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One hundred and forty contacts. Not one was ever voluntarily reported
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A hidden pattern of cultivation ties a 40‑year‑old Donald Trump in 1986 to a Soviet ambassador, a 1987 Moscow trip arranged through an agency linked to the KGB, and 140 contacts with Russian nationals around the 2016 campaign - yet none were voluntarily reported to law enforcement. How did decades of access and codenames culminate in an offer of Russian material in 2016 that went unreported?
In this episode, you will hear the timeline that connects meetings in a New York hotel lobby in 1986, a Kremlin-linked invitation to Moscow in 1987, and the June 9, 2016 Trump Tower meeting - and you will follow the unanswered questions about what those contacts meant and why they were never disclosed.
Person: Donald Trump
Date: 1986 (hotel meeting), 1987 (Moscow visit), June 9, 2016 (Trump Tower meeting)
Event: 140 contacts between associates of Donald Trump and Russian nationals or intermediaries
Case: Senate Intelligence Committee investigation spanning nearly five years
- Trump was 40 years old when Soviet Ambassador Yuri Dubinin met him at Trump Tower in autumn 1986.
- Trump traveled to Moscow in July 1987 after an invitation arranged through a travel agency with documented ties to the KGB.
- Former KGB officers and researchers say Trump was assigned the codename "Krasnov" in Soviet intelligence files.
- A June 9, 2016 meeting on the 25th floor of Trump Tower lasted approximately 20 minutes and included Trump Tower., Paul Manafort, Jared Kushner, and Russian attorney Natalia Veselnitskaya.
- Three months before the 2016 election, an email offering damaging material on Hillary Clinton arrived to Donald Trump Tower.; he replied, "If it's what you say I love it," and did not report the offer to the FBI.
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