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An Update From Senator Dianne Feinstein May 31, 2018 INVESTIGATING RUSSIAN COLLUSION IN THE 2016 ELECTION Preliminary Findings About Trump Campaign’s Effort to Obtain Incriminating Information on Secretary Clinton from Russia at Trump Tower Meeting (May 16, 2018) “The June 9, 2016, meeting is one piece of a much larger puzzle and confirms that the Trump campaign was willing to accept Russia’s assistance. The Committee’s staff interviews reveal that top Trump campaign officials were frustrated and angry that the meeting did not produce enough damaging information on their opponent. Their efforts to conceal the meeting and its true purpose are consistent with a larger pattern of false statements about the Trump campaign’s relationship with Russia.” To read the full statement, CLICK HERE. The Committee’s investigation remains incomplete, including further review of the June 9, 2016 meeting. Nonetheless, the following preliminary findings are clear: The Trump campaign was willing to accept Russia’s assistance. Top campaign officials Donald Trump Jr., Paul Manafort, and Jared Kushner accepted the offer of incriminating information on the campaign’s opponent from a hostile foreign government. These Trump campaign officials did not report the offer of Russian assistance to proper authorities. Top campaign officials made clear their frustration that more damaging information was not produced at the June 9 meeting in Trump Tower. Donald Trump Jr. and the White House misled the public about the June 9 meeting with Russians and other campaign contacts with Russia. Several significant questions remain unanswered about this meeting and the numerous other contacts between the Trump campaign and Russian associates.To read the preliminary findings of the Senate Judiciary Democrats in full, CLICK HERE.