Facts that are no longer in dispute: On August 2, 2016, while still chairman of the Trump campaign, Pavel Manafartov handed over private polling data that the Trump campaign paid a lot of money for. He handed this over to Russian spy Konstantin Kilimnik and asked that it be shared with certain parties in Russia. Kilimnik in turn gave him a so-called "peace plan" for Ukraine.
Questions: Why would Manafartov hand over this polling data? What was his motivation? Why would he think this might be of value to the Russians? What did he think they would do with the data?
Because Manafort has been in bed with various parties in Eastern Europe and Russia for a long time.
What does that have to do with Trump and his campaign?
Why wouldn't Manafort at any point indicate he was under the direction of Trump when he is facing life in prison?