Pennsylvania, you ve got to report it. it s not that hard. we had to do it. but mike is thinking about it. he s not sold. why? it s not clear that the trump campaign was ever offered that specific information. but they were. no, no, it is an analysis. mike is right. a thing of value they were told they could get information straight from kremlin files. right? and what was don junior say, if it s what you say, i love it, no question. but the evidence in the report is they had the meeting, and that information was not offered. so if i m sorry, michael, so if i decide if i m insider trading and somebody says hey, i m going to give you information about something that s going to go public in two days, and i m like yeah, let s get in this, i mean, that s a conspiracy. if we move forward that, even if it doesn t come to fruition, it s still wrong. it was wrong and questionably
Right? and what was don junior say, if it s what you say, i love it, no question. but the evidence in the report is they had the meeting, and that information was not offered. so if i m sorry, michael, so if i decide if i m insider trading and somebody says hey, i m going to give you information about something that s going to go public in two days, and i m like yeah, let s get in this, i mean, that s a conspiracy. if we move forward that, even if it doesn t come to fruition, it s still wrong. it was wrong and questionably improper, but can you make a criminal case that something of value changed hands? his question was that s what mueller was doing. he was the special prosecutor to investigate crimes. right? and he as the prosecutor he concluded he could not make a criminal case out of that meeting or any of the other
Goldstone s involvement, you say this is classic kgb. explain. sure. i mean, i think it s helpful and important to look at this administration from the vantage point of a foreign intelligence service, like russian intelligence. and this administration has shown itself to be a kremlin dream come true, really, because it s truly target rich. a foreign intelligence service, when they re looking at acquiring secret information about the united states, they re going to look foremost for people with placement and access. so, don junior. they re secondly going to look for people who have vulnerabilities, and motivations. we ve heard don junior say that his antenna didn t even go up over this requested meeting with the russian lawyer. i m sorry, but if you re antenna does not go up over something like that, you re showing incredible either naivete or just plain stupidity. this is exactly what we do when cia officers, when we re out looking to recruit human sources