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if he s convicted he ll become the sixth trump aide to plead or be found guilty along with papadopoulos, rick gates, michael flynn, and michael cohen. all going to jail. stone s trial has provided a window, however, into portions of of the mueller report largely redacted. what trump and his campaign new about russian efforts to hack the dnc and hillary clinton. the former deputy campaign manager rick gates who pled guilty to lying to investigators last year testified in this trial he discussed with stone as early as april 2016 and also says campaign leadership had held brainstorming sessions what to do with when and if the information was leaked to them. most strikingly gates testified he overheard a conversation between trump himself in 2016 directly after the earliest dnc e-mails were released after trump told gates more information would be coming. president trump maintains he doesn t recall any such
the russian government? answer, we believe it information were to come out based on what we were told that information might be about, there were a number of us that felt it would give our campaign a leg up. mr. stone indicated that he wanted to reach out to jared kushner and political director jim murphy to debrief them on the developments of the dnc announcement. question, on july were there any brainstorming sessions done at that point? answer, oh, yeah. prior to that point there were brainstorming sessions on the idea of if the information was leaked what would the campaigns say and respond. and once wikileaks did release the hacked material, question, what was the campaign s action towards the release? answer, the fact the information had come out, the campaign was in a state of happiness. when the trump campaign heard that specifically the russian government had hacked the democratic party, they thought that was great for them. they thought they could definitely use that
campaign s attitude toward the dnc s announcement it had been hacked by the russian government? answer, we believed that if information were to come out that based on what we were told that information might be about there were a number of us that felt that it would give our campaign a leg up. mr. stone indicated that he wanted to reach out to jared kushner and political director jim murphy to debrief them on the developments of the dnc announcement. question, on july were there any brainstorming sessions held at that point? answer, oh, yes. prior to july there were brainstorming sessions on the idea of if the information was leaked what would the campaigns say and respond. and then once wikileaks did release the hacked material, question, what was the campaign s attitude toward the release? answer, the fact that the information had come out, the campaign was in a state of happiness. when the trump campaign heard that specifically the russian government had hacked the democratic part