Donald Trump claims he has ``nothing to do with Russia,'' but we have seen damning revelations: secret meetings, business and financial entanglements, and elaborate attempts to conceal information. In any other era, these would be bombshells, but our nonstop media cycle, fueled by Trump's constant infusions of drama, make it hard to connect the dots. It is not that we lack evidence of Trump-Russia ties, it is that there is so much, it makes your head spin. So today, I am beginning a ``moment of truth'' series of speeches to point out facts that show an administration that is compromised and that not only colluded with Russia, but has obstructed justice to keep us from knowing the truth. One of many smoking guns is from 2015, when Trump's associate, Felix Sater, was seeking financing from a Russian bank facing American sanctions to build a Trump Tower in Moscow. This email from Sater to Trump's personal attorney speaks for itself: ``I'll get Putin on this program, and we'll get Donald elected.'' There is a lot more to come. The SPEAKER pro tempore. Members are reminded to refrain from engaging in personalities toward the President. ____________________
Jared Huffman: “Donald Trump claims he has ``nothing to do with Russia,'' but we have seen damning revelations: secret meetings…”
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