Former chief strategist Donald trump Steve Bannon said that the meeting in the Trump Tower, which took place between the President’s son and a group of Russians during the election campaign in 2016 should be regarded as «treacherous» and «unpatriotic».
According to the Guardian, about the «explosive new book», which will be released under the title «Fire and fury: Inside the White house trump», wrote the journalist and writer Michael Wolff. This work, which is considered one of the most anticipated political books of the year, based on more than 200 interviews with the President, his inner circle and the people associated with the property.
During the conversation of the author with’bannon, the former head of the campaign and former strategist trump warned that the investigation into an alleged conspiracy with the Kremlin will focus on money laundering and predicted: «They’re going to break don’s younger, like an egg on national TV».
As the book says wolf, Bannon commented on the situation on the meeting of officials with the Russian representatives:
«Even if you thought it wasn’t cheating, something unpatriotic or a bad thing (although I think it was), you should immediately call the FBI».
Former trump emphasized that such meetings must occur in the presence of lawyers. Bannon also believes that the eldest son of trump called her father, at that time presidential candidate, to the meeting.
The President responded to the statement’bannon, stressing that after the dismissal, «he not only lost his job but also his mind.» The trump added that his former subordinate had little impact on his electoral victory.
Earlier, the President and his allies have denied any collusion with Russia. And the President of Russia Vladimir Putin personally zaveril trump that the Kremlin did not interfere in the elections of 2016.
Special attorney Robert Mueller was appointed in may last year after dismissal by trump, FBI Director James Comeyto investigate Russia’s intervention in the presidential race.
The first results of the investigation emerged this fall, when four close to Trump officials have charged. One of them, the former head of the electoral headquarters of the trump by Paul Manafort pleaded not guilty to money laundering; and former national security Advisor, Michael Flynn, have admitted to making false statements to the FBI.
