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deliberating three days after this. i think it s very sad what they ve done to paul manafort. thank you very much. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. the president appears to be terrified he has a quote rat in his midst. inside the white house. that i should be clear, that s his word. rat. it s not the kind of language we are used to hearing from the president of the united states who is, of course, entrusted by our constitution when suring the nation s laws are faithfully executed and who is responsible for appointing our most senior law enforcement officers. you d expect to hear that word in a very different context. your uncle was a rat. sit down, sit down. your uncle was a rat and now he s in the witness protection program. that s my father s brother you re talking about. now the president is assuring
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PartyDonaldj-trumpMrWhite-houseTestimonySpecial-counselReactionMueller-probeDon-mcghanPresidentChargesMichael-cohenChris Hayes discusses the day s top news. so i m going to be a little contrary here, chris, say i see where the president is coming from when he says this is a bit old news, my colleague, bob costa and i wrote in november when don mcgahn went before bob mueller s interview team, sat down with verdicts two days straight so people have known for a long time that don mcgahn was cooperating with the investigation, that everyone who was in the white house was encouraged to voluntarily be engaged in these interviews. now what we do know now is that after the week stories, by the time s don mcgahn s attorney has alerted and assured trump s own legal team that don mcgahn provided no information that was incriminating to the president, did not incriminate him. in fact, don mcgahn s lawyer was putting tear mind to ease, sent them information saying my guy does not incriminate your guy.
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ThingTopPhoneThanksHomeSfxWater-lappingWaterAmbientItAppKindFalsifying a business record to swing or try and swing the 2016 election. so i expect what the prosecution s going to focus on and a key variable is the d.a. bragg going to seek a jail sentence. i suspect he will both because of the pornts of the crime but also because donald trump showed a lack of remorse through the process and his behavior through the trial was just appalling. and the judge is firmly within his rights to look at all of that. so what would, in your view, a fair request from the d.a. s side look like, knowing that, as i mentioned, it s still going to be fought out in court? yeah, i do think it s a sentence of potentially a year or something like that. it may not have to be served in a penitentiary. it might be served in home confinement, but i do think this is, you know, not minor stuff. this is pretty serious. now, the other question is and this is where i think that todd blanche and the just
ElectionAlvin-braggD-aJail-sentenceBusiness-recordProsecutionVariableFocus-on2016Donald-j-trumpAllJudgeCourts process that would keep him out of ha jail cell sooner or later, then yes, you can bet the appeal after the sentencing will be a huge deal in our public and legal life for months to come. we turn now to someone who knows all about appeals, neal katyal, the former acting solicitor general for the obama sxhrgs msnbc legal analyst. welcome back. your thoughts on all the above. yeah, so i think when you think about the question of what s going to happen to trump on sentencing, there s two pieces of it. one is what s the judge going to sentence. and the second is how does whatever sen sense is imposed intersect with the appellate process. so ari, with respect to the first, he s been convicted of 34 count, 34 felonies, and it s, of course, the case that most first-time offenders don t get jail time. but 34 felonies is different, and it s also the gravity of the felonies. it s what happened. it s not just falsifying any old business record, it was
LifeSomeoneAppealDealNeal-katyalSentencingAppealsQuestionMsnbcAnalystThoughtsAboveThink the lack of remorse and i think this is a fairly serious crime. this is not falsifying business records to save $1,000 on your taxes. this is falsifying business record in furtherance of manipulating an election that affected millions of people. if he doesn t will the judge asked him if he is remorseful at the sentencing hearing? how does that work? every defendant has a right to be heard. so the way it will go down is that there will be submissions. both sides will be submitting papers, letters, documents for the judge to review it. at a time, and the judge will read everything that is sent to him and then at that moment, in the courtroom for the sentencing hearing the judge will make sure everyone has seen the probation report and then say, do want to say anything about the probation report? you want to say anything. but prior to sentence to the people, the people will be heard. the defense lawyer, todd blanche will be heard, and then there ll be the personal invitation by
PeopleCrimeElectionBusiness-recordsMillionsBusiness-recordLackRemorseFalsifyingTaxesFurtherance1000Team had to say in those jury instructions i mean, the crime was falsifying business records. it wasn t right. undefined, but it d be again, i have not heard anyone explain how a fall if there was a false flight, they will appeal, of course, but a falsified business record from seven years ago that had a two-year statute limitations somehow becomes a felony i m not sure how that happens unless they re trying to connect it to federal election law in federal election law doesn t fall in the jurisdiction of the county of new york, which is just manhattan. it s this the single county of manhattan. i just keep going i remember when you are running in the republican race, it for the primary race and you know, you were talking about only in america can this happen and extolling the virtues of the united states and if you don t like the outcome of this case, i think there s certainly a lot of republicans who don t. that s not surprising, but trump was able to put on a defense. his attorneys ha
CrimeAnyoneCourseBusiness-recordsBusiness-recordJury-instructionsTeamFlightUndefinedIt-wasn-t-rightSevenElectionPanic mode, because he had just had to weather a political storm of the access hollywood tape coming out where he is heard on tape talking about grabbing women s genitals and doing so because he s famous. they say that parts of the campaign was so worrying, they had largely created this scheme to catch and kill any negative information. they allege it was a scheme concocted with donald trump, his former lawyer michael colin and the owner of a tabloid newspaper the national enquirer. they will be setting that scheme, that seem to try to help jurors understand why this is a crime, a felony, and saying he did that, falsified business record in service of that alleged crime. from
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