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For example, the atlantic reporter that james baker the third, pillar of the gop establishment and george bush for the one secretary of state literally sent manafort foreign government clients. manaforts firm lobbied to dictators and crooks all over the world the brutal and corrupt ferdinand of the things to the violent jonas of angolas army committed atrocities against children and instructed women into sexual slavery. this is pulmicort leading a courthouse in virginia a couple of weeks ago aft...

Least drop donald trump fired manafort. the ruling elite in washington in the media and the establishment beers on both sides of the aisle they want to put it all on manafort and that hes a front apple in the barrel but we will not let him get away with that because the truth is there are nearly all. every single one of those big washington firms, the ones that members of congress and administration officials slink off to once theyre out of office. if you are being paid by foreign governments yo...

Second, chris, people say, well, who can problem collusion? i mean, if you just take a step back, here you have this freaking international man of mystery who is running the eventual nominee of the republican party and is in hoc to a pro-putin oligarch and putin at this time is trying to hack the election in various ways through intermediaries. it is right there in front of us. >> i also want to say like people that cross putin and russian oligarchs have ended up dead often. this is not -- consp...

Dead often. this is not -- conspiracy. we know it. journalists, oligarchs that turned against him. the political foes and foreign countries drinking polonium. like the stakes are high for all involved its fair to say. >> thats correct. up till now, he didnt have much reason to worry because he had delivered in a lot of ways or at least the campaign worked in a lot of ways. now that the pressures on manafort, if he ever decides to flip, that is a really dangerous area for him and for everybody el...

Eventual nominee of the republican party and is in hoc to a pro-putin oligarch and putin at this time is trying to hack the election in various ways through intermediaries. it is right there in front of us. >> i also want to say like people that cross putin and russian oligarchs have ended up dead often. this is not -- conspiracy. we know it. journalists, oligarchs that turned against him. the political foes and foreign countries drinking pole loaniam. like the stakes are high for all involved i...

Thing he pled guilty to, the false statements. it was on february 1st of 2018. i think once you are in this soup, you would figure out more lies -- if there is one thing muellers investigation is showing is they are detail oriented. >> but i know from having been da, if you gave criminals an iq test they wouldnt score at the top and that is why they get caught. >> and putting that aside, the other stuff goes back years into defrauding the united states. they are talking about tax stuff. and this...

Person a. >> normally its the justice departments policy not to name unindicted information in an indictment. but this is not about this lawyers lie, this is about the russian investigation. the special prosecutors office is not interested in something that happened with a report back in 2012, theyre also not interested in gathering more evidence on the indictment on manafort, when theyve got basically a case that is based totally on documents and is unassailable. what this is about is the septe...

To lying to federal agents. exactly like ken said, this sends a very strong message not to lie to muellers team. he has a ton of documents, resources, human sources, to work with, and the plea deal today, or the guilty plea today from this guy, this lawyer, really shows that hes honing in yet again even more so homi on manaforts work in ukraine. essentially has to do with a report he fihired this law firmn 2012, a trial against victor n yanocovic. whether this was illicitly financed. in the indi...

>> yeah. the russians are truly a very aggressive superior intelligence service. whether its the svr, the fsb, their internal and external services. not to mention the president of their country whos a former colonel in the kgb which, in my experience of working spies and counterintelligence for a long time, was one of the most horrific kind of intelligence services in the world. actually disbanded right before he went into politics. so youve got the guy whos running russia whos a seasoned intel...

Febreze one, breathe happy. as russia surged back into the headlines tonight, in the wake of the manafort and gates indictments, the papadopoulos