (34:24) Overview Of Governing Law (34:46) Application to Certain Individuals (37:21) George Papadopoulos (37:25) [Redacted - Personal Privacy] (42:23) Michael Flynn (42:23) Michael Cohen (42:32) Roger Stone (49:18) Jeff Sessions (53:24) Others Interviewed During the Investigation (56:47) Mueller Report Audio - muellerreportaudio.com Presented by Timberlane Media Support via PayPal: donate@timberlanemedia.com Donate with Crypto Music by Lee Rosevere

Volume II of  the "Report on the Investigation into Russian Interference in the 2016 Presidential Election,"addresses the President's actions towards the FBI's investigation into Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election and related matters, and his actions towards the Special Counsel's investigation. This volume consists of four parts. Section I provides an overview of obstruction-of-justice principles and summarizes certain investigatory and evidentiary considerations. Section II sets forth the factual results of our obstruction investigation and analyzes the evidence. Section III addresses statutory and constitutional defenses. Section IV states the conclusion. Introduction to Volume 2 (1:24) Executive Summary to Volume II (6:37) Background Legal and Evidentiary Principles (27:13) Legal Framework of Obstruction of Justice (27:18) Investigative and Evidentiary Considerations (34:06) The Campaign's Response to Reports About Russian Support for Trump (41:01) Press Reports Allege Links Between the Trump Campaign and Russia (42:03) The Trump Campaign Reacts to WikiLeaks's Release of Hacked Emails (43:24) The Trump Campaign Reacts to Allegations That Russia was Seeking to Aid Candidate Trump (45:52) After the Election, Trump Continues to Deny Any Contacts or Connections with Russia or That Russia Aided his Election (50:11) Incoming National Security Advisor Flynn Discusses Sanctions on Russia with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak (55:58) President-Elect Trump is Briefed on the Intelligence Community's Assessment of Russian Interference in the Election and Congress Opens Election Interference Investigations (1:00:23) Flynn Makes False Statements About his Communications with Kislyak to Incoming Administration Officials, the Media, and the FBI (1:03:01) DOJ Officials Notify the White House of Their Concerns About Flynn (1:06:11) McGahn has a Follow-Up Meeting About Flynn with Yates; President Trump has Dinner with FBI Director Comey (1:08:34) Flynn's Resignation (1:13:02) The President Discusses Flynn with FBI Director Comey (1:16:21) The Media Raises Questions About the President's Delay in Terminating Flynn (1:19:43) The President Attempts to Have K.T. McFarland Create a Witness Statement Denying that he Directed Flynn's Discussions with Kislyak (1:21:07) The President's Conduct Concerning the Investigation of Michael Flynn Evidence (54:37) Attorney General Sessions Recuses From the Russia Investigation (1:35:54) FBI Director Comey Publicly Confirms the Existence of the Russia Investigation in Testimony Before HPSCI (1:41:19)  The President Asks Intelligence Community Leaders to Make Public Statements that he had No Connection to Russia (1:46:35) The President Asks Comey to "Lift the Cloud" Created by the Russia Investigation (1:51:35) The President's Reaction to Public Confirmation of the FBI's Russia Investigation (1:35:01) Comey Testifies Before the Senate Judiciary Committee and Declines to Answer Questions About Whether the President is Under Investigation (2:02:16) The President Makes the Decision to Terminate Comey (2:05:32) Events Leading Up To and Surrounding the Termination of FBI Director Comey (2:00:44) The Appointment of the Special Counsel and the President's Reaction (2:32:55) The President Asserts that the Special Counsel has Conflicts of Interest (2:36:52) The Press Reports that the President is Being Investigated for Obstruction of Justice and the President Directs the White House