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Trump / Russian Connection / Kushner / A Discussion #1113629

CNN Evening News for Monday, Jul 24, 2017
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) The first public account from President Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner of his four meetings with Russians during the presidential election campaign & transition after all the denials by Trump introduced. [Feb. 16, May 18, May 11, TRUMP - says Russia is "fake news."] [On CBS, Jan. 15, Vice President Mike PENCE; July 24, 2016, Paul MANAFORT; on CBS, Dec. 18, 2016, Trump adviser Kellyanne CONWAY; on NBC, Feb. 19, White House chief of staff Reince PRIEBUS; May 24, 2016, Donald TRUMP, Jr. - deny any ties to/contact with Russia.]

(Studio: Anderson Cooper; Capitol Hill: Manu Raju) Kushner's accounts before the Senate committee of four meetings with Russians, including the Trump Tower meeting to get dirt on Hillary Clinton, possible public hearings for Trump, Jr. & Manafort discussed. [At White House, KUSHNER - says his actions were proper, he did not collude with Russia.]

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Live discussion held with CNN's David Gregory, Laura Coates, Ryan Lizza & Gloria Borger about Kushner. [BORGER, LIZZA, GREGORY, COATES - offer views on what Kushner said about the Russian meeting, inconsistencies in the statements that will be followed up on, how the Trump people were open for business, Kushner's decision to portray himself as naive, the inappropriateness of dealing with the Russians: that the Trump people did not care.]

Reporter(s):
Cooper, Anderson;
Raju, Manu
Duration:
00:11:30

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