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reportedly that's not what most upset the president. instead, manafort's python and ostrich jackets are stealing the show this week, people close to trump tell cnn that's the thing that frustrates the president, david. so what do we suppose is going through the mind of the president right now? >> good morning, fred. the president is feeling that pressure and of course would be irritated by all of these descriptions of manafort's lavish life-style. i'm in line with what laura said, the table was set by the accountant, laying out in flush times manafort had all of this money coming from kremlin linked president and was hiding money from the irs or was alleged to have been hiding money from the irs, and then the accountant laid out that allegedly in lean times he was essentially inflating his worth and income so that he could get money from banks to further his life-style or further the image that he was
still having successful going concern. with that table set, fred, we're going to get into the testimony of rick gates next week, and as laura said, it will be a question of was this just gates acting on behalf of the firm or was manafort dialed into this all along and aware of everything that was going on that's being alleged by prosecutors and some of the other witnesses. >> the inferences of birds of a feather is big here. matt, the president ran on the issue of draining the swamp. cnn steven colinson wrote this about the trial. for those outside the courtroom, it is a turning into an implicit indictment of the sleaze and greed swirling around washington itself and the culture of influen influence that cut contracts to counsel shady foreign autocrats. this case, this draining the swamp philosophy is widespread.
>> look, i think that if you look at paul manafort, he has been a lobbyist 40 years or more, taking money from russian oligarchs, living this life-style, and he was donald trump's campaign manager, despite what donald trump says, very important to donald trump and friends and associates with donald trump for decades as well. i don't know that anybody buys the notion that donald trump was going to drain the swamp, at least in the sense of getting rid of influence pedestridlers. >> the idea you can dismiss him as a coffee boy is absurd. george papadopoulos, carter page, but campaign manager for four months during the height of the presidential election is an impossible feat to dismiss this person. >> and the commonalities, it cannot be coincidence there are all of these connections to
people in the same vicinity. >> i am glad you say coincidence. when you talk about the mueller probe, everyone wonders why is this about collusion, how could this be about that. a lot of allegations predate his time as chairman of the campaign. the question is why would russia or the kremlin believe they have a receptive ear somewhere in the united states? why would they believe they have a sympathetic campaign -- and that's the underlying innuendo. they're not sequestered. they're there hearing the news, for 18 months. that seed has been planted. >> meantime, a lot of this may flus -- may frustrate the president. also confusion whether the president is talking with robert mueller, his lawyers don't want that to happen. but we know the president likes to be in the driver's seat. perhaps he feels it might be beneficial to talk to robert
mueller's team because maybe he might be able to turn the corner or convince them of something that the president wants prosecutors to instead concentrate on? >> right, fred. the special counsel's team and the president's team have been sort of circling each other for months now because there's a disconnect between the political realities of the situation and legal realities of the situation. most prosecutors, most lawyers would say if you had a client in the situation that the president is in, you would not want them to have to answer questions verbally to the special counsel team. maybe you would answer written interrogatories to give yourself the answer is you want, but not subject yourself to verbal questioning and follow-up questions. they don't want the president to wind up giving inconsistent statements. on the other hand, the political realities are we get to the point where the president refuses to go before the special counsel and answer questions, it is going to look like he has
something to hide. and i think that's where the disconnect is, and that's why this negotiation is going on. special counsel mueller can subpoena the president, but he doesn't probably want to get to that because that will change the pace of his investigation and will also subject his authority to a court challenge. >> matt, it will be difficult to discern whether the president is going to refuse to talk to special counsel team or whether he will refuse to take advice of his own attorneys. >> yeah. donald trump early on said i want to talk to mueller, and then backtracked. they shouldn't let him do it. donald trump can't -- >> he doesn't always follow. >> you're right. that's the interesting thing. he could go against the advice of rudy guiliani and everybody. he should listen. donald trump cannot be consistent when he is not talking to robert mueller. he says one thing, a couple days later, fast and loose, has a
casual relationship with the truth. if he goes before robert mueller and does this, i think he is really inviting the potential for perjury. >> and lauren, what is this meeting with the manhattan madam meaning for the voluntary interview. >> first of all, she has been in jail before. she's well aware what the stakes are, talking to federal investigators in a criminal investigation. she's aware of that. voluntarily trying to be interviewed means maybe you were trying to get into good graces, not be recipient of another investigation that's criminal. also, she has a connection to roger stone who is the person who has connection to wikileaks, person that sam nunberg infamously on cnn and other chann channels talked about a meeting between he and julian assange.
