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Welcome to the Mueller Report audio.

Section 4A, subsection 4.

Dmitry Symes and the Center for the National Interest.

Members of the Trump campaign interacted on several occasions with the Center for the National Interest, CNI,

principally through its president and chief executive officer, Dmitri Simes.

CNI is a think tank with expertise in and connections to the Russian government.

Symes was born in the former Soviet Union and immigrated to the United States in the 1970s.

In April 2016, candidate Trump delivered his first speech on foreign policy and national security at an event hosted by the national interest, a publication affiliated with CNI.

Then Senator Jeff Sessions and Russian Ambassador Kisliak both attended the event, and as a result, it gained some attention in relation to Sessions confirmation hearings to become attorney general.

Sessions had various other contacts with CNI during the campaign period on foreign policy matters, including Russia. Jared Kushner also interacted with Simes about Russian issues during

the campaign. The investigation did not identify evidence that the campaign passed or received

any messages to or from the Russian government through

CNI or Symes. A. CNI and Dmitri Symes connect with the Trump campaign. CNI is a Washington-based

nonprofit organization that grew out of a center founded by former president Richard Nixon. C&I describes

itself as a voice for strategic realism in U.S. foreign policy,

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