Did President Trump know of apparent Russian offer to help?
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President Trump's son Donald Jr. released a potentially explosive email chain on Thursday.
President Trump's son Donald Jr. released a potentially explosive email chain on Thursday, showing he was eager to hear "dirt" on Hillary Clinton with Russia’s support. Trump Jr. said he released them to be transparent, but The New York Times said he acted once he knew the newspaper planned to publish them. John Yang reports and The New York Times' Mark Mazzetti joins Judy Woodruff.
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Did President Trump know of apparent Russian offer to help?
Clip: 7/11/2017 | 7m 27sVideo has Closed Captions
President Trump's son Donald Jr. released a potentially explosive email chain on Thursday, showing he was eager to hear "dirt" on Hillary Clinton with Russia’s support. Trump Jr. said he released them to be transparent, but The New York Times said he acted once he knew the newspaper planned to publish them. John Yang reports and The New York Times' Mark Mazzetti joins Judy Woodruff.
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