Counsel to Have the Special Counsel Removed (2:42:36) The President's Efforts to Remove the Special Counsel (2:31:37) The President Asks Corey Lewandowski to Deliver a Message to Sessions to Curtail the Special Counsel Investigation (2:58:18) The President Follows Up with Lewandowski (3:01:06) The President Publicly Criticizes Sessions in a New York Times Interview (3:03:09) The President Orders Priebus to Demand Sessions's Resignation (3:04:42) The President's Efforts to Curtail the Special Counsel Investigation (2:57:27) The President Learns About the Existence of Emails Concerning the June 9, 2016 Trump Tower Meeting (3:14:57) The President Directs Communications Staff Not to Publicly Disclose Information About the June 9 Meeting (3:17:38) The President Directs Trump Jr.'s Response to Press Inquiries About the June 9 Meeting (3:20:10) The Media Reports on the June 9, 2016 Meeting (3:24:22) The President's Efforts to Prevent Disclosure of Emails About the June 9, 2016 Meeting Between Russians and Senior Campaign Officials (3:14:14) The President Again Seeks to Have Sessions Reverse his Recusal (3:33:10) Additional Efforts to Have Sessions Unrecuse or Direct Investigations Covered by his Recusal (3:35:55) The President's Further Efforts to Have the Attorney General Take Over the Investigation (3:32:47) The Press Reports that the President Tried to Fire the Special Counsel (3:47:07) The President Seeks to Have McGahn Dispute the Press Reports (3:48:29) The President Orders McGahn to Deny that the President Tried to Fire the Special Counsel (3:45:57) Conduct Directed at Michael Flynn (4:02:52) Conduct Directed at Paul Manafort (4:05:46) [Redacted - Harm to Ongoing Matter] (4:16:14) The President's Conduct Towards Flynn, Manafort, [Redacted - Harm to Ongoing Matter] (4:01:54) Candidate Trump's Awareness of and Involvement in the Trump Tower Moscow Project (4:26:40) Cohen Determines to Adhere to a "Party Line" Distancing Candidate Trump From Russia (4:32:45) Cohen Submits False Statements to Congress Minimizing the Trump Tower Moscow Project in Accordance with the Party Line (4:34:31) The President Sends Messages of Support to Cohen (4:44:30) The President's Conduct After Cohen Began Cooperating with the Government (4:50:33) The President's Conduct Involving Michael Cohen (4:24:47) Overarching Factual Issues (5:12:31) Factual Results of the Obstruction Investigation (39:12) Statutory Defenses to the Application of Obstruction-Of-Justice Provisions to the Conduct Under Investigation (5:21:09) The Text of Section 1512(c)(2) Prohibits a Broad Range of Obstructive Acts (5:23:07) Judicial Decisions Support a Broad Reading of Section 1512(c)(2) (5:26:26) The Legislative History of Section 1512(c)(2) Does Not Justify Narrowing Its Text (5:30:39) General Principles of Statutory Construction Do Not Suggest That Section 1512(c)(2) is Inapplicable to the Conduct in this Investigation (5:33:57) Other Obstruction Statutes Might Apply to the Conduct in this Investigation (5:38:10) The Requirement of a Clear Statement to Apply Statutes to Presidential Conduct Does Not Limit the Obstruction Statutes (5:41:28) Separation-of-Powers Principles Support the Conclusion that Congress May Validly Prohibit Corrupt Obstructive Acts Carried Out Through the President's Official Powers (5:47:01) Ascertaining Whether the President Violated the Obstruction Statutes Would Not Chill his Performance of his Article II Duties (6:01:33) Constitutional Defenses to Applying Obstruction-Of-Justice Statutes to Presidential Conduct (5:39:40) Legal Defenses to the Application of Obstruction-of-Justice Statutes to the President (5:18:58) Conclusion (6:08:19) Government Unfiltered operates on the "value for value" model. We create the show and you decide what it's worth. You can return that value by supporting the show at governmentunfiltered.com or by going to glow.fm/insider to donate on either a one-time or recurring basis.

