I did not say that allowing the Russian to enter Trump Tower meant that Trump was at the meeting. It was Sekulow who argued that the Secret Service allowed the Russians to meet with Fredo, so it must be okay. The Secret Service does not protect campaign headquarters, and USSS the spokesman has explained that they have nothing to do with controlling access to campaign headquarters — unless Trump is there. So, if you believe that Sekulow is right that the Secret Service  vetted the Russians, then you have to believe that Trump was there. I don't think Trump was there.  I think that Sekulow is doing what lawyers do when the facts are not on their side — make  lot of senseless noise. 

I've been through post-inauguration Trump Tower security; have you?