The Russian Money Test — Audit finding
Reporting and findings
- documented
Trump denied it flatly in 2017. He had signed a letter of intent in 2015, and a named Moscow licensing effort ran through the campaign. The project never left the proposal stage and no payment is established.
- Time: Read a Transcript of Donald Trump's Press Conference on Conflicts of InterestTrump statement that he had no dealings and no deals that could happen in Russia
- U.S. House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence: Minority Views, Report on Russian Active MeasuresPages 49-51 on the 2015 Trump Tower Moscow letter of intent, named intermediaries, licensing terms, and campaign-period negotiations
- U.S. Department of Justice: Report on the Investigation into Russian Interference in the 2016 Presidential Election, Volume IIPrinted pages 134-142, including page 135 note 915: Trump approval, signed fall-2015 letter of intent, Trump Organization licensing terms, Felix Sater and Michael Cohen intermediaries, and travel discussions through June 2016
- Axios: Giuliani admits Trump signed letter of intent for Trump Tower in MoscowIndependent report on the October 28, 2015 Trump-signed letter of intent and the proposed Moscow project
People and organizations
- America First Audit — The Russian Money Testaudit case
- Donald J. Trumpcomparison subject