FOX is to them what Adam Schiff is to people like you, then.
Because Adam Schiff consistently said he had evidence that Trump colluded with Russia, only to never produce anything,
You're FOS.
In August, 2016, Donald Trump’s campaign manager, Paul Manafort, had to resign because
he had concealed his years working to install politicians loyal to Russian president Vladimir Putin.
While still receiving money from Russia, Manafort then went to work managing Donald Trump’s campaign at a time when Putin wanted Trump to win the presidency. Oddly, Manafort, who made millions of dollars working for Putin, volunteered to manage Donald Trump's campaign for free.
One of Donald Trump’s foreign policy advisers,
Carter Page, had many business involvements with Russian oil company Gazprom. When Page became Trump’s foreign policy adviser, he began giving pro-Russia policy speeches in Moscow, which resulted in the FBI looking into his activities.
On the same day that Obama imposed sanctions against Russia, Trump’s campaign adviser,
Michael Flynn, spoke to the Russian ambassador and discussed lifting those sanctions.
Flynn lied when asked about his conversation with the Russian ambassador.
During his Senate confirmation hearing, Trump’s nominee for Attorney General,
Jeff Sessions, lied to Congress when he said under oath that he had not met with anyone from Russia. In fact, he had met with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak. While it was not illegal for Sessions to meet with Kislyak, it was illegal to lie to Congress about it.
So, many ******* lies and you believed them.
except gullible simpletons like you repeating his statements ad nauseam like a chorus of caged parrots.
You're FOS.
A meeting took place at Trump Tower in
New York City on June 9, 2016, between three senior members of the
2016 Trump campaign –
Donald Trump Jr.,
Jared Kushner, and
Paul Manafort – and at least five other people, including Russian lawyer
Natalia Veselnitskaya.
The meeting was arranged by publicist and long-time Trump acquaintance
Rob Goldstone on behalf of his client, Russian singer-songwriter
Emin Agalarov.
The meeting was first disclosed to U.S. government officials in April 2017, when Kushner filed a revised version of his security clearance form.
Donald Trump Jr. made several misleading statements about the meeting.
He initially told the press that the meeting was held to discuss adoptions of Russian children by Americans. On July 8, 2017, after news reports stated that Trump Jr. knew the meeting was political, he admitted in a tweet that he had agreed to the meeting with the understanding that he would receive information damaging to
Hillary Clinton, and that he was conducting
opposition research.
When
The New York Times was about to report on email exchanges between Goldstone and Trump Jr., Trump Jr. himself published the emails.
In early July 2017, it was reported that President Donald Trump himself drafted Trump Jr.'s initial misleading statement.
The report was later confirmed by the president's attorneys.
In July 2018, the president denied knowledge of the meeting.
"Russia, if you're listening"?
NOTHING to see here............move along.
