Nance: How did Kushner know Russian Embassy had a secure comms channel?

[deminks]

Link to tweet

Interesting question. Perhaps the Russian ambassador told him or Flynn or other staffers in one of their many meetings.

[dawg]

1. Ha ha!

Apparently, they didn't.

[MineralMan]

2. It could also just be an assumption that such channels exist.

Carrier pigeons or something like that, perhaps.

These days, there are no communications channels that are guaranteed to be secure, unfortunately.

[Raster]

3. Puh-leeeze... Little Jared* is in the Russian dressing all the way up to his shit-brown eyes...

...I would NOT be surprised if it turns out that Little Jared* is actually one of the main contacts between Team tRump* and his Russian oligarch benefactors. Not. Suprised. At. All.

In fact, frankly, I would not be surprised to learn that Little Jared* is tRump*s primary Amerikan-based handler.
Uh-huh, I said that.

[kytngirl]

6. I'm feeling this too.

Jared doesn't look like he'd take a poop unlessTrump told him to squat.

[MelissaB]

4. Damn good question!

[L. Coyote]

5. Because the Russians told him?

Link to tweet

[LiberalArkie]

7. I would think that ever since radio was invented, embassies and consulates have had

secure means of communications. From just coded messages to encrypted teletype to encrypted satellite systems.

The major thing is not that foreign embassies and consulates have secure communications, but who on the foreign end did Kushner wish to communicate with.

[Qutzupalotl]

8. Possibly Flynn, yes, or Kislyak.

But neither one knew we subsequently found a way to hear those conversations. Jared is screwed six ways to Sunday.

[Sunlei]

9. The Republicans filled him in on what he needed to know to work for them hiding stuff from Americans

[geek tragedy]

10. it's common knowledge that embassies have secure communications

with their governments.

Even the Dauphin would know that.