Proof of Conspiracy: How Trump's International Collusion Is Threatening American Democracy

by Seth Abramson

Less than ninety days after Rtskhiladze texts Cohen about compromising “videos” in the possession of Trump’s Russian business partners the Agalarovs, the BBC will report that, according to “active duty CIA officers dealing with the [Trump-Russia counterintelligence investigation] case file,” the Kremlin is in possession of compromising “audio and video” tapes of Trump from both his 2013 stay at the Ritz Moscow as a guest of the Crocus Group and from another date in St. Petersburg; according to the officers, there is “more than one tape,” from “more than one date,” involving “more than one place,” and the tapes are “of a sexual nature.”