Trump-Russian Investigation Intensifies

In the past week, Hurricane Harvey has wrought and impressed much havoc across Houston leaving little to mention about the Trump Russian inquiry. Over 27 trillion gallons of water has claimed 39 lives and 23 billion dollars worth of property across two counties. Alot of effort has been put in by the government to alleviate the hardship hurricane Harvey posit.

Investigations into the alleged Russian interference with the US presidential election. There have been email unraveling that tend to link Trump's associates and Moscow but these are still not strong enough to be incriminating. One strong discovery however is that he has tried to have dealings with Russia in the past. Against Trump's claim of unfamiliarity with Moscow, an email pointed out his intention to build a tower in Russia. One of Trump's associates had emailed Putin in an attempt catalyze the establishment of a Trump tower in Russia. Kremlin, in return, neither replied the message nor communicated it to Putin.

In furthering the investigation Robert Muller has employed the services of New York's attorney general Eric Schneiderman. It is to be remembered that Schneiderman filed a fraud lawsuit against Trump university that resulted in a 25million dollar settlement right after last year's election. He can thus be regarded as Trump's nemesis and his presence in the investigation will curb Trump's presidential pardon, since the power on apply to Federal and not state indictment.
Trump's lawyers are now on bid to clear the air on alleged obstruction of justice claiming that the president had all the powers to fire James Comey.
The situation is tense around Trump and his associates and soon Moscow's involvement in the election might be uncovered.