Senate interrogates son and son-in-law Trump

washington - Donald Trump Jr. And Paul Manafort will be heard by a Senate Commission next Wednesday. The commission wants to explain to the eldest son of President Donald Trump and Trumps former campaign chief about their encounter with a Russian advocate last year. Trumps son-in-law Jared Kushner appears Monday for a commission.

Trump Jr. Released e-mails last week which proved that he made the appointment after being suggested that he could possibly get stressful information about Hilary Clinton. That did not prove to be the case at all. Kushner and Manafort were present at the same meeting.

The Senate's Legal Committee has requested various documents from Trump Jr., Manafort, Trumps campaign team and his company. In addition to the possible Russian interference in the presidential elections, the committee also investigates Manaforts's activities as lobbyist and business relations.

According to a Democratic Senator, a lot of publicity has already been said on the issue, 'but that was not under oath, which means that people are free to let things down or to lie relatively impotently. 'Another senator claims that this is the' first step towards a completely honest investigation. ' 'He speaks of a comprehensive trial' with all the documents needed for fully-informed questions. '

According to someone close to Kushner his hearing behind closed doors takes place. He is being interviewed by another Senate Commission on Monday.