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In 1987, Donald Trump flew to Moscow, stayed in the Lenin Suite at the National Hotel, and came home under a different name, Republican. The same month he landed, he switched parties. Six weeks later he spent $94,801 taking out full page ads in the New York Times, Washington Post, and Boston Globe attacking NATO and American foreign policy.A former KGB major named Yuri Shvets, stationed in Washington at the time, named, on the record, says a cable arrived at KGB headquarters celebrating those ads as a successful operation. His words: “It was hard to believe that somebody would publish it under his name and impress real serious people in the West. But it did.”Then in 2013, golf writer James Dodson, who wrote Arnold Palmer’s authorized biography, won the highest award in golf literature twice, says Eric Trump told him point blank that Russian money funds their golf courses. He told two colleagues the same day. A local congressman was present. That name has never been released publicly.This is part of an ongoing series. Every claim in this video has a named primary source.Sources in pinned comment.#TheDeal #Trump #Russia #Moscow #KGBView all 1,083 comments
