Matt Welch: Trump doesn't have a believable story line on Russia
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The president’s written answers to the Special Counsel included two critical denials regarding key events: That Roger Stone did not tell him about Wikileaks and that Trump did not know about the 2016 Trump Tower meeting ahead of time. Stephanie Ruhle breaks down why this is important to Mueller’s quest for indications that then-Candidate Trump knew about Russia’s effort to influence the 2016 election. Weighing in: Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner, Princeton professor Eddie Glaude, Washington Post National Reporter Carol Leonnig, and Reason Magazine Editor-at-Large Matt Welch.Nov. 29, 2018
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