Professor Cass Sunstein joins Thom to discuss Impeachment: A Citizens Guide: Impeachment is part of the constitution and seen as an essential section to protect the people; the Founding Fathers means that impeachment should be used for violation of a Presidents misuse of authority. - Thom reads from the Mueller Report, from page 114, what happened at the Trump Tower meeting. - Do the Republicans even believe in Democracy anymore, or have they really turned into a machine for the greed of the very very wealthy? - The Mueller report, from page 117, a description of the meeting between Russian representatives and Trump, Jr. - Who among the Democratic candidates do Thom's thoughtful listeners think is most likely to be able to beat Trump?

As part of the final section of Volume 1, pages 174-199, this section explains the Special Council's decisions on whether to exercise its prosecutorial authority with regard to the evidence it found through the investigation. Prosecution and Declination Decisions (0:24) A. Russian "Active Measures" Social Media Campaign (2:01) B. Russian Hacking and Dumping Operations (4:50 ) Section 1030 Computer-Intrusion Conspiracy (4:56) Background (5:01) Charging Decision As to [Redacted - Harm to Ongoing Matter] (6:51) Potential Section 1030 Violation By [Redacted - Personal Privacy] (7:02) C. Russian Government Outreach and Contacts (7:58) Potential Coordination: Conspiracy and Collusion (9:52) Potential Coordination: Foreign Agent Statutes (FARA and 18 U.S.C. § 951) (12:38) Governing Law (12:59) Application (15:43) Campaign Finance (17:53) Overview Of Governing Law (18:32) Application to June 9 Trump Tower Meeting (21:12) Thing-of-Value Element (24:19) Willfulness (27:19) Difficulties in Valuing Promised Information (29:28) Application to [Redacted - Harm to Ongoing Matter] (31:01) Questions Over Whether [Redacted - Harm to Ongoing Matter] (31:12) Willfulness (31:22) Constitutional Considerations (31:43) Analysis as to [Redacted - Harm to Ongoing Matter] (31:55) False Statements and Obstruction of the Investigation (32:09) Overview Of Governing Law (32:31) Application to Certain Individuals (35:06) George Papadopoulos (35:09) [Redacted - Personal Privacy] (40:08) Michael Flynn (40:17) Michael Cohen (43:25) [Redacted - Harm to Ongoing Matter] (47:02) Jeff Sessions (47:11) Others Interviewed During the Investigation (50:34) Mueller Report Audio - muellerreportaudio.com Presented by Timberlane Media  Support via PayPal: donate@timberlanemedia.com Donate with Crypto Music by Lee Rosevere

Part 7 of 12 from Section II. Factual Results of the Obstruction Investigation. This subsection of Volume 2, pages 98-107, focuses primarily on the communications strategy around the June 9, 2016 meeting at Trump Tower, including the President's involvement around crafting Trump Jr.'s response and avoiding a proactive strategy recommended by Hope Hicks. The President's Efforts to Prevent Disclosure of Emails About the June 9, 2016 Meeting Between Russians and Senior Campaign Officials (0:08) The President Learns About the Existence of Emails Concerning the June 9, 2016 Trump Tower Meeting (0:51) The President Directs Communications Staff Not to Publicly Disclose Information About the June 9 Meeting (3:32) The President Directs Trump Jr.'s Response to Press Inquiries About the June 9 Meeting (6:04) The Media Reports on the June 9, 2016 Meeting (10:15) Analysis (14:04) Obstructive act (14:15) Nexus to a proceeding (16:35) Intent (17:15)  Mueller Report Audio - muellerreportaudio.com Presented by Timberlane Media Support via PayPal: donate@timberlanemedia.com Donate with Crypto Music by Lee Rosevere

Michael Tracey interviews music promoter Rob Goldstone, who unwittingly arranged the infamous Trump Tower meeting in 2016 and became embroiled in all manner of investigations for two years. Likely his most comprehensive interview to date.

On today’s episode, we finish part 1 of the Mueller Report. Topics covered include George Papadopolous, Michael Flynn, Paul Manafort, and the Trump Tower Meeting. Also, we discuss the Democrats reaction to the report and the next steps they plan on taking in order to bring down Donald Trump. Follow us on Twitter @FullTiltUSA and on instagram @FullTiltFullTimePodcast

Affable Englishman Rob Goldstone was literally in the room for the infamous Trump Tower Meeting, and he was with Donald Trump the weekend of the mythical "pee tape". But when you look at the rest of the characters involved in the Trump/Russia saga - Republican operatives, Trump family members and Russian spies - Rob Goldstone seems like the odd man out. He puts a lot of his story down to accidents and misunderstandings, but is that all there is to it? You can get a link to the full interview on our website.

