YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki even took a meeting with him.
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Donald Trump junior took a meeting with a Russian lawyer offering "dirt" on Mrs Clinton.
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We now know Donald Trump Jr. and others took a meeting with Russians promising dirt on Hillary Clinton.
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So you took a meeting with a company that produce virtual reality films somewhere downtown, is that right?
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In 2016, Donald Trump Jr. took a meeting with a Russian lawyer who was seeking changes to the law.
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Those people said Macy's management took a meeting with Hudson's Bay, but has not engaged in talks on a deal.
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Kevin took a meeting with Ron Howard and things were looking up for him and his ex-turned-current love Sophie.
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In November Mr. Jones-Sawyer took a meeting with Mr. Sanders on the sidelines of the California Democratic Party State Convention.
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About a year ago, Tester took a meeting with Anduril to hear the company's pitch to outfit the border with surveillance technology.
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At one point, he claimed he took a meeting with Thiel, the right-wing billionaire who famously dismantled the gossip site Gawker.
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President Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner raised eyebrows late last month when he took a meeting with Sens.
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There's the fact that he took a meeting with someone described to him as a "Russian government lawyer" to discuss the information.
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In June of 2016, Trump Jr., White House senior adviser Jared Kushner and then-campaign chairman Paul Manafort took a meeting with Veselnitskaya.
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One of our head of sponsorship had somehow reached out to him (via) one of his friends, and he took a meeting with us.
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But he took a meeting with these men who O'Neal says were able to "break it all down" for him before he signed on.
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In 2008, Geiss, then an actress and screenwriter, says she took a meeting with Weinstein while they were both at the Sundance Film Festival.
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We also know that Donald Trump Jr. took a meeting with a Kremlin-linked attorney who promised dirt on Clinton and said Moscow wanted to help Trump.
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Instead, just after taking office, Trump took a meeting with drug manufacturers and abruptly changed his tune—actually, the problem was high taxes and regulation, he decided.
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Third, Donald Trump Jr. took a meeting with the deputy governor of Russia's central bank while attending the National Rifle Association's annual convention in Kentucky in May 22016.
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The New York Times had a big scoop Sunday that Donald Trump Jr. took a meeting with a Russian lawyer to try to get dirt on Hillary Clinton.
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Third, Donald Trump Jr. took a meeting with the deputy governor of Russia's central bank while attending the National Rifle Association's annual convention in Kentucky in May 2016.
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" Trump Jr. meeting: "He took a meeting with a Russian lawyer, not a government lawyer but a Russian lawyer... I think most people would have taken that meeting.
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That established, Trump Jr. took a meeting, with the promise of "information helpful to the campaign" without any inquiry into who would be sitting across from him. Really?
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She said she met Weinstein first at the Cannes Film Festival, and took a meeting with him in Utah, where they were both attending the Sundance Film Festival.
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These practices reportedly led to Ivanka Trump and Donald Trump, Jr. nearly getting charged with fraud before Trump's influential attorney took a meeting with Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance.
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Musk said he took a meeting with the managing director of the fund on July 31st, where the director expressed regret that the going private talks hadn't moved forward.
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He took a meeting with a Russian lawyer, not a government lawyer but a Russian lawyer ... I think from a practical standpoint most people would have taken that meeting.
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Donald Trump Jr., for example, took a meeting with the deputy governor of Russia's central bank while attending the National Rifle Association's annual convention in Kentucky in May 2016.
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After recent revelations that Donald Trump Jr. knowingly took a meeting with a lawyer connected to the Russian government who claimed to have dirt on Hillary Clinton during the campaign, Rep.
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Trump's own son, Donald Trump Jr., eagerly took a meeting with a Russian lawyer in June 2016 after being told that she was bringing damaging information about Clinton on behalf of the Kremlin.
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In Moscow for bilateral talks with Russian President Dimitri Medvedev in the summer of 2009, Obama took a meeting with Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, widely understood to be the power behind the throne.
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Out of courtesy, the NEC director took a meeting with a group of conservatives pushing a carbon tax, led by longtime GOP power broker Jim Baker, but that nothing came from the meeting.
