25,000 US dollars paid to him by the company, which distributed anti -wandering narratives about the Kremlin. Washington Post gained access to the documents according to which Donald Trump candidate for the position of Federal Bureau of Investigation Kat Patel received from a Russian company that distributes anti -Western propaganda. Where he and other officials of the first administration of Trump are depicted as a victim of “a conspiracy to exclude a democratically elected president from power.” The ribbon was demonstrated by the online network of the famous Propaganda propaganda propaganda Taer Carlson. His studio regularly shot content, the Kremlin’s stories at a “bad event”. Trump's political rivals claim that he chose a candidate – an extremist who lacks the leading experience, and his appointment will lead to the use of the FBI as a means of revenge to those whom the US President considers him enemies
Media: a monetary patience who should head the FBI, having received money from Russian propagandists
