Trump fully trusts the General Prosecutor Sessnes

US President Donald Trump said he completely trusts the Prosecutor General and the head of the Ministry of Justice, Jeff Sessnes.

“Completely,” Trump said, answering the journalist’s question, whether he trusts the general prosecutor in the light of recent events. At the same time, he admitted that he was not informed by the Contacts of Seshns with the Russian ambassador. “I was not in the know,” the president said.

Seans was at the center of the scandal in connection with his meetings with the Ambassador of the Russian Federation to Washington Sergei Kislyak, which he did not inform Congress when considering his candidate for a ministerial post.

Trump also expressed doubt that General Procoror should take self-setting up from participating in any actions to investigate the alleged ties of Trump's headquarters with Russian officials. “I don't think so,” the president said.

A number of democrats in the Congress called on Seshns to resign - or, in any case, take self -setting up.

“Washington Post” on Wednesday reported the meetings of Seshns and Kislyak. One of the meetings took place in his office in the Senate, and the other in the Washington "Heritage Fund" and was completely short.