Crime in Progress by Glenn Simpson and Peter Fritsch review – the secret history of the Trump-Russia investigation



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An account, with eye-popping anecdotes, of alleged collusion and the failure of the US media to expose it In January 2017 a meeting took place in a deserted building in Foggy Bottom. It was conspiratorial. The office in downtown Washington belonged to David Kramer, long time aide to the Republican senator John McCain. His furtive guest was Ken Bensinger, a reporter for Buzzfeed. Kramer had brought with him a series of confidential memos. They concerned Donald Trump, the man who was about to be sworn in as US president, and his murky ties with Russia. Kramer laid them out on the table. In delicate fashion, he then excused himself and said he had to make a phone call and pay a visit to the bathroom. Bensinger whipped out his iPhone. He photographed the papers, one by one. Kramer came back half an hour later. Kramer had served as a US assistant secretary of state under George W Bush and was deeply appalled at the prospect of a Trump presidency. For good measure, he shared the memos with other news organisations and Obama officials. Continue reading…


Crime in Progress by Glenn Simpson and Peter Fritsch review – the secret history of the Trump-Russia investigation

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