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Russians began using the information they had stolen, to help donald trump and harm hillary clinton, the question is, why? what was happening in july/august of last year and were u.s. persons involved? in early july, carter page, someone candidate trump id nighed as one of his security advisers, travels to moscow on a trip approved by the trump campaign. he gives a speech critical of the united states. for what he believes is a hypocritical focus on democratization. according to christopher stee...

Nighed as one of his security advisers, travels to moscow on a trip approved by the trump campaign. he gives a speech critical of the united states. for what he believes is a hypocritical focus on according to christopher steele, a former british intelligence officer, who has reportedly held in high regard by u.s. intelligence, russian sources tell him that page has had a secret meeting with igor session. hesagent and close friend of putins. according to steeles russian sources, hes offered brok...

That there were persons within the trump organization, roger stone, for one, who was tweeting two months before the actual wikileaks dump, that there was going to be more data about john podesta and hillary clinton. that, to me, smacks of collusion, aiding and abetting, and certainly is worthy of an investigation. >> but beyond roger stone, beyond paul manafort, it sounded as if yesterday, you had some big concerns about secretary of state, rex tillerson, and his relationship with russia. what d...

Then paige publicly supports a relationship with russia criticizes u.s. sanctions, and natos approach to russia, saying -- then subsequently says he is divesting his stake in gasprom in august. in 2014 he writes an article criticizing the u.s. sanctions in an article in "global policy." then rebuked the west for focussing on so-called annexation of crimea. in july of to 16 he gives a graduation speech at the new economic school, denies meeting with the prime minister, christopher steel, and his ...

Answer that question. >> so in 2014, igor session is sanctioned, and he laments that he will no longer be able to come to the united states to motorcycle ride with mr. tillerson, can you give me an understanding of what are some of the reasons that we impose sanctions? >> on sanction? >> just in general. >> you would have to ask an expert, but from my general knowledge it is to punish activities that are criminal in nature that involve war crimes, violations of u.n. resolutions, or united states...

The choices and actions of others. >> so in the case of igor session, who was sanctioned, by the united states, in part, to draw attention to the fact that russia had invaded crimea, its an effort to try and send a very strong message to russia? is that not true? >> i think thats right. >> yes, maam. >> thank you so much, mr. chairman. its never acceptable, we can all agree, for any foreign power to interfere with our electoral process, and this committee has long been focused on russias rep reh...