opinion by prosecutor moore. he s doing a methodical job, this is going to fit into context in effect one or two or three pieces of a very large puzzle that he s putting together. unless there s a better answer than i don t remember, i forgot, then he s in trouble. let s talk about mueller s investigation. reportedly, he s looking into speaking with his british promoter ron goldstone who set up the 2012 meeting between natalia veselnitskaya and donald trump jr. and manafort and kushner and so forth. remind everyone what he can offer to this investigation? well, he was the link between the russian lawyer and the campaign. he was the contact. he was the one who made the approach and as we noted in the previous segment, you know, said there was dirt being offered as part of the russian russian government support for your dad. and rather than, you know, as we talked then, what we talked about when the e-mails came out, rather than the first action being going to the fbi and
russians have incriminating dirt on hillary clinton. now all of this really becomes to the forefront this week with all of these new revelations about wikileaks. about the fact that don jr. was having contact with wikileaks, that kushner knew about it. the reason that wikileaks is so significant is because they are the organization that released the stolen clinton e-mails. the dirt, i am convinced that ron goldstone was talking about was those clinton e-mails that were stolen. and i think as a prosecutor my theory is very simple, goldstone or somebody else brought those mal e-mails to that meeting on june 9th. the donald trump campaign realized these were too hot to handle. they had to be released through another source and that source was wikileaks. and if you look at what we know now, over the course of time after that meeting, two weeks
russians have incriminating dirt on hillary clinton. now all of this really becomes to the forefront this week with all of these new revelations about wikileaks. about the fact that don jr. was having contact with wikileaks, that kushner knew about it. the reason that wikileaks is so significant is because they are the organization that released the stolen clinton e-mails. the dirt, i am convinced that ron goldstone was talking about was those clinton e-mails that were stolen. and i think as a prosecutor my theory is very simple, goldstone or somebody else brought those e-mails to that meeting on june 9th. the donald trump campaign realized these were too hot to handle. they had to be released through another source and that source was wikileaks. and if you look at what we know now, over the course of time after that meeting, two weeks
he s also the person who said that, one, the russian government is backing donald trump and supporting his campaign, and, two, he s the one that notified don jr. that the russians have incriminating dirt on hillary clinton. now all of this really becomes to the forefront this week with all of these new revelations about wikileaks. about the fact that don jr. was having contact with wikileaks, that kushner knew about it. the reason that wikileaks is so significant is because they are the organization that released the stolen clinton e-mails. the dirt, i am convinced that ron goldstone was talking about was those clinton e-mails that were stolen. and i think as a prosecutor my theory is very simple, goldstone or somebody else brought those e-mails to that meeting on june 9th. the donald trump campaign realized these were too hot to handle. they had to be released through
the connection between the trump campaign and cambridge was at that moment. nick, i feel like i m losing my mind a little bit as i watch all of this happen. i feel that often, but easy to have partly to have because of the fact pattern russia is so sprawling. there s charactering, and there s paul manafort and all of these people. that what i think they have sort of successfully been lost is what was the crime and the heart of it. the crime at the heart of it was trying to help trump get elected, exactly what ron goldstone said in the june 3rd e-mail, that s what they were doing. i mean, look at that will dossier. everything in there, i mean most of it has been corroborated, what hasn t been that s not true. i would not say most has been corroborated. it all rings true. if you re looking at it from the standpoint of what i usually do when i send out investigators, i m trying to find is that something you do? all the time in litigations that i handle. so what you wan