Washington (CNN) Democratic Sen. Mark Warner of Virginia suggested Sunday that Donald Trump Jr.'s reported meeting with a Gulf emissary who offered to help his father's presidential campaign could be evidence of a larger pattern of concern. It is unclear, however, whether a proposal was ever executed, and details on who commissioned it remain in dispute, the Times reported. On Sunday, Warner also said he would like to understand whether the reported meeting was indicative of a pattern that should be investigated. That meeting took place in June 2016 after Trump Jr. was told that the crown prosecutor of Russia wanted to give incriminating information about Hillary Clinton to the Trump campaign. "I did not collude with any foreign government and do not know of anyone who did," Trump Jr. told the panel, according to a transcript.

Source: CNN May 20, 2018 15:11 UTC