I believe you have some information for us.

So said Donald Trump Jr. to the Russian lawyer who showed up at Trump Tower on June 9,

2016, supposedly bringing a smoking gun, incriminating files about Hillary Clinton straight

from Kremlin archives.

More than 2,000 pages of transcripts just released by the Senate Judiciary Committee

offer new insights into that now notorious meeting between top Trump campaign officials

and a delegation of Russians.

The release came during a week of major new developments about the investigations into

Trump and the events of 2016, including a new financial disclosure form from the president

that lists a repaid debt he somehow omitted from last year's form.

More than $100,000 he paid to his embattled personal attorney, Michael Cohen, for funneling

hush money to a porn star.

And for those of you who thought Russian cyber hacks posed a major national security

risk, there was this largely overlooked story.

The Trump administration has just abolished the job of the White House cyber czar in charge

of thwarting such attacks.

We'll talk about this with a top investigative reporter on the Russia story, as well as

a former White House cyber chief on today's episode of Skolduggery.

I told the American people I did not trade arms for hostages.

My heart and my destined tension still tell me that's true, but the facts and the evidence

tell me it is not.

I did not have sexual relations with that woman.

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