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 Blackwater founder Erik Prince appears to have a problem. The New York Times reported Saturday that Prince, the brother of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, arranged and attended an August 3, 2016 Trump Tower meeting where George Nader, an adviser to the de facto ruler of the United Arab Emirates, told Donald Trump Jr. that UAE and Saudi Arabia were eager to help his father win the election. 
  
 Prince told the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, under oath, that he had no formal communication or contact with the Trump campaign. 
  
 That doesn’t reflect well on Prince, because on November 30, 2017, he told the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, under oath, that he had no formal communication or contact with the Trump campaign, other than occasionally sending “papers” on foreign policy matters to Steve Bannon, who became head of the Trump campaign in August. 
  
 “So there was no formal communication or contact with the campaign?” Rep. Tom Rooney (R-Fla.) asked Prince during his interview by the Intelligence Committee. 
  
 “Correct,” Prince responded. 
  
 The contradiction between the Times’ report and Prince’s testimony was flagged Saturday by Just Security: 
  
 With Blockbuster NYT report ("Trump Jr. and Other Aides Met With Gulf Emissary Offering Help to Win Election")… 1. Meeting was arranged and attended by Erik Prince. 2. Compare this to what Prince told Congress and looks a lot like perjury. Prince's testimony: 
  
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 Prince also told the committee that he met Trump Jr. “at a campaign event,” and at Trump Tower “during the transition.” He did not mention the meeting with Trump Jr. and Nader. 
  
 ABC News reported last month that Special Counsel Robert Mueller has evidence that seems to contradict another claim Prince made before the Intelligence Committee: Prince said a meeting he attended in Seychelles during the presidential transition with a Russian financier close to Vladimir Putin was an unplanned encounter. Nader, who is cooperating with Mueller, has told investigators that he arranged for Prince to travel to the Seychelles to meet Kirill Dmitriev, the manager of a Russian sovereign wealth fund, after giving Prince information about Dmitriev, according to ABC. 
  
 The Daily Beast reported this month that Mueller’s team has questioned Prince. 
  
 Mueller’s team can use Prince’s transcript as evidence to potentially charge him for lying to Congress. 
  
 Prince, unlike most witnesses who appeared before the House Intelligence Committee, agreed to allow the panel to release his entire testimony. As a result, Mueller’s team can use the transcript as evidence to potentially charge Prince for lying to Congress. Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), the top Democrat on the panel, told Mother Jones in March that Democrats are also considering sending Mueller criminal referrals urging him to prosecute witnesses who lied to the committee. 
  
 “We’re gonna be going through the transcripts and analyzing them for any concerns we have with the greater body of information we have,” Schiff said. 
  
 A Prince spokesperson declined to comment. ||||| WASHINGTON—Special counsel Robert Mueller has asked questions about the work of a private consulting firm that has undertaken projects for the United Arab Emirates, according to people familiar with the investigation, suggesting his probe is looking more deeply at foreign influence in Washington. 
  
 The questions by Mr. Mueller’s team concern a private consulting firm, Wikistrat, as well as two of its co-founders, Joel Zamel and Daniel Green. 
  
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Output:
Seems Donald Trump Jr. had another meeting with foreigners during the election that Robert Mueller's team is investigating, the New York Times reports. According to insiders, Trump Jr. met with a small group at Trump Tower in August 2016: an envoy for two Arab princes, an Israeli expert in social media manipulation, and the founder of the private military contractor Blackwater. The envoy, George Nader, apparently said the crown princes of United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia were intent on helping his father become president. The social media whiz, Joel Zamel, said his firm could give a political candidate the edge. In fact, his firm had already written a proposal to give Donald Trump just that. Trump Jr. "responded approvingly," the Times says, but it's unclear if the Zamel plan was ever executed. As for Nader, he allied with the Trump campaign and met regularly with Michael Flynn and Jared Kushner. After Trump's election win, Nader paid Zamel up to $2 million, possibly for a pro-Trump media campaign. Blackwater founder Erik Prince arranged the meeting, and could be in trouble after telling a House intelligence committee last November, under oath, that he'd never formally met with the Trump campaign, Mother Jones reports. Now Mueller is investigating the 2016 meeting and its ramifications, including possible support from Russia. The Wall Street Journal already reported last month that Mueller's team was questioning Zamel about the activities of his Israeli firm, Wikistrat.