>>4762573 lb

>New DJT

>>4762999

>https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/nationworld/politics/ct-trump-putin-conversations-20190112-story,amp.html

>meeting with Putin in 2017 in Hamburg that was also attended by then-Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.

>U.S. officials learned of Trump's actions when a WH adviser and a senior State Dept. official sought information from the interpreter beyond a readout shared by Tillerson.

My guess is that RT is the source of this story.

>Trump's secrecy surrounding Putin "is not only unusual by historical standards, it is outrageous," said Strobe Talbott, a deputy secretary of state now at the Brooking Institution, who participated in more than a dozen meeting between Pres. Bill Clinton and then-Russian President Boris Yeltsin in the 1990s.

That's because by historical standards, the Presidents and State Dept. officials have all been serving the same team, which has not been on the side of the American people, Strobe. But then you know that, don't you.

>"It handicaps the U.S. government - the experts and advisers and Cabinet officers who are there to serve [the president]"

In this case, NOT the president and definitely NOT the American people. Go crawl back to Brookings with that bullshit, Strobe. We know who you all serve.

>>4762859 lb

Pretty interesting given the Argentinian connection.

>>4763494

Appears so. This is how they keep the "Russian collusion" narrative alive while the Steele memo story collapses in Real Time.

Let's think logically – if you had known or suspected leakers in the State Dept. that were feeding sensitive info to the Fake News outlets, would you be passing around detailed notes on your first meeting with the "evil" Putin?

We might have to turn the heat up on Mr. Boy Scout again.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/tillerson-visits-argentina-national-park-on-horseback-presses-for-ecological-partnership/

>>4763662

>RT Kenya

>>4763768

Ask for the gas, kek!