found online by Raymond
From Ted McLaughlin at jobsanger:
No one (but Putin and Trump) knows what was discussed in those meetings, and we only have Trump’s word that no treasonous actions took place. The American people don’t know what was said. The American (and world) press doesn’t know what was said. Congress doesn’t know what was said. Our intelligence agencies don’t know what was said. And even the senior staff at the White House doesn’t know what was said.
Why the extreme secrecy? Shouldn’t the senior White House staff, the Congress, and our intelligence agencies be privy to those discussions at the very least? What is Trump trying to hide?