Did Putin Just Confirm That The Pee Tape Is Real?
July 17, 2018
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as posted by the channelIt's the year 2018, and reporters are asking the leaders of the United States and Russia about pee tapes. What a time to be alive. Sam Seder and the Majority Report crew discuss this.
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---Asked directly by an Associated Press reporter whether it’s true that Russian intelligence has compromising material, or “kompromat,” that it can use to blackmail Donald Trump, Russian President Vladmir Putin did not exactly deny it.
The reference is to a claim in the Steele dossier that Russian intelligence has a secretly recorded tape of Trump in a Moscow hotel with prostitutes whom he hired to pee on the bed Barack and Michelle Obama slept in during their visit to Russia.
Putin, though, did not say the tape doesn’t exist. Instead, he argued that he was not personally aware of Trump’s trip to Russia and also mentioned that foreign businessmen visit Russia frequently, before asking, “Do you think that we try to collect compromising material on each and every single one of them?”---
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