When it all gets out, this one thing will be clear. The government of Russia is all about making money and tons of it. Reports vary on Vladimir Putin's personal wealth. Some say Putin has between $40-$60 billion. Some say it's closer to $200 billion. He can afford to do almost anything. AG Jefferson Beauregard Sessions is now a suspect in the muddy waters of the Trump-Russia connection because he lied during his confirmation hearing when he said he did not have contact with Russian agents. Sessions met twice with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak, Russia's top spy recruiter. He may be on Putin's payroll. He could be a Russian spy.

We also need to look at Trump's tax returns since the 1990s to see if there's been any Russian money involved in Trump's 30-year global business experience and interests. Indeed his son has already admitted the Trump Organization gets a significant pile of money from Russia. The Russia-Putin-Trump deal is about tons of money. So is Session's lie.