Affable Englishman Rob Goldstone was literally in the room for the infamous Trump Tower Meeting, and he was with Donald Trump the weekend of the mythical "pee tape". But when you look at the rest of the characters involved in the Trump/Russia saga - Republican operatives, Trump family members and Russian spies - Rob Goldstone seems like the odd man out. He puts a lot of his story down to accidents and misunderstandings, but is that all there is to it? You can get a link to the full interview on our website.

Affable Englishman Rob Goldstone was literally in the room for the infamous Trump Tower Meeting, and he was with Donald Trump the weekend of the mythical "pee tape". But when you look at the rest of the characters involved in the Trump/Russia saga - Republican operatives, Trump family members and Russian spies - Rob Goldstone seems like the odd man out. He puts a lot of his story down to accidents and misunderstandings, but is that all there is to it? You can get a link to the full interview on our website.

Affable Englishman Rob Goldstone was literally in the room for the infamous Trump Tower Meeting, and he was with Donald Trump the weekend of the mythical "pee tape". But when you look at the rest of the characters involved in the Trump/Russia saga - Republican operatives, Trump family members and Russian spies - Rob Goldstone seems like the odd man out. He puts a lot of his story down to accidents and misunderstandings, but is that all there is to it? You can get a link to the full interview on our website.

Erik Prince, the founder and CEO of the world’s most notorious mercenary company, Blackwater, landed in hot water during an interview with Mehdi Hasan at the Oxford Union in the U.K. Prince repeatedly claimed to have disclosed an August 2016 meeting at Trump Tower to the House Intelligence Committee—a claim not backed up by the official transcripts of his testimony before congress. On this week’s show, Mehdi Hasan speaks with Jeremy Scahill, author of Blackwater: The Rise of the World's Most Powerful Mercenary Army, and to Congressman Joaquin Castro, who sits on the House Intelligence Committee, about the possible fallout from Prince’s contradictory statements.

Aaron Maté is a journalist who writes for The Nation, as well as a former host/producer for The Real News and Democracy Now! On the show we delve into two years of RussiaGate conspiracy theories involving alleged Russian interference in the 2016 election. Aaron tackles US-Russia relations, Ukraine, DNC hacking, WikiLeaks, Facebook ads, and cited evidence of possible collusion with the Trump campaign -- including the Steele Dossier and the Trump Tower meeting. We also discuss the indictments and convictions so far in Robert Mueller's investigation, as well as the rebuke of last week's BuzzFeed article.Support, Subscribe, and join the mailing list!www.primonutmeg.com/www.minds.com/primonutmeg/www.patreon.com/primonutmeg/www.youtube.com/c/primonutmeg/ www.facebook.com/primonutmeg/ www.twitter.com/primonutmeg/ www.instagram.com/primonutmeg/www.soundcloud.com/primonutmeg/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/primonutmeg)

Scott interviews Rob Goldstone about his testimony to Special Counsel Mueller’s grand jury and Congressional investigators where he talks about his email to Donald Trump Jr. whose revelation changed the face of American politics. Goldstone wrote a book entitled, “Pop Stars, Pageants & Presidents: How An Email Trumped My Life,” about himself and his time as a professional publicist for Russian pop star Emin Agalarov, whose father brought Trump’s Miss Universe Pageant to Moscow in 2013 and who was the ultimate source of the request for a meeting at Trump Tower during the 2016 presidential election. Rob Goldstone answered every question we asked him, and he had no prompting of what we would ask; one of our questions left him speechless. Click here to donate to the Dworkin Report. Disclosure: We use Amazon affiliate links. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dworkinreport/support

In the first part of their series on the investigation into Russia's meddling in the 2016 election, Dylan and Brent look into the events between the hack itself and the election of Donald Trump. Put on your ostrich suit and your alligator pants because the road to Moscow is a doozy! Check out our website. Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. Subscribe to our YouTube channel. Support the podcast for as little as $1 a month on Patreon. We also accept Bitcoin donations: 16UVF4FCAEdA7qdYt5wxgSEby1gPPFCQ39

