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Try and rig the sentence and -- author david wallace well on why climate catastrophe was closer than anyone thought. when "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york. im chris hayes. paul manafort is going to prison. less than an hour ago the judge in the virginia trial sentenced him to 47 months in prison, minus nine months for time served. that is, to be clear, far less than the federal guidelines that called for 19 to 25 years. and he called the sentencing guidelines to rr high,...

Learning about michael cohens own pardon play. why another judge says the trump administration broke the law to try and rig the sentence and -- author david wallace well on why climate catastrophe was closer than anyone thought. when "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york. im chris hayes. paul manafort is going to prison. less than an hour ago the judge in the virginia trial sentenced him to 47 months in prison, minus nine months for time served. that is, to be clear, far less...

>> think they have the answer to the question. the idea of calling manafort a liar know that they knew the truth. they have to respond to muellers team saying this person has briefed a plea bargain by giving us false information in five separate categories and if youre going to call someone a liar, you already have evidentiary evidence about it and circumstantially and remember, this is the idea of polling data. he also has discussion about a ukrainian peace plan and at the time he was the head ...

Interviews. he also agreed to testify for the government in court and even to participate in undercover activities. a major victory for the mueller team. >> huge. and i would capitalize h-u-g-e and add four exclamation points. >> of interest to prosecutors manaforts tucrump tower meetin in 2016. >> before, during and after, those events could all lead to a conspiracy with the russians to affect our democratic process. thats against the law. >> muellers team may also ask about manaforts attempts ...

Muellers probe. >> he happens to be a very good person, and i think its very sad what theyve done to paul manafort, thank you very much. >> reporter: but the president appeared to believe that manafort would never betray him by cooperating with the special counsel. in one tweet, trump referred to his former campaign chair as a brave man who wouldnt break. >> by calling manafort brave and the guy who would not flip or break, donald trump may have been urging his former campaign chairman to stand ...

Fights, and manafort was the master of this universe. he teamed up with a guy named roger stone who is going to be a recuring character in the manafort story and the story of donald trump. >> with manafort and stone, he became president of the young republicans, establishing the two as potential king makers. >> paul manafort came out of the womb as an operator. >> before his journey to washington, manaforts story began here in new britton, connecticut in 1949. >> new britton a known as the hardw...

Oligarch demanded an accounting for the $18.9 million invested in a telecommunications company with manafort. when he attempted to contact manafort, he reportedly refused to respond. coming up -- >> he was in debt to a powerful russian oligarch, which would make anyone worried about how youre going to get money back to pay this person back. >> as manafort attempted to change his fate, he looked back to the united states and a long shot presidential candidate. >> we will make america great agai...

Because when you hear ukraine in this trial, when you see the tens of millions of dollars coming into manaforts pockets because hes working on behalf of a pro-russian ukrainian candidate, understand, were talking about russian money. thats what were talking about here. so this does have significance. and if indeed the prosecution is impliedi implying that the $10 million payment was a payment not a loan, that is significant. with gates taking the stand, this is a confident move by the special co...