Trump, Entertaining Us, Criminally

ITS A SEXY SCENE, worthy of the movie in which it will no doubt someday appear. To play Trump's son, I recommend Leonardo Dicaprio. The scene includes Donald Trump Jr., the Trump son-in-law Jared Kushner, and the campaign manager, all seated, elegantly attired, in an opulent room with a gorgeous female Russian attorney, who has come to the meeting after notifying the Trump clan that she works for the Russian government, and has material very damaging to Hillary Clinton. Eagerly, Trump accepted the offer of foreign campaign assistance. And yes, any female lawyer working for the Russian government must be beautiful, able to influence American men with beauty. In the movie version, there will surely be romance between the Russian lawyer and the Trumps themselves. You'll recall that for several months the FBI, here in the real world, has assured us without the slightest hesitation that the Russians did indeed influence the election of Trump, in Trump's favor. The only question is whether the Trump campaign willingly, knowingly accepted the help, and cooperated with it. If so, Trump is in deep doo doo, as either George Bush would say. There seems to be compelling evidence of violation of campaign finance laws, regarding accepting help from foreign nations. If this sudden outburst of transparency from Donald Trump Jr. concerning his connection to the Russians isn't a smoking gun, then what is? Meanwhile, on go the various and sundry investigations, the one by the FBI, the one by congress, among others. Obviously, these people, the G men, the fibbies themselves, think there is something to investigate. It could become even more cinematic, as more details are leaked out. It could eventually get better than the best cheap spy thriller ever written.