Julian Assange claims he asked Donald Trump Jr. to use WikiLeaks to release an explosive email chain related to his meeting with a Russian lawyer two hours before the president's eldest son posted them himself.
Assange argued in a series of tweets Tuesday that Trump Jr.'s "enemies" would "milk isolated phrases" in the message chain "with their own context, spin, and according to their own strategic timetable."
And he suggested Trump Jr. could be in deeper hot water if he self-published the emails instead of releasing them anonymously through a third party.