the campaign. he works for the private business of the president of the united states and he s going to line up everyone s stories. we didn t know that before. yeah, i was struck by that, as well. and one of the things that you can see happening is sort of trading around of statements that might be distributed and goldstone tells the committee at one point that a statement that was suggested for him he felt like wasn t accurate and he didn t want to sign on to that. there s also the question of whether the president was told. right. don junior says he never told his father but there s this blocked number. yes. right? in between the calls to emin aglavrov. that blocked number is something someone could learn. that s tricky. phillip bump s timeline in the west is fantastic. when you lay that out, you see two things. one the blocked phone call is the only unexplained phone call of all of this. he s calling emin. calling someone else, calling
aglavrov. that blocked number is something someone could learn. that s tricky. phillip bump s timeline in the west is fantastic. when you lay that out, you see two things. one the blocked phone call is the only unexplained phone call of all of this. he s calling emin. calling someone else, calling emin back. we don t know what happened. there are investigators that can figure that out. through records, those can be subpoenaed and gathers. there are ways you can hunt that down. it becomes a question to the president, you know, it becomes a question to the president s staff who, made this phone call. what s also interesting is trump junior seems to call manafort in between these segments. and you ve got to the wonder what those are about. was it just coordinating for the meeting or also, does this check out? is this something we want to do. you kind of know this world. what do you think about this. right, so why would you call these people? you re trying to organize the