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    The Double Damage of the President’s Trump Tower Admission

    His tweet about the purpose of the June 2016 meeting contradicts his earlier denials and could spell trouble for his son and him.
    by David A. Graham Aug 06, 2018 4 minutes
    Source: Leah Millis / Reuters

    In an attempt to defend his son Donald Trump Jr. on Sunday, President Donald Trump may instead have incriminated him—and himself.

    Responding to a Washington Post report that he is increasingly concerned about his eldest son’s legal exposure, the president denied that claim in a tweet Sunday morning:

    Both Trump and Trump Jr. have at times in the past denied that the purpose

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