"A senior White House executive, close to President Trump, is involved in the investigation into relations with the Kremlin": the Washington Post reveals it and the senior official would be none other than the President's son-in-law and strategist, Jared Kushner, husband of Ivanka, who allegedly advised the dismissal of former FBI chief James Comey "to ease the great pressure" on Trump, as Trump himself allegedly said in an intercept on his conversations with Russian minister Lavrov. Now Kushner is being investigated by the FBI and Russiagate is expanding and promises other twists and turns.
Trump, Russiagate: son-in-law investigated
The Washington Post reveals that President Trump's son-in-law and strategist, Jared Kushner, is being investigated by the FBI for relations with the Kremlin: he would have advised the firing of FBI chief Comey.
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