My meticulously detailed legal theory of "public collusion" or "collusion in plain sight," first laid out in this feed in mid-2017, is now featured on MSNBC and advocated for by a former federal prosecutor. People are coming around to the truth, everyone.
2/ The short version: given certain events we already know occurred behind closed doors (and who they involved and when they occurred) it was possible for Trump to complete or perfect his conspiracy with the Russians via statements, offers, and requests made during public events.
3/ One such event was the Mayflower Speech. Another, publicly announcing (by interview and pic) he'd accepted Papadopoulos as a NatSec adviser after learning he was a Kremlin intermediary. Another was "Russia, if you're listening..." (7/27/16). Another, changing the GOP platform.
4/ Another is his use of WikiLeaks in speeches (including the timing of these uses as compared to private events we know occurred). Another, his statements on Russia policy and interviews (and *trips*) by top aides on that topic that he authorized. And the timing of all of these.