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Jesse and Brittany discuss their trip to an arts festival where Brittany decided to be a rule-follower, listener emails and voicemails related to trigger warnings, former Trump supporters, and bonus episode feedback, the changing explanations for the Trump Tower meeting in 2016, the growing conspiracy theory for QAnon, and A$$hole of Today featuring truth wiener Kevin... The post #435 – “Rule-Following, Trump Tower Meeting, QAnon Conspiracy, Alex Jones Ban, and A$$hole of Today featuring Kevin Swanson.” appeared first on I Doubt It Podcast.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin in July, singled out American-born businessman Bill Browder at a joint press conference in Helsinki, Finland. Putin, standing alongside President Trump, named Browder and his business dealings. Browder was the largest foreign investor in Russia until he was arrested in 2005 and expelled from the country. His corporate documents were seized by Russian authorities, he says, and the young lawyer he hired to investigate—Sergei Magnitsky—was arrested and died in prison. Seeking justice, Browder lobbied for the Magnitsky Act, which he says prevents “Russian torturers and murderers” from using America’s banking system. In this discussion with CNN’s Suzanne Malveaux, Browder talks about the Helsinki summit, the infamous Trump Tower meeting, and why he says he’s not afraid of Putin. This discussion was held on July 27th at the Resnick Aspen Action Forum in Aspen, Colorado. Show Notes Listen to the Aspen Ideas to Go episode, CRISPR: A Crack in Creation. Follow us on Twitter and Facebook. Email your comments to aspenideastogo@gmail.com. The views and opinions of the speakers in the podcast do not necessarily reflect those of the Aspen Institute.

Did Trump know about the Russian meeting with his son? His old fixer seems to think so. And the reaction from the Whitehouse has been manic. Plus a very important update about the show in the Patreon segment.

Jesse and Brittany discuss the debate over the CVS hold music (riveting stuff, guys!), listener emails and voicemails related to 23 and Me DNA testing, “straight whiteness,” converting Trump voters, and finding a therapist, the latest breaking news related to Michael Cohen's revelation about the Trump tower meeting in 2016, and the White House banning... The post #431 – “It's FRIDAY!, Cohen vs. Trump on Trump Tower Meeting, and Kaitlan Collins & The Press.” appeared first on I Doubt It Podcast.

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The publicist who first contacted Donald Trump Jr. to set up the June 2016 meeting at Trump Tower told investigators that he did so only after receiving assurances that the Russian lawyer he was bringing along had dirt on Hillary Clinton.

On this episode of Fault Lines, hosts Garland Nixon and Lee Stranahan discuss a wide range of foreign policy topics including North Korea, Turkey, and Iran. With Mike Pompeo now confirmed as Secretary of State, how will the Trump administration address these various situations?Scheduled Guests: (Show 7-10 AM ET)Andrei Nekrasov - Writer and Director of the film, 'The Magnitsky Act. Behind the Scenes' | Topic: The Truth about Natalia Veselnitskaya and that Infamous PhotoJim Carey - Editor of Geopolitics Alert | Topic: Turkey Snap ElectionsDr. Bosworth - Internal Medicine Physician & Author of the Book: 'ANYWAY YOU CAN' | Topic: Stress and Your Health Alon Ben-Meir - Diplomat and International Relations Expert | Topic: Netanyahu vs. IranTim Black - Entrepreneur, Author, Activist and Talk Host | Topic: What Positives can we take from Kanye's Comments?Ivan Eland - Defense Policy Expert | Topic: US Defense PolicyAccusations and insinuations about Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya have been rampant throughout the media. Writer and Film Director Andrei Nekrasov has worked with Veselnitskaya in the past, and he will clear up some of the misinformation surrounding the now infamous "Russian lawyer" and the June 2016 Trump Tower Meeting.Our day to day lives are often full of stress which can at times feel overwhelming. Internal Medicine Physician Annette Bosworth joins Garland and Lee to provide advice for managing stress and maintaining good health during difficult times.Kanye West's recent tweets and controversial remarks have caught the attention of many people and organizations. Through all of the noise and controversy, what positive messages can be taken from Kanye's words? Talk host and activist Tim Black returns to Fault Lines to give his thoughts on Kanye's comments.

Don Jr. is back in the news. It’s not quite as confusing as it seems.