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Charles Dolan, Jr. (view source)
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According to Durham’s complaint, Danchenko's attorney is a partner at the firm that is "currently representing the 2016 “Hillary for America” presidential campaign (the “Clinton Campaign”), as well as multiple former employees of that campaign, in matters before the Special Counsel.”<ref>https://www.scribd.com/document/548384111/Danchenko-ECF-35-US-Motion-to-Inquire-Into-Potential-Conflicts-of-Interest</ref>
According to Durham’s complaint, Danchenko's attorney is a partner at the firm that is "currently representing the 2016 “Hillary for America” presidential campaign (the “Clinton Campaign”), as well as multiple former employees of that campaign, in matters before the Special Counsel.”<ref>https://www.scribd.com/document/548384111/Danchenko-ECF-35-US-Motion-to-Inquire-Into-Potential-Conflicts-of-Interest</ref>
==Background==
==Dolan's collusion with Russia=
Charles Dolan has has been a close associate of and adviser to Hillary Clinton. As a result, Dolan frequently interacted with senior [[Russian Federation]] leadership
Charles Dolan has has been a close associate of and adviser to Hillary Clinton. As a result, Dolan frequently interacted with senior [[Russian Federation]] leadership
whose names would later appear in the ''Steele Dossier'', such as [[Putin]] spokesman [[Dmitry Peskov]] and Russian ambassador to the US [[Sergey Kislyak]]. In 2006, the [[Kremlin]] signed a deal with Ketchum, the PR firm where Dolan served as vice president for public affairs. As part of that agreement, Ketchum was to handle global public relations for the Russian government as well as the state-owned energy company [[Gazprom]].
whose names would later appear in the ''Steele Dossier'', such as [[Putin]] spokesman [[Dmitry Peskov]] and Russian ambassador to the US [[Sergey Kislyak]]. In 2006, the [[Kremlin]] signed a deal with Ketchum, the PR firm where Dolan served as vice president for public affairs. As part of that agreement, Ketchum was to handle global public relations for the Russian government as well as the state-owned energy company [[Gazprom]].