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For instance, one page relays a voicemail that Butowsky sent Wheeler shortly before the story's publication: Additionally, the lawsuit notes that Butowsky took a meeting with then-White House Communications Director Sean Spicer.
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On June 9, 2016, Trump Jr., Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort, and Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner took a meeting with a Russian lawyer and four other people with Russian ties at Trump Tower.
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First, in May 2016, Stone took a meeting with a Florida-based Russian named Henry Oknyansky and a Ukrainian associate of his named Alexei Rasin, who tried to sell Stone "derogatory information on Clinton" that he said he had.
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Those include concern that the investigation might undermine the legitimacy of his election, and uncertainty about whether certain events — such as when his campaign's top brass took a meeting with a Russian lawyer — might be seen as criminal activity.
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Stone took a meeting with a Russian calling himself "Henry Greenberg": Stone recently admitted to the Washington Post that in May 2016, he met this "Greenberg" at a restaurant in Sunny Isles Beach, Florida — and that Greenberg offered him damaging information on Hillary Clinton.
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We know that the willingness to cooperate with the Russians wasn't an idiosyncratic musing of Trump's, but suffused the top ranks of his campaign: Trump's inner circle — including Manafort, Jared Kushner, and Donald Trump Jr. — eagerly took a meeting with Russian operatives promising dirt on Clinton.
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A recent EPA report showed the agency had accepted the findings about the chemical's dangerous impact and appeared to be on track to ban it, but in March, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt took a meeting with the largest US producer of chlorpyrifos, Dow Chemical, and has since denied the proposed ban.
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By Chennault's account, one meeting took place at Nixon's Fifth Avenue apartment (just up the street from where Trump Tower now sits, and where, in June 21968, Trump Jr., campaign chieftain Paul Manafort, and the president's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, took a meeting with Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya, and several others).
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The meddling On Russia, even if nothing comes of the ongoing inquiry into possible collusion between the President's campaign and Russians (nothing beyond the guilty pleas by his former associates for lying to the FBI), we already know beyond doubt that his son took a meeting with Russians promising dirt on Hillary Clinton.
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Since the inauguration, there's been a nonstop avalanche of news: The ongoing FBI investigation into Russia's influence on our elections, votes to repeal Obamacare, James Comey's firing and explosive testimony, revelations that Donald Trump Jr. actually took a meeting with a Russian affiliate to get dirt on Hillary Clinton, and on and on.
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The hearing, originally set for July 19, has been rescheduled to July 26 after Trump Jr.'s admission that he, Manafort and President Donald Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner took a meeting with a Russian lawyer last June in hopes of gaining damaging information about Hillary Clinton ahead of the election.
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During the campaign, Trump Jr. took a meeting with a Russian government lawyer who, an intermediary claimed, had dirt on then-Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE.
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What's at stake with the Mueller report is bigger than Mr. Trump, the criminals he surrounded himself with during and after the presidential campaign, his eldest son who took a meeting with Russians proffering dirt on Hillary Clinton or even the Republican Party, which has stood with the president and against meaningful oversight of his actions.
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Bess Armstrong was offered a role, but she turned it down. Long was initially reluctant to audition, expecting to be offered the role straight out. The producers took a meeting with her and were able to coax her into reading for the part; according to Glen Charles when Long read "that was it, we knew that we wanted her." Before the final decision was made, the list of actresses was narrowed down to three: Long, Lisa Eichhorn, and Julia Duffy.
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Charlie Sheen was considered for the role but allegedly wanted too much money. Anette Benson states that they did in fact offer the part to Sheen but he passed on it due to his agent demanding twice of the weekly wage of $1,142 for Sheen, which New Line Cinema did not consider themselves to have the budget for. Sheen himself objects to the sentiment that he turned down the role for the reason of money, saying > “I didn't price myself out of it because I didn't get greedy until years > later. That came much later. I just didn't get it, and I've never been more > wrong about interpreting a script” ... “I just didn't get it completely, but > I still took a meeting with Wes.
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