File this under 'not suspicious at all': Records of the phone call between Donald Trump and the Ukrainian president were moved to a separate computer network:
The White House was asked by the intelligence community’s inspector general to retain records of the call with Zelensky, but the memo. A note on the document explains that the memo reflects notes taken by and the memories of officials in the Situation Room, and that accents and translations “can affect the accuracy of the record.”
The typical White House practice is to record conversations in this cursory style, but in a document that has Congress, the divergence between exact and summary is alarming. The news that the records were kept on a separate computer only escalates suspicion of Trump in an already-shady situation. “The transcript of the call reads like a classic mob shakedown,” California democratic representative Adam Schiff tweeted.
The transcript of the call reads like a classic mob shakedown: We do a lot for Ukraine There’s not much reciprocity I have a favor to ask Investigate my opponent- My people will be in touchNice country you got there.It would be a shame if something happened to her.
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