either one, it is another way to get closer to donald trump as candidate and president or roger stone may be the new target, the same way we didn't think michael cohen had anything to be afraid of, suddenly everything changed. paul manafort, same thing. roger stone may be in the next category. >> i remember when bill clinton was president many years ago, rush limbaugh would say how many of your associates do you know who have been indicted or died or been killed under mysterious circumstances, who are in jail, i don't know that many people who are in jail. the insinuation was the clintons must be involved. ask yourself the same question of donald trump now. how many people in his orbit have been indicted at this point? >> that's true. >> the web is tangled. david? >> i was going to say i agree with matt. this playing out on a split screen almost. you have the special counsel investigation getting closer and closer to the president with the possibility of him going in and answering questions, although as matt said i think his lawyers are resisting that. at the same time going back to
manafort. you basically have a situation where if you believe what the prosecutors are alleging, the swamp is not just drained, it is at the president's front door in the form of paul manafort. someone who had this many dealings overseas with russian money, funding in ukraine, at the same time this guy winds up as president trump's campaign manager. >> all right. we'll leave it there for now. thanks so much. president trump sends a letter to north korea's kim jong-un. meanwhile, there are serious accusations that north korea is violating you know sanctions, and even ignoring an arms embargo. we'll hear what can happen next. sexual abuse allegations at a migrant shelter. the victims, migrant children. the latest on the case coming up. hi i'm joan lunden. today's senior living communities have never been better,
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all right. we are following new developments with north korea. u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo spoke with his north korean counter part at a conference in singapore. they met briefly, shook hands. later pompeo passed along a letter from president trump. earlier this week trump himself received a letter from north korean leader kim jong-un. global affairs correspondent eli elise, what's the con tent of the letters? >> we don't know the context from kim jong-un or the letter from president trump to kim said, but now this is the new thing, fred. ever since the two met, it needs to be a letter from either leader to one another. it doesn't matter almost any more. these are just pleasantries.
we think we should talk, we are committed to denuclearization. that's what the foreign minister and pompeo said. yes, we should talk to one another when they shook hands in that video, but this comes at a week where there's a lot of concern over north korea, it is not making good on commitments that kim jong-un made to president trump. you had a week in which there has been reports that north korea is continuing to develop its nuclear program. this week pompeo said north korea will be setting the pace of its denuclearization because there's not been any progress. even though there are pleasantries between the two leaders, it is true that although it is progress that they're talking, we're not getting much progress in the way of denuclearization, giving up that nuclear program. >> what about sanctions. is there anything new in terms of whether more will be imposed or any are being honored? >> i think now new sanctions are going to be on hold.
a very damning report yesterday came out by a u.n. sanctions committee that said north korea is continuing to evade those sanctions in terms of ship to ship transfers of oil, which is under embargo now. they're violating an arms embargo, and countries like russia in particular are helping north korea evade sanctions. listen to secretary pompeo earlier today talking about sanctions busting. >> i want to remind every nation that in support of these resolutions that this is a serious issue and something we will discuss with moscow. we expect the russians to abide by resolutions and enforce sanctions on north korea. any violation that detracts from the world's goal of denuclearizing north korea would be something america will take very seriously.
>> and the problem here, fred, is that now that president trump and kim jong-un said they're trying to work towards this normalization, there's sanctions fatigue. kun countries are letting north korea, in particular russia, entering into agreements, letting north korean workers which were banned operate in the country. even though these are going on -- >> throwing up your hands ? >> i think realizing this will be slower than president trump said when the problem was over. as soon as secretary pompeo left singapore where all of the asian nations were meeting, north korea was back to its old antics saying that criticizing the united states for its process and not lifting sanctions and said that we can't denuclearize if there are not confidence builting measures, i.e., lifting
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and the aclu should use their network to find the deported parents and determine eligibility for reunification. a federal judge responded with harsh criticism. called the tardiness in tracking down migrant parents unacceptable and declared the administration held 100% responsible. the judge set a new deadline. the government must produce detailed information on all deported parents and plans for reunification by august 10. inside one my grant shelter, a youth care worker was indicted for 11 charges of sexual abuse in 2017. the victims, 8 teenage boys between the ages of 15 and 17. this is just the latest in a series of abuse allegations involving federally funded shelters. we want to warn you, some of the details may be difficult to hear. here is cnn's diane gallagher. >> reporter: any time you have to report on something like
this, it is difficult. it makes your stomach turn. look, we need to reiterate, the subject matter here, it might be difficult for some of you out there to hear. this is according to court documents that were first reported by propublica. it was in mess-- in mesa, arizo. the former worker is accused of molesting 8 boys, 15 to 17, starting in august of 2016 through july of 2017. and the accusations that are laid out in the court documents range from touching them over their clothes or genitalia area to performing oral sex on two of the boys, to try to have sexual intercourse with at least one of those boys there. again, these kids were under his
supervision. any employee accused of abuse is immediately suspended, law enforcement called. this is what we did. in addition, we reported it to orr and the appropriate state agency. we report the cases to law enforcement and state agencies when they happen. s he denies the charges. this week on tuesday at another southwest key facility in phoenix, arizona, a worker was arrested for suspicion of molestation of a 14-year-old my grant girl staying in that facility. while we seem like we're hearing it more and more, because housing of these my grant children is making headlines, this is something that appears to have been going on for years. propublica released an investigation, saying they could get documents from 70 of 100 of the migrant child care facilities. they found in the past five years, 125 calls related to sexual offenses were made from these type of facilities.
