Following the three eldest Trump kids, Don Jr. Ivanka and Eric will take you around the

world. Florida, Indonesia, India, Panama, Moscow. But I would not ever have guessed Donald

Trump Jr. would lead us here by on Olgi Prophets, Western Mongolia. If you drive it will

take you at least three days to get there by car. Anand Tamertigo is a journalist based

in Mongolia's capital, Olin Botter. How did you go? I flew. It was a four hour flight.

After the flight, a land cruiser. My guide, my driver, he was asking around and we found

a cottage where there was slurring horses for the winter. In Mongolia, horses are for

riding and they're for meat. And I entered a shed and it was just one very statuesque man

and just carrying through meat. I was a little terrified but when I heard his voice I was calm.

And when Anand arrived, three months after Don Jr., he found the first sun's tracks were

still clearly visible. So I recorded conversations with the scouts. So one of the scouts, I can't

remember his name. Hondik? Yes, Hondik. I think he was the guy who was in the picture who

was holding Don from Jr.'s horse. It's public knowledge that Don Jr. took a trip here

last summer. He Instagrammed it. What's not public knowledge, what our reporters learned,

is that he was hunting and the Mongolian government treated Don Jr. differently from other

big game hunters. It rolled out the red carpet, gave him an entourage, a meeting with the

president, and a thing of value, a hunting permit, one of only three available in this hunting

region. We want to know where the rules both in Mongolia and the United States followed.

Did the taxpayer in Mongolia or the United States are in both places?

Did the bill for any portion of this trip? Did Don Trump Jr. get special treatment that

another Western trophy hunter wouldn't get? Was everything done ethically, pursuant to

the rules? And if not, why not? And who's responsible? And above all? And what happened

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