Russian national Igor Danchenko says that the five false statement charges against him were improperly filed because the statements he made were "literally true."

According to the indictment, Danchenko lied about his contacts with "Russians," his travels to Russia, and the identity of his sources. (Those are just some of the lies.)

According to charging documents, Danchenko denied ever having communicated with longtime Clinton associate, Charles Dolan - a US-based PR expert.

In John Durham's words (via Techno Fog):