now, it is in no way comprehensive, but gives us a look, does not account for children who may not have spoken up or may be afraid to have said anything in the first place if something did happen. >> thanks, diane gallagher. one of the country's most successful college football coaches under fire. what did urban meyer know about allegations of domestic abuse involving one of his assistants? we'll tell you what that assistant is saying next. what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of a walk in the woods? the value of capital is to create, not just wealth, but things that matter. morgan stanley but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient
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welcome back. i am fredricka whitfield in washington. college football titan urban meyer is speaking out while on paid administrative leave from his head coaching job at ohio state university. meyer is on leave while the school looks into allegations of domestic abuse against his former assistant zach smith in 2015. meyer says he followed proper reporting procedures and denies he was indifferent to domestic violence. kaylee hartung is following this story for us. we're also hearing from the assistant coach. >> that's right, fred. when this story initially broke, when bret mcmurphy's reporting came forward, courtney smith shared photos and text messages that supported her allegations. now we're hearing a different version of events from zach
smith. take a listen. >> anything that happened to her body was all just defensive movements to remove myself from the situation and that's it. i'm not going to get charged because i didn't do anything wrong. >> here it goes against the mountain of evidence that exists against him and it also draws attention to the fact that police made the university, the ohio state university aware of allegations against him. that leads me to believe there's a paper trail here, fred, a paper trail that could help build out a time line of who knew what and when and that is how urban meyer's fate as the coach of the football team will be determined and standing in the bigger picture for this university. >> but the fact that urban meyer does at least admit to knowing something to report, how much does this kind of muddy the waters in terms of how culpable
he is? >> it does muddy the waters. he is trying to make sure everyone understands that he believes he followed proper reporting protocol and procedures. this is a man that's a husband and father to two daughters, a leader of young men. he staunl-- he understands he hn painted as someone indifferent to domestic violence, someone that didn't take action when he had a chance to. he issued a strongly worded statement on twitter where he said in part, here's the truth. while at the university of florida and now at the ohio state university, i followed proper reporting protocols and procedures when i learned of an incident involving student athlete, coach or member of staff by elevating issues to the proper channels and i did so regarding the zach smith incident in 2015. i take that responsibility very seriously and any suggestion to the contrary is simply false. so fred, that statement, it essentially broadens the question to not just what did urban meyer know, what did the university know, what did its
athletic director know, what did they do about it as well. >> kaylee hartung, thanks so much. ten months after the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history, the motive remains a mystery. investigators say they were never able to determine why the las vegas shooter opened fire on a music festival from the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay hotel in october. 58 people were killed and hundreds were injured. the investigators' final report released yesterday does conclude the shooter acted alone. governor jerry brown is planning to see for himself what kind of damage the deadly carr fire has done in northern california. his visit comes as conditions for firefighters get even worse this weekend. the area is supposed to see stronger winds and temperatures above 100 degrees. the carr fire is the biggest of 11 major wildfires burning now in california. it left six people dead, including two firefighters, and
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assault allegations against the chairman and chief executive les moonves. a woman that worked with him in the '80s made the claim, but prosecutors this week said the statute of limitations had expired and they will not file charges. this comes after the new yorker published an article where six women claim he sexually harassed them or acted inappropriately. the cbs board says it is hiring outside attorneys to oversee an independent investigation. critics say the board still isn't doing enough. one of the critics joins me now, melissa silverstein. they advocate for more gender equality in the entertainment industry. good to see you. >> thanks. >> what are your thoughts on what the board has done and what it should do at this point? >> well, i think one of the biggest things is this person
who is being investigated is still in charge of the company, and it is very difficult for people to give clear answers to questions from investigators when the boss is still in charge and you never know if you're going to run into him or people that work with him. one of the things i think is appropriate for people who are accused of things like this, inappropriate activity at work and harassment and retaliation is to recuse themselves from the workplace and the board actually suspend him during the investigation. other things i think need to be ha handled is get rid of nondisclosure agreements. these are the things that silence women. what could have happened is that people would have known what is going on in advance not only in this case but in other cases if they were allowed to talk about these issues. >> as it pertains to the investigations, we really are
