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    What call logs may mean for impeachment: Three questions

    Dec 04, 2019 3 minutes

    Yes, there are phone records. The just-released Democratic House Intelligence Committee impeachment report reveals, among other things, that panel investigators obtained call logs from telecommunications providers detailing interactions between some of the key players in President Donald Trump’s dealings with Ukraine.

    These aren’t wiretap transcripts. They don’t reveal what people talked about, or even, definitively, who was talking. They appear to be centered on phone numbers largely associated with President Trump’s personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani.

    But such records can show connections and coordination between people working together. Their timing can shed light on things that occurred before or after the conversations. They

    Is President Trump the mysterious number “-1”?Why so many calls on Aug. 8?Have the phone records revealed new participants?

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