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Needed to bring an architect with him to -- so that there was something to sell, and a lawyer so that you know they could sign the deal right here. pu so this was really part of trump's power plan. >> fascinating. so the extent that trump ace business deals particularly in the former soviet union are of interest in terms of russia investigation, he is the third part of it. miebl cohen under criminal investigation. president trump obviously the subject of this inquiry by the special counsel. the other guy in the room for all the discussions, disappeared when you called him >> he did. >> wow! >>...

Agents start asking questions when things are getting exposed all of a sudden people change. you know, people realize they need to register as a foreign agent. people separate themselves from countries they work for whole companies disappear in thin air. corporation that can't become critical of their behavior, behavior they didn't previously see as a problem era problem. they fire executives to try it make the problem go in which make themselves look like they recognize their mistake. well, this -- the latest iteration of this dynamic in the era of trump administration scandals, the latest ju...

Deal in the former soviet union. architect john fodiadis designed some of trump's luxury developments there. his work offers a window into trump's deals in the eurasian real estate. today several projects are under screwed skrut by about the special counsel. and any means by which moscow might have exerted influence over trump or his campaign including through business deals. after mcclatchy reported in april that mueller's probe was looking more closely as people involved in trump's business dealings in georgia, contactsants and russia and after cnbc sfeefd a tip that fodiadi is worked on sev...

Repeated calls emails or text messages from cnbc with questions about his work in eurasia or about why he shuttered the company and he is declining to comment about whether he has been approached by anybody from robert mueller's office. what was that about? you get a call from cnbc and shut down the architecture firm, disappear twitter, remove all vestages of the professional career from the web and stop answering the phone? why the rush? what's going on? joining us now is christina wilky. reporter for cnbc.com. she spook the architect. >> thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> do ...

Following leads, making calls. that makes the world go around. that's making my world go around at least. i mean, those -- those things can cause amazing stuff to happen in the world. but to make an entire architectural firm disappear with one phone call, that is an amtzing trick. cnbc just disappeared donald trump's long-term architecture and his entire architectural firm with a single phone cull. that's a trick. that reporter joins us here next. kyle, we talked about this. there's no monsters. but you said they'd be watching us all the time. no, no. no, honey, we meant that progressive would...