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Crime: Donald Trump, Jr. Lies to Congress for Trump

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By Michael Alan Prestwood

Mon 21 Jan 2019
Published 8 years ago.
Updated 5 months ago.
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Crime: Donald Trump, Jr. Lies to Congress for Trump

On Sep 7 Donald Trump, Jr. Lies to Congress for Trump about Russia. Lying to Congress is a serious crime (U.S. Code, title 18, section 1001). A Federal felony with up to 5 years in prison. Read Don Jr.’s testimony. Apparently others also told the same lies to Congress. Conspiracy to suborn perjury? Was Trump involved?

Verified: Mueller is sorting this out now but I have this as verified because Donald Trump, Jr. did testify to Congress and in May 2018, Senator Chris Coons said Don Jr. lied to Congress based on the fact that Michael Cohen plead guilty to lying to Congress for the same identical testimony Don Jr gave.

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