effect russian oligarchs and others use cutouts as you ll hear from u.s. intelligence, use middle men to funnel money from the russia to the trump campaign. funnel it through a think tank, political action committee or a straw donor, put it in their name but in effect the money is coming from russia which raises the question that jack raised was, you know, what there s a quid pro quo offered here? you have to look in the bigger picture. you have numerous communications between trump campaign officials and at particular times that at a munn mum raise questions. the roger stone news today, for instance. the idea that he sends an e-mail saying he was having dinner with julian asank the same day that he makes a public kplenlt that i hear that there are going to be
is all that surprising. it s on going developing story. the administration gradually rolled out a set of sanctions across time. so it s possible that the administration wants to move up some things given current news cycles. you wouldn t necessarily think so. sources are telling cnn that one area they re scrutinizing is investmentes that they made to companies and think tanks with political action committees. you spoke a little bit about that earlier, specially throws who donated to the trump campaign. do you have any more information about what they re looking for or why they re looking into that specifically? the question is, did in effect russian oligarchs and others use cutouts as you ll hear from u.s. intelligence, use middle men to funnel money from the russia to the trump campaign. funnel it through a think tank, political action committee or a straw donor, put it in their name but in effect the money is
campaign. this is the first time we re learning about the russian oligarchs. every time we learn something new of what robert mueller is looking into, it is an expansion of this overall probe. we re learning of a whole new avenue of pursuit. not a narrowing and not a coming to an end. we learned, here s another avenue. that in and of itself is significant. on the substance of what is being reported, you know, foreign nationals are not allowed to donate to political campaigns. nor if you set up a straw donor climbed of thing where you re funneling money in, is that allowed to have foreign national involvement. so this would be completely illegal for the trump campaign to have operated in a way, fits, to receive money from foreign nationals in any way, what so ever.
united nations on manhattan s east side. according to law enforcement officials, mr. gilbert was angry because his father wanted to cut his son s weekly allowance from $600 a week to $400 a week. joining me now is the chief investigator reporter for wnbc in new york. jonathan, a lot of quickly developing information, and i believe you have late information now about the gun that was used. right. we re learning the gun he attained was in ohio. that it was purchased in a gun store there. he himself purchased it or was done through a straw donor. he did not have a license for that gun to own it in new york. whatn t a the accused. he s a 30-year-old graduate of princeton. and hasn t worked in a while. did he ever work? we re told he did work to at
$600 a week to $400 a week. joining me now is the chief investigator reporter for wnbc in new york. jonathan a lot of quickly developing information, and i believe you have late information now about the gun that was used. right. we re learning the gun he attained was in ohio. that it was purchased in a gun store there. he himself purchased it or was done through a straw donor. he did not have a license for that gun to own it in new york. whatn t a the accused. he s a 30-year-old graduate of princeton. and hasn t worked in a while. did he ever work? we re told he did work to at some point for his damage s edge fund and periodically had jobs at his father s. he was counting on his rent to be paid for his dad and he was