In a phone interview today, Kislin downplayed his relationships with Trump and Giuliani. He denied saying he was the president’s adviser, though it’s reflected in embassy documents. He also described himself as Trump’s adviser in a 2018 interview with a Ukrainian journalist.one1zer0 » 28 Jun 2022, 7:09 pm » wrote: ↑ Some of it is from your link doorknob, some of it is from the New York Department of State records. Some of it is from searching for information on Yuri Shvets. Instead of just blindly accepting what the "News" wants you to think, they've been caught too many times lying to manipulate people, so you believe absurd **** like Trump is a Russian super spy because of a political agenda to smear him, why don't you learn how to do your own research?