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We went through Hope Hicks's testimony so you don't have to. Amid the 273 pages of stonewalling, there was a pretty big bombshell: an apparent effort to blackmail Trump. themoscowproject.org/dispatch/hope-…
According to Hicks, in October 2016, Jared Kushner received an email from somebody claiming to be Guccifer 2.0. The email demanded Trump turn over his financial information and threatening to blackmail him if he didn't. documentcloud.org/documents/6164…
According to Hicks, Kushner showed the email to Secret Service agents traveling with the campaign. Here's the excerpt, from page 90: documentcloud.org/documents/6164… 
An effort to blackmail a presidential candidate is a huge deal, especially when it purports to come from a military intelligence unit of a hostile foreign power. So why wasn’t the threat described anywhere in the Mueller report?
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There’s one way to find out: Mueller needs to testify. Congress and the American people need to know whether the president is compromised by a hostile foreign power.
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