talking about at least two, there's the investigation that already took place according to the cbs board, hired outside attorneys after les moonves went to them and said look, there are these allegations and then that investigative arm said there's nothing to it, and now you have outside attorneys at cbs hired, an investigation on-going as a result of that new yorker article. are you saying that as a result of the current investigation that's enough for cbs to say it is time for you, les moonves, to step aside? >> i'm not sure about any earlier investigations where people said that there was nothing there. i believe that was the police that said they weren't going to press charges against him for that activity. my understanding is there are two different law firms hired for this investigation. what i think we all need to understand is that the boss sets the tone and culture of the
environment. one of the things in this piece that i think resonated with people was about how the tone of cbs is toxic and goes from the top down. we need to create safe workplaces for women and men when they go to work so they know they won't be assaulted, harassed, retaliated from the top down. >> moonves apparently did have a conference call this week with the company's financial analysts. should something of that juncture have been said? >> i think the board has been clear that money is the most important thing to them. they're happy with dividends and money that cbs is making so they need to make a decision whether their dollars on wall street are important or people that work for their companies. the message they're sending now is that the corporate structure and money is more important than
the safety of people that work in their workplace. >> so last year particularly at the height of a very publicized me too movement, les moonves took a stand, even advocated, made a commitment to make sure that women were being considered by merit and catapulted to the top, and how advantageous it was to a culture as a business. now with these allegations, do you see a real inc-- do these allegations take away from what many applauded him to say and do last year? >> just because a person supports and promotes women doesn't mean they're not harassing and retaliating against other women. we need to keep that in mind. the environment this boss has set for his entire company is my understanding from all of the reporting a toxic environment
and it goes from the top down. and women need to feel safe when they go to work. and we understand that, but also, that person needs to set the tone for the company going forward. he's made a lot of money at this company. he's made a lot of money for the people who work for him, and for the board, and really this is about how are we to change the culture of our workplaces in the future. that's what this whole conversation is about. do we want things to stay the same or do we want things to change. there are a lot of people who are very happy with the status quo. and what a lot of other people are saying, including myself, is this is time for systemic change. >> melissa silverstein, thank you so much. >> thank you. all right. caught in the middle of a trade war. president trump's tariffs on china are impacting popular automaker bmw.
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>> reporter: it may not look like it, but spartanburg is home to the largest bmw plant in the world. last year, they made more than 370,000 luxury suvs employing 10,000 people. pumping billions into the state's economy. is it safe to say how well bmw does is how well spartanburg county does? >> you might could say that, because there is a lot of industry directly connected to bmw. >> growth, jobs, and i know that that's brought in a lot of families into the area. it brings money into the area. >> reporter: spartanburg's also deep red. meaning in 2016, the county voted 63% for donald trump. but president trump has threatened to place tariffs on imported bmw vehicles and parts. that could make bmws made and sold in america a lot more expensive. the company is already feeling the impact of trump's trade war
with china. over 80,000 spartanburg-made bmvs are sold in china every year. now china is striking back, placing tariffs on the american-made vehicles. it's an economic double whammy of trump's making, which bmw says could have negative effects on vest and employment in the united states. in other words, bmw might have to scale back production and lay off workers in spartanburg. david britt is the commissioner. how concerned are you now of the talk of tariffs and trade wars? >> i'm extremely concerned, the impact, the ripple effect goes beyond bmw and the automotive industry. >> reporter: he is one of the few republican politicians in the country willing to tell trump he is wrong. >> these tariffs could put the foot on the throat of growth and stop it. we don't need that. >> reporter: other trump supporters here say they support
the president's policy. but some are concerned. none wanted to talk on camera. they're not the only ones reluctant to speak out. many south carolina companies are concerned but fear if they criticize the president's policies, they'll become a target of his twitter wrath, must like what happened to harley davidson. >> i think the president has shown you're better off working with his administration on issues to help them understand it and allow them to get to the right answer. >> reporter: ironically, trump's tough talk on trade was a part of his appeal in south carolina. now there is concern trump's trade war is about to backfire on them and possibly, eventually, on him. >> i don't see this issue changing voter's mind. now if you look down the road, there are concerns. >> reporter: the largest exporter of american-made cars, it's not ford and it's not gm, it's bmw. and they make those cars right inside the plant here.
they're also a big trading partner with china. and that's the problem. because as you know, the u.s. and china are not on the best of terms which is what that plant and this community right in the middle of the cross hairs. >> martin savidge, thank you. all right, from enron to the sub-prime mortgage crisis to bernie madoff. the 2000s were a time of economic turmoil. that's the focus of an all new "the 2000s." >> democrats and republicans who have opposed this plan i say step up to the plate, let's do what's right for the country at this time, because the time to act is now. >> we fail to act, the gears of our economy will grind to a halt. >> this is the greatest market disruption that's happened since the crash of 1929. reality finally imposes itself on capitol hill. >> the motion is adopted. >> given a second chance, the house did an about-face.
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