Pelosi after Stone's indictment: "What does Putin have on the president"?

Speaker Nancy Pelosi Nancy Patricia of Alesandro PelosiSenate: Democrats Reject Trump's "Prorated" Financing Speech Defense at Night: Officials Expect a Withdrawal from arms treaty with Russia | The Senate rejects two spending measures at day 34 of shutdown | CBO places the cost of the US nuclear arsenal at 4 billion euros over the next decade On the Money: Daybreak 34 | Senate rejects two measures to end closure | Trump says that he will take wall down payment. | Pelosi rejects Trump's proposal | GOP Senators Explode Pence on Strategy | Ross arouses controversy with comments about the dismissed workers. MORE (D-Calif.) Said Friday that the arrest of Roger Stone Roger Jason StoneHillicon Valley: Subpoena to appear before a Senate committee, Roger Stone's associate | Streaming giants hit by privacy complaints in Europe | The FTC reportedly discussed a record fine for Facebook | PayPal Offers Cash Advances to Uncollated Federal Employees Assigning Senators to Senate, Jerome Corsi Corsi, Partner of Roger Stone, Says His Son-in-Law Appeared Before a Grand Jury in Inquiry on the case Mueller MORE longtime informal adviser to President Trump . During his visit to Washington DC, Kushner twice rejected his secret security clearance: a report by Democratic senators reject Trump's "pro rata" funding speech, MORE "makes it clear that key officials Trump's campaign had attempted to influence the election of 2016. "

Stone was charged on Thursday with seven charges, including false statements in Congress, obstructing a congressional inquiry and falsification of witnesses concerning the special advocate . Robert Mueller Robert Swan MuellerSasse: United States should applaud Mueller's choice to conduct the investigation into Russia as part of the MORE investigation on interference elections in Russia this.

Pelosi responded to the indictment in a statement released Friday night that raised questions about Trump's ties to Russia and promised to hold "those who lie in front of Congress" to blame. .

"Faced with 37 indictments, the president's persistent actions to undermine the investigation of the special advisor raise the following questions: what does Putin have on the president, on the political, personal or financial plan? "said Pelosi in his statement.

"Lies before Congress and the falsification of witnesses constitute serious crimes and all those who commit such illegal acts shall be held responsible to the fullest extent permitted by law." We can not allow any effort to intimidate witnesses or prevent them from appearing before the Congress, "she continued. "The special advocate's investigation is working and the House will continue to exercise its constitutional control responsibility and ensure that its investigation can continue without interference from the White House."

Pelosi released statement a few hours after Trump had accepted Bipartite Agreement to completely reopen the federal government without obtaining funding for its border wall project, which was the main stumbling block to negotiations since the partial closure of the site began on December 22 .

Trump was stuck in a stalemate with Pelosi and the Senate, Minority Leader Charles Schumer Charles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerA solution to maintain security at the southern border Senators roll out a three-week bill to address the problem of conflict. DN.Y.) for weeks about his request for more than $ 5 billion in funding at the border. The budget stalemate has heightened tensions between Trump and Pelosi, who are vying for the moment when Trump will present his state of the Union and other issues.

His statement on Friday is not the first time that Pelosi is questioning Trump's links with Russia. and the president of the country, Vladimir Putin. On several occasions since the start of the investigation into Russia, Pelosi suggested that Putin "had something" about Trump.

Stone is the sixth Trump associate to be charged in connection with Mueller's extensive investigation into electoral interference in Russia and the potential coordination between the Trump campaign and Moscow.

The long-time Republican strategist and former Trump campaign advisor denied all the accusations.