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_Published 2018-01-31. The Trump administration let a top Russian spy official visit the United States last week for meetings with U.S. intelligence officials even though there are sanctions against him that typically prohibit such visits, officials said Tuesday._


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## Transcript

Just this morning, the Russian Embassy tweeted that the head of Russia's foreign intelligence Sergey [ UNKNOWN ], a man under sanction by the United States, was in our country meeting with his US counterparts. The Trump administration must immediately come clean and answer questions. Which U. S. officials did he meet with? Did any White House or National Security Council official meet with Nurishkin? What did they discuss? Surely, he didn't come alone, so which other sanctioned Russian intelligence agency figures Has the Trump administration led into our country. And most important, is his visit, why the Trump administration decided to forego sanctions?

Which as you know, the deadline was yesterday.

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